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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment advertise Smith's Restaurant offering a loaf of bread described as finest quality, fresh every day. The ad emphasizes daily bread quality and ongoing freshness.
Rail timetable listing southbound trains on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line with departures from 6:10 am to 9:45 pm and connections to Dallas and Texarkana. Northbound Texarkana to Fort Worth timetable noted.
Miss Hattie Connelley visits the Karnes family and Christian Endeavor delegates attend. Justin ships its first car of wheat to Whaley mills Gainesville weighing 61 pounds. Thrashing improves with an average yield of 20 bushels per acre. Political rally notes Poindexter candidacy with Hon E C Smith speaking and a supporting club formed. Local school announcement planning by Prof Ramey. Other residents seen in Fort Worth Dallas and Krum.
Miss M Greenwood Hardy offers elocution oratory and physical culture classes at Southland University with special attention to children. Enrollment extends until July 1 as announced by the store and instructor.
Smith's Restaurant offers fresh bread every day with 14 ounce loaves and a deal of 6 for 25 cents.
Scattered showers hit western parts of the county with heavy rain near Krum and Carrollton benefiting corn, while Denton and other areas saw only sprinkles. The Baptist revival at Gainesville continues with strong attendance and a conversion after Monday’s talk by Dr Butler on choices. Prayer meetings are scheduled for afternoon and evening with church services daily at 9:30 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Everyone is invited.
An old classified fragment shows H. F. Keller advertising cheap groceries and a phone contact for orders. It provides minimal details beyond the essentials and keeps a dated, local notice tone.
J A Minnis advertises the Shumate razor with a positive guarantee and prices from $1. Marvels of progress include air flights and war inventions. Dr King’s New Discovery is promoted as a cure for coughs and lung troubles, with a testimonial from James M Black of Asheville. Trial bottle free at J F Raley & Co.
Won't forget to pho us about sharpening or repairing at lawn. We do the work right. Old phone 42. 207tfe.
Duke and Ayers operate 20 Texas stores. The Nickel Store will open on Saturday July 2 at 9 am on the east side of the square in the former Williams dry goods building. Watch for further announcements.
An advertisement claims health improves beauty for women through Electric Bitters. It asserts constipations and kidney poisons cause pimples and blotches, while the product purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and brightens eyes and skin. Available for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Special sale on odds and ends in box stationery good as new but shop worn. To move quickly at half price. Don’t forget to ask about them. O M Curtis, Stationer.
A readable OCR fragment lists candidates for Representative County Judge County Attorney Tax Assessor Tax Collector County Clerk County Treasurer District Clerk Sheriff and various Commissioners Precincts Justice of the Peace Constable and Public Weigher. It notes an advertising column item of potential interest and invites readers to look it up.
A travel friendly thermos bottle touted to keep hot items hot and cold items cold throughout a day. Suitable for summer vacations and trips, the device is pitched as ideal for travelers seeking reliable temperature retention.
Frontier Asthma announces a home trial treatment with full information at no charge. The offer lists Room 702 in Buffalo, New York as the contact point for readers seeking details and enrollment.
A Dallas contingent of ninety business men and a drugs band will ride a special train to Denton arriving at 11 15 a m they will stay about one hour and fifteen minutes and depart for Gainesville Arrangements for entertainment are being planned by local business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce with details yet to be decided.
Warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as safe and effective. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to seek genuine product. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price 75 cents per bottle.
Duke and Ayers expanding presence by acquiring twenty Nickel stores and positioning merchandise in twenty towns ensuring competitive pricing. The deal signals a broad retail consolidation and a push to offer value through expanded reach.
The Howard Vaudeville company opened a week at the Majestic Airdome last night to a good crowd. Six numbers pleased the audience including The Tie that Binds sketch, Frank Leonard's songs and jokes, the Scrops new songs, the Mysterious Kellys escape stunt, and The Taring of Jones. Tonight promises a complete change.
A health claim advertisement touts Mi owa stomach tablets as fast indigestion cures that also invigorate the body, brighten eyes, clear pimples, and improve nerves. It promises money back if indigestion or related ailments persist, citing Mrs J Newton of Belle as a testimonial.
A long list of visitors and locals moving through Denton includes J A Cole Gatesville Syl Wray Denison C M Simmons Fort Worth Carrol Garrison Fort Worth Chas Mays Austin on business A D Turner Dallas J N Rayzor Lancaser Miss Clark Chicago Mrs N Johnson Chicago Mrs Mary A Johnson Dallas alive H M Walden Fort Worth Misses Ida Adamson Ada Hawkins Lewisville Clinton Bigham Tueple Miss visiting aunt Mrs J Db Parks Dr Geo P Stoker Durango visiting Mr and Mrs raillips Mrs R H Garrison San Jose visiting Mr and Mrs W H Doty Miss Bertha Balts Miss Lorena Watson guests of Miss Brashears Mrs W F Woodward family home from Alvord Mrs W A Ponder Dallas Denton visit Miss Minnie Strickland Dallas visiting Miss Edith Lanier Clark Mrs N Johnson daughter Mrs J M Evans Tennessee Mrs T C Arcola Fort Worth visiting Wm Ganzer family S E Kelly to Arizona Ep worth League delegates Bonham Denton trip of Mrs R L Ledbetter J E Park Major Joe G Booth Austin visiting daughter Mrs L H Seaneer in route home Mrs A Helman children to Beaver Falls Pa Maude Long Oklahoma niece accompanying Mr and Mrs F C Witherspoon Chickasha Ok and family at Country Club lake Denton Chautauqua July 20-29
If you have something to sell the classified column is the place to reach buyers. The short ad space connects sellers with local shoppers and can move items quickly. Post clear details and contact information to maximize response.
A speaker urges choosing doctors and pharmacists by service quality and product integrity rather than price. The prescription department pledges earnest honest service and the best goods money can buy, even if it means losing some price‑focused patrons.
A series of trading deeds shows Dillard and wife to A F Kirkpatrick for Justin blocks 1 18 19 20 at 2750 dollars. J A Jackson to A F Evers for 199 acres in James Janey survey near Denton at 5500 dollars. W T Johnson and J J Gillespie to J E Barnes for a north Denton lot at 1200 dollars. J W Maxwell to W L Graves and C P Graves for 123 1 2 acres south of Denton at 7380 dollars. J T Simmons & Bro to G A Schnably for late blocks 1 3 4 18 in Argyle town. M S Stout and wife to D D Thomas for small tract nine miles east of Denton at 567 dollars. R D Lightfoot executor to E T Kemp for lots in Denton block 2% at 2004 dollars.
O. M. Curtis preserves fruits and vegetables that won prizes at the trades day fair for display at the Dallas fair. The exhibit is organized by direction of the Chamber of Commerce.
Contractor Hollers completed the concrete walk in front of the ball park and is engaged in building at the Rockefeller hotel. He has bought a concrete mixer and now uses a smaller for to speed his work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mound City and a cost note but lacks complete details to identify person, place, or event.
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