Staver Buggies Sold by Honest Dealerships for Years
A long standing dealer markets Staver buggies built to trusted customers. The note highlights the firm’s reputation for honest goods and fair prices across many years of operation.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
4
A long standing dealer markets Staver buggies built to trusted customers. The note highlights the firm’s reputation for honest goods and fair prices across many years of operation.
Died Tans in ing H C Faulkner aged about 73 at his home east of Denton after long illness. A Federal veteran born in the North he moved to Ellis County then Denton area twenty three years ago. Survived by children Bob Tom W Faulkner Chas Faulkner Mrs Jim Shotwell Mrs George Shotwell Chat Faulkner and Mrs Chappell. Funeral services this afternoon with interment in the city cemetery.
An advertisement requests listing farm land properties for sale and promotes loans at seven percent interest through The Denton Trust Company.
James Dee Baldwin announced his marriage to Eva Henna McNitsky in Dallas on August 10 1908. Baldwin, longtime secretary to the president of the College of Industrial Arts, moved from Dallas and stayed with the bride’s mother while courting. The bride taught in Den ton public schools and her contract delayed the announcement. They reside at 129 North Bell Avenue.
Dr W H Bruce president of North Texas Normal has orders from Governor Campbell to prepare plans and specifications for a new school building funded by a 35000 dollar appropriation. Construction on the principal's residence began Monday on the campus northwest corner. the two story ten room brick dwelling will cost about 5000 dollars and must be completed by September 15.
Min nis drug store reports a big line of fresh rubber goods delivered directly from the maker. The stock includes a wide range of items for everyday needs and household use. The delivery emphasizes quality and prompt availability for customers.
Four hundred seventy six students have enrolled in the North Texas Normal college summer session with eight to twelve more awaiting the Tuesday opening. Faculty expect total enrollment to reach at least six hundred, a record high for the term.
A brief reminder urging patrons to rely on Minnis Drug Store for accurate prescription care and safe medication handling.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION B. F. Paschall is home from the Memphis reunion. Miles Poe returns from a relatives visit in Miles, Runnells county. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ponder visit Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Schweer. J. F. Johnson returns from Bennet for a few days with family. Rue Bumpass of Duncan Oklahoma visits Miss Lucile Allison. Mrs. Johanna Bruce near Bolivar guests of the Wrights. Leon Spencer of Gainesville returns home after weekend here. The Wrights host L. A. Jarrells and family from Temple. A. J. Jarrell and family visit. Will Lovell of Fort Worth spends the weekend here after a Denver trip. R. R. Hollowna from Garza notes rain shortage for corn. Dr. P. Lipscomb travels to Chicago but returns from Fort Worth sick. Mrs. Lena Hutcheson of Fort Worth and Mrs. L. L. Johnson of Bridgeport Oklahoma return home after visiting the Wright family. Bess Hendrix and Rosalie Brumley of Lewisville return from Fay Jasper’s guests. Ruth Teas of Lewisville will stay for several days with Miss Jasper. H. L. Frost returns from Virginia where Mrs. Frost fell ill. she is now in a sanitarium awaiting visits.
A contractor offers plumbing work with lower costs and asks for permission to estimate a bill. He notes capability to perform the job and invites a phone call to provide quotes. The message emphasizes affordability and potential fit for the project.
J W Black died Saturday night at his home in Krum after Brights disease. He was about 70 and had lived in the area for 35 to 40 years. Survived by wife and children Mrs Geo Evans, Mrs Nick Nail of Krum, Mrs Nannie Fin cannoy of Missouri, Aubrey Black of Oklahoma, Glenn Black of Krum. Funeral held Sunday at Baptist church, Masonic lodge led services, burial in Jackson cemetery.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Matthews on Saturday. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Jones died in Krum this morning and was buried at Jackson cemetery Monday afternoon.
A Denton notice states a lumber and building materials business will not sell hardware, emphasizes a genuine, high grade operation, and plans to expand stock to meet exacting standards. The firm asserts it arrived by its own initiative to benefit the town and community and intends to be a permanent local presence.
Denton County residents are offered a free service to locate farm properties via the local automobile line. The Denton Trust Company promotes this search method as a no cost resource for buyers seeking rural holdings.
Local ad notes a range of school supplies and fine stationery available at Minnis Drug Store offering competitive prices and convenient service for students and residents.
Denton county commissioners convened Monday as a board of equalization to adjust tax values. The session continues for a week or ten days with another session later for the same work. Compare prices on plumbing supplies and work at Wilson Hardware Company. Classified ad note.
Richardson Echo reports the death of former Denton resident W. R. Robberson who died suddenly at his daughter's Dallas home. Funeral services were set for 9 a.m. at Richardson Methodist Church with interment at Mt. Calvary.
A notice invites students to arrange private tutoring sessions during the summer. Interested individuals are asked to visit or call and contact is provided as New Phone 443: 260¢ B. W. MILLER.
A compact advisory urges sellers to act now rather than wait for buyer interest. It frames timing as crucial to finalizing deals and avoiding market drift. The line underscores proactive marketing and urgency in property or asset sales.
Asthma can be cured at home and trial treatment information is offered free of charge. Frontier Asthma Company invites inquiries from Buffalo New York residents, Room 702.
Denton shoppers respond fast to want ads published in the Record and Chronicle. Local sellers note rapid results as readers near Denton spot listings and contact details, boosting nearby commerce.
B. F. Paschall and fellow Confederate veterans who attended the Memphis reunion have returned to Dallas. Paschall says everyone had an enjoyable time, with the party traveling by a special Queen and Crescent train via Vicksburg after visiting the monument to Lee. The group expresses gratitude to C. F. Woods for the courtesies extended on the trip.
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