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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
John Roiner of near Krum is seriously ill after a stroke. Five cars carried twenty people to the Blewett ranch for a Thursday fishing trip.
Napoleon’s grit is the unconquerable kind and Dr King’s New Discovery is promoted for throat and lung troubles. It promises relief after failures of roches cough syrups cod liver oil or doctors. Satisfaction guaranteed and a trial bottle free at J. P. Raley & Co.
Emory C Smith announces a public speaking event in the district court room on Monday the 18th at 2 30 pm in support of Judge Poindexter and in response to J N Rayzor's recent defense speech Rayzor is invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
The Candy Kitchen relocates to larger space beside J B Schmitz Furniture store offering cold drinks milk shakes and candy with an invitation to visit.
A brief item notes activity involving Weterm song on ice and Boty phones connected to AL' Tance Milling Co. The fragment mentions corporate names and contact lines in a small regional update.
C E Farmer, a Fort Worth candidate for state senator and former Denton resident, reports hostile treatment while speaking at a Weatherford picnic. He was interrupted as crowds drowned him out with minstrel acts and a brass band before moving the event to the court house.
M. R. Gilbert notes that paint prices in Mound City may rise by about a third, warning shoppers of higher costs for home maintenance and renovations in coming months.
For fruit jars caps and rubbers the goog kind ring G W Elbert. Are you hungry Ring 44. Long and King grocers.
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops falling hair itching scalp and dandruff within days. It cites a refund offer if not satisfied in two weeks and includes a customer testimonial from Susanne Calahan of Hotel Royal Bucyrus Ohio detailing hair regrowth and scalp relief. The notice invites mail orders from Giroux Mts. Co. Buffalo Net.
An ad touts Minnis drug services highlighting experience in assessing drug quality and offering quick delivery without extra charge. It promises physician satisfaction and patient confidence, inviting customers to bring prescriptions for prompt service.
J A Min Miss, a well known prescription druggist with thirty years of experience, is highlighted in a brief notice praising the long service and expertise offered by the local chemist in the community.
Don B. McClurkan and Miss Winifred Woodward were married at the Binkley hotel in Sherman on Wednesday. The couple come from prominent Denton families. the groom is the eldest son of W. B. McClurkan and the bride is daughter of W. F. Woodward.
A home trial treatment with full information is offered free of charge. Frontier Asthma invites inquiries from Buffalo New York residents at Room 702 for guidance on asthma care and possible remedies.
An old advertisement extols Denton Trust Company for quick reliable notary services including notes deeds bills of sale mortgages and other legal instruments by ensuring legal documentation is drawn up professionally.
Instruction offers 12 one hour lessons for entrance examinations to public school normal or industrial teachers’ programs. Apply to Mrs C Yancey at 116 W Hickory St. Tuition 1 dollar 50 cents.
Fragments note prompt delivery courteous treatment and efficient service with your grocery order. Mentions two phone numbers and the names Long and King.
A Denton party led by Rev. M rT. Andrews left Thursday for the Lampasas encampment at Hancock park set July 14 to 24. The group includes Dr. Andrews and several Misses Reesamond Bertie Tommie Andrews Julia Jones Annie Minton Lottie Brashearg and J. C. Guy, joining a larger contingent gathered at Fort Worth.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the earths great healer for cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, boils, sores, eczema and sore eyes. It claims rapid relief and a prompt cure, priced at 25 cents from J F. Raley & Co.
Local ad notes toilet soap available for five cents per bar at LONG and KING, with the telephone number 44 for orders or inquiries.
An advertisement urges readers to save on their grocery purchases this month from the LONG & KING merchants, promoting customer savings and special pricing on groceries.
An ad extols Electric Bitters to restore boyhood health, claiming digestion, liver, kidneys, and bowels improve. It promises renewed appetite and vigor, urging purchase at J. F. Raley & Co. in a period newspaper tone.
Local grocers advertise fresh vegetables each morning with two contact numbers. D. R. Turner urges readers to call when hungry.
