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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
4
A report states the Sherman Steam Laundry wagon will be taken off the streets of Denton when the Denton Laundry resumes operation or soon after. The note claims no further details and reflects a plea to pursue honest work, requesting callers for laundry services.
Lindley Cletus McReynolds son of Dr S McReynolds died at his West Sycamore Street home just before noon Thursday after three years of illness. Born Sept 28 1885 in eastern Denton county he was a Denton High graduate who spent two years at State University with a strong record. Funeral plans awaited telegram reply from his uncle J W Hill of Des Moines Iowa and likely to be held Friday from the family home with interment at the I O O F cemetery.
Daily baked bread and pies with deliveries offered by J Kunze located at North Side Square. Includes an offer for a book of rag time pieces at Palmer's with nine numbers for 35 cents and mentions Chase & Sanborn coffee.
Shelby Willis arrives from Clas county while J. McQuigg recovers at home after illness. Tom Stroud visits Denton relatives after 26 years on the Pacific coast. J. H. Blanks travels to Denison to move his mother to Whitewright following a fall. Col. F. B. Baillie of American Type Founders visits. a leading Texas journalism figure. Rev. Frey L. McFadden, pastor, recovers to be able to hold Sunday services after several days in bed.
Miss Ivy May and Frank T. Taylor were married at the bride's home with Rev. Frey L. McFadden officiating. Guests: relatives and intimate friends. reception featured roses and ferns. couple to travel to Fort Worth, New Orleans, and then Des Moines, Iowa.
Bishop Neely notes his seven-eighths Jersey cow produced 80 pounds of milk in January, averaging almost four gallons daily. The highest daily milk 33.5 pounds, lowest 29 pounds amid snow. Milk value at 26 cents a gallon, cost of keeping 35 cents daily, net profit about $20 for the month.
Asthma treatment information offered free of charge from Frontier Asthma Company. Promises trial treatment and full information at Room 702, Buffalo New York.
The text advertises contact points Groceries Phone 44 and LONG AND KING urging a habit of calling No. 7. It echoes a promotion style linking two phone lines for grocery orders. The exact era and location are not specified.
New suits filed list W D Lincecum versus C Lipscomb Jr for commission. In entertainment notes Nappy Lee slow drag and King of Them All billed at Palmer's. Long and King advertise groceries with telephone contact 44.
For feverishness and aching from malarious conditions colds or overheating try Hicks' Capulpine. It reduces the fever and relieves the aching. It’s liquid 1 2 and 31 cents at druggists.
A reader from Oswego Kansas lauds Immons Liver Purifier as the most valuable constipation and liver remedy. It works thoroughly without giping and is recommended when opportunity arises. Price 25 cents.
Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Colorado credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from grave lung trouble after dropping to 115 pounds. He now weighs 160 and works hard, noting the medicine also cured his four children of croup. The remedy treats coughs colds lagrippe asthma and bronchial issues, 50c and 1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
A. C. Housewright announces the Palace Restaurant has moved from the north side of the square to the west side near W. J. McCray’s stand. The new, finished, neat and comfortable premises aim to attract and serve Denton patrons with improved service.
An advertisement offers cheap groceries with contact numbers 312 new and 126 old, listing H. F. Keller as the seller.
A short home remedy urges using Hyomei to relieve head cold chest tightness and sore throat. Boil water, inhale steam for two minutes under a towel, claiming immediate relief and soothing effects. Marketed by O. M Curtis selling Hyomei.
The county institute of the Baptist Women missionary workers begins tomorrow at the First Baptist Church Denton with sessions on organized work Sunbeams Young Women's Associational Work local societies and missionary topics. Delegates from across the county are arriving for a strong turnout and program listing speakers from Denton Fort Worth Dallas and Sherman.
Fragmentary note describes Capudine as a remedy for headaches and morning ailments. Mentions Drue stores and braces the native at and suggests the product fits for business use. No clear date or full context available in readable text.
D. R. Turner leads the lineup as place and date are hinted with a call to action. The item suggests a feature or kickoff segment honoring Turner as No. 7, inviting attention to his role, likely in a sports or community context.
