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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
4
Decide now to order framed pictures for weddings graduations and birthdays. Frames take time to make and with orders on hand we urge you to place your order at once. A picture makes an acceptable gift for any occasion.
District Agent Wim Ganzer sends invitations to all Denton County Boys Corn Growers clubs for a May 4 meeting at 11 p.m. hosted by the Chamber of Commerce with entertainment, club buttons presented, and refreshments provided.
Capuchine relieves headache and nervous strain after a night out. Hicks' Capuchine clears the head and steadies the nerves for business. Available at drug stores.
The note invites readers to compare prices with a rival and claims savings on table supplies from Long & King.
Real estate farm and city loans continue at new location. Egan & Chandler remain. We are receiving regular shipments of Best Yeast and can fill orders promptly.
Enrollment reaches 724 as term nears end. Examinations begin May 12. Work on the new science building advances to the second story. Senior class hosts a reception at Mr. and Mrs. Bruce home. Glee Club concert at Sanger occurred April 30. Shakespeare play Merchant of Venice with M. Ramey as Shylock and Beatrice Burrows Portia. Summer normal attendance expected. Coit Cornelius visits Miss Fannie Livingston at the campus.
Headquarters for Caapec Poultry Food with contact line and name A Gibson. Readable fragment indicates business contact details and location cue.
W W O W notice urges all Woodmen to attend a Monday night meeting to consider important business. W A Matthews serves as clerk and calls members to participate.
Dr. L G Rieves pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of McKinney has accepted a call to the College Avenue Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth. The notice notes his recent Denton presbytery attendance and cites nearby business contact for services at Dan R Turner.
The document notes daily growth of the Alamo list with new customer additions and a 4 percent inquiry for missing names while promising 100 percent satisfaction guarantee on every pound.
A fragmented notice offers prices and a prompt to try again next month. It cites Bearn puonues no. 4 and names Dan R. Turner, but the readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent sale or context.
A. McDonald, aka Reg Mack, was shot by C. C. Sullivan in the southeast city Saturday night. The left arm was amputated near the shoulder due to damage from the shotgun blast. Sullivan was arrested on assault to murder charges and released on $1,000 bond.
Satisfactory cooking promised with up-to-date gasoline or oil stoves. The ad touts safety, economy and good performance and invites readers to view and compare prices at the store.
A maritime line notes a ship without a pilot drifts with every wind and riders claim the crew’s reason follows each win.
A late personal mention column records numerous individuals visiting or staying in the Denton area. Names include W. Medlin from unknown origin, Will Porter from Austin, Ray of Sanger, and many others from Ponder, Krum, Lewisville, Little Elm, Aubrey, Pilot Point, and Dallas.
A brief item notes a neighbor trading with Why not you and mentions No. DAN R. TURNER and wes Hay. It references Red Rust Proof seed oats at C. F. Witherspoon & Son and a dairy and wetting context.
Evangelist C. E. Wooldridge spoke on The Bible Why was it given to Man at Pearl Street church. He read Psalm 19 as a foundation for two revelations the natural and spiritual. He urged belief in Christ for life and proper church conduct. One confession and baptism followed. Tonight the subject is The New Testament.
Local ad copy highlights Beech Nut sliced beef bacon and peanut butter with no superiors. It promotes Dan R. Turner for stock prices and repair services, and Texas Wire Fence Co with old phone 42. Also advertises Blue Label catsup made from fresh ripe tomatoes and urges ordering a bottle.
Denton High defeats Cleburne High 16 to 6 in a Saturday game at Hilang Park. Heavy winds and rough grounds led to a high score as Denton players each recorded hits while Cleburne struggled with pitching and fielding.
The note urges becoming a customer next month and mentions two phone models. It lacks clear event context or identifiable entities to provide a firm summary.
We buy and sell more good shoes than any other house in Denton county Ino A Hann Co Olger s coffee has no equal and cup value Get the habit of calling 44 It puts you in connection with the most up to date grocery stock in Denton Chautauqua booster pledge for tickets and success bids 225c
List of guests arriving at the New Oatman hotel includes J. A. Kemp Fort Worth W T Wiggins Fort Worth A S Cockrell Fort Worth C A Stearn Wichita Falls R B Stayton Wichita Falls E G Edwards City Sam Sparrow and wife Wm DeEsmond Marie DeEsmond Dolly DeEsmond Wiltal Collins G Lynn C S Lawver and wife Mineral Wells W J Darling Fort Worth Frey Ford Leon Ross Butte Sam Hawkins City E P Burritt New York Dr Jones City.
An at home trial offers a Cure for asthma with full information and no charge. Frontier Asthma promotes free treatment guidance from Room 702 Buffalo New York.
An OCR fragment notes Folger's coffee claim of no equal value in cup and mentions two phone numbers ending in 25 8 A Gibson. The readable pieces are fragmented and provide limited context about products or contact details.
The speaker argues for selecting physicians by medical education, skill, and experience rather than religious or fraternal membership. He cites personal training at Saint Louis College of Pharmacy and decades of practical drugstore work across Texas Missouri and Illinois, stressing quality prescription service and free delivery via phone.
If you love good ice tea call for Folger special mix and get the best. Both phones 25. S. A. GIBSON.
Classified notice advertises Capudine as a cure for sick headaches traveler's headaches stomach troubles and female troubles urging immediate effect. Appears as a drugstore product offer with wholesale wording and pricing.
An old ad urges customers to choose this drugstore for prescription filling and compounding. It emphasizes pharmacist independence, the doctor’s guidance, fresh drugs, and home delivery to all city areas. It cites two phone numbers for contact.
J A Minnis highlights thirty years in pharmacy service as a prescribed druggist. He emphasizes reliability and broad product knowledge to assist patients with compound and retail medicines.
At the Majestic Airdome the Spooner Dramatic company closed its Saturday show after presenting the three act comedy Our Boys to a crowd of 1200. The company may return. tonight Renfro announces three vaudeville acts, three reels of pictures and two illustrated songs with all seats at 10 cents.
A testimonial describes Chamberlain's Liniment as effective against rheumatism and neuralgia, promising immediate relief after the first application and rapid overall cure, with sale by local vendors.
Our shop announces fresh styles in barrettes braid pins belt pins belt buckets belts hair goods and millinery. Prices are not higher than in shops showing the newest styles.
Denton High School baseball costs have outweighed gains this year. They arrange a midweek benefit game with Mr. Husbands at the Majestic Airdome. Players will sell tickets and receive twenty five percent of proceeds.
Large crowds fill the streets as horse traders and buyers from multiple points participate. Merchants report a good day with farmers from various parts of the county pleased with crop prospects and no disorders reported.
A fragment from the paper hints at boundless want ad options in the Post and Chronicle. It suggests creative listings may fill pages, reflecting a bustling classified section.
Advertises magazine club and combined subscriptions to Record and Chronicle with desires for low prices and flexible selections.
A playful note on classified ads comparing them to signs for rent in a 30 cent era. Describes the appeal of economical, practical advertising and evokes nostalgic marketplace imagery.
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