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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
4
A local drugstore touts thirty years of experience in compounding physicians prescriptions. The ad highlights purity, careful service, and technical knowledge, promising precise filling and protection for customers. Packages are delivered across the city. two phone lines are listed.
Fragmentary timetable notes lines show train movements to Dallas with departure times around morning and afternoon. Mentions No. 209 limited and No. 205 flyer and a 6:10 a.m. start, plus a 8:25 a.m. to Dallas and 4:25 p.m. return, with Mixey listed as a passenger or station item.
Fragmentary timetable lines show several train numbers and times from Dallas with limited legible details. The garbled text references No 206, No 182, No 210 and No 4, with arrival and departure indicators around 9:42 and 9:45 p m, but most specifics remain unreadable.
On the second Monday in July 1910 the Denton City School Board will consider bids on the average daily balance for the privilege of acting as treasurer for the upcoming scholastic year beginning Sept 1 1916. W L McCormick secretary.
An old advertisement claims each sugar coated pill turns weakness into strength and languor into energy, promising relief from constipation headache chills and dyspepsia. The copy stresses round the clock availability and lists J F Raley & Co as sellers.
The University of Texas at Austin announces session openings. The arts, education, engineering, law, and summer school programs offer bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees. Extension division provides courses, libraries, and lectures with ongoing enrollment.
The Medical Department in Galveston announces a September 27 opening for eight months with a four year medical program two year pharmacy and a three year nursing track. It promises thorough lab training and strong clinical facilities at John Sealy hospital University Hall and a women students dormitory.
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs J H Dees a boy born Friday three miles east of town. The Normal college faculty will entertain the student body this evening on the college grounds. Dallas residents B W Graham and A C Fischer passed through Denton Sunday riding Flying Merrie motorcycles en route to Muskogee Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs L Bailey were thrown from a buggy Sunday afternoon causing bruises but no severe injuries.
Frontier Asthma announces a free trial treatment and full information at no charge. Call or visit Room 702, Buffalo, New York for details on at home asthma care options.
W. 8. Ray of Sanger A Harmonson from Justin J W Medlin of Roanoke Vera Bell visit Dallas Stella Owsley Mineola Henry Elbert Fort Worth Corrie Davis MeKinney guest Grace Benett Myrtissarr Plainview Tom Morris Kansas City Morris family from Dallas V C Jones Dallas return Neil Wathen Dallas Mrs R R Turner Paris Nashville Tenn Prof J S Carlisle Ohio J G Wright Alvin Owsley Lou Owsley Dallas ball game Fort Worth Dallas Leslie H Davis from Atlanta Mrs G P Davis improving Mrs Thomas Aubrey Norma Lightner Shreveport Dave McFarland Aubrey Myrtle Bacon Lightner Dallas.
A heavy rain fell in Sanger last Friday afternoon. Bob Crawford fractured his wrist while unloading coal on Monday afternoon and is in a sling. The Waide brothers and Bob Johnson hosted a two day picnic Thursday and Friday with attendees including Dr Lain and family BE L Berry and wife Jim Wright and family and Mrs McMurtry and Miss Harter.
All rents are now due and payable at the Office of the Water and Light department at City Hall on or before the 10th day of July. Respectfully, H C Storrie, Supt.
Capt Hobson offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo. Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse J J Cheney's reliability. Cure advertised as internal, blood and mucous system action. Testimonials free. price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Baxter family reunion occurred Monday with most members present. W. B. Baxter and wife attended with five children from Fort Worth, John B. Hobson and wife with six children from four miles south, and Miss Elly Baxter. John F. Baxter was absent, serving as an engineer in Buenos Aires Argentina.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Mound City paints potentially raising costs for a trip and includes garbled text suggesting price or travel impact with no clear details.
An invitation notes that Madame TM Ouathford is not a customer and urges them to become one. It provides a contact name D. R. Turner and phone number 7 14. An ad style line references fresh bread from Smith's Restaurant with bread quality claims.
Don’t store wheat and oats in barn without insurance. Policies against tornado and fire offered by Jasper & Jasper Companies with reasonable rates to prevent heavy losses.
