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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
4
Miss M. Greenwood Hardy offers elocution oratory and physical culture instruction at Southland University with special attention to children. Courses run until July 1. Also advertised are groceries and fresh red snapper from the Ideal Restaurant.
Main University Austin announces the 1910 session begins September 28 with colleges in Arts Education Engineering Law and a seven week Summer School. Degrees offered include BA MA PhD and LLB with state license. Extension division provides correspondence courses bibliographies traveling libraries and lectures.
Galveston Medical Department announces an eight month session with a four year medicine course a two year pharmacy course and a three year nursing course. It highlights thorough laboratory training and exceptional clinical facilities at John Sealy hospital and mentions University Hall a women’s medicine dormitory. Address THE DEAN for the catalogue.
A girl was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Clinton Odell of Stony. A large crowd of Normal students spent the Fourth at the Country Club Lake.
J A Minnis advertises thirty years of pharmaceutical training and readiness to fill prescriptions with pure stock and careful, skilled service. Packages delivered citywide via two phone lines. Also stocks jelly jars fruit jars and rubbers with quick delivery on order.
Tuesday morning docket in the mayor's court showed nine cases awaiting action. George Whitten pleaded guilty to affray and was fined $2 plus costs totaling $13.45. Frei Mocore was set for trial July 25. Two white youths and two prominent businessmen faced affray charges, while Charley Wells was tried on hogs ordinance and a hung jury resulted.
Dr. Talmage endorses July 20 offerings of 14 ounces of bread by Smith's Restaurant. Finest quality named, bread claimed fresh every day and ready for customers.
Hon. F. F. Hill will appear at all venues listed by Worth Ray to present his side for the people to consider.
An important conference meeting will be held at the First Baptist Church Wednesday evening. A committee has surveyed enlarging the building and estimating costs and will present its report for consideration. Members expect strong interest and a large turnout.
The Denton County Medical Society met at the offices of Drs Inge and Kimbrough with Dr Kimbrough presiding. Members Drs Inge Kimbrough Rowe Shipley Gammill McBride Lipscomb Harris McCabe Painter and others attended. They adjourned to meet on the first Tuesday in August at Pilot Point.
WATER, LIGHT AND POWER CON SUMERS PLEASE NOTICE. All rents are now due and payable at the Office of the Water and Light department at the City Hall, on or before the 10th day of July, 1914. Respectfully, HCC. STORRIE, Supt.
Supporters of O B Colquitt held a county conference Monday afternoon with many prominent citizens in attendance. Reporters were barred and the campaign manager said nothing was to be published about actions taken.
Capt Hobson offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo is vouched for by Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free, sold by druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The fragment discusses Evers Hardware Co and critiques religious professing and practices attributed to Herod as common among humanity. The text appears as a garbled excerpt with unclear attribution and context.
The Denton Chautauqua promoter Rev Andrew Faircaird Hellman releases a complete July program. It runs July 20 to 29 on the John B Denton College campus with Rev F DeWitt Talmage as the opening speaker and Rev H D Knickerbocker delivering the final lecture, promising more daily numbers than prior years and strong ticket sales.
The report lists assets including loans and discounts 536 480 66 U S bonds 12 500 00 premiums 475 00 and real estate 1 457 488 due from banks 47 180 58 checks 211 66 notes of other national banks 45 00 coin 82 80 legal tender 90 54 redemption fund 625 00 total assets 438 247 08 capital 50 000 00 surplus 20 000 00 profits and expenses 2 486 40 notes outstanding 12 500 00 deposits 319 80 25 bills payable 30 000 00 sworn by cashier J B H Deavenport July 4 1910 notary O P Poe
Ladies suits skirts and dresses cleaned and pressed by steam process. Light colors cleaned without fading. W R Scott proprietor. two phones. Clothes called for and returned.
L H Seaweer visits Dallas. Mrs W A Arnold and daughter Cora spend Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs A E Graham depart for Manitou Colorado for summer. Mr and Mrs R E Cobb begin months long stay in Southern California. Mrs J Lyons of Ardmore visits W R Scott at 32 South Elm. F M McCoy arrives from Nava to stay with daughter Mrs Charles Kennedy. J W Medlin from Roanoke notes wheat oats thrashed corn good and cotton prospects in Roanoke area.
A home trial treatment offer from Frontier Asthma invites individuals to test a cure at home with full information provided free of charge. Company contact listed as Room 762, Buffalo New York.
The notice urges farmers to insure grain stored against tornado and fire. Jasper & Jasper offer low rates and policies to prevent heavy losses, inviting readers to learn more about coverage.
An ad notes fruit juices and caps and rubbers offered at the Ideal Restaurant with reference to G. W. Elbert as the contact or supplier.
A long line of names and places appears, listing hotel figures and cities including Fort Worth Dallas Alvarado Denton Frisco Sherman Eagle Lake and Gainesville. The fragment suggests a registry of hotel investors or attendees with numerous individuals and towns cited.
M R Gilbert notes that the Mound City palette may incur higher costs or extended timelines. He comments on budgeting and potential price impacts affecting the project schedule.
Edward Elliott reports a blast on July 22 ten miles northeast of West in McLennan County that killed Henry Mitchell’s baby, wrecked the Mitchell home, injured Mrs. Mitchell, and caused several other buildings to sustain minor damage.
On the second Monday in July 1910 the regular session will review bids on the average daily balance for the privilege of acting as treasurer for the school year starting Sept 1 1916. W L McCORMICK secretary.
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