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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
4
Denton Transfer Company announces a special rate for student groups. When four passengers ride, the one way price for both trips is $1, covering trips to any city area. Trunks and baggage handled as a specialty. service day or night at usual rates. W H Land, Business Manager.
The text states continued efforts and ongoing business growth driven by a clear reason. It emphasizes persistent activity and a logical cause behind the expansion.
Mens clothes are cleaned and pressed including skirts. Will call for and deliver.
A report notes prompt delivery of first class coal after phone requests, with shipments arriving at full weights. The article highlights efficient handling by the supplier and prompt customer communication.
Dr. McCall of Fort Worth is the guest of Dr. W. H. Bruce. Dr. Smith of Sherman visits Dr. Bruce’s family. Frances Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodward, is very sick with pneumonia. J. E. Buster arrives from Lewisville. he is a candidate for commissioner in Precinct No. 2. Mrs. Aubrey L. Banks and Mrs. J. W. Sullivan travel to Bryan for the funeral of Mrs. Kate Parker Oliver, who died Monday from pneumonia.
Asthma cure claim offered for home use with trial treatment and full information at no charge. Contact Frontier Asthma Company Room 702 Buffalo NY for details.
J M Collier and wife transfer lot 1 block 28 in Krum for 1400 dollars. Jacob Horst and wife transfer 40 acres from Enoch Myers 160 acre survey for 1600 dollars. W N Allen and wife transfer 109 acres from D M Cale survey for 1000 dollars. J H H Caruthers and wife transfer 60 acres from Thomas Nave 1280 acre survey for 2400 dollars. L L Smith and wife transfer lot 1 block 18 in Denton for 1250 dollars. L Vernon and wife transfer 40 acres from Louisa Netherly survey for 1400 dollars.
Money buys groceries cheap from H F Keller the West Side Grocery offers free delivery and invites trial orders. New phone number listed as 12 dollars 130 cents.
A brief item notes sprzeda for Entler Ed wards at 20c each. The short entry lists unit price and supplier name without further context or details.
A concise ad promises prompt efficient grocery service from D. R. Turner inviting customers to call for No 7 and begin business.
Denton three national banks held annual meetings Tuesday and re elected all officers and directors. Exchange National lists J C Coit A J Nance J R Christal A M Bush C A Williams E F Bates J M Inge Alvin C Owsley with Nance as president and Christal as vice president. Denton County National re elected A E Graham J P Blount B H Deavenport J T Bottorff J A Rhoads G H Blewett with Blount as president and Graham as vice president. First National re elected M S Stout as president A D Turner as vice president H F Sehweer cashier.
Denton Monday night elected officers for the Knights Templars commandery with M. B. Whitlock as eminent commander and H. A. Wolfsohn as generalissimo. Other officers named include Storrie, Paschall, Jarrell, Stout, Beyett, Bates, Mercer, Christal, Butler, Bone, Cook, and Minnis.
In Denton the only place to buy a fourteen ounce loaf of bread for five cents. The generous offer doubles the amount you typically receive elsewhere. Ideal Restaurant.
A Denton meeting of local horse lovers at City Hall discussed forming a Denton County horse association. A committee led by Miss Mary Gregg Crow Wright Doc Jackson and Will Gregg was formed to recruit members with a reporting session set for January 18 at 3 PM.
Miss Kate Friend of Waco will deliver an illustrated Shakespeare lecture at the College of Industrial Arts on Saturday night to benefit the M E B society literary fund. She will present slides not shown in America and is a renowned Bard scholar in the South.
The 1910 street taxes are due now. Pay $3 before February 1 or $5 after to B. H. Deavenport Treasurer, at Denton County National Bank.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Walden and Mr and Mrs H F Schweeren tertained with eight tables of progressive 500 on Tuesday night. Nine games were played with Mrs Stout and Dr Saunders scoring the highest. A trunkhon of salad coffee and ice course was served to a list of guests including J C Coit Charles Saunders Fred Bottorff James W Simmons Ed Wilson W C Edwards M B Stout A H Walden Lee Williams Minnie Wettermark Grace Bayless Lou Ella Hann Dorothy Williams Lillian Burroughs Eva Blount Mary Gregg Katherine Bass Robt Hoffman P Lipscomb Clifford Witherspoon Crow Wright Will Gregg Robt Edwards.
