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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
4
Dr W H Cowan showed samples from a southeast town farm claiming 137 acres, 131 acres planted March 10, with seven shallow plowings and two hoes. He expects an average of fifty bushels per acre, crediting Dr S A Knapp and federal guidance for the high yield.
A vintage ad copy touts bitters as a tonic to restore boyhood health. It claims digestion improves and stomach liver kidneys bowels regain vigor, urging readers to buy at J. F Raley & Co.’s.
Justice Court proceedings attach Columbia Carnival company at the Chautauqua grounds for debt. Sale by Joe Young August 9 will cover the $146.30 owed by J. B. Kinsley. Hearing in Fralin versus Wilkinson ends with verdict for the defendant.
Presh pire groceries advertised at lowest prices. Beth phones 44 Long King Grocers for details and orders.
Jd M Shelton and Mrs Bettie Blagg were united in marriage Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock at the home of the bride about five miles east of the city. Rev M T Andrews of the First Baptist church of wig city officiated.
A late personal mention column records visits and travels of residents including Ruby Cooper in Dallas Dora Harris in Garland Mrs J F Bell back from Dallas D K Allison returning from California C M Greenies from Fort Worth T J Simmons heading to Dallas and Waco J Fisher from Pit Point Carl Johnsons visiting Denison Mrs Dee Mays home from Denison Miss Kate McCoy visiting Birdie Andrews Mrs Reeq visiting Mrs Nichols in the city S W Kanady visiting his sick mother S J McSpadden of Alpine on business Missoula Warg returning from a normal school Mattie Bateman returning from McKinney Mrs J H Blanks and children Whitewright Vernon White Waxahachie returning from summer normal Maria Watson Weimar returning from the normal Sam P Allison visiting relatives in Knobnoster Mo Gadberry Celina returning home Maudie and Madie Brownlow back from Hillsboro A D Hestang and family Vineyward Jack county visiting J C Hestand W B McClurkan Mrs R A Sedge and Anna Hester to New York and St Louis markets Orrs at Garza visiting relatives Leonora Hann Moore Villa Curtis and Mrs W B Francis to Corpus Christi for State League J F Evans and daughter home from Corsicana relatives Leonard visits with mother Oklahoma City Ed Biggerstaff back from Oklahoma City Ramsbacher returns from San Antonio en route to Lander Wyoming
The notice notes candidates turn in itemized expenditures from recent campaigns. It casts light on spending transparency as part of campaign duties. The text also advertises a pharmacy service offering quick prescription delivery, inviting trust and patient confidence.
A local notice summarizes amendments to postal laws sections 811 852 855 requiring return receipts on registered mail only if the sender requests them. Postmasters must indicate receipt desire on mail and supply a card if absent. Applies to all registered mail including official government mail. Also mentions unrelated asthma ad and primary expense accounts noting one absurd item.
J A Minis, a prescription druggist with thirty years in the trade, is highlighted for his extensive experience and service in pharmaceuticals. The notice underscores his long tenure and professional expertise.
Notice states transfers into the Denton City school district close next Saturday and no transfers may be made after this month. J. S. Carlisle, Superintendent, signs the notice. Also mentions a grocery ad offer in August and a marriage license issued for William B. Penson and Annie Russell Tasker.
Japanese cups and saucers priced at 1.50 for 60 sets offered during the fair. The event runs through Saturday with sales and displays attracting shoppers.
Crow Wright and William Gregg plan cross breeding of broncos with a quarter horse stallion to produce polo ponies and stock. They return from San Angelo where drought and poor crops influenced their view, and will ship broncos to Denton County for breeding.
Co. G. Hancockx Dallas J. M. Allen Carrollton F. W. Farrier Jr. Dallas W. D. Motter Dallas Krazier Bell Fort Worth J. F. Parker Galveston W. N. Garlingon Fort Worth W. C. Atraughn Dallas Jno. Matthews Dallas Boyton Armstrong.
An advertisement promotes a bulk sale of 12 kinds of fancy cakes priced at 25 cents each. The notice urges customers to call or text for orders, listing contact as V. R. Turner with a phone number.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure unsolved by Hall's Catarri Cure. It claims J. Chenes of Toledo has long been respected in business and finances, while Walding and Kinnan Marvin are wholesale druggists. Hall's Catarri Cure is described as internally acting on mucous surfaces with testimonials and price listed.
Miss Katie Daffan headlines the Waxahachie Chautauqua closing night with Woman's Influence after Judge Vandiver entertains a fair crowd with mountain whites moonshine tales. Daughters of the Confederacy host a 4 pm reception for Miss Daffan. Ben F. Allen resigns Vernon cashier post to join Bankers Trust in Fort Worth.
Denton Texas readers are urged to try a kidney remedy endorsed by Mrs J F Rewlett of 66 South Et street Denton. She reports relief after using Deans Kidney Pills from J F Raley Co drug store, claiming back pain frequent urination and leg pains improved after a short course. Foster Miles urn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents. Remember the name Donn and take no other.
Denton County farm superintendent H C Holmes reports from College Station that the county has the best crop prospects seen, with Wacoan points in Ellis County following but behind Denton. He notes a great time and learning for all attendees, with Dr Abbott and T A McGalliard among the Denton delegates. Social scene features Miss Rita Benett hosting a progressive banque with many local and visiting guests and prizes awarded for high scores.
Ben Sullivan trades for R I Ewing place in the southwest city area while J T Broun and Wylie Smith close a deal with R i Ewing trading for Sullivan’s 176 acre farm southeast of town. The deed sets the consideration at 5000 dollars. Also listed are priced imports and local ads for goods and medicines.
D R Turner advertises Cuase & Sanborn's coffee as the best with phone contact, signaling a local shop listing. The snippet highlights a small business promotion and suggests a storefront or advertisement in a neighborhood paper.
A local option election has been ordered in Potter County for August 27. A heated campaign is expected as residents decide on the issue.
Local ad fragment promotes TANCE MILLING COQ Groceries with honest goods and honest prices. It lists LONG and KING at Southwest Cor. Sq. and suggests a general storefront reassurance to shoppers.
If you are in doubt as to what to offer in groceries ring us and we will tell you what we have to sug gest. Long & King. Grocers. Rot phones 44.
The advertisement lists Ring G W Elbert selling fruit jars poultry eggs butter and groceries with prompt delivery and two phone numbers for contact.
Godwin and McCormick are erecting three concrete buildings and one brick structure in Roanoke. J. T. Sherrod builds a new Lula Street house using lumber from the damaged Bradley home. P. D. White, injured in a recent runaway, is not improving and may lose his leg due to a knee injury.
Long and King Grocers terse ad urges customers to call a ringing line number 44 for food orders. The brief item emphasizes quick service and local availability with minimal context.
Special notice invites readers to obtain a free photograph of Anna Belle the little girl who provides cut out pictures in the comic supplement by visiting the office and presenting four reasons why they like the Anna Belle pictures.
Uvalie honey sold in 12 inch buckets or in bulk at Turner's store. Contact numbers provided for orders via both phones.
J M Rayzor acquires the Diamond Flour Mill at Taylor. The mill becomes the Taylor Milling Company with J N Rayzor president F M Rayzor vice president and Will Stone as head miller.
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