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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary timetable items show routes labeled No. 205 and No. 281 to Dallas and a mixeg service to Dallas. Times listed include 8:00 a m and 12:06 p m with unclear context and station details.
A veteran pharmacy with thirty years of experience pledges exacting standards in compounding prescriptions. The ad emphasizes purity, careful preparation, and technical mastery, noting delivery to all city areas and both phones 188.
Johnson and Gillespie announce a real estate transfer on North Locust Street where Hane and Bchweer sell the lot to J J Mel Laughlin. Details include a brief note on the price not disclosed and a mention of related local business references.
Latimore and Leigh presented the Fighting Parson at the Majestic Airdome to a large audience in Denton last night. Maud Hillman as Aunt Martha drew strong applause while Miss Mann and Edward Landon gave strong leading performances. The show was praised for good clean entertainment and a predicted packed house for future performances. Tonight the bill continues with What a Woman Can Do.
Prairie Mound reports mild weather with a recent beneficial rain on the 24th. Crops look fine as residents note various visitors and family travel to Denton, Center, Oak Grove, Argyle, and Lewisville while local residents' health and gatherings are mentioned.
Marvelous Discoveries celebrate progress with air flight and war tech. Dr King’s New Discovery is sold by J. F. Raley & Co with a guarantee. James M Black of Asheville claims it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. Priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
In a brief card, Smith's Restaurant touts 14 pence? ton t of bread of finest quality delivered fresh each day.
Dr Knickerbocker delivers a famed television revue that elicits laughter from audiences as Old Nick figures in a humorous segment.
A fresh red snapper is available today at The Ideal Restaurant. Diners can enjoy this seafood selection prepared to showcase its natural flavor.
Telegraphs warn of war tools while Dr King New Discovery touted as lifesaving for coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. Asheville man claims cure after other remedies failed with a trial bottle offered free. Ice cream and candy shop ads follow with service notes.
The piece notes rising demand for higher grade diamonds and more ownership in jewelry. It cites the Kimberly mines in South Africa as the sole source and says prices have climbed for a decade with indications they will be higher in ten years. It mentions new white diamonds cut and offered at low rate per karat.
Largely personal notices show J S Terry and E J Witt visiting Dallas on business while R S Taylor from Waco and Joe Darnall of Gunter spend time with relatives. Ada Elliott of Denison and Gretna Cobb head to Virginia, Washington DC, Fresno, Cal, and California. Frank B Pierce returns from West Texas with notes on drought and rain.
A promotional note claims Electric Bitters restore health for a weak nervous woman, curing constipation and kidney poisons that cause pimples and dull complexions. It promises regulated stomach and liver, purified blood, strong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth skin, and overall beauty.
The Denton city council invites sealed proposals from banks or bankers to serve as city funds depository. Bids due by the fourth Monday in July 1910, stating daily balance interest rates for the year following the July meeting. City Secretary W L Foreman signs the notice.
An advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and bloodstream acting. It touts internal use, directs buyers to ensure genuineness and notes price five cents per bottle. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An offer promotes a 4¢ per word rate for a combined daily and weekly classified reach. The package targets about 15 000 people, providing broad exposure at a very low cost.
June weather brings beneficial rain to Corinth with corn gains noted though some fields remain past saving. Local visits include Verne Jones of Denton and L T Fowler’s Denton trip. Picnic at Lynchburg deemed enjoyable. Market ad promotes heavy silverware sale and a cheap Daily The Daily—offering 40c monthly.
June reports a light Friday shower in Bartonville with cotton looking fine but corn suffering from lack of rain. Residents and visitors include J T Simmons in Argyle, Mrs Wilannie Near and baby of Britton, Mrs Bessie Chambers and nieces Ethel and Stella Simmons in Denton, and many neighbors in and around Bartonville with travels to Denhton Sanger Aubrey and Blue Ridge noting the death of Jim Hudson, a former resident.
Krum June local notes list numerous visitors including Miss Ella Jackson from Alamogordo New Mexico and Miss Ada Knight from Ponder visiting relatives. Prohibition lecture by Oscar Garret of Denton was rained out. Various residents travel to Denton Dallas Slidell Lewisville and Sherman. Weather note reports a nice rain and sickness updates.
June 27 notes many local visits and health updates. Chas. Ready and Mrs. Nicholson show illness, while Duncan Davidson returns from Dallas trip. Ethel and Elig Vaugan and May Douglass visit Denton normal folks. Robi Crawford injured. Hampson family with mother ill in San Antonio.
Farmers urged to insure wheat oats stored in granaries against tornado and fire. Jasper & Jasper, wholesale insurance providers, advertise low rates and prompt coverage to protect heavy losses.
Hotel arrivals listed from Dallas Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Names include L L Philipsen T Rawlings J M Siantoull HM Cosnakea J E York Ed W Batts Walas B Delgener W Pawcett Pasc echey Rivets Joiner C T Phil adelphia D R Crow Robi. Craig J D Turner F A Dillon Dee Wells.
A good Friday rain lifts farmer spirits as thrashing begins. Wheat yields quoted around 18 to 9 bushels per acre. Cotton looks excellent. Jimmie Portman visits from Tioga and Rev J S Taylor to speak at Stewarts Creek church on the first Sunday in July at 7 o clock. Walter Chastain and wife from Priscy visit, reporting rain at Frisco. Davis brothers sold four cattle cars last week. Mrs T E Davis of Frisco reported M M Davis and family.
A Buffalo New York firm advertises a home cure trial for asthma with free full information. The notice promotes the treatment and invites inquiries to Room 702.
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday to W. A. Powers and Miss Dela Elledge. The notice lists perhaps erroneous phone references and an official marker F Keller.
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