Guarantee of Quality Work for First Class Service
A firm states it guarantees all work to first class standards and promises complete satisfaction. It respectfully solicits customer assignments and emphasizes commitment to high quality results.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
4
A firm states it guarantees all work to first class standards and promises complete satisfaction. It respectfully solicits customer assignments and emphasizes commitment to high quality results.
The piece notes a first class barbershop operating under a Post Office location, designated exclusively for whites for over seven years. Fred D. Mioke promotes special rates to students at the establishment.
Mrs L Hogue invites guests to witness the marriage of her daughter Katherine Crawford to James Andrew Birdsong at five thirty on Monday afternoon April 4 1910 in Sherman. Birdsong is a prominent local grain businessman.
Mayor Bates named delegates to the Texas Conservation Association meeting in Fort Worth on April 5 and 6. Delegates include T. G. Milliken, W. C. Edwards, Yom Johnson, L. T. Millican, W. A. Matthews, M. L. Martin, Joe L. Blewett, L. H. Schneer, J. Cocanougher, and Gran Christal. The group aims to educate on conservation, reduce waste, and develop Texas resources for a prosperous future.
A fragmented clip reports Maine City considering higher paint costs amid rising prices and budgeting concerns. Public officials weigh impact on housing, schools, and public works as residents await final figures.
The Lyceum Course schedules a Monday night performance by Edward Baxter Perry the blind musician on March 21. This concert features the renowned artist and marks the fourth event in the series.
Kanady's Seed House offers cabbage plants at 75 cents per 100 and promises replacement if killed by frost.
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick cure for catarrh and colds, claiming two minutes to clear the head and breathing relief, with a one day cold cure and a week to end snuffles and bad breath. The remedy emphasizes eucalyptus origin and ease of use with an inhaler, offered at $1.00 for a complete outfit through O. M. Curtis, with a low extra bottle price for existing inhaler owners.
SANGER March 21 Burglars forced both doors at T. H. Jones grocery and broke back door at F. M. Reeves store. Cash registers yielded about 4 to 5 dollars at each site with minor goods missing.
The advertisements highlight a display of millinery with many different styles for the season. John A Hann and Co invites shoppers to view the latest market arrivals and see the new fashions.
The Oak Grove community mourns Grandma Lovejoy who died in Frederick Oklahoma on Friday from a stroke. Her interment was held Sunday at Oak Grove east of Aubrey. She was 82 years and 1 month old and was well known through the Aubrey area. Her son Frank Lovejoy accompanied the remains.
Feverishness and aching from malaria like conditions claimed by Denton Seed Store advertising Hicks' medicine. The liquid remedy supposedly lowers fever and aches and is priced at 59 cents in drug stores alongside seed offerings including pansies violets geranium beans and tube roses.
If you are hungry and want groceries call Long and King at 44 for quick help and fresh essentials.
Noted concert pianist Edward Baxter Perry will give a recital at C. I. A. this evening. The event showcases his virtuoso piano expertise in a single performance setting.
A drug store advertises its focus on prescription work and service. It claims all energy and resources are dedicated to safe prescription handling with high care and precautions to safeguard patients. Free delivery and phone number 52 are highlighted.
Mayor Bates urges citywide effort for a thorough cleanup on Saturday April 9. Civic groups and the Chamber of Commerce back the plan and residents are asked to place non burnable rubbish in sacks on the front curb early morning for collection.
Fly Time is near and customers can order new screen doors wire and related items. Prompt delivery promised and goods offered at reasonable prices.
A brief note recalls Evers Hardware Co as a symbol of business humility amid widespread poverty. It contrasts ostentatious displays of wealth with frugal practices and community resilience.
W H Pennington of Justin C Will Geers from Aubrey Lee Clark of San Angelo visiting Will Owens G W Sconce from west of Roanoke N B Sexton Roanoke in the city RC Bateman returned from Marlin trip F E Woods of Justin attends district court Mrs H B Caddel returns from Terre Terre J R Swenson in Dallas for Sunday School convention Robert Ingersoll Hutcheson of Fort Worth visiting his grandfather Robt G Wright Leta Harrell of Fort Worth leaves after visit with Miss Simms at Stoddard Hall Rev Andrew F Hellman leaves for Dallas to attend the International Sunday School convention J N Russell of Clarendon passes through Denton to Pilot Point where his daughter is ill with scarlet fever Mrs Russell and child remain at Pilot Point during illness
Advertisement notes a nickel plated alarm clock for 75 cents at Minnis' Drug Store with a guarantee and a phone number for grocery business help. Also promotes a music event with Edward Baxter Perry performing at Cut ledge of Industrial Arts tonight.
A claim promotes home asthma treatment with free trial and full information. The notice directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo, N. Y., for details without charge.
The anniversary sale opened Saturday to celebrate our opening day with ample customer attendance. Shoppers bought eagerly of bargains in new and stylish spring wear and millinery as we promised better preparation to meet dry goods needs this year. We invite you to visit and see how we can please you.
J. C. McClarey returns from Hayworth Oklahoma where a horse stolen last August was recovered by Sheriff Orr. W. E. Graham and Oscar Phelps are jailed on theft charges. Rev. A. F. Hellman canvasses the city on summer chautauqua interest with national figures possible for the event.
Dr. H H Harrington arranged for J C Holmes to move to the experiment farm immediately to conduct repairs and farm work. Holmes will serve under a superintendent appointed by September 1. The summer start will include wheat breeding and corn and cotton experiments overseen by staff from A and M college.
Falls and sustains a fractured knee. W R McCormick of the west part of the city received a severe fall Thursday night. Initially none serious, later development revealed a fractured knee and he will be confined to his room for several days.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the remedy works internally on blood and mucous surfaces, praises F. J. Cheney Co. of Toledo, and lists Walding Kinn and Marvin as endorsing druggists. Price is 75 cents per bottle with a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A brief note invites customers to join Long and King’s grocery account program with contact for purchase details using the line Phones 44.
Millinery displays spring and summer styles with a sales lady ready to assist. Jno A Hann & Co and Long & King promote groceries with two phone lines. Chamber of Commerce directors hold an afternoon meeting to review Mr Fredericks extension proposal from Saris Fe into Denton.
Ben Mitchell, four year old son of Mr and Mrs Abe Mitchell living near Ponder, died Saturday afternoon and was buried Sunday. Coffin parties did not state the cause of death.
J. T. Watches Robt H Ingersoll & Bro report huge sales of their $1.00 Ingersoll watch. They acquired Trenton Watch Co factory to produce a 16 size 7 jewel bridge movement. Watches are cased and timed at the factory with nickel cases at $5 and gold filled options $7 to $9. The I T watch is touted as a top value.
An old advertisement touts Bucklea Arnica Salve for skin eruptions boils ulcers fevers sores and burns. It claims instant relief for chapped hands chilblains and piles and directs readers to J. Faley & Co for purchase.
Dee Price raised mule colt Dee, known as Mule Cole, northeast of town, recently sold to H. M. and W. M. Robertson for 200 dollars. The animal continues to win prizes whenever entered, with consistent repeat performances.
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