Tailor and Cleaners Advertise Pickup Service
Cleans presses alters men’s clothing and cleans skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 49 No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
4
Mrs Langford Dead At 48 In Aubrey Pneumonia
Mrs Langford wife of M F Langford and mother of Mercer Langford died in Aubrey Sunday evening from pneumonia at 48. Funeral services were held at the family home with burial in Pilot Point cemetery. Mercer Langford, her son, is a night ticket agent at the local station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Langford
Mercer Langford
Aubrey Sunday
Aubrey
Grace Langford
M. E. Langford
Pilot Point
Prompt delivery of First Class Coal weighs heavy
Prompt delivery of First Class Coal with full weights stated raises questions about accuracy and timeliness. Shipments are tracked for weight compliance and delivery schedules, with inspectors verifying load measurements and certification documents.
Denton Bread Shop Offers Daily Fresh 14-Ounce Loaf
Ideal Restaurant advertises fresh daily bread with a 14-ounce loaf claimed to be the only size in Denton and offering great value. The copy urges customers to try the bread and cites quality as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
C. Smivh
Local residents listed in Farmersville and Denton area notes
J N Rayzor and W C Dicksor are in Farmersville. John McKenna of Roanoke was here today on business. R L Kerr of the eastern county was here on business today. Hon Alvin C Owsley returned last night from Barstow. A B Chambers of Bartonville moved to Denton to join Long & King. B F Witt from the eastern county was here today. Snow last week measured one and one quarter inches according to Mrs Witt. J Torter, longtime Bartonville resident, prepared to move to a Wise county farm near Decatur recently purchased from C Lipscomb Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Rayzor
W. C. Dicksor
Farmersville
John McKenna
Roanoke
R. L. Kerr
A. B. Chambers
Bartonville
Denton
Long & King
B. F. Witt
Frontier Asthma Company Trial Offer Cited
An offer states asthma can be cured at home with free trial treatment and full information. The notice directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo New York for details and no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N, Y
Dead Letter List for Denton Texas Week Ending January 9 1910
Uncalled letters listed by category Misses Mary Coats Ella Christian Nora Lee Rogers Hallie Scott Mrs Frank Whitley and many others. Letters to be sent to Washington Jan 25 if not claimed. Also ad for fourteen ounce bread loaf at IDEAL RESTAURANT with 30c classified note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
Washington
Mary Coats
Ella Christian
Nora Lee Rogers
Hallie Scott
Frank Whitley
Denton Trust Company Offers Farm Land Loans
Denton Trust Company announces funds available for loans on good farm lands, inviting farmers to contact the bank for financing options and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Lands
Denton Trust Company
Denton Trus Company
Denton Mothers Club Plans Visit and Library Gift
The Mothers Club meets at City Hall at 3 PM on Wednesday with all members urged to attend. The Ariel club’s Literary department reports a large turnout and a program including a visit by Miss Kate Frind of Waco on the 14th and a planned club gift to the public school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
City Hall
Ariel Club
Min nis' Drug Store Offers Compounded Prescriptions
Min nis' Drug Store promotes its prescription compounding service and urges customers to call. The Ideal Restaurant advertises largest loaves of bread in town at 14 ounces per loaf, nearly double standard weight, with two phone numbers for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal
Ideal Restaurant
Death of H L Roberts at Hereford
Eld F L Young received a telegram announcing the death of H L Roberts a former well known Pilot Point resident at age about seventy. The funeral will be held in Pilot Point Wednesday morning with interment that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
F. L. Young
Hereford
H. L. Roberts
Pilot Point
Pilot Pint
West Side Grocery Announces Low Prices and Free Delivery
Money buys groceries cheap from H. F. Keller with free delivery. New phone 312 130¢. Connection first class groceries at the lowest possible price. Call D. R. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Keller
West Side
D. R. Turner
Entler Ed Ward Sales Note At Eighty Cents Each
A brief sale notice lists Entler Ed as seller and announces items priced at 80 cents each. The notice provides limited details on quantity or buyer terms.
