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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
4
Mrs. T. J. Sherrod and son W. L Buster attended a Stewarts Creek Baptist church reunion at Stewarts Creek over the weekend. A crowd of 600 to 700 enjoyed the gathering with former members and friends present and speaking, celebrating many years of fellowship.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver, stomach, and kidney troubles. It claims they expel poisons, restore energy, and bring courage, sold for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
The Seistood dave-cit infant of J. H. Blanks died Sunday night. Interment will take place Monday in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Large crowd heard Rev J Bryant Sunday at the Methodist church. Three new members were received. Despite weather, many expressed help from his sermons. The meeting ended as he returned to Pilon Point where plans for a new church building are underway.
An old advertisement promotes Capudine as the remedy for headaches and nervous tension. It suggests visiting drug stores for purchase and emphasizes fit for business use with a quick relief claim.
Sunday observances marked Mothers Day with floral wear and prayers across churches. Central Presbyterian held well attended morning and evening services. Beech nut products advertised as superior by Order of Long & King.
J. M. Hoard transferred ownership of his North Locust street residence to C. J. Wilkinson. Terms of the sale were not disclosed.
We invite a comparison of our prices with the other fellow's. We believe we can save you money on your table supplies.
H. F. Keller advertises affordable groceries with two contact numbers, 3vi for new listings and 126 for old stock, inviting customers to call for deals.
A Denton Texas user testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills curing backache and kidney issues after a box bought at J F Raley Co. drug store. The ad notes the product cures kidney pains, improves function, and allows full workdays. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as sole agents. Price is 50 cents.
Sunday program at Ames Presbyterian Church featured Rev Hellman on the ministry of sacred song. He argued music as a universal language, contrasting sacred and secular, and urged well chosen hymns to elevate congregational reverence and unity.
Minnis Drug Store advertises its range of fresh, pure medicines and reliable drugs. It promises prompt, careful service and continual stock improvements to ensure safety and customer satisfaction.
Our Prescription Department is thoroughly modern and efficient. If your physician writes you a prescription there is absolute safety in having it filled here. Both Phones 188. J. A. MINNIS. Thirty Years' Experience.
A fragment notes that cooking over a hot stove is hard and unpleasant, yet hints at the appeal of trying a new appliance or method to improve the experience.
A short abstract line from Evers Hardware Co offers a philosophical reflection on heaven as a kingdom within, urging readers to seek virtuous qualities inside themselves.
A nostalgic spring scene contrasts with a home improvement pitch. The copy urges buying Cali-Namel varnish for floor and furniture refinishing and interior work, touting all colors and sizes sold by jagill and Shepard.
Delegates from the local fire department including H B Caddell O M King Crawford Mars and J O Bell depart for Temple for the Texas State Firemen association convening Tuesday. Northern departments pass through by train as Temple prepares for the gathering and Hillsboro and Wichita Falls compete to host the next convention.
Mayre Gt oflubb and Kathleen visiting. many others from Texar hae and Denton visitors listed. Joe Simmons, John Underwood, Orus O. Ross, and Mrs. Jesse A. Sanders seen in town. Miss Leve returned to Dallas. Rev M T Andrews heads to Baltimore for Baptist General. Miss Bessie Smith weekend in Denton.
An advertisement portrays a wife as nervous and rundown with headaches insomnia and dizziness and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy. It claims thousands of women with female troubles nerves backache and weak kidneys found relief and happiness. Sold by J F. Raley & Co with satisfaction guaranteed.
Bet a phones Mitchell Bros agents. Work guaranteed. To second door east of Exchange Bank, continuing business in real estate farm and city loans. EGAN CHANDLER.
A brief ad promotes Blue Label catsup asserting it uses only fresh ripe tomatoes. It urges readers to order a tile today and promises it will please you.
Delegates from the First Christian church traveled to Dallas on Monday to attend the State Missionary association meeting. Named attendees include Mrs. A J Fouts Mrs Batton Mrs C Yancey Miss Leona Howard Mrs A Turner Mrs Flint Mrs T C McCormek and Rev and Mrs A D Rogers. Also advertised horses and mules for sale by Stricklander Pinckley.
The notice urges readers to adopt a habit of eating 44 to stay in touch with the latest grocery stock at Long King in Denton.
A Frontier Asthma company notice claims a home cure for asthma is possible with trial treatment and full information provided at no charge. It lists an address at Room 702 in Buffalo New York for interested individuals to contact.
A roster of individuals including J. M. Sanders Garza Joe Sallee J. O. Dowell McKinney W. T. Carter Rouse City W. B. Lusk and others from Chicago Chicago Fort Worth Cincinnati New York City Saint Louis is presented, naming multiple sponsors and local figures across several locales. The list features a mix of addresses and affiliations suggesting a regional compilation or attendee directory.
Notice to the public that the O P Poe insurance agency has been purchased by Jasper and Jasper. The office remains in the Denton Trust company building with Poe remaining briefly to assist expirations and ensure continued service to clients and agents.
For twenty years the Old Corner Drug Store has studied retail drug business and offers efficient service, a large stock, and free delivery in Texas. It invites customers to experience prompt, careful, and polite attention with a commitment to superior drug store service. Phone 52.
The ad promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and sore throat with steam inhalation. It describes using half a teaspoon of Hyomei in boiling water under a towel, promising instant relief and clearer breathing. Available at druggists or O. M Curtis for 50 cents, with a full inhaler kit at 1.00.
The St John Evangelist Catholic church at Sanger will be dedicated May 11 with blessings by Right Reverend E. J. Dunne of Dallas. Dedicatory sermon by Rev. Joseph Lynch of Dallas and mass and services led by Pastor Rev. Raymon Vernimont.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh. Notary public A W Gleason attests this December 6. The remedy is taken internally and targets the mucous surfaces. Pine testimonials are sent free. Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Sunday was Decoration Day with the I O O F holding services at the cemetery. The lodge met at the hall and marched to the grounds where Rev A D Rogers of the First Christian church led short services before graves of deceased members were decorated. A large crowd attended.
Regular shipments of Best Yeast are arriving and orders can be filled promptly. Local suppliers note steady supply channels and quick fulfillment for customers.
Large crowds attended both morning and evening services at Pearl Street Church of Christ Sunday. One baptism added new member. Services led by C. E. Wooldridge. Daily services planned each afternoon and night at 3:30 and 7:30 respectively this week.
R E Cobb city cemetery superintendent says Sunday May 15 will be observed as Decoration Day. Local officials urge participation and remember veterans.
A vivid notice describes a girl who climbs trees fences and ditches, frequently getting scratches and cuts but heals quickly with Bucklen's Arnica salve. The ad claims the product cures boils ulcers eczema old sores corns and piles. J F Raley Co advertises the salve at 2 cents.
Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats are offered by C F Witherspoon and Son. Details on availability and pricing are not provided in the fragment.
Announcement was made Monday of the organization of a new fire and tornado insurance firm Bates & Browder composed of B. F. Bates and H. F. Browder. The firm will take over Browder’s agency.
LOD V. Robertson of Jasper and Jasper, successors to O. P. Poe Insurance Agency, asks friends for new business and a continuation of the old. Also represents health and accident insurance.
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