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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
12
It is hot and uncomfortable yet porch and lawn furniture offer comfort. The store is overstocked on Art Squares and offers temporary price reductions to move stock. Read the prices and compare with others in the market.
Uncalled letters for week ending June 26 1916 at Denton Texas will be sent to Dead Letter Office July 10. Ladies list includes Mrs. Alice Davis Mrs S J Flumiken Mrs J S McKenzie Mrs Frankye Faye Pierson etc. Gentlemen list names Joe Adam T R Cowan Joe Craft Jno Domingus G T Draper Alfred Davis Juan Mendes Dan Nilles Francisco Poma G M Savage T S B Taylor George W Tate Post Cards R G Buford Oran Greer Joe Wright One cent charged per letter advertised. John B Schmitz Y M P.O.
Axminster art squares described as 9x12 feet in size are shown with various patterns and a sale price but no buyer, seller, or location details are provided.
A wide range of 9x12 Crex art squares offered for sale featuring varied designs. Prices listed as sale options.
Retailer invites customers to visit and inspect a broad stock of art squares with varied patterns and prices. It will be a pleasure to assist customers in choosing whether to buy.
Aware that beauty stems from health a writer promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for constipation kidney poisons and pimples. The ad claims improved digestion liver function purified blood strong nerves bright eyes clear breath smooth skin and a lovely complexion via J F P Raley & Co.
The Nickel Store will host music at the opening Friday. Spend the afternoon with us and enjoy the event.
Constable J. A. Young arrested Philip Harper on Wednesday for a charge of aggravated assault in Grayson court. The prisoner was taken to Sherman under guard.
A notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the prompt treatment for knife, gun, rust, or any wound to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims rapid healing for burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, or hemorrhoids, offered at 25 cents by J. F. Raley & Co.
Notice for the Denton City School Board regular session on the second Monday in July 1910. Bids for acting as treasurer for the scholastic year starting Sept 1 1910 will be considered. Signed 684e W. L. McCORMICK Sec.
News from Garza Garza dated June 28 reports Miss Mae Sanders returning to seacoal Dallas after a week with her parents, Mrs. Eli Wood visiting Arlington, Dora Mayabb returning from Irvin to visit Mrs. Chas Ward, J. E. Riley in Little Elm, Wm. Baker of Little Elm visiting Swisher family, Wm. E. Swisher home from Dallas, J. M. Sanders in Dallas, Mrs. J. B. Riley and Edith Swisher traveling to San Antonio to visit family, and other local movements. It notes Miss Fannie McKenzie of Waco visiting Miss Edna Wrigat, Geo. Holloway in Dallas from here, Stockard in Denton, Mrs. Higgins and daughter home in Dallas, Bratcher absent, Atwell and Sherrum and families moving to Missouri. A Baptist conference named Rev. I. Underwood of Dallas as pastor for an indefinite time. Local improvements include a new bank building awning and seating at Church of Christ enlarged.
An advertisement from J. A. Minnis promotes thirty years of experience in compounding physicians prescriptions. It touts purity, careful service, and technical knowledge with delivery across the city and two phone lines.
W B Montgomery of the Democratic Executive Committee reports all candidates paid their assessments except one nominee who withdrew from the race. The uncured candidate was B P Sharp who had sought constable at Pilot Point.
Grover Campbell announces that during his absence the tailor shop will be in charge of Ray Bishop. An experienced tailor is employed and all work is guaranteed satisfactory. Also promotes fresh red snapper and prompt service from R Turner with phone details.
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Rance Bround near Argyle is seriously ill. She is the child who won the prize at the local baby show held earlier this week.
Paul Mathulks of Buffalo New York writes they kept Dr Kings New Life Pills at home for a year and found them a blessing to the family. The easy remedy aids stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 25 cents at J F Raley.
Classified ad states groceries available from G W Elbert with both phones provided for contact for butter eggs and chickens.
Friday sale focuses on candy cakes and gum with pure South Texas comb honey from D. R. Turner and ice cream from Candy Kitchen North. Ad offers 4 cent per word classified rate and 10 word minimum.
The note says demand for better grade diamonds grows yearly with more owners of fine jewelry. It cites Kimberley mines in South Africa as the sole source and notes prices have risen for a decade, yet diamonds are cheaper now than they will be in ten years. It mentions freshly cut white diamonds offered direct from cutters at low per karat prices.
The emphasis is on quality goods and dependable service. Indebted to value, the business highlights dependtable hardware at reasonable prices as the foundation of its growth, inviting continued customer trust.
An article notes Evers Hardware Do Business teaching workers or customers about the value of mantis specimens. The piece appears as a short feature on instruction and market curiosity concerning insects and trade practices.
A Estes pleaded guilty to simple assault before Mayor Poe in city court and received the maximum $25 fine for an alleged attack on Jim Price, a boy of about 11, at the Union Depot Wednesday afternoon where both men sell tamales.
