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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
6
Missouri Kansas and Texas rail line lists southbound schedules for trains to Dallas including numbered Limited and Mixed services with departures at 6 10 a m 8 25 a m and 25 p m. Northbound trains from Dallas show arrivals around 4 25 p m 2 34 p m and 9 45 p m with Limited and Five services noted.
Southbound service notes No. 31 from Ft. Worth to Texarkana at 3 50 pm and No. 32 from Texarkana to Ft. Worth at 10 20 am.
A Junior B Y P A program lists Elijah as the Sunday subject with Blanche Garrison as leader. Readings include Elijah and the Famine and Elijah and the Meat and Oil by Richard Turner, plus Elijah Ascends to Heaven by Mabel Pierce. Sword drill and lessons from Elijah led by the pastor.
A classified note invites readers to place items for sale through the newspaper’s classified section. Short, direct ads promise quick exposure and simple steps to reach buyers. Local merchants and residents are urged to list goods or services.
A large crowd gathered at the annual fish fry at Lunns lake on Wednesday. More than 200 pounds of fish were caught and shared with edible contributions making a bountiful repast while numerous county office candidates announced their candidacies.
A readable ad note highlights fresh red snapper available today at the Ideal Restaurant. The brief item invites readers to check the advertising column for details and prices.
A pharmacy advertises thirty years of experience and training in compounding prescriptions. It pledges purity, careful service, and technical expertise with delivery to all city areas. It also promotes Jelly Glasses Fruit Jars and Rubbers and offers two phone lines for prompt orders.
J N and F M Rayzor return from Taylor where they bought a milling plant. A company is formed to run the mill and will begin operations at once. Officers include J N Rayzor president F M Rayzor vice president G E King first vice president J S Jones secretary treasurer. Directors are J N Rayzor F M Rayzor J S Stone G E King and Fred Rayzor. The 250 barrel mill has been idle and will be overhauled and started immediately.
A large meeting of the First Baptist Church congregation discussed two options for the church’s future. A committee will study remodeling at about $5,000 or building a new structure and disposing of the old one. Speakers included Dr. J. P. Blount Rev Dr. Andrews and several members.
Late personal mentions list visitors from Dallas Lewisville Krum and Marietta Okla plus local stops and a bank cashier. An advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for lung ailments promising relief from coughs colds and bronchial issues with a trial bottle offered at Raley Co.
W Spong, three and a half miles southwest of the city, delivered a basket of fine Concord grapes to the Record and Chronicle. He owns an acre of grapes and reports this year’s crop as the best in years with heavy yield and high quality.
Free information and home trial treatment for asthma from Frontier Asthma company. Room 702 Buffalo New York offers no charge and full details available to interested individuals.
An agreement signed by thirteen individuals and firms to continue all contested cases set for trial at the July term of county court has been filed in the County Clerk's office. The death and the ongoing political campaign are cited as causes for the circulated and signed agreement.
Miss Pearle Smith of Denton married J A Whitener of Grand Prairie in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at 6 15 pm at 170 West Sycamore Street. Rev M T Andrews officiated. The couple left for South Texas and will reside in Grand Prairie after July 20.
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses. Walding Kinnan Marvin testify to Cheney's integrity and ability. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price seven and a half? cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Edward Elliott and G W Elbert appear in a July 22 entry concerning fruitars. The notice lists individuals and a specific action but the fragment provides limited context on the case or outcome.
Readers are urged to place lost item notices in the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found column. Advertisers are asked to check for found items and claim with details for fast restoration.
An ad promotes Denton Steam Dye Works cleaning services with steam cleaning for light colors. It also advertises Parisian Sage hair product claiming dandruff removal scalp refreshment and hair growth benefits with a 50 cent bottle, selling through druggists and American makers.
At the Majestic Airdome tonight and all week the new bill features Hosford and Hosford in a singing and dancing act alongside motion pictures. The couple wed in the city yesterday afternoon and are enjoying their honeymoon here.
Notice states the July meeting of the Denton City School Board will consider bids on the average daily balance for the privilege of acting as treasurer for the 1910-1911 scholastic year beginning September 1 1910. W L McCormick secretary.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent. Local notice lists candidates for county and precinct offices including County Judge Lee Zumwalt, County Attorney Charles Mays, Tax Assessor E. E. Miller, Tax Collector Sam Hawkins, County Clerk Oscar Button, District Clerk W. E. Durbin, Sheriff W. C. Orr, Commissioners W. Stuart Jack Christal J. E. Smith, Justice of the Peace and Constable positions. Voters urged to note names and precincts.
A plan by Dr. Talmage offers ten words per week in the Daily and a week in the Weekly for a price of 40 cents. The notice outlines the publishing option and cost.
Clouds gathered and a vivid electrical display preceded a high northeast wind but no rain reached Denton county on Thursday. Gainesville reported a heavy rain yet details on its extent were unavailable.
A vintage advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a complete toning up for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite vitality and health restoring boyhood vigor with a 50 cent price tag at J F Raley & Co.
All rents are now due at the Office of the Water and Light department in City Hall. Payment must be received on or before the tenth day of July. Supt. H C Storrie signs the notice. Also promoted are grocery calls to G W Elbert for jars rubbers poultry and eggs with cheap groceries via phone numbers 31 new and 126 old.
Mrs. William C Wright entertained a group of young friends at her home west of the city Wednesday afternoon. After games, refreshments were served. Miss M Greenwood Hardy teaches elocution oratory and physical culture at Southland University with special attention to children. Students received until July 1. 1fe in words 6 times 30c.
A birth notice states Mr and Mrs BE C Ripy of Stony welcomed twin girls. Separate brief items mention R. H. Garrison installing a new fountain and Johnson and Gillespie reporting a farm sale near Justin to Lee Seounce with unspecified consideration.
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