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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
4
A boy born to Mr and Mrs J E Grant on Bolivar street and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith on Tuesday morning. The W O W met last night initiating four candidates and receiving six membership applications.
Capudine claimed to cure sick headache nervous headache travelers headache and stomach or female troubles with quick effects. Sold by druggists.
Denton High School 1919 baseball team hosts a strong local picked squad for a practice game at D A C park this afternoon. The 4 15 pm start offers fans a chance to compare the current team with last year’s maroon and white contenders from North Texas.
Asthma treatment claim invites readers to try a home remedy with a free trial and full information. The Frontier Asthma company advertises at Room 702 Buffalo New York offering no charge for initial guidance.
The proprietor states the fire partly destroying the office did not impair efficiency in loaning money at a low rate of interest. Prospective borrowers are invited to come in and see the agency, promising favorable terms and high property loan amounts.
A very large crowd gathered for the first Monday event with extensive advertising about broncos busting. Wagons and livery stables were full, streets crowded with horses and vehicles, many livestock trades at high prices, and merchants report good business.
We handle your farm lands and city property with strict privacy. If you want loans for farm lands, call our Denton office. No hawking or grafting, and we offer money to loan on farm lands in Denton Texas.
Denton auto enthusiast W. J. McCray calls for a town event giving free joy rides to children. He suggests 30 to 40 cars offering 30 minute experiences to accommodate hundreds of youngsters and plans to seek cooperation from local car owners.
An old ad promotes Capudine as a liquid remedy for headaches caused by colds heat stomach or serious troubles. It claims rapid relief and a pleasant taste. The copy mentions it being sold at a drum store.
J M Gurley promotes first class sidewalks using premium Mingo sand and gravel mixed with cement. He claims high quality materials and offers to share prices, inviting inquiries via new phone 347 Blue.
An appeal to readers to advertise lost items in The Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns. The notice invites readers to report missing articles and submit inquiries to reclaim them.
The Sull Ross camp United Confederate Veteran held a Sunday meeting with eighteen members. They raised funds for groceries and drugs for a sick comrade and adopted a resolution to instruct delegates to vote against a constitutional amendment requiring twelve months service and battle participation for ex Confederates to hold office or join permanent committees. Delegates to Mobile reunion were instructed to vote against the amendment. next meeting will elect delegates.
A nickel plated alarm clock advertised at Minnis Drug Store with a price tag of 75 cents. The ad claims the item is guaranteed and available to customers.
The body of S. H. Schooler, 52, was buried Sunday afternoon at the Aiken cemetery near Pon der after dying Saturday night from pneumonia. He was a well known long-time resident of the area.
In district court Morris and Simmon proceed with amended petition as jurors named. Bruster v Bruster ends in divorce with defendant awarded custody. Mattie Vassar granted divorce from C F Vassar with custody. Wardlow v Wardlow ends in divorce with property rights settled.
A large crowd at D A C baseball park witnessed bronco busting Monday with three riders competing. Chas Offe from New Mexico failed to stay aboard in two attempts, while Chas Smith of Fort Worth impressed the spectators riding several mounts, and T J Pickett from Taylor had limited success on a mule. The event was praised for management by Gran Christal despite crowding on the field. Estimates ranged from 750 to 1590 attendees.
The announcement states the school will begin work Monday as usual after a fire confined to the main office by firemen. It thanks patrons for past support and commits to better preparation for students in the commercial world.
Mrs Garnett and Mrs W G Evans are reported sick. Cc Griffin from Frisco attends court. Clete Owens visits sister Mrs A W Sears. T C Eubanks of Krum serves on district court jury this week. W L and L C Cazzell at bedside of mother Mrs G W Cazzell who is very low. Mrs T A Edwards of Dallas visits daughter Mrs T E Peters at Broad view in west Denton.
Mrs. E. B. Miller received a telephone message from Altus Oklahoma on Tuesday morning that her six year old granddaughter Thelma Mec Cluskey daughter of Mr. and Mrs S. J. McCluskey was dying after eating a substance found in the yard.
An old advertisement promotes Hicks' Ca pucline to reduce fever and ache from colds or overheating. It claims quick relief and lists Squid-10 29h and a price of 50 cents, offered at drug stores.
The Record and Chronicle advertise growing classified sections as they publish results. Readers are urged to try them to see proof of quality and usefulness in the listings.
A concise musing on preferring a classified want ad over a simple rental sign, highlighting the practicality and visibility a listing offers for attracting tenants.
J. E. Hollers proposes to finance concrete sidewalk work on West Hickory street with a year of monthly payments. He claims buyers from the Baptist church to the Normal College may line up for the project and a contact phone 169 nm or in person about town. Also mentions poultry or eggs for sale via G. W. Elbert.
Last night at Wright Opera House the American Hustler drew a crowded house with a polished local cast. Proceeds for the Denton Fire Department and the Ladies of the Maccabees exceeded $65, with specials by Vera Bell Edith Sullivan Lillian Sullivan and Winnie Sears enhancing the program.
Yesterday at the Majestic Manager Renfro reported the highest paid admissions for any day. The house was crowded for three full shows and patrons were drawn by the 101 Ranch pictures bought at extra cost. A new vaudeville act impressed, with plans for new pictures and a complete vaudeville change tonight.
Four advertising claims offer one hundred dollars for catarrh cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm and promise solvency. Walding Kinn and Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo endorse the business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and priced at 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Kemp Texas resident J A Stone recounts nearly fatal illness from a stubborn cold that turned into a cough and weight loss. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he recovered fully and gained weight to 178 pounds. Trial bottle offered free with purchase guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
A tailoring shop cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes and also cleans and presses skirts. They offer call for and deliver service from new phone 409 at 6 West Side Square.
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