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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
4
A query asks who is the real name behind the phrase Christian Shoe Store and notes tree slippers are ready. The text points to branding ambiguity without confirming a specific person or formal store name.
The Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a call meeting Wednesday at 4 30 p m. They urge every member to attend due to important business on the agenda. The haingang has moved north of town along the Sanger road near J F Chinn place.
A group enjoying a sunny outing at Blue Hole includes rs W F Jarrell Mrs Evans Mrs Elden and Misses Jennie Nettie Minnie Egan Emma Taylor Clara Crowder Lillian Lida Crowder Mrs CJM Cowder and Miss Baker.
SB. W. Wastren showed a sample of corn from a three acre field. The stalk reached fifteen feet and bore large ears. The exhibit, grown from seed secured in Canada, was described as a fine sample on display this year.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a safe sure cure for throat and lung troubles. It claims to relieve stubborn colds coughs hemorrhages lagrippe croup asthma hay fever and whooping cough with a trial bottle offered free by J F Raley & Co.
Grocery ad lists butter eggs and chickens with contact for orders. Mentions G W Elbert and a phone line 44 for ordering.
Monday afternoon rain swept across Denton and surrounding areas with strong winds, hail and minor damage. Tree limbs were blown down west of the city, gardens flattened, and hail harmed livestock near Greenlee. A barn near Ponder was struck by lightning and burned. property owner Jno Seaborn had no insurance.
An ad compares pies of boyhood to present digestion and promotes Electric Bitters as a complete toning up for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite health and vigor with new vitality. Available for 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Prompt delivery and courteous treatment described for a grocery order. The note mentions two phones and the store name LONG & KING.
The local W O W lodge met Monday night with two new initiates and a visit from the Woodmen’s Circle wives. Guests brought a supper of sandwiches cakes ice cream and confections enjoyed by Woodmen and Circle members into late hours.
An ad promotes quick reliable notary and legal instrument services from Denton Trust Company offering deeds bills of sale mortgages and related documents.
Local grocers Bing 44 Long and King advertise groceries and daily specials. The tiny card-like notice emphasizes bargains and contact details for customers seeking meals and supplies.
D R Turner advertises four packages of Celluloid Starch for 24 cents with two phones listed for orders. The brief item notes a simple sales line and contact method.
The notice lists fruit jars caps and rubbers from G. W. Elbert as the good kind and notes exclusive selling rights for Chase & Sanborn coffee in the city. It includes two phone lines for contact.
An old promotional note from Minnis Drugboasts long experience in discerning drug quality and pledges confidence to customers. It invites patients to bring prescriptions, assures physician satisfaction, and offers quick delivery to both phones 188 with no extra charge.
A report notes J A Min achieving a win in a contest or recognition related to his long thirty year career as a prescription druggist. The piece highlights his extensive experience and professional standing.
Numerous names accompany today’s social notices with citizens and guests visiting towns across the region. Attendees include Miss Lelda tee in Dallas, W W Barrett in Fort Worth, J C Bell in Chico, and Dr. and Mrs. F B Carroll bound for Dallas.
An advertisement offers a free choice with each purchase of 50c including a corrugated bread knife silver plated gravy spoon and eiver plated berry spoon. It mentions an empty knife sharpener and ends with unclear text Thee FAR.
The North Texas State Normal science building nears completion with concrete work finished. Whitlock says the structure should be completed by August 15, costing 35009 dollars. It is the first reinforced concrete building in Denton County featuring steel reinforced beams spanning forty feet and full concrete interior.
Denton Trust Company markets loan opportunities promising guaranteed repayment. The notice asks readers with funds to lend to contact via two phone numbers and mentions a qualifier for sixteen ounces to the pound.
Denton resident W A Taliaferro argues high rents and boarding costs will curb West Texas State Normal attendance. He notes North Texas Normal sits in his city and cites local boarding rates of 14 dollars and six dollars monthly. E H Wray and children visited R A Terrill. Mrs Wray plans to teach in Canyon High School while Mr Wray studies at Yale.
An advertisement for Groceries, Honest Goods at Honest Prices from Long & King located at Southwest Ceremonial Square. The ad lists two phone numbers and promotes reliable, value driven shopping for everyday needs.