Bulk garden seed available at the Bicycle Store operated by W. A. Taliaferro. The ad promotes groceries and invites customers to think of them for grocery needs. Contact via phone 44. Store at Long and King.
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius bruised his leg badly and an ugly sore followed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly and was praised for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
Readable text notes Arkansas Mill showcases prairie hay from Texas as a preferred feed option. No dates or additional specifics available.
Health notice urges early detection of kidney problems with symptoms like cloudy foul urine back pain and fatigue. Endorsed by Denton resident L. T. Fowlkes and promoting Doan’s Kidney Pills as the recommended remedy available nationwide through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Fresh News From Our Neighboring Towns reports clear weather aiding spring farming in Drop. Wheat pastures well and cattle fat, with some blackleg deaths. Local road work ongoing. Sickness in the community includes Grandma Couser and F A Wright. Several residents visit Justin and Denton. Spouses from Nocona visit Cowan family. Oscar Couser moves to Krum. Walter McLain dies in Fort Worth and is buried locally.
ARGYLE Feb 2 A number of residents and visitors are listed including Alvie Sconce and J P Lawrence in Denton Friday. The chain gang grades local roads while several Bartonville and Denton residents travel for visiting relatives and bank business. Mrs Phillip Lawrence continues to recover slowly.
SANGER Feb 1 There are many paestacnia cases in town with one physician alone listing 15. Rev Matthews is in Justin. J T Chambers bought the residence in north Sanger from G W Reed. plans adding modern conveniences. Mrs Geo W Sullivan is very ill with pleurisy. J W Koons and Mr Newman attend court in Decatur. Bertha Balis hosted a U D E P U gathering at Mrs Haywood Lusk’s. refreshments served. Quarterly conference at M E Church held. Rev D H Aston preached. Dr Chas Rice left for Gainesville.
GARA area brief notices list residents visiting or returning from nearby towns. Entries name individuals from Dallas, Lewisville, Denton, Burk, Hillsboro, and Loving with travels, illnesses, and a death: Nettie Close dies after pneumonia. Mrs. J. M. Sanders ill but improving. other residents moving, visiting, or staying with relatives in Denton and Dallas.
Miss Cora Moody of Cedar Hill visited her parents in Roanoke while Judge S H Cowan attended his ailing father Wm Cowan here. Joan Thompson of Fort Worth visited Roanoke and H O Dunham was in Denton last week. T W Buell of Fort Worth visited relatives. Mr Spangler Grand Master of I O O F spoke at Union Church. Mr and Mrs George Durham did business in Denton. G I Foster accepted a position as auditor on the T & P railroad. Hig run in Louisiana. H D Cowan of Tempie is here.
Fine weather aids farmers in Prairie Chapel boosting wheat and oats prep. Several illnesses, mainly pneumonia and lagrippe, affect residents. Birthday dinner for J W Scoggins and Bertha Blakley draws friends. Miss Janie King, Bertha Blakley visit Kin and school work continues. Sunday school at Wesley Chapel active with J H McReynolds leading the league. Capt Stiles returns from Washington and local visits occur. town life noted with weather and social scenes.
Mingo reports pretty weather with farmers making hay and preparing fields. Wheat looks well. Local social notes include Miss Myrtle Williams visiting Miss Mary Stover, visits between Beulah Lynn Bettie Stover and Ida Coleman, and family movements. Child Ishmael Land and George Payne are listed as sick. M Cox returned from Georgia. Funeral of Mrs Lizzie Smith attended by Mr and Mrs Green. Mrs G Waugh visiting Mrs G H Conway near Aubrey. Mrs Carnes near Denton visited Mrs Hattie Brewer.
A brief note offers a phone line 44 for hungry callers to get suggestions. The message hints at a restaurant or service role with cryptic wording and names LONG AND KING.
Gracie Weston Langford of Aubrey died January 9 at age 48. The brief notice lists her as a resident of Aubrey with no other biographical details provided.
The Presbyterian choir will gather Saturday evening at 716 fast end of Priday street, the residence of Mrs. Chas Saunders.
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