Staver Buggies Sold by Honest Goods at Honest Prices
Local dealer touts a long earned reputation for honest goods and fair prices as Staver Buggies are offered.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
4
Local dealer touts a long earned reputation for honest goods and fair prices as Staver Buggies are offered.
Special to R. and C. reports show Tuesday rain varied by location. Roanoke received heavy rain improving crops. areas east of town saw little. From Justin to Ponder and Krum westward, moisture helped corn prospects. Denton creek to Sanger also saw beneficial showers.
Service notes indicate calls are made day or night and trunks are called for and delivered to any part of the city, ensuring prompt assistance and access.
Buck Hembry, a young married man, was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a vagrancy charge, reportedly the first arrest under the new law in the town. He spends his time loitering and makes no effort to work.
Mrs W C Murphy entertained at 42 for guests including Miss Sea wright and Miss Heptinstall of Atlanta with about twenty six attendees. Visiting ladies from Duncan Oklahoma Georgetown Marshall Plano Fort Worth and others competed in a cut with Miss Williams winning a gold hatpin. The favor went to Miss Heptinstall and punch and ice course followed with assistance from Mrs Robert T May and young Carolyn Murphy.
Curtis' Drug Store advertises Violet Water as a hot weather necessity priced at 50 cents. The note highlights relief for high temperatures and positions the product as a timely remedy available locally.
See Wilson Hardware Company for sanitary plumbing at reasonable prices. Local hardware store promotes affordable plumbing services and supplies.
A Minnis' Drug Store notice announces another shipment of 75 cent alarm clocks. Wilson Hardware Company invites shoppers to compare plumbing supplies and services. Curtis' Laxative Syrup is advertised as safe and effective, priced at 50e.
Mrs Wilford M Stroud wife of Assistant Postmaster Stroud died Wednesday morning at 5 30 at 61 West Sycamore Street from peritonitis She was born November 2 1875 in Mt Sterling Alabama and married about 11 years ago in Fort Scott Kansas The funeral will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow from the home and burial will be in the I O O F Cemetery
June 22 report from Argyle notes light gray yield and ongoing thrash activity. Several residents visit nearby Denton for social and family matters. Church plans a protracted meeting with pastors Hodnett Hazell Simmons. Weather and stock water issues described as pressing.
An advertisement notes school supplies and premium stationery available at Minnis Drug Store with a focus on general merchandise for students and office use.
Denton motorists dispute a proposal to raise the city speed limit from four to eight miles per hour. Mayor Bates plans council action after heated discussions about enforcing automobile speed rules within corporate limits. Drivers say the present four mph cap makes normal travel impractical and fines may follow for violations. Man and His Mate 50¢ at Curt Drug Store.
Geo Baker from east of Denton presented two bundles of wheat of 26 bushels and one peck per acre and oats at 60 bushels per acre. Wheat sold for 1.40 dollars per bushel. He prepared an affidavit with measurements in the Chamber of Commerce rooms before a notary.
A series of short personal mentions from Dallas to Denton and nearby towns recaps who visited whom and who returned home. Notables include C B Grant in Dallas, G J Gillespie home from the road, W B McClurkan from Channing, Ruby Kelly visiting grandmother S B Kelly, Uncle Bill Evans recovering, M H Stout at a Masonic meeting, Annetta Cayton visiting aunt Ide Williams, J L Zumwalt attaining the 32nd degree in Dallas, Mary Parr returning from McAlester Oxla, Emma Belle Lipscomb heading to Grapevine, E Cocanougher near the Waggoner bank during a robbery, Mrs T P Bush and Mrs C B Ferrell arriving from Caycos, a Parsons cousin Ethel Brandenburg visiting, J T Robinson near Aubrey noting a light shower, and a comment that rain is needed to aid the corn crop amid dry conditions.
Mastic Paint outperforms rivals in surface coverage and durability while offering a lower price per area. Sold by Garrison and Kimmins.
A local ad promotes marmalade for ten cents at Cur tiz Fountain Tryit. The brief note highlights a low price and the shop name, inviting customers to visit for a bargain snack or spread.
Fresh lot of Jacobs candies received today with prices from 10 cents to one dollar. Garrison and Kimmins advertise the confections, noting the quick restock for customers. The item is a brief retail update in the Corinth column.
Asthma cure claims offered for home use with a free trial and full information. The notice directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo, for no charge inquiry.
Born to Mr and Mrs W F Can trell a daughter three miles south of town. Funeral of Mrs Wilford M Stroud to be held with local post office closed tomorrow morning from 10 to 11:30.
Advertisement notes Mu EY MONEY offering loans on farm lands at 7 percent for business brick and choice residence. Egan and Chandler advertise financial services.
Message from a plumber offering to handle work with lower costs and inviting calls for estimates. The writer emphasizes willingness to adapt billing and promises fair pricing if able to complete the job efficiently.
The Majestic theater in Palestine debuted with two large crowds as a benefit for the Queen City band. G Renfro and John Mc Quigg, formerly of Denton, own the venue. The program featured clear well-handled pictures and a vaudeville number praised as a top stunt of the season, with the house fitted up nicely and expected to draw steady business.
The Board will receive bids up to noon on Monday July 5 for the Treasurer position. Qualifications require bid interest on average daily fund balance to the district and the legal end. Bids should be mailed to the undersigned T H Jenkins Secretary.
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