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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
4
A Elm Creek fish fry Thursday drew Grandpa Tabor Colonel Ray sor George Freddy Ed Cobb and Dick Fletcher among attendees. The group enjoyed a good catch and a fine time.
WB Cracker had been in town on business for several days and has now returned to Memphis Tennessee.
The notice lists day admission at 25 cents for Saturday Sunday and Monday with night admission also set at 25 cents.
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An advertisement promotes Minnis pharmacy services focusing on trusted drug selection based on long experience. It promises quick prescription fulfillment with free delivery and emphasizes physician approval and patient confidence in health needs.
Ad copy touts fruit jars jelly glasses hoses coolers and freezers with a phone order line. The cheerful man promises quick service and longer life through efficient delivery and friendly assistance.
Johnson and Gillespie bought a lot on Nash Street from the Elks with no stated consideration. A Dallas listing notes earnings potential of 850 to 150 dollars monthly with a 20 to 30 dollar investment, attributed to D. Fitwood of Dallas.
G B Collins returns from Dallas while others visit Pilot Point and Dallas. Several locals report trips to Fort Worth St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Abilene Waco and Wichita Falls. Typhoid illness concerns and recent hospital or sickness updates appear alongside travel mentions and social visits.
County health officer visits Sanger to fumigate and release smallpox patients tomorrow. Little Elm swept Plan in two baseball games, 12 to 6 then 5 to 0. Jess Morean of the Reqd barn recovers from a knee cap injury suffered while driving a cart. prognosis uncertain.
Dick Turpin fell from Prof. J W Smith's roof on Wednesday and severely wrenched his ankle. He was initially thought unhurt but his ankle injury prevents return to work. The Charity committee of the Woman's Home Mission Society met Thursday with Mrs Wylie Smith to quilt for an orphanage, a pleasant day enjoyed by all.
An advertisement invites readers to trial asthma treatment at home with full information and no charge. Frontier Asthma, Room 702, Buffalo New York, promotes free trial details and the company name.
Dallas visitors J. M. McCue L. B. Walling J. Frank Smith J. W. Caldwell. Chicago C D Pritchard. Kennedale L C Collier. Whitesboro R Sharp. Sam Hoskins. Joe Jagoe. Fort Worth J W Caldwell. Bridgeport W L Jones. Greenville Niel sisters. J E Stringer.
Beta phones 44. LONG & KING presents a compact ad urging retailers to boost satisfaction and grow their grocery business by offering value and service this month.
Four individuals named Johnson Davidson Poindexter and Colquitt are listed as receiving drinks today in a brief service note indicating beverages are available.
J F Baxter writes from Rio de Janeiro about entering the bay, lighthouses, forts, churches, and urban life. He notes the Monroe building, theaters, parks, auto buses, street scenes, money in reis, mixed races, and port commerce with navy and army barracks visible from the bay. He describes police, fire, and civic facilities, plus hospitals and Y M C A offerings before closing at the Seamen's Home and Seamen's watch.
Notice announces sale of a carriage of mules about fifteen hands high, three-year-old, with no brand. Contact Red Barn Cocanougher pasture, three miles north of town. Owner identified as D. Ww, CHR.T.aN. Also an unrelated line about hungry and Ring 44 from LONG & KING, Grocers.
Lamar Mineral Wells water advertised with a prompt to stay after ordering a case. Supplied by R H Garrison druggist on West Side.
About twenty five prominent citizens traveled Friday morning to Gainesville where Senator Joseph W. Bailey is expected to address topics of general interest. The event draws a big crowd and local attention.
Amusements column notes last night at the Majestic Airdome featured Amy of the Circus with Misa Nielsen as Amy and Homer Gilbo in a standout role as the mis tress who mystifies. New specialties and scenery impressed a good audience. Tonight the bill offers Under Two Flags with fresh costumes and likely new specialties.
Local ad promotes butter eggs and chickens with contact via G W fi bert and both phones listed for orders.
Beth phones 44. Long and King, Southwest Ceramic, showcases fresh vegetables every morning at honest prices. Ring 44 for Long and King.
All three banks will close at 12 o'clock tomorrow due to election day. The notice directs customers to plan banking needs accordingly.
Denton citizen R. R. Turner testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble, backing a 1905 testimonial with continued relief, and notes the remedy remains effective. Sold by all dealers at 6 1/ cents. Foster Milburn Co. is U S sole agent.
The notice lists candidates for county and district offices including County Judge J HOSKINS for County Attorney CHARLES MAYS Tax Assessor MILLER J KK MeKELV Tax Collector SAM HAWKINS C L M CROWDER H HENNEN C L HAMILTON OSCAR T BUTTON LY WALLER L BUER for County Treasurer D M REEVE District Clerk W E DURBIN Sheriff W ORR Commissioner Precincts Iohn W STUART Jack CHRISTa S T COLEMAN J E SMITH E F Ted DAVIS J M GARY Justice of the Peace Precinct WM McCORMICK Constable Precinct JOE A YOUNG GEO WATSON Public Weigher Precinct J C BROWNLOW GEORGE WELLS.
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