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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice about clothing and cleaning services with a request to call for delivery and a reference to a new phone number and West Side Square.
A note directs readers to First Class Work in a first class place by first class barbers under the Post Office. It states the facility is exclusively for whites and has been for over seven years.
F. P. Foster of Argyle and J. O. Dorris near Lewisville met Monday for the first time in thirty years. Their homes are only ten to twelve miles apart. They used to play together as boys and Foster often stayed at Dorris’ father’s home. They exchanged memories after years apart.
Real estate ads expand as attic postings attract local buyers. Sellers showcase homes and rental opportunities, leveraging space for quick exposure and local interest.
Mrs Elizabeth J Garnett a longtime county figure died at her home north of the city Monday at 3 am after a long illness She moved to the county from Kentucky thirty two years ago a member of the Hargis family She married in Kentucky forty three years ago her husband predeceased her Survived by two daughters Mrs W S McDonald of California Mrs Sallie G Roberts of this city and Judge Joseph Garnett of Gainesville Interment plans call for Houston on Tuesday One son is buried there The notice lists local business ads and contact numbers.
Dr. P. Odell and others from Stony Justin Little Elm Pitot Point Frisco Sanger Garza Waco Pilot Point Roanoke McKinney Denton county residents attend district court hearings and support staff. Weather outlook: farmers need rain as spring oats require moisture and wheat prospects improve after five years.
A large county meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Club room brought together boys from all corn clubs with many older supporters. A permanent organization was formed with B. E. Baker of Denton as president, B. Brown of Ponder as vice president, and Eugene Garrison of Pilot Point as secretary.
A Knights Templar gathering in Fort Worth featured speeches on Masonry Education and boys clubs. Rev. A J Harris preached at First Baptist, with a large crowd, and a full program of anthems, hymns, scripture, and a benediction followed.
Asthma can be cured at home claims Frontier Asthma Company offering free trial treatment and complete information without charge. The notice lists a Buffalo New York address Room 702 for contact.
A Tuesday afternoon game is set between the all stars pickeg team and Denton High. Bateman Witherspoon Morris Fowler Littrell Street Roark and others headline the all stars in a lineup to surpass any state high school and to gauge local playing quality.
Partial text hints at a local chronicle or anonymous note with names like Renna and Tyree Taoyna. Context unclear due to damaged OCR. main facts and entities remain speculative.
The Evers Hardware Co issues a notice urging customers to seek practical guidance but warns against discarding such advice, emphasizing prudent use of tips in daily shopping and repairs.
Subscribe now to secure a ten days Chautauqua season ticket priced at two dollars fifty cents for 1921 events and programs.
The Philathea class of First Presbyterian hosted a novelty Easter party at Miss Mabel Elliott’s home. Fifteen to twenty girls joined a lawn rabbit hunt for score cards, then sat at painted numbered tables for six games won by Ethel Williamson of the C I A. Refreshments featured sherbet served in orange cups with nasturtiums. Guests included Ethel Williamson Anna Witherspoon Lillian Burroughs Mary Storrie Willie May Linda May Evelyn Wells Mrs Mary Colquitt Ida Will Taylor Grace Hann and Grace Watkins plus Mesdames Fred McFadden and Renfro.
Gainesville residents react to a projected interurban line by Wasnita Electric with unlimited capital. The route would start in Pauls Valley Oklahoma pass Ardmore Marietta and cross the river near Sivelly Bead then enter Gainesville Whitesboro Denton and reach Dallas Texas. President A Perry leads the effort and power would come from Washita Falls.
Heavy demand for woven wire fencing from the local factory shows rising interest in hog raising. Wagon loads of wire are being sent to Center county farmers to hog proof and fence lands, as high prices attract more attention to the hog industry.
A Denton Mothers Club special meeting set for 3:30 Wednesday with Mrs J W Bone on East Oak street. Arts department notes eleven members answered roll call by naming old widows in English cathedrals. Delights included Easter shaped ice cream and cake. Next gathering led by Miss Blewett on April 2.
An ad notes Capudine as a remedy for headache and nervous fatigue with a line about waking refreshed for business. It also mentions a broad market of vegetables and fruit and provides two phone numbers for orders or inquiries.
Listen to this claim of top prescription service with ten thousand prescriptions filled last year. It touts reliability and delivery by phone number 188.
Mrs. J N Rayzor hosted the Katie Daffan chapter UDC Friday afternoon with many members present. Visitors included Mrs Banks and Mrs Arthur Rayzor and Miss Georgian Bowman. The group planned a trade day lunch on the square and yearlong projects such as placing a bust of Gen Lee at R E Lee school. Adjournment to meet Misses Lee and Dorothy Williams April 27 for Memorial Day observances.
In Denton Texas J N Puckett reports long time use of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ailments. He notes relief for backache and urinary issues and claims his children also benefited with strengthened kidneys. The testimonial echoes earlier praise from 1905.
An advertisement copy reads for sale by all dealers with price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York is noted as sole agents for the United States. The ad urges readers to remember the name Dean's and to take no other.
The Weather Bureau reported no rainfall at any of its stations nationwide last Friday marking the first time in the service’s history such a condition occurred.
Short telephoned inquiry lists Keller's grocery as a source for cotton seed meal with two phone numbers provided.
An era advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Mills as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles causing loss of appetite digestion and nervousness. The ad claims quick relief and urges purchase for 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
A health focused appeal argues that beauty stems from balanced blood and systemic health rather than cosmetics. The piece promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a cure for systemic catarrh, claiming it strengthens the body, clears complexions, and revitalizes mucous membranes.
The Denton Record and Chronicle offers local and telegraphic news every afternoon with markets and features. A subscription incentive begins April 1 offering 40 cents a month for a new daily delivery in homes, inviting readers to start with tomorrow's issue.
Do it Now describes a vigorous health formula by 4 as a builder of health and complexion. Priced at 560 cents and $1.09 per bottle, mail orders welcome. Sale location noted as The Rexall store run by M Curtis.
List of uncalled letters at the Denton Texas post office for week ending March 27 1910 with names including Mrs T V Johnson Miss Hester Morris Miss Magie Morgan Mrs Lawrence Ritter Mrs Ina Vassar Mrs Mattie Bass Miss Grace Bell Mrs H Peters Miss Joy Wood Miss M V and greetings to patrons. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office March 27 if not called. One cent charged per advertised letter. Signed John B Schmitz P M.
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