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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
4
The notice states new goods with a few lots marked down to about half price. Items are listed with prices such as 45¢ 75¢ 95¢ 1.20 1.00 1.50 and graded prices at 0&e 1.00 and 2.00, with lower prices like 20c 25c 35c 40c 65c and 70c.
The notice urges Taylor Brothers to deliver first class coal using both phones to prompt full weights and timely completion.
The First Baptist Sunday School launched a new graded class system with Rev. Harvey Beauchamp visiting weeks earlier. About 40 to 45 teachers and workers attended the church session in December and the Sunday school drew over 400 attendees, the largest in months, marking a successful implementation with promotions matching a graded school structure.
A wild blizzard lashes the region and grip poses danger with coughing fever and nasal congestion. Dr King’s New Discovery is praised as a cure with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi. It is offered in 50 cent and one dollar sizes and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
D Clifford Newman and Miss Mary Bush, residents near Denton, were married Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Rev M T Andrews with Rev Andrews officiating.
Local notice states fresh vegetables are available every day. Contact D. R. Turner at number seven for orders and details.
Gottlieb Krueger aged 79 died Saturday night after kidney trouble and was buried Sunday in the City Cemetery. He formerly served as janitor at the Central school building for a number of years. Survived by two children one in Paris and one in the locality.
The article notes the call of No. 7 D. R. Turner to start the month, identifying Turner as the key figure and describing the calling as the opening act for the period.
Mrs. J L Smith wife of a Green Valley farmer on the Leonard place died Sunday morning at about 2 o clock from consumption after a two year illness. She leaves her husband and three children. Burial was at Oak Grove cemetery. She was a daughter of the late J W Huffington. The article lists numerous local residents and visitors from nearby towns in a society notices style and notes sewer and water updates in the town.
A local grocer promotes itself with a catchy message urging customers to think of the store for all shopping needs. The ad highlights friendly service and a broad selection, mentioning the store’s name as a key call to action.
The Bicycle Store offers bulk garden seed at 13 6¢. W A Taliaferro, proprietor, promises prompt service and fair dealing in groceries with courteous delivery. Call 44 for groceries. Long and King for quality and quantity at No 7.
This advertisement urges readers to maintain watches like machines. It argues cleaning oiling and adjustment extend life and improve accuracy. It promotes J. L. Reeves, watchmaker, with fine hand engraving, as the trusted service.
S M Richardson formerly of Elm lodge was elected Chancellor Commander of Brady Knights of Pythias. The move places a well known local figure at the helm of the Brady lodge leadership.
Saturday and Monday only a book of rag time pieces nine numbers fine for 35c at Palmer's Mouna City paints may cost a trifle more but M R Gilbert
A shopkeeper touts the Rexall family remedies and their own line, claiming they cover common family needs. He guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if any Curtis or Rexall product fails to please.
Dr W H Cowan of this city signed with Kansas stockmen to deliver 1700 head of 3 and 4 year old steers from his Upton County ranch next April at a price around 35 dollars per head. The deal follows a big sale of cattle from the ranch last week.
An advertisement fragment urges readers to try a coffee can claiming quality guarantee with a phone contact line and mysterious urgency. It hints at a product showcase but provides no full details or location.
Mrs Eule Presland of Greenfield Tennessee says she has kept Hunt's Cure on hand for fifteen years for itching skin troubles including eczema and ringworm and calls it peerless and an old friend. 50c per box.
An old advertisement highlights Phase and Sanborn coffee as unmatched, featuring Call No. 7 and D. R. Turner as the tag lines or endorsers. The brief copy centers on branding and placement.
A. D. Rogers of Denton announces his bid for local representative from Wise County. The Denton community friends wish him success in the race.
A cryptic note hints at an upcoming inquiry labeled sg. 8. 8. No clear details appear, but readers are urged to watch for forthcoming action as officials prepare a formal investigation sequence.
The Japanese lecturer and traveler A in Lyceum Course speaks at the Normal Lyceum Auditorium with single admission of 35 cents. An advertisement promotes relief for piles with a bold claim.
W R Scote the tailor offers cleaning pressing and alterations for men and cleans and repairs skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 at No 6 West Side Square.
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