Our Business Grows Amid Attacks By Telephone Trust
The company reports 465 subscribers, the largest number ever, showcasing growth despite ongoing aggressive disruptions from the telephone trust.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1910
Page
4
The company reports 465 subscribers, the largest number ever, showcasing growth despite ongoing aggressive disruptions from the telephone trust.
Local notes record T. L. Dorris visiting from Lewisville and Mrs. Charles Mays visiting Pilot Point relatives. Annis Day of Abilene plans to enroll in city schools with brother Clifford Day. O R Bridges returns to Liano county from Avenue A. CC Reymershoffer returns to Galveston after visiting Hill Rowe. T K Peters Jr and Miss Rebah Peters head to Carey Childress County to begin teaching this week. N P Johnson and Bala Williams depart for Chicago and Delavan Wis for spring road trips. Henry Hopkins leaves Brenham to resume college. Lacey departs for Detroit Rei River county to locate and buy property.
Fragmentary text references a company name Prontie Astin Comm pany and an address Room 792 Burt alo, with garbled phrases about treatment and format. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the partial business reference.
Mrs Kanady of Dallas underwent breast cancer surgery while Joe Young recovers from typhoid then contracts grip. Five more smallpox cases in countryside east of Lewisville raise total to eleven amid harsh weather. RALE CO promotes Jose Vila cigars.
An informal Monday afternoon dance hosted by Miss Lula Evers at her West Oak street home. Guests included Mrs. H. M. Walden, Misses Anna Banks Lucile Blewett Euphemia Moore Katie Bass Pauline Robertson Strickland and Messrs Jerome Blount William Banks Quinlan Adams of Bryan Pete Blewett Lucian Hoard.
The four day old infant of Mr and Mrs E B Hawkins near Cooper Creek school died Monday night from spasms. Interment was held Tuesday afternoon at Cooper cemetery.
Classified ad notes land loan closures with low interest from Denton Trust Company. Short, direct notice indicating rapid processing and favorable rates for real estate financing.
The postoffice report shows December local business conditions with a comparison to December 1908 and 1909. Receipts rose by 106.08 dollars from 1,630.37 to 1,736.45 reflecting stamp sales rent and second class postage among the items listed.
Tucker, a white man, was jailed Tuesday on a complaint in the justice's court charging him with unlawfully selling intoxicants in a dry county. The case relies on a new law upheld by the Court of Criminal Appeals making engaging in the business a felony after two sales. The county previously had only one prior arrest under the law, that of George Williams.
Woodmen Circle members and Woodmen of the World managers enjoyed a luncheon at Woodmen hall. A BYP program for Sunday January 9 features Ella May Brashears leading opening exercises and Bible readings.
Homer Hardwick youngest son of Mr and Mrs F L Hardwick died at the family home near Little Elm Christmas day He was 25 and had been a church member since age 20 Survived by his parents six sisters and two brothers Mrs J M Ogle
Bert Withers announces a new grocery stock will open January 1 in the Withers building at the corner of West and Cedar. He asks former McKinney Street customers to continue patronage and invites all to buy first class groceries at reasonable prices.
Woodson Harris announces acceptance of a position with Long & King grocers and invites friends to call or visit when in need of first class groceries. Very respectfully, Woodson Harris.
Fifteen years of daily use for eczema and ringworm cited by Mrs. Eula Preslad of Greenfield Tennessee. She calls the ointment an old friend and a true remedy, available at 50 cents a box.
Assessor Miller and deputies R. R. Bates R. B. Harris J. F. Morgan J. D. Wallace and J. H. Hughes are at work on 1910 tax assessments. The total is expected to reach possibly over 19 million dollars.
The Palace Restaurant on North Side Squares invites patrons to a special Sunday dinner priced at 25c to 50c while featuring fresh fish and oysters daily. P. Mackey is proprietor with both phones listed for contact.
J. M. Taylor advertises a carload of cotton seed hulls and meat for sale. He invites interested buyers to see him at once, describing items as not expensive but very good and offering chafers and trays.
The Denton County Medical Society met in regular session at the offices of Drs Inge and Kimbrough. Attendees included Drs Inge Kimbrough Hooper Lipscomb Kincaid McCabe Swearingen Odell Copenhaver Sammie. Reports covered tongue cancer eye injury femoral vein thrombosis typhoid fever and other cases.
Wednesday program for the week of prayer at the First Baptist Church with a homelands focus led by Mrs. M. T. Andrews. Devotional topics include The Promises and guidance prayers, scripture readings, and a closing hymn. Also mentions a cigar advertisement and a Denton post office dead letters list with names.
Deeds passed Tuesday transferring 824 acres formerly owned by E. W. Garnett to F. M. Rayzor five miles northeast of town. The farm, one of the county’s best and well improved, is estimated around $40,000 though the deed is not filed. Rayzor has sold his interest in W. B. McClurkan & Co. to W. B. McClurkan.
Tax collections are picking up. Into Collector Crowder's office Monday a total of 2897 was poured, mostly small payments. Saturday January 1 was poor with only 294 collected. Poll taxes are coming in fairly regular now and interest in the July primary is rising as more polls are paid.
The switch engine in the local yards is to be put back into service immediately per orders, after being removed last spring. Expect uncertainty remains about the crew. the move aims to prevent further delays from freights having to handle switching. The notice covers Toledo Ohio and Lucas County.
Lamar W. Land of Cumberland University will represent the college in a January 15 debate with Vanderbilt University in Nashville. The subject is the Hobson Ship Subsidy bill with Cumberland supporting Hobson. Land, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Land of Denton, previously attended the Normal college and studied in Washington, D. C. for two weeks.
Announcement that W J McCray will relocate to the Craddock building on the south side of the square after January 1, 1919 and will meet customers and friends at the new location. Signature W J McCray.
Brave fire fighters use Bucklen's Arnica salve for burns scalds and wounds claiming instant relief and rapid healing. The earths greatest healer quickly cures eruptions sores boils ulcers felons and pile care. Available for 25c at J F Raley & Co alongside magazine subscriptions offer.
J. W. Benson announces the acquisition of Barney Woods's interest in the firm and states the business will continue under new ownership.
A brief shop note announces toilet paper is in stock at Evers Hardware with a cheerful call to visit on a fine prairie day. R H Evers promotes the store and encourages customers to shop locally.
W R Mickle of McKinney advises turkey raisers on selecting breeding birds, maintenance, and management. He details tom and hen traits, standard weights, pen setup, egg collection, incubation, and feeding for healthy, productive flocks.
A health warning warns that extreme weather endangers those with colds and pneumonia risks. It urges immediate care at the slightest cold to prevent a severe case and advises avoiding reliance on ineffective remedies.
Watkins Cough Syrup promoted as a fine remedy to have on hand. Visit the store to purchase a bottle and take it home.
W R Scott the tailor offers cleaning pressing alterations and made to measure suits for men. He cleans and presses skirts and will call for and deliver. New phone 40 No 6 West Side Squeere.
A customer from Hanettsville Texas praises Hunt's Lightning O11 as a great pain and sprain reliever. The testimonial notes satisfaction with the product and mentions 25 and 50 cent bottles.
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