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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
4
The Commissioners Court sits today as a high wind day ends. A family eased from smallpox quarantine while others near release this week. A newborn was born three miles south of town to Mr and Mrs Ike Ben.
Denton Trust Company of Denton Texas advertises 200 acres of fine level black land offered at 35 dollars per acre with an expectation the price will hit 50 dollars per acre within six months.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as they do not reach the disease. It is a blood or constitutional ailment requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy is not a quack medicine and was prepared by a top country physician for years as a prescription.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church South announces an all day program for February 16 at the church. The schedule includes devotional exercises, an address by President Mrs Butler, reviews of work, talks on future plans, missionary stories, papers, lunch with mite boxes, a Birds-eye View of Our Work, songs, a workers conference, and discussions on how to best interest members.
A testimonial touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cures catarrh by tonics and blood purifiers. It claims it is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a top physician. Sold by druggists with a one dollar price. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The poet humorist will headline a library fundraiser at the R. E. Lee school auditorium on Monday evening. He will read Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg. Reserved seats are 25 cents, on sale at Minnis' drug store.
The local Rebekah lodge plans a rally at the Odd Fellows Hall tonight followed by a luncheon. Officials expect strong attendance and possibly an initiation or two to conclude the event.
A reader from Okeene Oklahoma Territory extols Hunt's Lightning Oil amid many liniment ads. After one use, the writer declares it the best and implies other products fail, urging satisfaction with Hunt's Oil.
Phone 44 for grocer LONG and KING. Located locally with a selection of groceries and daily essentials. Open hours listed for customer convenience and prompt service.
A subscriber questions a prior solution in the Daily R and C. A reader argues the druggist gained nine dollars while Smith lost three, challenging Mr Porter's claim that the druggist lost two. The writer requests additional solutions to the puzzle.
Oswego Kansas resident M T Tomlffison endorses Simmons Liver Purifier as the most valuable remedy for constipation and liver disorders. The remedy is praised for thorough work without gripping and is offered at 25 cents.
Long and King promote grocery orders via phone number 44 for convenient shopping and delivery options. Both phones 44 signals direct contact for customer service and orders.
Abstracts of title are being examined for 166 acres in Denton county near the city square and a tract in Bell county near Temple as the state prepares to deed land for agricultural experimental stations. Solicitation continues as subscriptions are gathered and bonuses secured before deeds can pass and the project closes.
Denton may gain a fuel pipeline after letters from the Chamber of Commerce to pipe line interests. Land Sta tions Company, owner of the Fort Worth line and builder of a Dallas line, says it has surveyed a line to Denison and Sherman and a branch to Denton but will not decide for two to three months after Dallas work completes.
Local ads from Denton Texas promote Min nis Drug Store compounding prescriptions and Denton Trust Company offering cash for property exchange. Also listing a 14 ounce loaf of bread for sc and citywide delivery from Ideal Restaurant with combined grocery services.
First Baptist church ladies plan a Monday box for Buckner's Orphans Home on Feb 21. Contents include quilts sheets and new and second hand clothing with an emphasis on sheets. Donations may be left all week with Mrs. R L Lester at the first house south of the Baptist church.
Mrs Helen Whimore of Clarendon Arkansas cites Hurt's Cure as the remarkable treatment for eczema. She suffered eight years with constant itching and skin fire, and claims one box quenched the symptoms.
A compact shopper appeal from Long and King promotes satisfying grocery desires with a bold message. The ad emphasizes thoughtful selection and value while inviting customers to consider their preferred products and service.
Horace McKinney a 12 year old son of Dr and Mrs D T McKinney of 9 E McKinney street sustained a fracture below the right elbow while wrestling with playmates near Pearl Street church Sunday morning. An local physician adjusted the arm and the boy rests easily under the circumstances.
A Western ad claims Dr King's New Life Pills cure stomach, liver and kidney troubles at little cost. It lists dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, jaundice, malaria and debility with a 25e price at J. F. Raley & Co.
SQUIRE McCORMICK ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR REELECTION AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN PRECINCT NO 1. THE FORMAL NOTICE APPEARS IN THE COLUMN TODAY.
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius bruised his leg badly. Salves and ointments failed until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. Works for ulcers burns bruises cuts pimples eczema or piles. 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Long and King Grocers emphasize prompt service and courteous treatment in delivery and fair dealing in groceries as daily efforts.
Miss Nancy Lee Swann visits Denton as state secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association. President Work travels to Dallas on business. Prof. Sam McMillan leaves for College Station due to his brother’s illness. Misses Pinson and Burris host CIA seniors at Mrs. Law Hawkins’s home for St Valentine. Still selling 14 ounce bread loaf for 5 cents with city delivery.
The piece argues diamonds will rise in price as Kimberley mines deepen their productive clay and labor costs increase. It notes 2500 feet depths reduce output, heavier machinery needed, and a larger workforce. It concludes that high quality diamonds are a sound long term investment if purchased wisely.
Dozens of names appear as sick or visiting the area including Mrs. R. W. Pitman and Mrs. C. A. Williams. Travelers and locals such as T. K. Blewett J. Ed Wilson and Marvin Arthur of Argyle flock through Pilot Point. Several from Garza Fort Worth and Dallas are noted, with church events and county office filings regionally referenced.
J N Clem of Dallas notes Halley's comet appears as a fuzzy ball in the western sky after sunset, though observers may be unfamiliar with it. The object lies midway between two small stars on a line from Saturn to the pole pointers, best seen around 9 o'clock.
Trial treatment information is offered free from Frontier Asthma, Room 702, Buffalo. The notice advertises home remedies with no charge and claims a complete cure is possible.
The Stonewall Jackson School Improvement league will meet at the Stonewall Jackson building Tuesday at 3 45 p m The program includes Long School children Obedience by Mrs A W Palmer Proper and Improper Methods of Securing It by Miss Clara Crowder Reading by Miss Irene Teal Remarks by the president and discussion by all members.
William S S Gill presents An American Hustler at the opera house on Saturday Feb 19 in Denton. S Pitman directs with five years as a professional director and a strong cast chosen for vivid roles. Proceeds benefit the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
The Denton Ariel Art Department gathered Saturday afternoon with Mrs Edwards. Roll call featured Welsh traditions while Miss Hillyar led a lesson on the followers of Wren and Jones. Papers on Burne Jones by Eidwards and Watts by Blewett were read. Miss Lee Williams prepared Watts. The group set date for February 26 with Miss Mary Williams.
Catarrh relief claim urges Hyomei inhaler use with two minute relief and full cure in weeks. Motive to buy outfit for $1 with pocket inhaler and extra bottle option 50 cents, sold by druggists and O M Curtis. Local note mentions Texas Almanacs for sale.
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