Prompt delivery of First Class Coal full weights
A shipping notice orders prompt delivery of First Class Coal with full weights certified. The request emphasizes accuracy in tonnage and exact measurements for each load.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
4
A shipping notice orders prompt delivery of First Class Coal with full weights certified. The request emphasizes accuracy in tonnage and exact measurements for each load.
The First Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches report pastor illnesses. No preaching tomorrow at First Presbyterian. Cumberland Presbyterians hold Sunday School 9:45 at the courthouse with Rev. B. F. Logan preaching at 11:00 and 7:15. Westminster League 6:15 and prayer 7:16 Wednesday.
Oak Street M E church led by Rev J A Whitsey invites all to morning worship on Christianity a Living Religion and evening a talk on The Condemnation of Man with himself. First Baptist with Rev M T Andrews has 2 30 Sunday school, 11 am and 7 15 pm services, baptism at close, Sun beams at 3 pm, BYP A at 6 pm. Warren Whiteside leads M E South with 9 20 am Sunday school, 11 am and 7 pm sermons, Junior League 3 pm and Senior League 6 30 pm. all welcome.
Bolivar Street Presbyterian invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship with preaching at 11 00 a m The line of cleavage between the law and the gospel Juniary at 3 p m Intermediates at 4 p m young people at 6 worship and preaching at 7 15 While Jesus and Prayer a cordial welcome awaits you Rev A F Heltman pastor
The Sixteenth District court faces a light start before its February term with no filings on Thursday to Saturday. Three notable criminal cases loom, including the alleged Lewisville bank robbers Ed Cisco and Cha Marshall, whose bonds were reduced to 6000 each but not yet posted. A Cooke county murder case with a venue change also looms, with Edose as defendant. Special venues will be needed for the robbery and murder cases. The February term papers for the Gose case are in, but he has not yet been turned over to the sheriff. Jury for next week is listed for the county court.
The Bicycle Store at 136 W. A. Taliaferro advertises bulk garden seed. The notice promotes grocery satisfaction and mentions Phobe 44 Long and King in the display.
First Christian church A D Rogers preaches Sunday at 11.00 on A Disciple of Jesus the Christ. At 7.30 p m he starts a sermon series The First Christian Church in Denton Stands For The first topic The One Baptism What Is It Sunday school at 9.45 a m Prof T McDonald Supt Miss Beckner and Miss Owsley sing at services. Miss Rattan to play at evening service. All are invited.
Denton firemen faced a humorous mix up as boot sizes ran large during a procurement drive. Manufacturers claimed the fit was correct, but the mismatch led to ill fitting footwear for several crews and a recall to reassess size charts.
Mrs. Viola Baker of Floral Arkansas credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with restoring her health after a month of weakness and illness. She says the natural herbal extract strengthens the female system with no minerals or glycerin. Cardui is sold by druggists nationwide. The Denton Fire Department faces a boot sizing mishap as ordered footwear arrive too large for any member, forcing a delay in supplies.
Saturday and Monday only nine numbers for 35 cents in the book of rag time pieces. The advertisement notes availability at Palmer's.
An old advertisement touts Chase & Sanborn coffee as unrivaled and directs readers to Call No. 7 for D. R. Turner.
Advertisement asserts Sir King’s New Life Pills curb constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion and liver and kidney problems. Claims pills are easy to use, effective, and improve health. Sells for 25d at J F Raley & Co.
The general session of the School Improvement Association at the R and Lee auditorium had strong attendance with every school represented. Notable items included sanitation speeches by Mr Carlisle and Miss Richardson, plus music and a pencil borrowing segment. The next meeting is set for the first Friday in March with a prepared program by the committee. D R Turner promotes groceries at Ivy and Palmer's features rag-time entertainment.
Rev Jed Ranksmith of Caily lectured at the American Presbyterian church on Friday evening. The talk titled The Little Rulers of the World focused on child study and was well attended and considered profitable by attendees, with the event organized by the Denton Kindergarten Association.
