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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
4
Farmers in the county report the corn crop as among the finest in years but warn that a soaking rain within days is essential. The tassel is appearing and ears forming while hot winds stress the need for moisture to prevent serious crop loss.
Capudine eases headache and nerves for the busy person. Clears the head and steadies the nerves. Available at drug stores. Also note a fresh shipment of catfish arriving for Smith's Restaurant.
A readable fragment notes Louise, a young woman with slim figure and a passion for art, contrasted with male gossip about heart. It mentions a Chi-Namel stall and ready to wear training that offers hardwood effects to shabby woodwork at low cost, inviting readers to learn more at the store.
A Record and Chronicle team visited the scene of a Saturday wreck on the joint track near the pumping station. The engine was near the trestle when a front tender connection loosened, tearing up 200 yards of track and sending all cars off. Only one passenger, Mrs. J. A. Rhoads of Aubrey, was injured. Conductor Borhart and engineer W. D. Lewis led the train crew. aid was provided by C Lipscomb Jr W J McCray and A W Palmer.
Advertisement claims Hicks Capupline reduces fever and relieves aching from colds overheating or malaise. Liquid format sold for 50 cents at drug stores and City Market advertised as first class meats.
Two dozen 40 ads from the state experiment farm exhibit drew attention in the late Saturday afternoon event.
H C Holmes of the Blackland Experiment farm delivered two cards of 1910 wheat showing an average of 27 bushels 40 pounds from two acres with 59 to 61 pounds per bushel after cleaning. A third harrowed acre yielded 28 bushels, while overall county thrashing begins Monday and most estimates range around 14 bushels per acre.
A. M. Griffin sued D. K. Allison for 5400 damages claiming a horse bought pretended to be sound carried a virulent sickness causing county officers to kill several of Griffin’s horses. The defense denied responsibility and the jury ruled for the defendant.
Marvelous progress describes air flights on heavy machines and wireless war inventions. Dr King’s New Discovery is praised as lifesaving for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble. James M Black of Asheville claims it cured an obstinate cough after others failed. 50c and 1. A trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
The Cur Meat Market advertises first class meats and phone orders for pickup. Local shoppers are urged to call to arrange curbside service and inquire about weekly specials.
County clerk records show recent automobile registrations from Denton Lewisville and nearby towns. Named owners include J N Rayzor M L Martin Joe L Biewett W F Clevenger C Lipscomb Jr C N White Geo T Cobb T A Lampton Dr Kirkpatrick L Alvin Hill and others with registration numbers 54 through 64.
Mrs. L. D. Borden and Almonte Moon visit Fort Worth and Quanah visitors drop by. Numerous callers from San Antonio Nashville Nash ville Pilot Point and Italy gather with Denton residents. Wedding plans loom as Bala Williams heads to Abilene for Helen Lipscomb Cecil Williams ceremony. City officials discuss politics and candidates with supportive murmurs about Colquitt and Johnson.
Good rains fell at Granbury Comanche Brownwood and other Southwest Texas towns Saturday lifting the crop outlook in the region according to a resident who was there.
Johnson and Gillespie received a Model 20 Buick Saturday night. Dr. W C Kimbrough bought a Model F0 Buick from J G Wright. Mr Wright was sold a Model 19 Buick. First Monday drew the smallest crowd of the day as farmers stayed busy with crops.
A brief advertisement notes a dreadful wound demands prompt treatment with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to prevent infection and gangrene. It claims quick, sure healing for wounds, burns, boils, sores, eruptions, eczema, cracked hands, corns, and piles, priced at 25 cents at Raley & Co.
Miss Elizabeth Storrie entertains a house party for the High School commencement exercises. Guests include Misses Isabel Frost Helen Lindsay and Mary Ellen Murphy all of Dallas and Miss Rue Storrie formerly of Denton now of Graceton.
H. H. Hardin Co announces relocation of its lumber yard from West Hickory to East Hickory street opposite the Masonic temple in Denton Texas. The firm states it has purchased property to expand operations and pledges continued service to Denton and Denton County with a stock to please the exacting. J. W. Bone named manager invites continued and new patronage and demands for service.
Miss M Greenwood Hardy conducts elocution creatory and physical culture classes at Southland University on Wednesday afternoons in June.
Fragmented local ad text mentions Texas Wire Fence Co with old phone 42 207tie and private tutoring in high school subjects by B W Miller. It notes a Chautauqua event in July 2020 and a new phone 443.
Work began Monday on a brick two story structure in Lewisville to house the new Lewisville State Bank on the ground floor with the post office in the rear and the Knights of Pythias occupying the upper rooms.
A preparation similar to Carbole for dry insecticide use. It kills lice and other vermin on chickens and livestock. Large packages priced at 25 cents. Sold only at my store with free delivery and phone contact 52.
Denton man L T Fowlkes of Mulberry Street urges kidney care amid warning signs of kidney trouble. He cites back pain fatigue and scalding urine and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as the proven remedy with dealer sales and Ant-Chautauqua advertising to July 29.
Are you interested in filling prescriptions with confidence that they will be correctly filled. The ad asserts efficient service and guarantees accurate filling of any physician's prescription regardless of origin. It notes adequate stock and trained staff with equipment to protect customer interests and mentions citywide delivery and two phone lines.
A historical notice profiles J A Minnis a prescription druggist with thirty years of professional experience highlighting longstanding service in pharmacy care and the local medical supply trade.
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