Cleans and Presses Men’s Clothes on West Side Square
Scoutyt Cleaners offers cleaning and pressing for men’s clothes and skirts with pickup and delivery. New phone 46 No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
Scoutyt Cleaners offers cleaning and pressing for men’s clothes and skirts with pickup and delivery. New phone 46 No 6 West Side Square.
Deaton Transfer Company announces new student rates with a fixed $1 charge for four passengers for two way service to any city area. Baggage handling is a specialty, and trunks are carried as a standard option. W H Land serves as business manager.
The speaker argues experience is the key to reliable watch repair. He claims practical knowledge gained from working in Howard, Hamilton, South Bend, Rockford and other factories makes him skilled. He offers to service your watch and asks you to permit him to try.
John L. Ruddell suffers from pleurisy in East Denton while Wm. B. Montgomery visited from Pilot Point on business. Fred Fowler returns from Denison where he stayed with relatives. J. M. Owens leaves with son Will for Sweetwater to seek health. Rebecca Atchison of Waxahachie visits West Oak home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Phillips. W. S. Doyle and J. M. Inman from Slidell area discuss securing the black land experiment station and donate to the bonus. W. J. McCray travels to Dallas about shipping a Studebaker five‑passenger car for Denton county agency.
Frontier Asthma Company advertises a home cure trial with full information at no charge. The notice lists Room 702 in Buffalo New York as the contact point for interested readers seeking the free treatment details.
A shipment arrived today featuring sealshipt oysters along with trout and redsnapper for the IDEAL RESTAURANT.
The Denton Wednesday Sewing Club, formed last week, meets this afternoon with Miss Lou Ella Hann. The Stonewall Jackson school adjunct public school improvement association held a January 18 meeting at 4 15 pm with Mrs P Storrie presiding. Subjects included Growth of Our Common Schools, How Can Parents Help Teachers, Reading, Mothers School Work, followed by discussion. The group adjourned to meet again two weeks after the general meeting at 3 30 pm at the R E Lee building.
A report shows 400 poll receipts issued in a week with totals increasing toward the 1909 mark. Denton Pilot Point Lewisville Aubrey are listed among towns with small counts, indicating uneven distribution of receipts and a push to reach year-end totals.
Mrs W B Francis acted as hostess for the W H Mission society’s first literary and social gathering of the year on Monday afternoon. A large turnout enjoyed readings, talks on immigration topics, a book review, solos, and a salad course after adjournment with plans for the February 21 gathering.
An old advertisement touts Hicks' Ca pucline for fever and aching from malaria colds or heat. It promotes liquid form in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes available at drug stores.
Fresh shipment delivers sealshipt fish and oysters to IDEAL RESTAURANT expanding seafood offerings. Local supplier confirms steady supply and quality. Customers can expect updated daily specials featuring the new seafood.
As the county nears a tax deadline with twelve working days left to become citizens, total poll tax receipts reach 2442 up to Wednesday, well below last year’s 4052. Receipts by box show varied counts, with Pilot Point and nearby towns contributing, while the downtown and remote stations list smaller totals and a note that seafood or restaurant ads interrupt the data.
Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Sunday program dated January 23 outlines topic What Jesus taught about Forgiveness led by Miss Carrie May Decker. Includes songs scripture Gen 50 15 21 Matt 18 15 29 C L Smith prayer and song story of two debtors Miss Sarah Cruse reading Miss Pruit questions on lesson by President.
Advert says Capudine eases headaches and nerves, clears the head for business. Sold at drug stores.
The joint track schedule change takes effect Wednesday and affects only one train. Train No 1 previously departing Denton at 3 40 p m will now leave at 4 25 p m on Wednesdays.
Fresh bakery offerings include rolls doughnuts cakes and bread baked daily at the Mentzen building North Side Square. New stand for J Kunze at 136¢ W A Taliaferro proprietor.
The Dallas State fair will provide premiums for the Boys Corn Club display at next fall’s fair. A Dallas meeting with Corn Growers' association members led to agreement on liberal premiums and club member buttons. A committee including J. L. Quicksall, K. F. Proctor, J. Allen, F. W. Yeager, Walter E. Davis and Wir Ganzver to arrange tentative show plans.
