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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
6
Huge turnout as shoppers filled the store from opening to closing despite Saturday morning rain. The sale billed as the season’s greatest money saving event drew enthusiastic crowds and steady purchases throughout the day.
If you missed the sale come soon to choose from a largely broken stock, with new attractions daily. A delayed shipment arrived Saturday including towels lawns cottons underwear dimities hose and many other items. The shop offers severe price cuts similar to other goods so visit promptly to avoid missing out.
Cleaners offer presses alterations and alterations for men and skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40 at No 6 West Side Square.
Late local notes list Buford Richards returning home from Honey Grove. Visitors include Mrs. Tumage of Grapevine and Mrs. Bushong in Denton. Arthur Newsome in Denton on H and T C business. Weddings upcoming for Ammie Moore and the Smoot Wright couple. Illnesses reported for a Texarkana baby and Mr. Edward's sister in Collin County.
A claim from Frontier Asthma Company rooms 702 Buffalo New York offers trial treatment and complete information at no charge claiming asthma can be cured at home with a free program and consultation.
Charles White will travel to Vernon tonight and depart Wednesday morning for Des Moines New Mexico. He will undertake the journey by automobile with Jess Wheeler of Sanger.
See Wilson Hardware Company for sanitary plumbing services offered at reasonable prices.
A Monday night moon sign hayride hosted by Mrs. Chas. Abernathy drew a large young crowd for the Miss Kelso sisters’ visit. The M. E. church South Senior League hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bates’s home with readings, Bible quotas, and punch. Ada Allison entertained with a five course luncheon honoring Miss Wright, with pink carnation decor and hand painted place cards. Eulalie Wright hosted bridesmaids and guest Mrs. Alexander of Dallas for a puzzle and trousseau display, featuring linen, handwork, gowns, and wedding finery including a champagne tussah going away dress.
The city endured hot weather with a shade thermometer reading 98 degrees near the square. Residents sought relief on porches and lawns, as opinions differed on whether Sunday or Monday nights were the hottest of 1909.
N A Button and Mrs A M Hutson were married at the court house Tuesday morning. The ceremony was performed by County Judge Lee Zumwalt. The couple reside in the eastern part of the county near Nayo where both are well known.
A Dallas meeting of the College of Industrial Arts regents discussed filling a recently vacant faculty position. Details were not released.
Min nis Drug Store announces a big fresh shipment of rubber goods direct from the maker, promising reliable products for daily needs.
Fritz Rosenbrock, a German resident eight miles north of Denton, was taken in charge Monday afternoon amid alleged deranged mind. He threatened to kill his wife and then commit death by his own hand, prompting family members to seek confinement. A drugstore ad for Man and His Mate appears.
Local items advertise school supplies stationery laxative syrup and hardware estimates. Notices promote a Junior League party at M E South with free entry except 10c, a boy with a horse wanted to deliver papers, and a promotional plea to try classified ads in the Record and Chronicle.
The Weekly Record and Chronicle urges Denton county merchants to advertise in the upcoming issue. It highlights strong wheat belt circulation and advises submitting a store story by Wednesday night for Thursday morning distribution.
The article highlights new features designed to enhance safety, economy, and longevity of products. It emphasizes demonstrations of coverage and reliability through tested examples. Details cover how innovations reduce risk and save costs for consumers and insurers alike.
Reports from Tuesday describe a heavy rain that fell Monday night about two miles south of Stony and around the Gregg ranch. No rainfall was reported in Stony itself as residents shared details of the storm.
The city council of Denton Texas will receive sealed bids from banking corporations associations or individuals within the city to act as city funds depository for the year after the July 1909 meeting. Bids must state the rate on daily balances and be delivered to the city secretary by the fourth Monday in July. W L Foreman city secretary. Also an advertisement for S Sarsaparilla a tonic at 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
A new shipment reached Minnis' Drug Store consisting of 75 cent alarm clocks, expanding the store's clock offerings for customers seeking affordable timepieces.
The ad notes Whe, suffering stomach trouble, taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. He reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion and a stronger appetite with improved nerves and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function better. 26¢ at J F Raley & Co.
J. U. Kirkman son of J. P. Kirkman and former Denton resident serves as captain of the Amarillo company Texas National Guard. He will join his unit in Fort Worth en route to the Austin encampment. Lewisville ISD seeks treasurer bids by July 5 noon. qualifications hinge on the highest average daily balance interest. Bids to T. H. Jenkins, Secretary.
In Denton on the first Monday in July, representatives from the Fort Worth Horse and Mule company announce plans to buy mules. The notice also advertises Curtis' violet water and Curtis' Drug Store products. A separate appeal mentions farm lands and brick business buildings with finance terms from Egan & Chandler.
A reader notes mosquitoes are biting and advises applying Hunt's Lightning Oil to irritated areas to relieve sting and prevent further bites if used promptly.
J M Taylor advertises good milk cows available on installments or in exchange for other cattle, inviting buyers to contact for details.
A contractor states they can complete plumbing work for less money and asks for permits and a discussion. They invite phone contact and promise to furnish estimates if hired. The message emphasizes efficiency and cost savings to secure the job.
A. H Yeager and H. A. Halber extol Johnson grass as more than a weed, detailing underground root stocks that form with grain seeds. The writer argues the plant can renovate worn soils by supplying potash and phosphorus and becoming a pay crop if controlled, making it valuable to Southern farmers.
An medical advertorial argues eczema is a skin disease not a blood condition. It touts D. D. D. Prescription with wintergreen as effective, claiming it penetrates skin and kills germs while aiding healthy tissue. Endorsed by O. M. Curtis of Denton, Texas.
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