Daily bread freshness advertised with a 114 ounce loaf six for 25 cents from Smith's Restaurant. Chase & Sanborn coffee is promoted as guaranteed to please. Contact D. R. Turner at phone 7.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church organized a weekly cottage prayer meeting. They meet every Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. This Saturday they will meet with Mrs. J. A. Barton on South Center Street. All denominations are invited to attend.
Asthma treatment information offered free of charge. Frontier Asthma, Room 702, Buffalo New York provides full at home guidance and resources.
Latimore and Leigh Stoen company presented a new bill at the Majestic Airdome with the act praised for its clever handling and new specialties. Denton crowds enjoyed the show and praised management for securing such entertainment at reasonable prices. Tonight’s feature is Molly Bawn.
Marvelous Discoveries celebrate progress of the age with air flights and telegraph without wires. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as the surest cure for bronchial affections from coughs to whooping cough, with a trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co. Asheville NC resident James M Black reports cure after other remedies failed. Products priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Inspection open Friday from 3 to 6 p m inviting patrons to view fresh red snapper fish on offer at the Ideal Restaurant.
A heavy rain on the first Friday benefits crops in Sunnydale where corn had suffered. Residents attended a Lynchburg picnic. Mr and Mrs Wilton Watson of Corinth visited the Crabaughs. Denton visitors and local families are listed, with church service led by Will Hall of Gainesville.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION J G Pewledge of Abrey is here today. Harry Abney from Big Springs. J A Young in Fort Worth on business. S G Gary in Tioga yesterday for a picnic. J A Day from the western part of the county. Warren E Starnes now in Oklahoma. Mollie Robinson and Winnie Sears returned from Beaumont. Joe Lennon of Marietta Oklahoma visiting Mrs T C McCormick and Monroe Rucker. W C Orr returned from Stamford. Mrs Orr and baby visiting relatives there. Mrs F L Park and Mrs Smith of San Antonio visiting Mr and Mrs G M Gentry have returned home. Mason Barnett enlisted in the Navy and sent to New Orleans. Mrs J F Bell visiting Dallas with Miss Annie V Benjamin of Nashville Tennessee, entertained by Mrs Mary B Arnold. Square A J Nance of Bolivar here. Rain in the western county. Clear Creek high and muddy. Crops looking good. thrashing in good shape. Nance says 75 percent thrashed. average yield eighteen bushels with variation.
Farmers urged to insure wheat and oats against tornado and fire. The notice promises reasonable rates and protection from heavy losses, inviting readers to learn more from Jasper & Jasper, Best Companies, Lowes' Rates.
A series of land deals listed includes R T Graham and wife selling to H F Wakefield a tract in B B B survey southwest of Denton for 9120 dollars. Sam W Skinner sells 12 acres near Pilot Point for 175 dollars. K F Wakefield and others sell 304 acres on Hickory Creek southwest of Denton for 6160 dollars. M D Fagg sells an undivided share in 288 acres southeast of Denton for 112 dollars. N B Chadwell sells a Lot in B B B and R R survey in Denton for 1800 dollars. W G Taylor and others to W J F Wright 50 acres northwest of Denton in voblin Cater survey for 1000 dollars.
The notice warns against mercury based catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a mercury free internal medicine. It emphasizes obtaining the genuine product and mentions sales by druggists and a price per bottle. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Denton readers learn Parisian Sage offers dandruff relief hair loss control and scalp cooling fragrance. Testimonials from Lulu D. Pix of Virginia claim cure after one bottle with money back guarantee. Sold by O M Curtis for 50 cents a bottle with mail order by Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo New York.
The record notes G. W. Elbert offering the proper rings caps and rubbers for fruit jars, describing them as the good kind. This brief item highlights a local supplier and the product category without additional details.
Short note mentions honey from Dr Turner with a contact phone 7, indicating a local sale or promotional line for South Texas honey products.
The report notes the Nickel Store opening Friday afternoon drawing a crowd as shoppers streamed through the doors for the new store debut.
Fall arrivals press the jewelry department to expand its stock, so a major clearance of silverware is announced. Selected Rogers or World Brand knives and flatware sets are offered at discounted prices including teaspoons, dessert spoons, tablespoons, butter knives, and oyster forks, with prices noted.
Advertises Capuchine as the best remedy for cold or grip attacks and a headache relief kit priced at 10c to 50c. Claims quick relief for sick nervous headaches and headaches from heat cold or stomach issues. Mentions bouillon spoons sets at 2.00 and 3.00 and urges immediate purchase at four stores with many discounted items.
H. F. Keller lists contact numbers for cheap groceries with new line 312 and old line 126 to reach bargain prices. The note provides two numbers for customers seeking low prices.
Train timetable details list numbers 235 209 Limited and 1 205 Flyer with 8 00 a m time indicated.
Fragmentary rail timetable from Dallas shows multiple trains by number and time. Entries include No 206 Flyer No 182 from Dallas No 210 Limited and other services with listed departure times around 9:45 p m and 10:20 p m.
A brief note invites readers to become customers of D. R. Turner, urging immediate action and promising service availability for new clients.
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