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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
4
A store speaks to college age men and young professionals about new spring suits. It touts hand tailored Ederheimer-Stein garments designed to fit, shape, and stay right through wear, promising style and good value with form fitting coats and peg top trousers.
W H Land appointed business manager of the Meaton Transfer Company. The announcement notes his prior experience in freight handling and logistics, with responsibilities including operations oversight and client relations.
The girls of the Presbyterian Mission group spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. F. L. McFadden. They played a game called A Trip Around the World with 32 blank slips and envelopes. Questions traced sailing dates and places, with answers passed along to form humorous trip descriptions. Refreshments were served and the game was deemed a success.
John and Lucen Hausslein hosted friends Tuesday night for Miss Mary Colquitt daughter of Hon. O. B. Colquitt of Austin visiting Aunt Mrs. M. B. Aldridge on Fry Street. Thirty five youths attended with games contests by Miss Sybil Aldridge. Ice cream and cake concluded the program.
Classified notice stating Jno A Hann & Co buys and sells good shoes and advertises Chase and Sanborn coffee guaranteed to please with a contact phone and Turner in the ad.
Late personal mentions include Mrs Robt Keith near Argyle who is sick Prof JJ A Sanders visiting for a few days W A Leuty of Justin in court Aubrey visitor for a day Mrs Jennie Garnett of No Water visiting relatives Mrs A B Yeagley and children of Sherman visiting Denton relatives Mr McLendon Sanger grocer operated on for appendicitis doing nicely Alderman T M Jones plans month in town visiting children and spring trip to Georgia
A readable roster of individuals including T. M. Ripy and Creswell in New York addresses, with others in Dallas Gainesville Sherman and Wynnewood listed in what appears to be a public notice or notice of local interest. The document names residents and associates across several cities and counties, indicating a roll or attendee list for a civic item.
An advertisement promises cure claims for asthma with a home-based trial and free information. It directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company Room 762 Buffalo NY for details and no charge.
Local ads promote LaFrance shoes from Jno A Hann & Co with contact lines. Also notices calling for Loose Wiles chocolate and Chase & Sanborn coffee appear, alongside a political candidacy announcement for John W. Stuart as commissioner of Precinct No 2. Fresh strawberries offered at S A Gibson's with phone contact.
Short OCR item notes lawn mowers price up to four fifty and screen wire order line suggests simple hardware ad indicating new pricing and order contact.
In a reflective note, Evers Hardware questions the wisdom of sharing secrets and praises keeping matters sacred, asking why anyone would disclose what cannot remain confidential. The rhetoric centers on trust and discretion.
The official ballot printed Wednesday lists for Mayor ED F Bates and FP Pas. for Aldermen Ward 1 J A Smith C E Fowler. Ward 2 J M Evans. Ward 3 J M Hoard. Ward 4 P J Beyett T A Robinson. Polling places are Lone Star Marble Co office Ward 1 B F Paschall building Ward 2 City hall Ward 3 Donahower block Ward 4 Donahower block with presiding officers listed.
A Normal student, W. H. Tomlinson, was thrown from a mule Tuesday afternoon and his shoulder dislocated. The notice references local purchases of Walk-Over shoes and includes contact for Keller's grocery, with numbered phones.
The Maccabees schedule a caller session at City hall tonight at 7 30 PM as part of the Chautauqua Season events. Tickets listed for the season are priced at 2 50 dollars.
A physician's knowledge hinges on medicines exactly prepared by skilled registered pharmacists. The ad states only competent pharmacists are employed in the prescription department and that prescriptions are compounded in strict accordance with directions. Both phones 188.
Public notice advertises a plate lite on table ware suitable for hand painting. It announces availability around April 2 with a price of 20 per each. The fragment references white china and a fair event related to selling or displaying wares.
Denton merchants announce about 200 dollars in premiums for the Denton County Boys Corn Growing clubs. Awards cover varieties of corn and reports, with top prizes ranging from 25 dollars to 1 dollar, to be presented in October near the Dallas fair. District Agent Ganzer of the Federal Department of Agriculture praised the club’s size and enthusiasm.
High routed the all-stars 6 to 3 as Roark pitched well and W Collins impressed in his first appearance. Paschall, W Collins, Camp and Francis collected four hits, while Waxahachie visits Friday for a two game set to open the season. Street tripled for the all-stars, who managed only one extra-base hit.
Fragmentary OCR indicates overheating reference and scattered names F P everichness Vetity possibly related to malar ons. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear proper nouns making exact details difficult to extract.
An old advertisement touts a “REAL” accident and sickness policy offering monthly benefits of 30 to 60 dollars for up to 60 months for loss of time due to any accident and six months for sickness. It promises 300 to 1000 dollars for accidental death, double for cyclone and travel incidents, and warns after disability the policy cannot be obtained. District manager Chase Fitzpatrick promotes the package with a contact phone number.
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