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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
8
We are J. A. Minnis offering thirty years of experience in compounding physicians prescriptions. Our stock meets exacting standards for purity and quality, with care and technical knowledge guiding every fill. Packages delivered throughout the city. Both phones 188.
Southbound schedule fragment lists trains 205 281 and 206 with Dallas connections and arrival times 12 32 pm 9 45 pm 4 25 pm and 9 04 pm. Limited No 10 and No 4 are shown with arrival times in the snippet.
Railroad schedule entry notes the Texas and Pacific No 31 service scheduled to depart or arrive at Fort Worth Texarkana at 3 50 pm. The terse listing identifies the train number route and time for travelers and timetable reference.
In July 1916 the Denton City School Board holds a regular session to consider bids offering 97 percent interest on average daily balances for the treasurer's duties for the scholastic year starting September 1 1916. A. W. L. McCormick, Secretary.
An advertisement touts King’s New Life Pills as the busiest little products, claiming to transform weakness into strength and cure various ailments. The sugar coated pills promise energy, mental power, and relief from constipation headaches chills and malaria. Sold for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co's.
The University of Texas at Austin announces the 1910 11 session opening September 28 1910 with Arts Education Engineering Law and Summer School offerings. The 1911 session begins June 17. The catalogue lists degree programs in arts education engineering law and master of laws and features extension divisions offering correspondence public discussion and lecture services.
Medical Department Galveston announces a four year medicine program two year pharmacy and three year nursing with eight month sessions opening September 27th. It notes thorough laboratory training and exceptional clinical facilities at John Sealy hospital Universit Hall dormitory for women medical students. Catalog contact THE DEAN.
Born Friday three miles east of town a boy to Mr and Mrs J H Dees. North Texas Normal College faculty to entertain student Wed on campus. Dallas men B W Graham and A C Fischer rode Flying Merrie motorcycles toward Muskogee Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs L Bailey were thrown from a buggy Sunday afternoon bruised but not seriously hurt.
Late personal mentions include W S Ray of Sanger A Harmonson from Justin J W Medlin of Roanoke and Vera Bell visiting Dallas Stella Owsley in Mineola Henry Elbert from Fort Worth visiting parents Corrie Davis of McKinney guest of Grace Benett Mortis Arr home from Plainview Tom Morris home from Olney Mrs Morris from Kansas City V C Jones back in Dallas Neil Wathen returns to Dallas Mrs R R Turner departs for Paris Miss Benjamin returns to Nashville Prof J B Carlisle visiting his Ohio mother J G Wright Alvin Owsley and Lou Owsley off to Dallas for Fort Worth Dallas ball game Leslie H Davis from Atlanta to see sick mother Mrs G P Davis improving Mrs Thomas of Aubrey Norma Lightner of Shreveport and Dave McFarland of Aubrey guests of Captain and Mrs John Bacon Myrtle Bacon and Norma Lightner travel to Dallas.
A man named Bob Crawford fractured his wrist while unloading a coal car last Monday afternoon in Sanger. He was treated and placed in a sling and will be unable to work for some time.
A two day Waide Brothers and Bob Johnson picnic was a season highlight. Attendees from Sanger included Dr. Lainan and family, E. L. Berry and wife, Jim Wright and family, along with Mrs. McMurtry and Miss Harter.
Consumers are reminded all rents are due at the Water and Light Office at City Hall on or before July 10. Superintendent H C Storrie issues the notice.
An 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the cure and a testimonial from Walding Kinnan Marvin druggists asserts the firm’s integrity. Cure sold at 75 cents per bottle with free testimonials.
A Baxter family reunion was held Monday with most members present. W. B. Baxter and his wife hosted five children from Fort Worth and six others from near the city. John F. Baxter was absent serving as an engineer in Buenos Aires Argentina. Elly Baxter also attended, living with her father.
A fragment conveys Monna M Hy Gilbert quote about city paint costs rising. The note implies concern over price increases and potential impact on municipal projects or budgets.