Groceries This Store Ready For Business
If you want groceries call for No 7. We are ready for business now. Our service will be prompt and efficient. D. R. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Turner
Cousin of Denton Woman Tied to Morse Divorce Case
The Dodge Morse divorce links Mrs Morse born Callaway county was a parties’ battler, with details of Charles W Morse’s Georgia prison sentence and a famed legal dispute involving Abe Hummel. The narrative notes beauty, family ties to N P Cowles of Auxvasse, and hopes for Morse’s pardon amid a 1907 panic fallout. Curtis' watch and jewelry repair and Denton Trust Company loan services are listed at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Callaway
Robert McPheeters
Goodwin Cowles
Anxvasse
Miss Scott
Harvey
Mary Scott
Clement C. Cowles
California
Dodge
Big City
New York City
Abe Hummel
New York
Hummel
Dodge Joe Morse
Jerome
Georgia
N. P. Cowles
Auxvasse
Eva Cowles
Fulton
Denton Promises Permanent Streets and Chamber Support
City leaders outline policy of permanent street improvements funded by available money. Mayor Bates and Alderman Hoard push continued macadam work, better roads, and a gas franchise discussion. Chamber of Commerce members praise unity and pledge continued support as Denton grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Denton
Hickory
Nobdy
Hauskin
Supreme Court
Austin
East Hickory Street
F. Schneer
Chamber
A. F. Hellman
College of Industrial Arts
Hellman
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Cowan
Denton County
O. P. Poe
Lee
Arthur P. Duggan
Who's Your Druggist The Prescription Department Advantage
A drug store owner touts high quality prescription service and skilled staff as the key to safety and reliability. He notes that cheaper products and workers can risk lives, offers first class service and free delivery, and invites customers to use his store and phone for orders.
Winter Rebounds Yet Snow Lingers Over Local Farms
After a week of severe winter the sun returns and wheat fields clear, but stock suffer from feed shortages. Notables include Jim Tucker bedridden, Mary Vaughn back in Decatur, and many residents traveling to Justin and Fort Worth as roads thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
A. F. Vaughn
Wife
Decatur
Jesse Minnerly
Justin
Local notes from Justin and Prairie Mound communities
Justin residents including A J Dunican visiting his mother in Justin Alvin Wilson studying in Denton J R Brooks from Amarillo and S W Barrett returning to manage J R Wilson lumber yard Mrs Florence Cate and son Arthur visited Decatur area Uncle Henry Pennington improving in Justin Prairie Mound reports snowy weather trips to Hamilton Dallas and Argyle residents and church attendees with local visits and family news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justinn
A. J. Dunican
D4ilene
Alvin Wilson
Denton
J. R. Brooks
Amarillo
S. W. Barrett
Justin
J.R. Wilson
G. E. Pratt
Florence Cate
Arthur
Decatur
Henry Pennington
Prairie Mound
Mrs. Brown
Hamilton
C. Roach
Alton
Potts
Oak Grove
Effie Lively
Henry Stewart
Dallas
Randolph Faught
Hhis School
Cleburne
Street tax due for 1910 with early payment discount
The notice informs residents the street tax for 1910 is due now. If paid before February 1 the amount is 3 dollars. after February 1 the amount rises to 5 dollars. Payments should be made to B. H. Deavenport at the Denton County National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton County National Bank
B. H. Deavenport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magill & Shepard, Furniture and Undertaking
West Side Square
Farmers Implement & Vehicle Co
C. E. Fowler
T. B. Porter
Mgr
Sherman Steam Laundry
C.R Hamilton
Taliaferro’s
Blanks
Denton Co. National Bank
I. M. Mitchell
Prop
Denton Transfer Company
W. H. Land
the Telephone Trust
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co
BE. H. Egan
P. Poe
Lod Robinson
Fred D. MC Oke
Www
SCOTT
Cali Taylor Bros
Alvin C. Owsley
Bar
Stow
Ann & Mary
Mabel Andrews
A. Andrews
Mary Joyce Butler
Baby Helen Cowan
Luella Clark
Rosacland
Lela
Feland
Josie Higgsins
Alma Horon
A. Elata
Carmen McLain
Lula Moore
Lucy Matthews
Ruth Norris
Ruby Read
Nelsine Stone
Halie Scott
Mirtal Taylor
Naomi
Tramel
Lela Wright
Jewel Wilkerson
Grace Wilkerson
Clyde Coconeal
W. C. Car
Ver
Henry Herod
W. L. McDonald
J. Y. Thomas
Corder Wren
W. 8
Williams
Glenn Allen
Thomas Bruce, J. D. Baker, L. RB
Austin Sims
John RB. Schmitz
P. M
Minnis’ Drug Store
Texas Almanacs
Entler Edwards
Charles W. Morse
G. P., Davis
Curtis
Workman
Toni
J. M. Hoard
Offic
R. M. Huffbines
Joe L. Blewett
Sam W. Fritz
S. A. Gibson
J. O. Bell
Ton Chamber of Commerce
Kney
Cr. F. Evans
Phat
Beyett’s
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Gleason
Notaroats
Sea
Studebaker
W. J. McCray
Jim Tucker
Wiley Cope
Jesse Wright
Mary Vaughn
D. B.C
A. B. Minnerly
Chester Litz
M. F
J. S Wyman
J. M. White
Bean Robinson
Brookston
J. H. Allen
Greenwood
Day Dooley
Paint Rock
J. C. Beatt
Justin Mill
Mrs. Lively
Rev. Sellam
Argyle
Henry Steward
Mr. Crawford
Arvile Freeman
Mack Stewart
Willie Potts
Kate Horton
Baby of Argyle
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