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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
4
J A Minnis promotes prescription trade with thirty years of experience and training in compounding. The ad claims purity of drugs, careful filling, and delivery to all city areas with two phone lines.
Lately many residents and visitors are listed by name in Denton as they arrive from Fort Worth Dallas Dallas Tex and other towns. Among them are Mrs Hub Bates A J Nance Geo Sullivan Miss Florence Burke and J F Raley. They report rain in their districts and plan extended western travels on a multi city journey.
Wes McCook and J B Hobson led a weekend drive to raise funds for the Denton Fort Worth road project. About 2000 dollars were gathered with 300 from Denton businessmen and 359 50 from residents outside the city.
An advertisement promises a home asthma cure trial and full information at no charge. It invites readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo New York, for grocery ordering guidance from Long & King Grocers, with a contact number 44.
Family Browder expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown after the bereavement of Captain Walker.
How's This’ We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo O. Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo O wholesale druggists endorse Cheney. Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
M. R. Giubert reports that Mound City paint prices may rise by a noticeable amount under a revised pricing plan. The article notes potential extra costs for a trip or service related to the purchase.
Bennett Phillips aged 65 and a Confederate veteran collapsed and died at his home on the B.R. Greenlee place northeast of town Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held Monday at the home by Rev. M. T. Andrews of the First Baptist church with burial in City cemetery at 11 under Sul Ross camp United Confederate Veterans supervisors.
An ad touts Electric Bitters to restore boyhood vigor by toning stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims renewed appetite and health and lists 50 cents at J F Raley Co. Also notes fresh red snapper fish today at the Ideal Restaurant.
Long King Grocers offer ladies suits skirts and dresses cleaned by steam process with light colors preserved. Denton Steam Dye Works advertises pickup and delivery of clothes. G W Elbert promotes fresh groceries at low prices with Beth phones 44. Classified text reads as ad copy.
A Denton merchant claims to offer a superior cigar selection with careful storage and moisture to preserve virgin flavor. He invites customers to the old corner drug store and lists brands including La Trinidad Lawrence Barrett Caswell Club El Arabe and El Principe among others.
Mrs. H. Vv. Neely of Fort Worth Texas recalls a 54 year old Fourth of July memory in Carlinville Illinois. She describes a picnic, a drunken fight ending with a neighbor striking her brother and a man named Renfro leaving the scene. She condemns alcohol and praises the Home’s commencement exercises and staff while noting vacation and reduced dormitory needs.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference fruit jars rubberstoppers and a milling company. Mentions G W Elbert and Beta phones with scattered phrases about ice and a blue alert of local commerce. No clear event date or full names available.
J. Guy hag sold his drug stock to D. W. Christian of Big Springs. The business will run at the same stand under B. G. Turner. Brown & Yancey handled the deal and report sales including Mrs. M. A. Brown selling a house angle on Sycamore Street and R. L. Selle selling 190 feet fronting on Sycamore Street to A. D. Miller with no consideration given.
A compact classifieds note offers cheap groceries and fresh vegetables from H. F. Keller at 31 W and 126 Old, with contact to ring 44 for orders.
The Majestic Airdome presents the Manners Stock Company this week with The Man of Honor a melodrama in four acts as the opening bill. Specialties between acts include Lucile De Val singing Threads Among the Gold and Eugene Williams.
Prompt delivery courteous treatment and efficient service with your grocery order. Both phones 44. LONG & KING.
Notice for bids on the average daily balance on the school fund for the treasurer's office for the scholastic year beginning Sept 1 1910. Regular session of the Denton City School Board on the second Monday in July 1910. Signed 684e W L McCormick secretary.
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