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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
The Denton Chamber of Commerce asks residents to indicate how many cows they can keep and supply milk to a proposed local creamery. A coupon invites people to respond to President Owsley or Secretary McCook to gauge whether enough cows exist to justify establishing the dairy facility.
The notice touts thirty years of experience in compounding physicians prescriptions and a commitment to purity. It claims careful, skilled filling of prescriptions, delivery to all city areas, and two phone numbers for contact.
Aubrey visitor J W Aim y arrives as W F Johnson returns from Wylie trip. B F Taylor Jr ill at 75. Lula Taylor back from Galveston with Beulah Shields and Buckleys visiting G H Blewett. W H Francis and daughter Mary back from Weatherford. J C Heath from Argyle reports rain. Elizabeth and Virgie Smith back from 40 months touring Canada. Rev J W Chaffin visits from Kingsville. Judge Felix J McCord seeks reelection to Criminal Appeals. Worth 8S Ray and W L Blatton en route to Lynchburg picnic for local offices.
Duke and Ayers announces the Nickel store opening on Saturday July 2 with a full week of Big Special Sales offering discounted merchandise and introductory deals for customers.
A street car backing into a buggy driven by a young boy overturned the vehicle on the southwest corner of the square. The horse backed the buggy, the boy escaped unharmed, and the motorman halted the car at once. The buggy belonged to Claude Williams.
A small U S grocery item note suggests readers contact G. W. Elbert for groceries fruit jars caps rubbers poultry and eggs. It positions Elbert as a local supplier for everyday goods.
A brief classified note for fruit jar supplies highlighting the reliable good kind ring offered by G. W. Elbert. The ad emphasizes durable caps and rubbers available through the supplier.
Denton amateurs will present a Gypsy Encampment tonight at the Airdome as a benefit for the Daughters of the Confederacy. The event, postponed from last night due to weather, expects over 100 local performers and a 200 activity show if conditions permit.
Paul Mathalka of Buffalo New York says the king of laxatives Dr Kings New Life Pills has been a blessing to his family. The easy remedy cures stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Johnson and Gillespie purchased a Model 10 Buick. Edgar Stone, infant son of J. O. Stone, died north of the city Friday night and will be interred at Cree Valley cemetery Sunday. A Jersey cow owned by Mrs. M. E. Myers was struck and killed by lightning during the Friday storm. J. G. Hester sold his stake in the Denton Freight Transfer Company to J. M. Winnickley. the firm became Brownlow Lester and Pinckley.
M. R. Gilbert reports that paint prices in Mound City show a modest uptick with some vendors charging a little more for each gallon. Local merchants cite higher pigment and shipping costs as factors driving the rise.
The annual Holiness camp meeting runs August 12 to 22. Rev. C. F. Weigle of Pasadena California will conduct the gathering.
Mrs. T C McCormick received a telegram from Marietta Oklahoma stating that Dean London son of J P London a former county resident was dying. She departed immediately for Marietta.
A brief grocery ad notes butter eggs and chickens available from G W Elbert with both phone lines listed for contact.
Ma dame Mountford wife of a German consul in Jerusalem impresses audiences with knowledge of Holy Land customs and people. She filled Salt Lake City Tabernacle with 10 000 nightly and 8 000 at afternoon sessions in the Chautauqua circuit, and spoke to packed houses in New York City for about 200 nights. She is described as a remarkable woman born and raised in Jerusalem.
The Maccabees host a box supper at City Hall Tuesday evening starting 8 10. Attendees bring a box. Program includes music readings solos by named performers and a violin solo. Bead bread loafs and top quality items offered by Smith's Restaurant. Hidden ad promises an interesting bargain in this issue.
The article credits high lard prices and health benefits of olive and vegetable oils for rising consumption. It notes olive oil or cottonseed oil can replace lard for all uses and mentions prices: olive oil in pints at 65 cents and olive oil in quarts at $1.25.
Mr Hill and Mr Ray were killed to speak at Gribble Springs Saturday night. Hill was called to his eastern county home by storm damage and could not be present. The Record and Chronicle reported the cancellation on Friday night.
A promotional note claims electric bitters improve health, beauty, and temperament for women. It asserts benefits such as regulated stomach and kidneys, purified blood, strong nerves, bright eyes, and clear skin, urging a 50 cent trial at J. F. Raley & Co.
Local ad offers sharpening or repair services for lawn equipment and fencing. Mentions old phone number 42 and location in Texas. Promises quality work and prompt response for fence and wire needs.
In Floral Arkansas Viola Baker says Cardui helped her recover from severe weakness and nervousness enabling her to resume housework. She claims many other women also report benefits from Cardui, noting it contains no minerals glycerin or peppermint and uses natural plant extracts.
The Cumberland Presbyterians hold Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. at the court house. Pearl Street Church of Christ on Pearl and Bolivar offers Bible school 9:45 to 10:45 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. led by C. E. Wooldridge with Lord's supper at 11:50 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
Pastor A. D. Rogers leads Sunday school at 9 45 with Prof T E McDonald as superintendent. Morning sermon Some thing else a church member must do to be saved. Evening service at 8 15 titled Test commands. Miss Ballard sings morning. Y P C E at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 15.
Rev A F Heltman pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with worship and preaching at 11 00 am The School of Christ initiatory service in the evening at 8 15 pm features sacred song service and a short sermon A child shall lead them You are cordially invited to all services
Rev. F. L. McFadden presides with Sunday school at 9 45 A M led by A P Duggan. Divine services at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with anthem and solo by Mrs W T Evers. Westminster League 7 P M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 P M. You are cordially invited.
Rev. M. T. Andrews pastors the First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by Supt W F Jarrell. Morning and evening sermons at 11 and 815. Baptism after the evening service. Sunbeams at 3 Junior Union at 4 and Senior Union at 7. Visitors warmly welcome.
The M. E. Church South led by Rev. War ren T. Whiteside lists Sunday activities. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. preaching on Parity and Service. Children's meeting at 4 p.m. Senior League devotional at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. preaching. The pastor invites all parishioners to attend.
Direct from cutters a selection of diamonds weighing about a karat each. The stones are finest white in color and perfectly cut. They are offered at 190 dollars per karat and present a fine value for buyers.
An asthma treatment firm announces a free at home trial and full information without charge. Frontier Asthma Company lists room 702 in Buffalo New York as contact details for interested readers.
Miss M. Greenwood Hardy offers elocution, oratory and physical culture courses at Southland University with special attention to children. Early enrollment until July 1. Fresh bread daily in 14 ounce loaves six for 25 cents from Smith's Restaurant.
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