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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary timetable shows southbound and Dallas bound trains with times like 8:25 a.m and 4:25 p.m. plus various numbers including 281 and 182. Mentions Limited and Flyer services and mixed trains with arrival noted at 9:04 p.m.
Train No 31 from Fort Worth to Texarkana departs at 3 50 pm Northbound Train No 32 from Texarkana to Fort Worth departs at 10 26.
An archival snippet shows a daily sale listing at Smith's Restaurant offering every day one ounce for 25 cents. The fragment indicates a promotional price and location name.
The record details transfers by W. W. Brown, KE. Bewley, Jule G. Smith, C. Bonta, W. C. Ellis, A. A. Hayden, J. A. Rhoads, Nannie E. Kowsky, J. J. Burge, Wm. W. Wright, T. M. Rippy, M. S. Stout, R. D. Lightfoot, J. B. Barnes, W. T. Johnson, and J. Gillespie. Properties include acres near Clear Creek, Justin mill property, Denton blocks and lots, and parcels in Aubrey and Krum, with prices ranging from $500s to $32,040.
Marvelous progress of the age noted with air flights and war inventions. Dr Kings Nee Discovery promises relief and cure for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble. James M Black of Asheville N C reports it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. 50c and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
The Denton shop Duke and Ayers Nickel store will open Saturday July 2 with a week of big sales. A Dallas man bought a Taylor Nursery Bed from the store and had it shipped to Dallas, urging locals to buy here in Denton. A new shipment of Taylor Nursery beds will arrive in a few days as MAWILL and SHEPARD promote furniture and undertakings.
The Daily and Weekly distribute widely reaching more than 3 000 homes. The invitation appeals to a business audience with 15 009 potential readers and 8 000 families in the distribution area.
J A Minnis promotes prescription services with 30 years of experience and training in compounding. The ad claims purity of drug stock, meticulous care, and technical knowledge in filling prescriptions. Packages delivered citywide. Two phone numbers listed.
Local notices list R. T. Jones in Dallas for the day alongside several residents in Aubrey Wylie Ferris Sanger and Sherman. Names include Mrs. R. E. Gentry J. W. Skiles and Dr J. S. Abbott with travels to Memphis Kansas City Chicago and Washington. One injury update notes A D Turner recovering from a runaway accident with wheat yields reported at 21 bushels per acre.
Miss Lucile Blewett hosted a morning porch party with punch and a dainty salad course. Guests included Misses Stocker, Arnoldy, McCurdy, Farrarg, Benjamin, Williams, Owsly, Lipscomb, Smith, Bell, Bones, Skiles, Lewis, Woodwade, Mesdames Gober Wright, Phillips, Bottorff, Crawford and Mrs. Gran Christol. Also present were Messrs. Bob King and Reeves.
An advertising column claims Electric bitters improve health for women, regulating stomach liver and kidneys, purifying blood and boosting nerves and complexion. It promises bright eyes pure breath smooth skin and wealth with a 6% dose offered by J. F. Raley & Co.
M R Gilbert notes that paint prices in Mound City may rise slightly and explains the expected increase will be modest, despite looming costs.
Local notice promotes Jacobs chocolates in a fresh shipment with free delivery. Garrison and Elbert offer groceries including butter eggs and chickens and invite customers to ring both phones for service.
A Denton resident, W C Orr of 76 North Elm Street, reports lasting back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises sleep, back strength, and normal kidney function and endorses the remedy as truthful to its representations. Sold by J F Raley Co and all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, agents for the U S. Remember the name Doan's.
Samuel S. Gary and Miss Lola Reid co listed. Y Garrison and Miss Kathleen I. Bell cited. John Henry Jones with Miss Letha Harrison also mentioned. A prompt suggests trying a glass of fresh buttermilk at the Candy Kitchen for 169 cents.
Uncalled letters for week ending June 19 1910 at Denton Texas to be sent to Dead Letter Office July 3. Ladies list includes E H Carter Rosine Elliot and others. Gentlemen list names D D Crawford J F Killingsworth and more. Post cards and notices list readers and addresses with one cent advertised letter fee. John B Schmitz P M signs off.
Asthma relief information and full details offered free of charge by Frontier Asthma Company. Readers invited to write Room 702 Buffalo New York for treatment guidance and materials without cost.
A list of Democratic candidates and elected roles including F. Hill and W. C. Dickson for local representatives, Ray for County Judge, Lee Zumwald and J. Hoskins for County Attorney, Charles Mays for Tax Assessor, E B Miller and J. K. McKelvie for Tax Collector, Sam Hawkins and C L M Crowdvel for others, O L Hamilton, Oscar T. Button, M P Kelly, Waller L Buer, D M Reeve, W E Durbin for District Clerk, Sheriff candidates W Orr and John W Stuart, Jack Christal, J E Smith, Ted Davis for Justice of the Peace, WM McCormick, and Joe A Young.
Capudine provides quick relief for headaches including sick nervous and those from heat cold grip or stomach issues. It also targets cold or grip attacks and relieves pain fever and restores normal condition. Capu is a pleasant liquid and acts immediately available in 10c 25c and 50c at stores.
Special sale of odds and ends in box stationery good as new but shop worn offered at half price. Move quickly and ask about them at 0. M. Curtis Stationer.
For fruit jars caps and rubbers the good kind ring G W Elbert. Get the habit of calling G W Elbert when you want groceries fruit jars caps rubbers poultry or eggs.
An advertisement for Smith's Restaurant offers 14 ounce loaves of bread of finest quality, baked fresh every day.
A local store announces it will open on Saturday July 2 and run a full week of large sales. The promotion aims to attract shoppers with notable discounts and special offers throughout the startup period.
Denton Chautauqua notes promote Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claiming no mercury and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Warns against unsafe catarrh remedies and urges genuine product purchase.
Denton agent promotes Kantleek rubber goods as the best in the class. He touts pure rubber, extra heavy construction, reinforced seams, and a two year guarantee from purchase date. He invites customers to see the product.
A large audience enjoyed an all star program at the Majestic Airdome with the Shhroys, the Kellys, and comedian Leonard delivering new songs and stunts. The local Daughters of the Confederacy plan an amateur show tonight. About 100 locals are in the cast as Lattimore Leigh Stock Company prepares a week of popular plays.
Local listing for H. F. Keller advertises cheap groceries with contact options 312W and 126Old. Includes a two phone numbers for ordering and inquiries.
The Dallas visitors and guests listed include H. W. Hughes A. K Short Tom Kight J. C. Clay J. G Alexander D. Daugherty W. B. Kinnery and others from Decatur Sherman Parvin and Dallas News.
A Buffalo resident praises Dr. King s New Life Pills as a simple reliable remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles noting they were a blessing to the family. The ad claims the product is easy to use and costs 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Edward Billott, a renowned monologist and interpreter of contemporary plays, appears on the platform at Chautauqua drawing a wide audience for an engaging program of current drama.
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