Local Goods Listing Contains Mixed Prices
Fragmentary OCR note shows assorted items with prices like 45c and 75c. Reader cannot determine full product names or quantities due to cut text. Further text needed to identify items, sellers, and context.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note shows assorted items with prices like 45c and 75c. Reader cannot determine full product names or quantities due to cut text. Further text needed to identify items, sellers, and context.
Dr Buchler gave an instructive talk on Congregational Music at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday night. He explored psychological laws of worship and highlighted the Doxology as sung by choirs. Lectures continue tonight at the Methodist church South and tomorrow at American Presbyterian.
The event listings note a rag time performance featuring Nappy Lee and a King of Them All at Palmer's. Herr Buchler conducts free lectures tonight at M E Church South and Thursday at American Presbyterian Church on Congregational Music. Rev J Frank Smith hosts The Little Rulers of the World at American Presbyterian Church Friday night with 25 cent admission.
The advertisement states Chase and Sanborn coffee is available in any grade by calling No 7 D R Turner. It presents a brief sales pitch without additional details.
H. J. Shaw arrived from the Slidell country with his daughter Mrs. Mabel Sites of Plainview who will undergo an operation by local physicians. She is accompanied by her mother-in-law Mrs. J P Sites of Plainview.
After February 1 meat will be sold strictly for cash with no credit. This helps collect all sales and allows bigger value for you since you pay only for your own purchases. A coupon book offers 5 percent cash discount. Frank Wilkinson announces new phone numbers.
Turner D R advertises fresh vegetables available daily with a contact number for orders and inquiries.
Notice announces bulk garden seed offered by W. A. Taliaferro at the Bicycle Stow, price 126 cents.
The proprietor pledges careful prescription filling and sickroom supplies at a safe drugstore in 1910. He emphasizes quality over low prices, promising reliable service, free delivery, and to earn the trust of customers across Denton County.
Mrs John Blanks visits relatives while Dr S McReynolds recovers from catarrhal fever. J N Rayzor returns from Fort Worth where he attended the Texas Millers Mutual Fire insurance meeting. J W Donaldson goes back to Fort Worth as Mrs Donaldson and children stay with friends. H J Shaw of Slidell visits. For eight weeks Slidell saw a funeral every other Monday starting with Will Christian, two buried last Monday Mrs Lee Higgs aged 25 and Mrs Hutchinson's husband aged 75 to 80.
Saturday and Monday only a book of rag-time pieces nine numbers fine for 35c at Palmer's.
Asthma can be cured at home with trial treatment and complete information offered free of charge. Frontier Asthma Company invites inquiries from interested individuals. Room 702 Buffalo New York crews not specified.
The notice promotes Min nis' Drug Store as the place for compounded prescriptions with contact via Cal No. 7. D. R. Turner and two phone numbers for Long and King, both phones 44, inviting inquiries about the service.
Miss Leonora Hann president of United Charities announces a meeting for Thursday at 4 o clock at the First Presbyterian church. The piece also promotes using the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover lost items.
H V Hennen, a well known young man from Garza, declares his bid for Denton County tax collector. He has spent most of his life in the county and makes a formal announcement in the proper column of this issue. Contact phone 44 for groceries.
Mayor Ed F. Bates announces today his bid for re election to a second term. Supporters cite two years of administration as justification for another term.
Local grocery advertisement urges readers to think of this store for all needs. It emphasizes satisfaction of grocery wants and lists brand contact as Phone 44 at the LONG AND KING storefront.
The piece advises regular watch maintenance to ensure accuracy and longevity. It compares a watch to any machine, stressing cleaning bearings, oiling, and annual professional servicing to keep it in top condition, and invites readers to see the display in the window.
Cornell L. Smith and wife convey to Mrs Kate Acklin property on Sycamore street Denton for 450 dollars. W J Jones and wife transfer lots 3 4 and 5 block 18 per plat original town of Krum for 800 dollars. G A Douglas and wife to M G W W Kennard lots 11 12 18 and 14 block 15 per plat original town of Sanger for 5000 dollars. J G Hughes and wife to P C Willis four acres of land out of the Alex Hill survey in Denton city for 100 dollars.
Martin Mueller and wife near Pilot Point welcomed a girl on Jan 17. L. E. Galbraith and wife at Argyle welcomed a boy on Jan 20. Silas Harpole and wife southeast of Argyle welcomed a girl on Jan 18. E. R. Owen and wife in Roanoke welcomed a girl on Jan 19. R. L. McCoy and wife in Roanoke welcomed a girl on Jan 12. E. D. Roach and wife near Frisco welcomed a boy on Nov 16. Mr Muse and wife southwest of Frisco welcomed a girl on Jan 18.
Frisco man Bryant died January 14 at age 21. The brief notice records a young death with no additional family details or cause given.
An old newspaper advertisement offers bundles of kindling with every $1 load of wood at Clif ford Stroud's Wagon Yarn and lists a new phone number 291 for contact.
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