Edward Elliott notes July 22 as the date Miss M Greenwood Hardy offers elocution oratory and physical culture instruction at Southland University with focus on children. Classes run through July 1. Also mentions fresh groceries and daily bread from local vendors G W Elbert and Smiths Restaurant offering 14 ounce caf buns and low price meals.
Jonathan Wood from west of Lew is Ville brought Wickson and Satsuma plums to the Record and Chronicle for exhibit. Both varieties are new here with Wickson nearly apple-sized and very luscious while Satsuma shows bloodred flesh and rind. The largest Wickson exceeds two inches in diameter.
Three Denton men plan to attend the Reno bout today. Mart Christal is in Reno as is Gran Caristal per a Saturday note. A letter from Walter Ivy says he and brother in law J Weston Hall will be there. They are with an engineering crew about thirty miles from Reno.
Local eatery headlines fresh red snapper available today. Diners can enjoy the day’s catch with limited supply and in-house specials while supplies last.
For fruit jars caps and rubbers the good kind ring G W Elbert Chase and Sanborn coffee is always guaranteed to please. D R Turner.
Denton residents are urged to avoid kidney trouble which progresses unseen. Backache and urinary issues may signal disease. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a proven remedy. Local user H Tenals of 76 E McKinney St reports relief after using the pills and endorses the product. Sold by J F Raley & Co with a 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is cited as national agent.
Ladies suits skirts and dresses cleaned and pressed by steam process. Light colors stay bright without fading. W R Scott proprietor. Two phones. Clothes called for and delivered.
Worth B Ray announces a chain of public speaking events in Denton County to promote his Legislature candidacy. Appearances listed in Mustang Monag Parvin Slidell Shigh and Shigh vary in date from July 11 to July 16 with a closing remark on July 16 and an Austin departure on July 18 to assume official duties.
Pocket friendly South Texas comb honey offered at Dr Turner's shop. Contact number listed for orders and pickup. Limited stock of natural honey combs aimed at local customers.
No markets are open today due to the Fourth of July celebration. Local markets remain unchanged with usual operations paused for the holiday.
Market quotations list prices for wheat corn cotton seed meal hulls and various hay grains and feeds. Prices shown include wholesale and retail ranges for per bushel ton bale and per 100 pounds with figures in cents dollars and percentages. Notable items include wheat 86 cents per bushel corn wholesale 76-80 cents retail 85-90 cents cotton seed meal 32 dollars per ton at car 1.65 per 100 pounds, hay and straw prices per ton or bale, oats 35-37 cents wholesale 40 cents retail.
The listing shows per pound and wholesale prices for groceries including potatoes flour corn meal bacon salt pork and bacon extras. Exact figures vary by item with wholesale units and retail marks such as 65c 70c 75c and 18c per pound.
An old advertisement pitches Electric Bitters as a toning tonic for digestion. It claims modern adults lack the boyhood stomach strength and urges trying the product to restore appetite and vitality. Sold for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
If you have items to sell, place a classified ad to reach local buyers. Competitive rates and quick turnover help you move goods fast through the community marketplace.
Splendid audiences filled the tent at Cooper Creek School for both afternoon and evening services drawing strong community interest and participation.
The copy asserts 30 000 Buicks in daily use nationwide with 40 000 more this season from the world’s largest plant. It claims Buick leads business centers farms and roads, outselling rivals in cities and countryside and winning on track and road, prompting the question why Buick isn’t the car for you.
E. Wooldridge of Denton preaches at 8 30 p m Monday night on The beginning of the gospel An analysis of the Great Commission. Services held daily at 8 30 p m.
Frightful wreck warning markets Buckien's Arnica Salve as Earth's greatest healer for quick relief from cuts bruises sprains and wounds. Claims include burns boils sores eczema cracked skin chapped lips and sore eyes with a 25 cent price from F Raley.
A brief item notes presh red snapper fish today at the Lobal Restaurant. The notice mentions a local eatery offering fresh seafood and a dine today option at the venue.
An old advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung diseases claiming safety and efficacy with a trial bottle offered. The piece also lists a Democratic delegate slate including Y Hill W Dickson and many county and precinct officers, with names like Lee Zumwalt HoskIns Mays Miller Hawkins Crowder Hennen Hamilton Button Kelly and others.
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