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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
4
A girl named Lee Pool was born to Mr and Mrs Joel J Mc Cook on Friday night. The couple reports the birth as a family event while Lee Pool joins the home activity of laying 259 feet of sidewalk around their West Hickory street residence.
If you are in doubt what to order in groceries ring us and we will tell you what we have to suggest. Long & King Grocers Bot
Pearl McCormick hosted a Friday lawn party at 102 West Hickory Street with Japanese lantern decor. Guests included Miss Lois Trice of Dallas and Miss Winnie Delle London of Marietta Oklahoma among many others. punch and wafers were served after garden games and music.
Advert says Electric Bitters toning up digestion organs improves appetite and health. Claims stomach liver kidneys and bowels regain vigor like boyhood. 50 cents at J F Raley Co.
An advertisement invites readers to obtain notes deeds bills of sale mortgages and other legal instruments drafted by the Denton Trust Company offering quick reliable service for legal document needs.
A brief item notes a grocer listing King 44 Long and King as a hungry query context. Read as a local advertising line from a grocery store page.
A vintage advertises Minnis as a pharmacy offering quick prescription delivery with no extra charge. It emphasizes experience in selecting medicines and reassuring patients and physicians about quality and service. Two phone lines are listed for contact.
The Chamber of Commerce weighs a plan for a local cooperative creamery with about half stock held in town and half by farmers. An agent said fixed handling charges would set butter prices with dividends not exceeding 10 percent annually, and profits would go to stockholders. Lester Williams cited prior creameries in Texas and elsewhere as proof the cooperative model benefits all, with formal action delayed pending investigation results.
Palits in Mound City face a slight price rise described as five more in a local notice. Officials note ongoing costs and caution residents about future adjustments. Community response urged as residents seek clarity on the impact.
A brief advertisement notes toilet soap available for five cents per bar at the Long and King store, with phone contact listed as 44 for orders or inquiries.
A brief ad note promotes helping grocery businesses with customer relief this month. It mentions Beta phones 44 and addresses LONG & KING, implying a promotional partnership or storefront clue for readers.
The North Texas Normal College presents its first annual Glee club concert tonight with an interesting program prepared for attendees.
An old advertisement touts Buckieh's Arnica Salve as earth's greatest healer for frightful wreck injuries and a range of ailments including burns boils sores eczema chapped lips sore eyes corns and piles with quick relief and prompt cure claimed for 26 cents at Raley & J.
Manager Husbands says the early week act was postponed for quality reasons and refunds are offered. Next week the Marie Neilson Stock Company appears with opening bill A Gambler's Sweetheart and comes highly recommended.
A compact 19th century style ad notices caéap groceries with phone 31 percent new and 128 ald, H F Keller urges hungry customers to ring bet phones 44, LONG KING Grocers sells fruit jars caps and rubbers. Also a sale of one cartoon of a 3 year old mule, about fifteen hands high, no brand, call Red Barn Cocanougher pasture one mile north of town. D W Christie, owner.
A concise maxim argues that labor builds masculine strength while idleness robs men of manliness, presenting work as the path to virtue and vigor.
A long, dense roster reports illness and travel among Denton area residents and visitors. Names include W Bone D Wisdcem E C Smith Sam Hawkins Mrs T Z Cagle F Hill Wahler Buster Roy Bates Sam Black Miss Esip McClanahan J T Day Eva Boyd Miss Ada Elliott Miss Lucy Hayes Mrs Emory Curtis Miss Ellen Chenoweth C F Witherspoon Ada Elliott Lucy Hayes Rev A W Jones Miss Bessie Murry Rev C E Wooldridge J M Matoneys Mrs D Mays Mrs Adkisson Capt John Bacon Mayor Poe A E Graham Flora B Perkinson H A Wolfsohn Mrs Sam Taylor Mrs Hubbard Bates Buck Meador Mrs Waldo Blewett and others. Several travel to Fort Worth Denison Dallas and Oklahoma. local businesses advertise groceries and coffee.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. at the courthouse. Pearl Street Church of Christ will host regular services with Rev. Wooldridge absent and other arrangements to be made. M. E. church South led by Rev. Whiteside with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Prof. Smith in charge. Congregational worship and preaching at usual hours, with a Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
Rev. F. L. McFadden presides with 9 45 a m Sunday space and 11 a m 8 pm divine services. The choir will sing an anthem at the morning service. Westminster League meets at 7 p m with prayer meeting at the usual hour Wednesday evening.
At Oak Street Methodist Episcopal church Rev. L. A. Willsey will deliver morning and evening sermons. The fifth in the commandments series will guide the 8 o'clock service. The event is especially for parents and children and invites all to attend.
Rev A F Heltman will lead morning service at 11 with The Mystery of Cain. Evening sermon at 8 15 titled A Campaign of Sifting Men. Sunday school at 9 45. Juniors and Intermediates at 4 and Y P S C EB at 7. Rowland D Williams leads the music. All are cordially invited.
A terse advertisement from Frontier Asthma promises a home treatment and full information at no charge. It lists its Buffalo New York address as Room 702 and offers a free cure claim with no cost to the reader.
An advertisement offers loans and guarantees repayment, urging readers to invest funds through Denton Trust Company and requesting contact for plans.
Get the best pair of 25 cent checks for 10 cents at The Fair Monday. See in north show window. Work 24 Hours a day. The busiest little things ever made are Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule health that changes weakness into energy and cures constipation headaches chills dyspepsia malaria. 26c at J. F. Raley & Co's Groceries honest goods at honest prices. Both phones 44. LONG & KING Southwest Cer. 8q.
D. R. Turner advertises fresh red snapper fish today at The Ideal Restaurant and offers a deal for customers to include four packages Cellulate starch with their next order.
Mrs Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky says Cardui cured her sixteen year battle with female trouble after using Cardui since she began to mend from the first bottle She praises the medicine and its makers noting it years of service as a woman's remedy and invites inquiries for inspections and home treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Company
J A Buckingham reports his 9 year old son Car was not seriously injured after being run over by an ice wagon Friday. The wagon carried 309 pounds of ice, far less than usual, preventing worse injuries. The boy suffered bruises but no broken bones. Buckingham’s uncle C B Buckingham said recovery in a day or two is expected.
Advertises private lessons for entrance examinations to public school normal or Industrial schools. Tuition covers 12 one hour lessons for $150. Contact Mrs C Yancey at 116 W Hickory St. Also promotes grocery delivery service by LONG & KING with two phone lines and a separate ad offering earnings of 350 to 150 per month for a Lady by J D Ellwood of Dallas Texas.
Public notice that Reliance Insurance of Kailadelphia issued tornado policy 25700 and fire policy 1597 to Wylie C. Smith as local agent in Denton Texas. Policies lost misplaced or stolen and liability may be denied. Contact T A Hauning general agent Dallas Texas for claim issues.
A brief notice states determinations on fees involving Stance Milling Co and related phone disputes. The item notes financial stakes and a decision process affecting the company’s charges. Local officials oversee the proceedings and a timeline for final ruling is implied.
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