Staver Buggies Sold By Mave Reputation
A long standing dealer offers Staver buggies built on honesty and fair pricing, promoting a trusted name in quality horses and carriages.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
4
A long standing dealer offers Staver buggies built on honesty and fair pricing, promoting a trusted name in quality horses and carriages.
Denton Texas oil and wine official Dr Abbott replies to Washington Times that Bowers whiskey ruling lacks scientific basis and conflicts with Texas laws. He states neutral spirits cannot be sold or mixed with whiskey and mocks the ruling as unsound.
W R Scott offers cleaning and pressing of men and skirts with home call and delivery service at New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square.
Miss Lou Owsley and Miss Jessis Owsley at State University in Austin are at home. Miss Pearl Stratton joins Fort Worth public schools. Families journey to Des Moines New Mexico with plans to settle except one returning by train. Local rain reports cite Lloyd, Aubrey, and Argyle areas. Several residents visit Ry e s and Beaumont while others attend Epworth League in McKinney. Minnie Pearl Lipscomb noted.
W G Evans lies in precarious condition at his West Oak home with brain trouble. Rain showers fell briefly elsewhere, Celina and Sherman clergy plan services. Lon Fowler reports cheer after a Wednesday rain near Corinth. Aprivate summer tutoring offer is announced with new phone. Long Turner company installs a new plate glass front on the South side.
The Denton Trust Company invites inquiries for choice farm lands and offers to loan money at 7 percent interest.
A short sales item promoting sanitary pinanking at reasonable prices from Wilson Hardware Company. The notice emphasizes affordable pricing and direct purchasing options.
An ad from Frontier Asthma Company touts a home cure with trial treatment and full information free of charge. It lists Room 702, Buffalo, New York as contact details.
Monroe Rucker of Dr. J. R. Edwards residence on Sycamore street fired a shotgun at a midnight prowler in his yard as the intruder fled in the darkness. Rucker could not identify the suspect's race and believes the man aimed to steal chickens.
The First Baptist Church of Dentoy calls a full attendance meeting Sunday next at 11 a m on June 13 to consecrate the matter of calling a pastor. W F Jarrell chairman deacons and A E Graham chairman board of trustees urge members to attend.
J N Rayzoy on Thursday predicted a corn harvest in Dentoy County will reach one million dollars, pegged to a similar rain pattern seen three weeks from now ending in 10W, signaling a strong crop year ahead.
The funeral for Mrs. Truman Stroud, who died in Dallas Tuesday night, was conducted Friday morning at 1% o'clock at the family home on North Locust Street by Rev. Frea L. McFadden of the First Presbyterian church. A large crowd attended and numerous floral tributes adorned the service. Interment followed at the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Notice to the public from Min nis' Drug Store and Lumber Yard stating commitment to selling lumber and building materials in Denton and Deaton area. Emphasizes absence of hardware sales, plans to stock new materials, and intent to serve the town with a clean, honest business.
Engineers complain as children pull up line pins along street survey for sewer lines. Mayor Bates quotes City Engineer Haydes on repeated acts and warns parents of bringing the matter to the city marshal if trouble continues.
The deacons and trustees of the First Baptist Church of Denton are requested to meet in the pastor's study at 9:30 Sunday morning June 13 1909. F JARRELL per Board of Deacons A E GRAHAM Chair of the Board of Trustees.
Shortly after noon Friday streets buzzed that Uncle Bill Evans was dying and could not live for hours. He fell ill with bowel trouble then developed brain trouble and grew worse, remaining unconscious for eighteen to twenty hours before telegrams were sent to his children.
A brief town notice urges residents to cultivate the habit of visiting Minnis' Drug Store, highlighting convenient hours and a range of medicines and household goods.
A contractor states that if work cannot be done cheaper and well, they cannot expect the job. They invite a phone call for estimates and permission to proceed, offering to figure on the bill and provide pricing.
R Wilson, assistant county attorney of Denton County, married Miss Mae O’Keilly of Forrestburg Thursday night at St. Joe. Wilson, reared in Pilot Point, will bring bride to make their home. he recently moved here after County Attorney Mays’ election.
Local note invites readers to think of Minnis Drug Store when considering a drug store, highlighting the chain’s service or selection.
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