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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
4
The company announces a special rate for students and groups of four in a cab with one-way prices for both directions. Wording promises common city service at usual rates outside the offer. W. H. Land serves as business manager.
The Telephone Trust keeps knocking, and business continues to expand. A clear reason underpins this growth as demand rises and market presence strengthens.
Cleans presses alters men’s clothes and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 46 No 6 West Side Square.
A sizable audience attended the Reagan Literary Society open meeting at the Normal College Saturday night. The highlight was a debate on whether the United States would act for the best interests of its citizens by disposing of its island possessions, with the negatives prevailing.
Mrs Charles Abernathy hosted a refined Saturday afternoon gathering for Miss Anna Witherspoon with many guests. Miss Mary Melson won a dress judging contest and Irene Davidson won a drawing contest of the honoree. both received prizes amid a salad and confection course.
Auction sale of groceries by administrator S T Coleman for the T E Strader stock in Justin to be sold either publicly or privately on January 25 1910. Denton Trust Company offers money to loan on good farm lands.
Will N Kiueck and Miss Gladys O Reilly along with Fritz M Kluck and Miss May Hooten were united in a double wedding Sunday afternoon at 2 30 by Rev M T Andrews of First Baptist church. The Kluck brothers reside northeast of town on Cooper Creek with families from south of the city.
Min nis' Drug Store advertises prescriptions compounded and promotes rapid land loans with low rates of interest through the Denton Trust Company.
Elder FL Young is in Aubrey. W H Harris arrives from Austin on business. Willis Simmons visits from West Texas. Mrs Fréd Bottorff returns from Austin. Charles Abernathy spends weekend with family. F A Hammett at bedside of wife in Denton. A L Lane, ex-employee of G W Wilson, on business after bankruptcy. Creditors meeting set for Jan 20.
Bold claim of a home asthma cure offers free trial treatment and full information from Frontier Asthma Company at Room 702 Buffalo NY. No verifiable medical evidence provided.
Patrons witnessed a highly realistic film titled The Cowboy Millionaire at Circle D ranch in Circle City Ida on Saturday night. Photographers were sent by the manufacturers to capture scenes at the venue and for publicity.
A special called meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy is set for Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at City Hall. Contact D. R. Turner for details. Evers Hardware advertises toilet paper.
The comptroller's department reports Texas has about 4 309 saloons an increase from last year. Major cities exceed permit limits by population with Dallas 22 saloons Fort Worth 224 Houston 75 San Antonio 378 and Galveston 175.
J K MecKelvy loses a valuable cow Sunday night as the animal choked to death.
A group from Decatur including A. Lilliard, J. F. Lilliard, J. W. Lillard, Zach Lilliard and Mr and Mrs Terrell Lillard drove to visit Geo. Clark spending the day there. They reported heavy roads to Stony but good roads beyond with no snow west of Stony.
An 1886 testimonial offers one hundred dollars for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The text mentions a vivid film scene of cowboys in the city and a Monday showing of The Cowboy Millionaire with vaudeville by Ed Moran.
A printer offer guarantees Rexall Orderlies will provide permanent relief from constipation when used regularly. If they do not satisfy, the medicine costs nothing. The odorless tasteless tablets are easy to take and gentle, with a two size pack sold at 25 cents for 86 tablets and 10 cents for 12 tablets at the store.
A brief business note from D R Turner expresses readiness to engage in trading with mutual advantage and invites further contact using phone number seven.
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid cold or cough which can lead to pneumonia and consumption. It promotes Simmons Cough Syrup as a cure for coughs and to heal lungs, promising you can enjoy spring.
A single line note states a sale of Entler Ed wards at 80 cents per item. It provides no further context on quantity or purpose.
D. R. Turner invites customers to call for No 7 and announces readiness for business with prompt efficient service.
If you want concrete or brick work done first class see S A Bush ey. the USE EVERS' CUTLERY.
Real estate ads highlight affordable properties and investment potential. Listings emphasize value and quick sale options with concise notices and key details for quick buyer interest.
A Denton lumber firm states it is not closing its operations despite new rental quarters. H. H. Hardin & Co announces relocation to more convenient premises and thanks customers for past favors while seeking continued patronage and assurance of prompt service.
A satirical list mocks postal rules by exaggerating rude guidance for mail carriers. It lampoons entitlement and poor service norms with comical, provocative directions about boxes of fruit, managing dogs, and ignoring customer requests.
A compact classified note notes that Record and Chronicle seek advertisements of the type labeled banger offers. The brief urges readers to place want ads with the newspapers to reach local buyers and sellers.
C E Farmer, former county attorney candidate, returns to contest the flatorial representative seat from a district spanning Denton Tarrant Cooke and Wise counties with Fort Worth as his base.
Brave fire fighters rely on Bucklen's Arnica salve to ease burns scalds and wounds. It relieves pain and promotes rapid healing for skin eruptions boils ulcers and other injuries. Available at J F Raley & Co.
Notice from B H Deavenport treasurer announces street taxes for 1910 must be paid by February 1 to pay $3. after February 1 the amount rises to $5. Payments should be made at the Denton County National Bank.
The notice states all water light and power rents are due and payable on or before January 10 1910 at the City Hall office. Signed by H C Storrie superintendent.
The Schablow sky Shoe Shop has relocated to West Hickory near Flow's blacksmith shop after moving from South Elm street. Give him your business.
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