The Ideal Restaurant announces today fresh shellfish and red snapper available for order. Customers can call to reserve oysters and fish caught and delivered today.
A Washington North Carolina reader recounts a brother’s long battle with consumption. After doctors offered little help he used Dr King s New Discovery and was cured by six bottles. The advertisement promises quick relief for lung and bronchial ailments and offers 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a free trial.
Stockholders of the John B trenton college are requested to meet at the courthouse Friday January 1 1910 at 2 30 o clock in the afternoon. A B Graham urges attendance to discuss important matters.
A statement from the President of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia praises Electric Bitters as a trusted remedy used in the institution for nine years. The letter claims the medicine strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion creates appetite and supports weak rundown individuals especially women. It is sold for 50 cents at J F Raley & Sons.
The partnership between W B McClurkan R A Sledge and F M Rayzor dissolves with McClurkan and Sledge continuing the business under the old name. They thank Denton and Denton County for past patronage and pledge fair treatment in the new year.
An ad notes that phone number 7 provides a connection to first class groceries at the lowest possible price and advises calling D. R. Turner for details.
A pharmacist argues that prescription department quality determines a store’s excellence. He claims high standards mean higher pay for skilled staff and quality supplies, warning cheap goods and service can cost lives. He offers first class service, goods, equipment, and free delivery with phone contact.
Inclosed is a dollar money order for Simmons Liver Purifier tin boxes. The writer Theo H. Reilly from Jonesville La notes thirty years of use and asks for the medicine priced 25 cents per box.
The Masonic Home near Fort Worth notes a record session closing before Christmas with improved efficiency due to a lighter crowd and three new teachers. A female Annex teacher boosts morale, and students tend bulbs, yielding white hyacinths and lilies. Grand Lodge trip inspires the youngsters, health remains strong with two serious illnesses in four years, and staff gratitude closes the annual summary.
The Ideal Restaurant serves the town with 14 ounce loaves, nearly twice the size of competing breads. Call them on both listed phone lines to order.
The Christian Endeavor society at Bolivar Street Presbyterian outlines Sunday's program January 16. Topic is Where is your candle with Miss Clara V Harwell leading scripture from Matthew five thirteen to sixteen and songs When Love Shines In Keep the Lower Lights Burning. A J Jones gives Why are Christians compared to light followed by a general discussion and sentence prayers. Pastor’s five minutes Mizpah Benediction.
Mrs Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee says she has kept Hunt's Cure for fifteen years to treat itching skin conditions like eczema and ringworm. She calls it peerless and an old friend and trusts its effectiveness.
Removal notice states Kunze bakery has moved from West Oak street to the Mentzen building on the north side square. Readers are asked to note the change and call on them for anything first class in the complete bakery line. Ola phone 128tfe J. Kunze.
Stop waiting for a buyer to come record and Chronicle urges rapid placement of want ads to secure timely entries. The notice emphasizes urgency for readers seeking buyers or sellers and promises prompt processing.
On January 4, 1910, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., at the county courthouse in Denton Texas, E T Broun as trustee will sell the described Lot No six in Block E, part of M Forest league, to satisfy the debt secured by a May 16 1907 deed of trust by J W Mitchell to E T Broun. The sale follows default in payment and aims to discharge the indebtedness and costs. The notice is dated December 15 1969.
Public summons issued for Elzey Stockton and other defendants with heirs listed. Publication required weekly for eight weeks in Denton or nearest district newspaper before the 21st February 1910 to answer a petition filed 28 December 1909 in No 5147 regarding ownership of a tract of land in Denton County.
C. C. Houston sues to quiet title to 60 acres within a 294 acre tract in Denton County asserting ten years of adverse possession and five year period claim. He alleges lost deeds and power of attorney plus record errors and fires destroyed prior deeds clouding title. Damages seek $500 for diminished value and impaired use.
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