A dealer offers 1 to 3 carat diamonds described as beautiful, perfectly cut, and white in color. The notice invites interested buyers to view the specimens and consider fine goods.
The Estell missionary gatherings two miles east of town draw larger crowds each night. A large tent audience, especially many young men, heard a sermon on The Prodigal Son. Several attendees came forward seeking prayers, and organizers urge greater local participation.
A brief ad offers loans with a promise to guarantee repayment and invites readers to contact Denton Trust Company for explanations of their plans.
Honest goods at honest prices promote fresh groceries. Eggs and chickens advertised by G W Ei bert with phones 44 and 7. D R Turner also advertised. Four packages Celluloid starch offered with next order and both stores call for orders.
Hubert Coffee a young man living in the south part of the city was tried on a charge of lunacy Wednesday afternoon and ordered sent to the insane asylum.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney a Co of Toledo endorse the product and affirm Fr J Cheney's honesty. The cure is described as internal and blood affecting, with testimonials and 75 cents per bottle sold by druggists.
Work has begun on Judge M. Bradley's new home on his 65 acre tract west of Wright addition. The project is expected to cost about 2009 dollars.
Public notice announces lost lost or stolen Reliance Insurance tornado policy No 25700 and fire policy No 1597 issued to Mr Wye C Smith as local agent at Denton Texas. Reliance will deny liability on any claim arising. Claimants should contact T A Anning General Agent Dallas Texas. 1886.
A meeting at Castle Hall is planned for tonight to perform special work. Refreshments will be served. Attendees requested include P. J. Beyetyt and S. H. R. Whyson, C. C.
Capudine delivers fast relief for headaches including sick or nervous types and headaches from heat cold or stomach trouble. It also treats cold or grip attacks quickly reducing feverishness and restoring normal conditions. Liquid easy to take acts immediately available 10c 25c and 5% at stores.
Announcement says Hon. Emory C. Smith will speak Monday afternoon at the courthouse in the interests of Judge Poindexter and as a reply to Hon. J. N. Rayzor's speech last Saturday.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a 24 hour remedy. It claims the sugar coated globules curing constipation headache chills and dyspepsia and boosting energy and brain power. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
D R Turner offers four packages of Celluloid starch for 25e. Both phones linger for groceries guidance. Long and King Grocers invite inquiries for orders and suggestions on available stock.
Farmers urged to insure grain against tornado and fire with Jasper and Jasper policies offering low rates. J. D. Ellwood of Dallas promotes fresh groceries at low prices with grocery services and 44 Long King grocers operate in the area.
Oklahoma ear corn sells for 65 cents. Oar and oat bags offered by C. F. Witherscoon & Sons. An advertisement in the column promises an item of interest to readers. Look it up.
A list of candidate names and positions in county and precinct races. Includes F F Hill W C Dickson S RAS for local reps and D M Reeve for District Clerk, W E Durbin for Sheriff, and others like Lee Zumwalli Sr for County Attorney and Charles Mays for Tax Assessor.
Dahlia Glass introduces a new Dahlia pattern in cut glass praised for fine workmanship and high quality. Three pint jug and six tumblers offered as a set for 6 dollars and 50 cents at moderate prices.
The city canvass puts Denton’s population at about 5500, while real estate firms note strong growth and lumber firms report steady house building. Enumerators defend their effort, urging residents to report if missed and stressing cooperation with local chambers of commerce.
A fragmentary railway timetable from Dallas lists various numbers and times including No 206 and No 182 with arrival and departure notations. The legible portions show mixed and limited run indicators and late afternoon to evening slots.
Southbound No 31 Ft W Texarkana at 3 50 p and northbound No 32 Texarkana Ft W at 16 26 a.
For Rent The Myers farm two miles west of Denton. Apply to Mrs M E Myers. 286tfe.
A gold stick pin with a small diamond in a wishbone design has been found. The owner can retrieve it at this office by paying 285 cents for the notice.
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