Fist Today at the Ideal Restaurant for fresh red snapper with four packages Celluloid starch included in your next order. Phones: two numbers listed for D R Turner.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a daily remedy for weakness energy brain power and numerous ailments. The copy urges readers to buy at J F Raley Co and hints at classified listings for lost items.
A short note urges applying basic math to daily life, framing mathematics as the basis of business and spirituality. It invites readers to reflect on whether they use addition or subtraction in their spiritual welfare.
Central school plans extensive rearrangements for the next year. The high school study hall will gain space by removing a partition in the Superintendent's office. The office may move upstairs in the east wing. The old Southland University building may host either the primary or grammar department, most likely the grammar group. The basement could house a new laboratory and gym space after removing partitions in the north rooms. Manual training and sewing courses are also under consideration.
H F Keller announces a new cheap groceries phone service amid rising prices, inviting customers to call for the latest discounts and store listings. The notice outlines contact details and aims to help households stretch budgets.
Farmers urged to insure grain wheat oats and fire against loss with Jasper and Jasper agents offering lower rates and prompt service. Fresh vegetables advertised and contact ring 44 Long and King in the notice style of a local business ad.
The list includes R. G. Alexander of Detroit, J. T. Bradford of San Antonio, J. R Joiner of Sherman, L. J. Robinson of St. Louis, Sidney Carroll of Dallas, W T. Whiteside of City, J. H. Scruggs of Fort Worth, and Judge Veale of Amarillo.
A brief notice from Long and Kins Grocers invites customers unsure whom to order from to call for guidance on available choices. The ad lists the store and a contact phone number 44 for assistance.
The program outlines July 25 to 28 events with Devotionals lectures by Rev. Wooldridge Clarke Gam brell and Mountford, concerts by Rick's orchestra, and topics on church life leadership and society. Notable speakers include Madame von Finkelstein Mountford Hon. H. M. Perkins Hobson Richmond Pearson Hobson and Miss Katie Daffan.
Midland candidate Hawkins, invited at the court house on July 20 at 2 30, touted as best fitted for lieutenant governor. Civil Appeal praises his clarity, eloquence, information, and debating record while noting opponent Thomas declined a joint discussion.
Missive advertises a cash pledge from J. D. Ellwood of Dallas Texas claiming a monthly income between 250 and 156 dollars for an investment of 20 to 30 dollars. The notice presents a personal solicitation with a location at Dallas and a dateless, promotional tone.
Arrangements are under way for a large basket picnic at Roanoke on Wednesday hosted by the Masonic fraternity. The event will be held at the J. W. Medlin farm old picnic grounds and feature Rev. J. W Hill of Dallas giving a talk on Masonry. A public installation of officers will be presided over by Chris Hayden worshipful master with candidates invited to attend. County candidates are expected to attend.
Notice informs of sale of about fifteen-hand three-year-old mules with no brand. Call at Red Barn in Cocanougher pasture three miles north of town. D W Christian and the owner.
Wording is garbled OCR with scattered fragments. readable pieces reference a milling company and a likely corporate note or notice but specifics are unclear.
Old silver pieces handed down in families rise in value with age and quality. Sterling silver tableware carries character and lasting appeal beyond plated ware. I offer good stocks of sterling teacups per set from $5.00 and up, based on weight. Denton Texas.
Frontier Asthma company advertises a free trial treatment and full information for home asthma cures. The offer cites Room 702, Buffalo, New York, as the contact location and promises no charge for trial materials.
Fresh pure groceries offered at low prices by King Grocers with deals on corn oats and oat bags. Mention of Ladie Tatum and Lillie Pharnes in a small marriage license notice alongside C.F. Withers IV and sons.
Samuel Tiedtke, a well known German American citizen, died at 1 o'clock Monday night at age 76 years 11 months and 14 days. Born in Germany, he came to America seventeen years ago and lived in Denton since. Survived by three married children: Mrs. Freda Barthold near Krum, Mrs. A. H. Ubben of Denton, and Gus Tiedtke of Dallas. Interment and funeral services set for 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at City cemetery.
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