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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
4
The notice states a barber business, Fred D Mtink proprietor, operates under a whites-only post office for over seven years with special rates advertised for students.
The Denton Transfer Company advertises a special one way price for four in a cab and round trip fare for a party. W. H. Land, business manager, notes they serve the city with flexible transport options and baggage handling.
Denton county exhibitors led in multiple classes winning many prizes at the Fort Worth Fat Stock show. A D Turner and J J McKnight dominated Shropshire and Hampshire sheep divisions with numerous firsts seconds and specials. Prizes included champion carload sheep, best pen of muttons and various ram and ewe categories, plus hog prizes for M Robertson Little Elm and others.
An elder advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice quotes F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio and endorsements by Walding Kinn and Marvin wholesale druggists. It asserts the remedy works internally and highlights testimonials and price of 76 cents per bottle with a family laxative recommendation.
The Christian Endeavor society of the era Presbyterian church presents a Sunday program with the topic Dollars and Duty. Scripture readings include Luke 12 13 to 21 and Matthew 6 19 to 21. Leader is Mrs E Cook Long with Miss Mattie Bateman as reader. Includes a convention report from Cleburne Texas by Paul Baker, a five minute prayer by the pastor, and a mispha benediction.
Mrs. G W Cazzell died. Funeral services set for Sunday at 3 30 PM in Trinity cemetery five miles northeast of Denton. Born in Kentucky she came with her husband to this county in 1894. nine children survive. Names include Lola Oliver J H Johnson Jr Ettie Wright C Cazzell W F J D L Cazzell Maud Hill and Cleve Cazzell, with many relatives present at death and funeral arrangements under way.
The fourth program in the CIA Lyceum Course features Edward Baxter Perry a blind musician performing Monday night March 21 at the venue.
Texas almanacs are available at this office. Ask for Entler Edwards for details and pricing.
Cabbage plants available at Kanady's Seed House 75 per 100. Plants will be replaced if killed by frost. Sale date Monday March 21.
T. F. Jasper, regent of Thorp Springs Christian College, missed a Ft Worth meeting due to Mrs. Jasper’s illness. He says the college should open next fall with at least 250 students and an endowment near 50 000, far short of the 190 000 goal. He touts a bargain purchase of property for 6 000, expecting the school to become a major state educational success.
A musicale at the Lee school auditorium tonight with admission 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for students. Nickel plated alarm clock offered at Minnis' Drug Store. Groceries available from Long and King at phone number 44.
Edward Baxter Perry, noted concert pianist and lecturer, will appear at the College of Industrial Arts next Monday, March 21. Tickets on sale at Minnis' drug store for the musicale under the auspices of the Ahelo club at R. KE. Lee auditorium. Saturday at 7:15 p.m. Admission 5 cents, students 35 cents.
P J Beyett visits Melissa in Collin County and praises the Sherman to Dallas interurban line. He says the town has grown since the line arrived and predicts a Fort Worth or Dallas to Denton service would be a major boon for the city.
In four weeks the district court handled 151 civil cases including 35 divorces 31 debt and foreclosure 26 damage and 19 debt. Judges note trials delayed by calendar and costs. a new judicial district split of Denton Cooke and Montague proposed. Also tonight at Lee auditorium Von Mickwitz Youth and Haddock perform with tickets at Minnis drug store.
The brief note hints at timely availability for something recently needed. It indicates readiness to provide new options or items as required, though specifics are not detailed. The tone suggests urgency and practicality for immediate action.
Evers Hardware faces scrutiny over customer service as lines form for refunds and replacements. Staff promise corrections after delays draw complaints from local shoppers.
Local efforts and donations from banks, mills, merchants and citizens aim to improve the McKinney road. County commissioners may supplement funds with labor as N. P. Johnson donated gravel and others with nearby materials pledge support.
A brief notice promotes a phone number for support with grocery business operations. It mentions LONG & KING and invites readers to call for help.
The Denton commandery Knights Templar will hold its annual Easter service at the First Baptist church on Sunday March 27 at 11 o clock. Rev A J Harris of Fort Worth, a Knight of high rank, will deliver the sermon. The local commandery will attend in full uniform.
Denton County Boys Corn Growers clubs announce a banquet for visitors on March 4 at the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Denton business men as hosts. Guests will also enjoy Majestic moving picture and vaudeville shows courtesy of manager Husbands.
Notes list many visitors and locals in Dallas and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Buena Lowell Mrs A P Duggan W M Cannon C8 Wilkins W E Kelley Jessie McClurkan J G Powledge J J McCook J D Hodges with erysipelas.
A home based asthma cure claim offers free trial treatment and complete information. The notice directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 762, Buffalo New York for details without charge.
