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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
4
Mrs. Frank Pierce entertained Tuesday evening in honor of the Christian Endeavor. Forty two was the feature of the evening and a large number enjoyed the pleasant evening and the dainty refreshments that were served.
Rev. M. A. Smith, well known socialist lecturer of Commerce, will speak at the courthouse Friday night at 8 15 p m. Smith lectured here in 1908 and had a joint discussion on socialism with Hon Worth Ray. Everyone is invited to hear him. M A Anderson Yenton Texas July 7 1919.
An old advertising blurb touts King’s New Life Pills sold by J. F. Raley & Co. It promises energy, vigor, and relief from ailments like constipation, headache, chills, and malaria. The copy emphasizes continuous use and 25 cent price per pill.
A brief notice invites readers to trim monthly grocery costs through a new program offered by Long & King. Details are limited in the fragment.
E D Keiner filed for a marriage license with Miss Mamie Caristine May. The couple plans to wed in the near future per the local notices section.
Oklahoma ear corn priced at 65 cents per bushel accompanies oats and oat bags offered by Co. F Witherspoon & Sons in a concise local trade notice.
Messrs Foote of West Tennessee visit Texas seeking a site for settlement and are shown land offerings by local agents. They favor anti Patterson candidates and expect the Patterson ticket to fail in August with a November defeat anticipated.
W. B. McClurkan & Co advertises large price cuts on ladies shoes mostly small sizes from 2 1 2 to 4, featuring new styles and selections.
The Normal College in Denton hosts state examinations with about 235 teachers from across the state taking them. Construction on the new Science hall progresses rapidly, with exterior near completion and interior work ongoing. Miss Birdie Bell Britt departs tonight for Vernon after attending the summer session, and Miss Carrie Blanton returns home to Henrietta following her summer Normal attendance.
An offer from Frontier Asthma Company invites readers to trial asthma treatment at home with full information free of charge. The notice lists Room 702 in Buffalo New York as the point of contact.
The district court saw new filings Tuesday including T. M. Rippy versus Blanche Blewett and C. T. Gregory over debt and foreclosure. W. A. Wilkins sues A. H. Gee and S. I. Newton demanding cancellation of conveyance, debt and damages.
M. R. Gilbert reports on price nuance in Mound City where local paint supplies may run slightly higher than expected. Residents weigh value against cost as shops adjust markup.
If you are in doubt as to what to order in groceries ring us and we will tell you what we have to sug gest. Long and King Grocers. Both phones 44.
A terse notice notes a consumer dispute over a claimed 312 percent sale figure for cheap groceries. Local store officials deny exaggeration and urge customers to verify prices at checkout.
Miss Alice Rice and many others travel to Dallas while friends and relatives visit in towns from Carrollton to Gainesville. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. Crutchfield and Dr. Abbott are noted along with relocations to Louisville Boulder and California. President Bizzell arrives to begin duties at the College of Industrial Arts.
Dallas city names appear with arrivals at the New Oatman hotel listing T. L. Bell Callas Rev Perkins Dallas D R Crow Frazier Bell Fort Worth W T Whiteside J M Hamaton Dallas R F Wiggins R L Rice D Dupree Dallas and toilet soap offered at 5 cents a bar with Phones 44 LONG & KING.
Mr and Mrs Blessing offered a brief vaudeville sketch last night at the Majestic followed by songs from Master Eugene and Baby Mildred. Mr Lenis played the comedian role and was well received.
An old notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief remedy for wounds from a wreck involving train, automobile or buggy. It promises speedy healing for cuts, bruises, sprains and burns and mentions a broad range of ailments.
Sale notice announcing new and stylish ladies coat suits to close out at half price. Limited stock advertised by W. McClurkan & Co. with emphasis on dramatic discount and final clearance.
Two cub reporters in Denton compare views on Texas and Pacific freight depot renovations. One piece praises restoring the 1870s structure, the other humorously notes its Indian era walls and hints at a future with a new depot, while both insist the project signals ongoing town pride.
An old ad proclaims Minnis Doin's focus on health, urging trust in their experience to assure drug quality. It promises quick prescription delivery with free service, noting two phone lines.
Reports from a Denton event describe Rev W B Preston speaking on Texas as a land of opportunity upon arrival, plus Dr Jas E Clarke delivering an engaging Nashville address. An afternoon orchestra impressed locals, with Dr Shelbourne’s Christian Courier talk on religion and civilization. Capt Hobson’s lecture was touted as a different tone. A telegram announced Hobson’s Katy train arrival. White lawn dresses advertised at half price. Married Tuesday were D Keiner and Mamie Christine May, who plan a brief stay in Krum.
Mien's and boys pants priced from 1.50 to 6 with one fourth off. Also knee pants on sale. W. B. McWetermeons on Ice. Beta Grocery and Long King advertise prompt delivery and courteous service. Special notice offers a free Anna Belle photo with four reasons for readers.
Mrs. Dorma A. Smith of Pizarro Virginia reports severe backache and bearing down sensations. She credits Wine of Cardui with instant relief after doctors and medicines failed. Cardui is advertised as a women's tonic and curative for female troubles with an offer to request a 64 page home treatment book.
A fragment ad promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to restore vigor of digestion liver kidneys and bowels. Claims to revive boyhood appetite and health with new strength and vigor. Also advertises cordwood for sale at $3 delivered by W T Johnson.
A fresh coat of paint tops the passenger depot while John Stroud builds a new feed store on East McKinney. Commissioner Wiggs completes a Myrtle street road stretch after several days’ work. S. W. Kanady, hurt in a Sunday runaway, can work Wednesday with a cane. Lawrence Peel narrowly escapes injury after a carriage incident but only suffers bruises. A new C LA building finished, to house photography classes. The building is ready.
The county chain gang is working on the sandy stretch of road in front of the old China place. After this and a few other improvements, the road should be as good as any in the county next year.
The residence of W. W. Smallwood on the old Wood place about four miles east of town burned Tuesday night near 11 o clock. Cause of the fire is unknown. Household goods valued at about 3200 and the house at between 400 and 6000 with no insurance.
A notice in the advertising column highlights a local deal or service likely to attract reader attention. Details are readable in the column, including the seller or provider and a key offer, price, or deadline.
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