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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
4
Promotion touts Dr King s New Discovery as a safe certain remedy for lung trouble colds cough hemorrhages lagrippe croup asthma hay fever and whooping cough. Claims thousands saved and offers a trial bottle free at J F Raley Co. price 50c or 1. The ad urges those with cold or coughs to try the remedy after other treatments fail.
The notice warns farmers to insure wheat and oats against tornadoes and fires. It promotes Jasper & Jasper as an affordable provider with low rates and better protection, urging readers to learn more about securing a policy.
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer selling two million bottles yearly. It claims to cure sprains strains colds and cramps and offers a new bottle size priced at 50 cents. The copy urges customers to take a bottle home today and keep it handy.
A longtime pharmacist advertises thirty years of experience in compounding prescriptions with a focus on purity and careful service. It emphasizes science and money behind quality, promises skilled filling of all orders, and offers delivery to all city areas using two phone lines.
Local notices list W C Orr, Sam Haskins, Mays, M P Kelly, Sam Hawkins, Lena Skiles, Lois Trice, Pearl McCormick, T M Moon, J W Livy, Rev M T Andrews, John R Hodges, Allison family, John T Egan, J F Raley, Earl McCormick, Edina McCormick, Olive Matthews, J N Rayzor, F M Rayzor, B H Deavenport, Luther Deavenport, H Blewett and families on trips to California, Oklahoma, Dallas, San Antonio, Lancaster, Greenwood, and Harvard, plus varied visits and summer plans.
Are you hungry Ring 44 Long and King Grocers urge customers to call for prompt delivery and courteous service. White earthen slop Jak vR 50e and daily fresh red snapper fish advertised at the Ideal Restaurant with grocery orders via phones 44 and 126.
Our latest pattern Donatello is shown in the window in a Genuine Haviland shape. You will find it a bargain as the quality of our dishes is stated to be the highest and invites comparison with anybody at Evers Hardware Co. One good feed is valued over ten good precepts.
Water springs up from the ground in front of the Record and Chronicle office, flowing down South Elm Street and muddying the gutter. Officials have dug the street, uncovered mains, and examined every service pipe for three summers without finding the source, amid Old-timers’ tales of a former well and a wooden drain that may carry overflow.
In a brief note Long and King Grocers invite customers to call if unsure what to offer in groceries. They promise to inform customers of available items and options.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m at the courthouse and First Christian church runs Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Supt T E McDonald. communion at 10 45. Y M C A prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 15. First Presbyterian church led by Rev F L McFadden has Sunday School at 9 45 and services at 11 a m and 8 p m with a morning anthem by the choir and a ladies trio. Westminster league meets at 1 p m.
The M. E. Church South invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 led by Prof Smith and congregational worship with preaching by Rev T Whiteside in the morning and evening. A league devotional meeting is set for 7 pm and all are welcome to attend.
Central Presbyterian led by Rev. A F Heltman with Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 The School of Christ The Memorial Feast Junior and Intermediate groups at 4 pm Y P C U at 7 pm and evening service at 8 15 led by Rowland D Williams Music to be provided All are invited First Baptist pastor Rev M T Andrews with Sunday school at 9 30 Supt W F Jarrell morning sermon at 11 and evening at 8 15 Special music Sunbeams at 3 pm Junior Union at 4 Senior Union at 7 and all visitors welcome
The Pearl Street Church of Christ at the corner of Pearl and Bolivar schedules Bible school 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. preaching 11:00 a.m. by C. Wooldridge, Lord's supper 11:50 a.m., singing 3:30 p.m., prayer praise and exhortation 8:30 p.m. Elder Wooldridge also leads Cooper Creek meetings at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. in the protractor meeting ongoing this week.
The Oak Street Methodist Episcopal church lists tomorrow's schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m class meeting at 12 15 p m Epworth League at 7 15 p m and sermon at 8 p m with theme The Fourth Commandment The pastor Rev L A Willsey preaches a series on the Ten Commandments and invites all to attend
M. R. Gilbrat notes that paint prices in Mound City could rise slightly, affecting local homeowners and contractors.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent advertised with contact as Phone No. 1. Also a separate note to fill your grocery bill this month and a phone line 44 from LONG & KING and Madame Mountford referencing July dates.
Edward Elliott advertises fruit jars caps and rubbers. G W Elbert offers Oklahoma ear corn oats and oat bags. Witherspooon Sons and Denton Steam Dye Works announce milling and cleaning services. W R Scott promotes steam cleaning and clothing service with pick up and delivery.
Dr. Talmage announces fresh pure groceries at the lowest possible prices with contact via two phones LONG and KING.
In Lenoir North Carolina Mrs Kate Waters declares she feels stronger after a two week wash as she credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with improving her health. The ad urges other weak women to try Cardui promising relief from headaches back pain and general weakness.
Ad touts Electric Bitters as a complete toning up of stomach liver kidneys and bowels to restore boyhood appetite and vigor. Claims a healthier digestion and renewed energy with a sale at J F Raley Co and a note inviting buyers plus a sire sale inquiry and a restaurant line.
Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs T D Winn. Local candidates travelled to a picnic near Lewisville Saturday. P and Johnson of Galveston purchased the Black hotel and will move to Denton. G M Weatherly delivered peaches from his southeast Denton farm to the Record and Chronicle office.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as quick relief for cuts bruises sprains and wounds from a frightful train buggy or auto wreck. It also claims cure for burns boils sores eczema chapped lips sore eyes and piles with a 25 cent price by J F Raley & Co.
Swindell’s Variety Store promotes fresh eggs and vegetables with daily morning stock. J S Terry & Co advertise hand cake plates and salad bowls for a Saturday and Monday sale, with contact via Ring 44. Miss M Greenwood Hardy teaches elocution and physical culture at Southland University, offering classes with special attention to children. term days until July 1.
notice that during the second Monday in July 1910 a regular session of the Denton City School Board will consider bids on the average daily balance of the school fund for the role of treasurer for the scholastic year starting Sept 1 1910. due W L McCormick secretary.
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