W B Simpson from ten miles west of the city said the dry spell causes no great harm. He noted Hickory cheek prongs starting to run in recent days signaling rising ground moisture. While digging post holes three and a half feet deep they found moist dirt and no urge to lament rain yet. Joined by J W Finnell and WL Smith, the trio shared similar views.
The Central Forty Four Club was entertained Thursday by Mrs C E Scruggs. Appropriate colors in celebration of the day were carried out.
Southbound schedules show No. 3 and No. 205 to Dallas with times around 7:18 a.m and 12:05 p.m. Mixed trains to Dallas listed for 8:00 a.m. Northbound listings include No. 206 at 9:42 a.m and No. 182 from Dallas at 4:25 p.m. Limited No. 210 arrives at 9:04 p.m with additional lines noting local stops and arrival times.
A local drug store proclaims its focus on safe prescription work and high service. It urges patients to judge by the company kept and assures careful preparation, free delivery, and a phone contact for inquiries.
Northbound No 31 from Ft. Worth to Texarkana at 3 50 pm and No 32 Texarkana to Ft. Worth at 10 20 am.
Feverishness and aching from malarous conditions or overheating are relieved by Hicks' Capucline. The liquid comes in 10, 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
Ed Roberts announces the move of R K Rains Barbershop from the Fry Building to the W J McCray old Building and invites former patrons to continue patronage and welcome new customers.
Among those who went to the Fat Stock show Saturday were W. Grant H. Edwards C. Bell Mrs W C Kimbrough W N Yearby Nannie Jennings Ara Jennings Eula Crawford Annie Ben Powell J W Jennings Sam Fritz L Bailey W W Shepard Hugh Porter H L Graham Bennet Wooley.
Local notes report Mouna Citr may raise paint prices slightly, signaling a modest cost change for buyers. Market chatter suggests producers like M R Gilbert face rising material costs impacting pricing.
Mrs Buster of the south town faced a lunacy hearing before Judge Zumwalt and was ordered confined to the asylum. Mr Kincarg of Jones County reported closing deals for the F A Bennett farm near Corinth and the G W Harmonson residence in Denton, with plans to reside here.
Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro. reports immense success with the 1.00 Ingersoll watch. They acquired the Trenton Watch Co. factory to produce a single 16 size 7 jewel bridge movement. The watch is cased and timed in the factory and sold in nickel at 5, 10 year gold filled at 7, and 20 year gold filled at 9.
An advertisement claims liver and bowel troubles cause loss of appetite and nervous distress until Dr King’s New Life Pills restore digestion and stomach health. The ad notes the product is the world’s best stomach and liver cure, 21 cents at J F Raley Co. Denton Seed Store promotes seeds alongside flowers.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9:45 at the courthouse. Pearl Street Church of Christ will be addressed by Evangelist W. K. Rose of Cleburne at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School at 9:45, preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m., Rev. B. F. Legat, pastor. All members urged to attend.
Rev. F. L. McFadden pastors services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Young Women's Mission Band meets at 3 p.m. Westminster League at 6 30 p.m.
Rev A F Heltman pastor Moraine speaks on The Doctrine of Evening Service The Laying on of Hands Special music led by Prof Williams and other usual services follow at Central Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by W FP Jarrell. Pastor M F Andrews preaches at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m with morning topic The world now and the world to come and evening Is there such a thing as organized sin The Sun beams meet at 3 p m Junior Union at 4 p m Senior Union at 6 15 p m Baptising at night Public cordial invitation extended to strangers and visitors to attend all services
A. D. Rogers will preach at 11 a m on The mission and spirit of Jesus and at 7 30 p m on My mission in life. Services continue nightly at 7:30 with different pastors each day. Sunday School at 9:45 a m with Prof. McDonald supervising. All are invited.
Pastor Warren T. Whiteside conducts morning and evening services with The Palms sung by Treble Clef and Violin clubs. Sunday School at 9:30, Junior League 3 PM, Senior League 6:30 PM, Wednesday prayer 7:30, Thursday teachers' meeting. cordial invitation to all.
An advertisement touts Bucklea Arnica Salve as a fast cure for skin eruptions including volcano like eruptions, burns, cuts, ulcers, fever sores, chapped hands, chilblains and piles. It claims instant relief and lists J. Raley & Co as the seller with a price of 25 cents.
J. D. Hodges proprietor of the college boarding house on West Hickory street is dangerously ill with blood poisoning complicated by erysipelas. He injured his hand by mashing it with a hammer several days ago, then blood poisoning followed by erysipelas on his head and face.
Long and King advertise a grocery account offer inviting customers to sign up via phones 44. The notice emphasizes a promotional opportunity and directs readers to contact for details.
In Grayson County Denison hosts the final prohibition speeches as the county votes. Supporters claim tech pro by 600 to 790 while antis rally 400 to 800. Denison and Sherman show strongest anti presence with county remaining dry seven years.
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