A brief jumbled ad line invites callers to phone 44 for help choosing a dish or option. It implies a restaurant or service offering guidance with a casual tone. The source mixes uppercase and spacing irregularities, labeled by the names LONG AND KING.
Daily fresh bread and pies offered with daily deliveries. J. Kunze at North Side Square advertised similar products. D. R. Turner listed quality Cal No. 7. The Presbyterian choir plans a meeting at Mrs. Chae Saunders home later in the evening.
J N Russell formerly a prominent business figure in this area and Pilot Point has, with Judge Hough, purchased a $10 000 stock of dry goods and groceries at Clarendon and will manage the business.
Local practice centers on number seven as a routine cue in daily tasks. Observers note consistent use across multiple departments, suggesting a cultural shift toward standardizing calls.
Mrs. Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee lauds Hunt's Cure for itching skin conditions including eczema and ringworm. The 50cc per box treatment is presented as peerless and an old friend in her years of use.
Miss Humphreys Woldert and Ousley travel to Fort Worth tonight for the performance of Il Travatore. Martha Bell visits Arlington for the weekend. An 1886 affidavit from Frank J Cheney pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Telephone order note urges readers to call Phone 44 for groceries. The fragment references Long and King as the grocers offering this service.
After Feb 1 meat sells strictly for cash only to collect all I sell and provide better value. A coupon book offers 5 percent discount for cash. Frank Wilkinson announces new contact numbers 83 and 212 for more details.
Daily efforts emphasize prompt service, courteous treatment, and fair dealing in grocery operations to meet customer needs and maintain trust. The message underscores consistent standards in retail practices and customer care.
D. H. Smith comes from Stony today. J. J. McCook of Sanger and J. T. Mellvain from Ponder arrive. Wm. Robertson and B. F. Hutson of Frisco travel here. R. L. McCoy near Roanok and Col. C. W. Geers from Pilot Point on business. Others from Lloyd Co. and Argyle join. Mrs. Madden returns from Denison. Denton sees J. Clark return from Dallas to tread street.
Asthma treatment claim promises a home cure with trial treatment and complete information free of charge. Advertises Frontier Asthma Company located at Room 702, Buffalo, New York.
Advertising line notes Chase and Sanborn coffee available in any grade with a phone contact listed as No. 7 for orders or inquiries.
A snowy blizzard text warns of winter illness and lists grip symptoms such as stuffed nostrils chills and fever and a throat cough. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claiming one bottle cured a three week grip for A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi and offers it as a remedy for sore lungs hemorrhages coughs colds whooping cough bronchitis and asthma priced 50c and $1 guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Classified sections of the Record and Chronicle are expanding as more results to publish arrive. The outlets urge readers to try the listings and demonstrate their value with timely entries.
Friday receipts totaled 135 from an expected 200 as office hours stretched. By 10 AM Saturday 25 more were issued with plans for a day total above 200. Grand total exceeds 3500, but 4052 from last year seems unlikely. Exemptions remain in demand, with 92 issued by Saturday morning, 65 in Denton four boxes and 27 elsewhere, varying by ward.
Will A. Marsh of Silver City North Carolina reports suffering from piles until using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes the product cured his condition and healed Burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts chapped hands and blains. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Old Phone 259 lists J Kunze as proprietor at Denton Steam Bakery offering fresh daily bread and pies with regular delivery service.
D. R. Turner announces daily fresh vegetables available at location No. 7. The notice highlights reliable supply and routine hours for customers seeking produce.
The treasurer B H Deavenportor informs residents street taxes for 1910 are due. Early payment by February 1 costs 3 dollars, after February 1 the amount rises to 5 dollars, payable at the Denton County National Bank.
J A King from Bartonville arrived with produce and a horse frightened by an automobile caused a runaway on West Hickory street. The buggy was smashed beyond repair and the horse injured but not seriously.
Readable text notes hay corn and Red Rust Proot seed oats available from C. F. Witherspoon & Son. The fragment mentions farm supply offerings and possibly seed varieties without clear dates or locations.
Quality guaranteed can of Chase and Sanborn coffee promoted by D. R. Turner with a call to order No 7.
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