Announcement from D. R. Turner inviting customers to join Smith's Restaurant. It advertises 14 ounce toast loaves, freshly baked daily, and urges making Lak a customer. Includes a label Madame Mountford and July dates.
Frontier Asthma offers a home trial treatment and full information free of charge. Contact Room 702, Buffalo, New York for details.
Edward Elliott and Miss M Greenwood Hardy teach Elocution Oratory and Physical Culture at Southland University with focus on children. Students attended through July 1. Nearby ad notes fresh groceries and daily bread from G W Elbert and a restaurant.
Do not keep wheat and oats unprotected in evanareg insure against tornado and fire. Reasonable rates may save heavy losses with JASPER JASPER Boston companies. Low rates offered.
Jonathan Wood from west of Lewistown brings Wickson and Satsuma plums to town for exhibition. Wickson fruit grows to over two inches in diameter and is nearly apple-sized, while Satsuma appears blood red inside and out.
Only three Denton men will witness the Reno fight. Matt Christal is there, Gran Christal stated on Saturday, and a letter from Walter Ivy to Denton relatives says he and his brother in law J Weston Hall will be in Reno for the occasion. They are working with an engineering crew about thirty miles from Reno.
Fresh red snapper is available today at The Ideal Restaurant. The menu item promises a flavorful seafood option for guests seeking a simple, quick dinner.
Local notices promote the sale of fruit jars caps and rubbers by G. W. Elbert and D. R. Turner alongside Chase & Sanborn coffee guaranteed to please.
Denton residents warned kidney troubles strike quietly and worsen health. Backache, headaches, nervousness, and urinary issues lead to serious conditions like Brights disease. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by a local user from Denton for relief after use at J F Raley Co drugstore. price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
W. R. Scott proprietor advertises steam cleaning for ladies suits skirts and dresses with color preservation. Clothes called for and delivered using two phone lines.
Worth Ray lists campaign stops in Denton County for his Legislature bid inviting opponents to attend. Stops include Mustang July 11 at 8:30 p.m, Parvin July 12 at 8 p.m, Slidell July 13 at 8:30 p.m, Argyle July 14 at 8:39 p.m, and Shitch July 16 at 8:39 p.m. Campaign ends July 16. he heads to Austin July 18 for official duties.
Advertises pure South Texas comb honey available at D R Turners with a phone contact provided, inviting interested buyers to inquire or place orders.
No markets open today due to Fourth of July celebration. Market quotations show various feedstuffs and hay prices, including wheat at 86 cents per bushel and corn wholesale 75 to 80 cents. Cotton seed meal and hulls priced per ton and per 100 pounds with mixed wholesale and retail figures.
The listing shows wholesale and retail rates for items including RISH POTATOES and hard wheat flour, corn meal, bacon, bacon products, lard, and related staples. Figures include per peck, per 100 pounds, and per pound, with grades and pack sizes noted.
An old newspaper ad touts Electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion and health. It claims boyhood vigor returns with a full stomach liver kidneys and bowels toned. The copy endorses J F Raley & Co as the seller.
If you've something to sell use the classified section. Post clear photos, accurate descriptions, and one contact method. Include price where appropriate and check rules for prohibited items before listing.
Splendid audiences filled the Cooper Creek meeting at the tent by the Cooper Creek school for both afternoon and evening services showing strong local interest.
The ad claims 30,000 Buicks are in continuous daily use across America with 40,000 more produced this season at a vast plant. It asserts Buick leads business centers, outnumbers competitors in farming areas, and wins in track and road events. It asks why Buick isn’t the car for you.
E Wooldridge of Denton preaches at Johnson and Gillespie house with Monday night 8:30 service on the Gospel Commission. Daily services at 8:30 pm. Democratic announcements list several county offices and candidates including Dickson Worth Ray for County Judge and Lee Zumwalt for County Attorney, among others.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve provides quick relief for injuries from wrecks and for burns sores eczema chapped skin and related conditions. It promotes the salve as earth's greatest healer with a 25 cent price through Raley & Co.
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