A local eatery advertises receipt of a fresh shipment of sealshipt outer s and fish with an invitation to customers to come in. The restaurant notes delivery service is available and promotes IDEAL RESTAURANT.
Min nis' Drug Store promotes prescription compounding while Strickland and Pinckley offer cotton seed hulls next Friday at the car for 1 per ton and hay at the car for 15. Long and King emphasizes groceries with a phone contact.
Denton Steam Laundry has been sold by Fain and Stanley to Roy Canady and L. Roxburg of Corsicana, owners of Corsicana Steam Laundry, who will operate the local plant after renovation. The laundry will be sent to Corsicana during repairs and additions, with work expected to take two or three weeks.
Fifteen years of use with constant supply for itching skin trouble including eczema and ringworm. Mrs Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee calls Hunt's Cure peerless and an old friend and true. Pack of 50cc per box.
The Daily Announcement reports District Clerk W E Durbin formally seeks a second term. He is expected to face no opposition in the race.
A small-town ad notes a local grocery carrying a full line of first class groceries with prompt service. The message ends with phone numbers 132 and a signoff BERT WITHERS.
An advertisement from A. C. McGinnis in Denton Texas urges quick enrollment in a commercial college offering short training in bookkeeping and shorthand. It claims students can earn 50 to 150 dollars monthly, promises placement, and highlights special rates for a few days.
J Kunze announces relocation from West Oak Street to the Mentzen Building on the north side of Square. He invites friends and customers to call for any bakery needs and notes the old phone number 259.
Notice states Denton laundry now ships work to Corsicana and Sherman Steam Laundry Co. offers quicker local service. Agent R. Hamilton invites trial, pricing listed as 135¢.
Advertisement encourages using the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover lost articles. Mentions grocery and telephone promotion and links to the idea of finding misplaced items through the paper’s listings.
R. D. Lightfoot of Dallas paid 86 000 in trade for two houses and lots on South Locust street Denton from J B R Kimbrough formerly of Denton now Ravenna Fannin county. The deal valued at about 6 000 and included a Fannin county farm near Ravenna transferred to Kimbrough.
A Denton man bought pants from a manufacturer who guarantees against rips and missing buttons. He placed three dollar bills in the watch pocket, which were lost due to a pocket seam left unstitched. The dealer forwarded his complaint to the maker and three dollars were reimbursed.
An advert from Thomas H. Reilly of Jonesville Louisiana endorses Simmons Liver Purifier bought as a one dollar money order, requesting its worth in tin boxed medicine. The ad notes a thirty year usage and includes contact details plus a grocery line. Long and King promote hay corn and Red Rust Prop seed oats through C F Witherspoon & Sons.
A wartime style warning describes a raging blizzard and grip dangers for thousands. The ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures colds coughs and lingers for sore lungs bronchitis and asthma. It includes a testimonial from A L Dunn Pine Valley Mississippi and lists prices 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Long and King promote 44 Call 44 for grocery orders. The message invites customers to use a simple phone line to arrange delivery or pickup. Works as a local ad style note from a mid century business.
Advertisement notes Dr Kings New Life Pills reduce constipation biliousness and indigestion and improve liver and kidney function. Claims easy effective relief and strong health benefits. Available at J. F. Raley & Co.
The notice highlights daily efforts to provide prompt service cour teous treatment and fair dealing in grocery operations.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Mucu Tone as a catarrh remedy with a money back trial. It also includes a legal public citation by publication ordering Elzey Stockton and others to appear in Denton county court regarding land ownership and title disputes.
The record wrongly states the grantee as Thomas Warren instead of Thomas Warner, creating clouds on C. C. Houston's 60 acre title. Plaintiff seeks correction, substitution of lost deeds and power of attorney, removal of title defects, and judgment for title plus general relief. Court instruction to cite defendants and proceed at next term.
Customer testimonial from C. C. Cook of Halletsville Texas praising Hunt's Lightning Oil as an effective pain and sprain reliever. Ad lists 25¢ and 50¢ bottle prices and promotes the product.
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