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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
4
LATE PERSONAL MENTION W. C. Grant and many others from Dallas and nearby towns were recorded in town this day. The list includes Judge Lee Aumwalt ill, bankers attending a Dallas convention, and numerous visits to and from Paris, Dallas, Roanoke, Sanger, and Fort Worth.
Last day for service on February term suits noted one new case filed against S. W. Kanady et al for title and damages. A lot in Grounds Addition is involved.
Oswego Kansas resident MT Tomlinson endorses Liver Purifier as the best remedy for constipation and disordered liver. The product allegedly works thoroughly without causing griping and is priced at 25 cents.
Prompt service in delivery and courteous treatment are the daily aim of LONG AND KING for groceries. The ad emphasizes fair dealing and customer focus in shopping.
D R Turner displays an unusual harvest of vegetables described as freakish, with emphasis on Number Seven varieties.
Denton traveling man D. H. Wisdom and his Dallas packing house companion Mr. Weihs faced a close call during a runaway between Rhome and Newark. The breast-strap broke, horses bolted, the dash collapsed, and Wisdom and Weihs escaped largely unhurt after jumping to safety and walking the remaining distance into Rhome.
A fragmented note cites Mouna City facing higher pains costs and mentions MR Gilbert in unclear context, suggesting a discussion of rising prices or burdens with limited details.
An advertisement asserts men lose earnings to doctors and medicines for stomach, liver, kidney issues and promises rapid relief at a low price. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility priced 25e at Jd. BF. Raley & Co.
Removal notice from A C Housewright announces Palare restaurant relocation from the north side of the square to the W. J. McCray 911 stand on the west side. The new, newly finished, neat, and comfortable location aims to attract and please Denton patrons.
A note states Ben Sullivan has bought out Frank Wilkerson and will resume selling meat to former customers. Contact numbers Old 83 and new 300 are provided to reach him.
An old advertisement features Chase and Sanborn coffee with emphasis on Call No. 7 and D. R. Turner, signaling a priced or cataloged promotion.
Cheap groceries advertised with contact numbers 312 for new and 126 for old. H F Keller listed with Call No 7.
Asthma can be cured at home claims Frontier Asthma Company. Trial treatment and full information offered free of charge from Room 702, Buffalo, N.
An ad highlights Min nis' Drug Store as the place to have prescriptions compounded. It also notes best Texas prairie hay from Arkansas Mill, with the number 182 appearing.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications because it stains the blood and constitutional system. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is claimed to be a regular prescription from a respected physician and combines tonics with blood purifiers for curative effect. Testimonials are available by mail from Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 7 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Several cows with young calves available for sale or exchange. Contact M Taylor for details and pricing.
When editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius bruised his leg a bad sore followed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly after many salves failed. It eases ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns pimples eczema or piles. 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nerves. It is a pleasant liquid that starts to work immediately. Sold at drug stores under the 1c price claim.
Mrs Helen Whitmore of Claretdon Arkansas touts Hurt's Cure as the remarkable remedy for eczema. She says eight years of itching ended after less than one box and urges others to rub it on to relieve the itch.
A large selection of popular books by top authors is priced at 25 cents each this week only. Hurry to haul away several titles before stock runs out.
Ted Davis known as Ted announces his bid for county commissioner from Precinct 4. He lives northwest of the city between Denton and Krum and pledges equal rights with no special road expenditure privileges. The piece also contains an ad for Electric Bitters praising its use at an orphanage in Macon Georgia.
A roll of land transfers is listed for Denton area parcels with buyers and prices ranging from 75 to 12 500 dollars. Entries cover multiple surveys and towns including Pilot Point Sanger Lange Roanoke and Denton. Adjunct School Improvement program and Mothers' Club meeting notes from the Denton area are also summarized.
Snow flurries observed Thursday with more likely. Dr W A Jones returned from Dallas with a five passenger four cylinder 40 horsepower Model D Buick. G B Collins offers to replace dead court yard trees under last year’s terms. Ariel club ladies likely to accept. New eleven mile telephone line to the Peoples Home telephones company now completed and in operation. Old United Charities officers meeting postponed after no one attended except Secretary Beall. Fire did not affect us as records kept in fire proof vault. Records safe. abstracts offered by Duggan Abstract Co. Groceries and ads noted.
A reader from Okeene Oklahoma shares a strong endorsement for Hunt's Lightning Oil after trying several liniments. The testimonial claims it is the best available and notes nothing else compares if it fails to work.
An old listing suggests calling 44 for groceries from LONG AND KING. It notes a telephone contact used for placing grocery orders.
J B Hollers proposes concrete sidewalk work on West Hickory street with a year to pay in monthly installments and no loss to customers. He asks locals ready to line up the walk from the Baptist church to the Normal College. Contact by phone 165 new or in town.
An old ad notes Bunche style kindling sold with each dollar load of wood at Clifford Stroud's Wood Yard and lists a new phone number 291.
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