Tarr Clean and Presses Men’s Clothes and Skirts
Tarr cleans presses and alters men’s clothes and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 No 6 West Sid Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
4
Tarr cleans presses and alters men’s clothes and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 No 6 West Sid Square.
The dispatch notes promise prompt delivery of First Class Coal with full weights. Railcar load details and weight certifications accompany the shipment to ensure accuracy.
The North Texas State Normal reports new student entries with home addresses and boarding places. The county court January term opens with a fifty nine case criminal docket dominated by gaming and local option law violations, plus carrying weapons and swindling.
A joint open meeting of Freshomn Sophomore Junior and Senior classes at R E Lee auditorium drew large turnout. The debate featured Jerry Fowler and Frank Young for the affirmative against Alvin Bush and Winn Wooley for the negative on relinquishing all claims to the Philippine Islands.
The Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors postponed the regular Thursday meeting to Monday afternoon. Officers and committees for the ensuing year will be appointed at that time.
Letter from Thos H Reilly of Jonesville Louisiana encloses a money order for one dollar and requests its value in Simmons Liver Purifier tin boxes. He notes using the medicine for thirty years and mentions price 25 cents per box.
Mr. J. M. Totten will speak at the College of Industrial Arts next Monday night as part of a regular lyceum program. The anticipated lecture is titled Seeing Things at Night and is expected to draw local attendance.
Readable text notes Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats offered by C F Witherspoon & Sons. No further context or dates provided.
John Johnson Jr. returned from Olney with an $18,000 school building contract awarded last week. He plans to begin work soon and finish by August 1.
Clark Owsley hosted a Friday night dance at his parents suburban home. Guests enjoyed music and light refreshments, sharing in a pleasant social event. Reeves the Jeweler advertises repair services for Hamilton Howard South Bend Rockford watches and offers fine hand engraving.
A Washington man recalls a decade long battle with consumption and illness until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him after six bottles. The ad claims quick relief for lung and bronchial ailments with 60 cent to 1 dollar pricing and a free trial bottle, guaranteed by J F Raley and Co.
A note on Capuchine claimed to help headaches and focus for work. The piece suggests trying Capuchine for relief and improved fortitude, though the language is informal and promotional with limited details.
Sunday in Gainesville family members of the late J H Christal gather for a reunion at Rev A J Harris home. Attending are Mrs Harris Mrs Robert N Mounts of Hereford Mr and Mrs Jack Christal of Roanoke Mr and Mrs Gran Christal of Denton Miss Beulah Christal student in Chicago and Martin Christal returned from South America. Denton county relatives depart Gainesville this afternoon as Mound City paints may cost a bit more says M R Gilbert.
A Western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Advert says Dr. King's New Life Pills would have prevented it curing constipation bad breath liver trouble colds headaches chills. 25c at J F Raley Co.
Removal notice informs Kunze bakery moved from West Oak street to Mentzen building north side square. Customers urged to note location change and call for complete bakery line. Min nis' Drug Store advertised compounding services.
Last notice warns remaining consumers to settle water rents promptly to avoid further inconvenience. Signed by H C Storrie Superintendent of Water and Light, dated as a formal appeal.
The street taxes for 1910 are now due with a $3 rate if paid before February 1 and a $5 rate if paid after. Payments are payable to B. H. Deavenport, treasurer, at the Denton Country National Bank.
Len Dale long associated with Denton county is elected as the first mayor of Bangs, the Santa Fe town west of Brownwood. The city incorporation followed a recent election. Dale is son of Col. Bud Dale now of Paducah Kentucky.
Majestic next Thursday screens three films of the Johnson Ketchel prize fight. Admission rises to 25 cents for the one day showing, with manager Renfro noting the price reflects film rights and limited availability. The pictures were shown across the North and East at 50 cents, Fort Worth and Dallas securing 25 cents as the minimum allowed.
J. G. Hester reported that his son John Hester living in Oak Cliff lost nearly all household goods in a fire that destroyed six dwellings Friday afternoon. Hester also suffered a home loss in a fire at Oak Cliff last March.
A lighthearted note suggests a want ad as a better option than a generic house for rent sign. It hints at practical or humorous alternatives to attract tenants or buyers. No specific people or organizations identified.
The Pallas News reports Luther S. Hoffman of Denton, son of R. H. Hoffman, among five runners up chosen to represent their literary societies in a public debate at the University auditorium on Saturday, January 22. The Athenaeum supports the affirmative while Rusk takes the negative. Hoffman previously held leadership roles and won the Ross-Rotan prize in oratory.
A bold claim promises cure for asthma at home with free trial treatment and complete information. The notice instructs contacting Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo New York for details.
An advertisement for Denton Texas based Standard Business College offers training in bookkeeping and shorthand to secure high paying positions. Manager A C McGinnis invites quick action with special rates and a ship prompt placement in the Southwest.
The Denton Trust Co offers to buy the Dallas County Poor Farm at 50 dollars per acre for the full 300 acre tract. Previous bids failed to meet 49 dollars per acre, prompting the offer for complete sale at the higher rate.
Local residents and visitors from Denton and surrounding areas appear today. Nave Fred Fowler Corinth Harry Montgomery Pilot Point Miss Allen Aubrey Miss Maud Zumwalt Frances Woodward improving Mrs J A Minnis ill J W Sullivan returned from a funeral in Bryan Beulah Christal home from Chicago Charles Brazier to Chicago January 1 nine acres in sweet potatoes E C Carter Roanoke farm crops record and chronicle requested by Jeff Wood L Rue Parvin Win chester Tenn second C I A lyceum features J H Totten magician January 17 admission 3c
When medicine is needed it must be pure and properly compounded. Our prescription department uses assayed drugs with known strength, balances and equipment, and compounding by trained graduates. Don’t shop for the cheapest option and risk life. trust our service with free delivery by calling 52.
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