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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists multiple train numbers and routes including No. 3 No. 209 No. 205 No. 281 and No. 210 with various northbound and southbound services between Fort Worth and Dallas Texarkana. It shows arrival and departure times and mentions mixed trains to and from Dallas with specific hours. The document also advertises Yeast supply and laundry services by LONG & KING and Mitchell Bros. agents.
J C Garret from Dallas J N Bradburn from Dallas BE H Tatum from Aubrey W T Costen from Dallas J M Flynn from Des Moines Ja L Davis from Chas H Pattes from Dallas Frank Eckles from Waco W A Jones from City.
Capudine claims rapid relief for sick headaches and nervous headaches along with travel and stomach pains and female troubles. Advertises immediate soothing effects and sells through druggists.
A rare halo appeared around the sun Wednesday around noon in this region. The rainbow like circle formed by sun rays refracted through high altitude ice particles, a common sight in some areas but seldom seen locally.
A local business invites customers to compare prices with competitors, claiming they can save money on table supplies. The message emphasizes cost savings and seeks to attract bargain seekers.
J L Blewett and W Bauer Douglass Penny and a Record and Chronicle representative toured Sanger on Tuesday in Blewett's auto, returning via Krum. Wheat shows spots but most acreage looks good with 12 to 15 bushels per acre. Oats vary from very good to poor, cotton stands are good, corn is small but healthy, and frost damage seems minimal.
A Regular Tom Boy climbs trees and fences and gets scratches cuts and bruises. Her mother applies Bucklen's Arnica salve and cures her quickly. The ad claims the salve heals boils ulcers eczema old sores corns or piles and sells for 25 cents through F Raley & Co.
On Wednesday morning Co. F. Witherspoon received a shipment from the United States government fish hatchery. About 500 bass minnows were released into Country Club Lake to stock the water.
An advertisement proclaims Dr. King’s New Life Pills banish poisons from the system and restore health and vigor. It claims to cure liver stomach and kidney troubles and to aid the weak and nervous, offered for 26 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
The warm spell brings temperatures up to about 90 in the past day or two. The forecast for Thursday predicts generally cloudy and colder weather. Beecon nut sliced beef Beech nut sliced bacon and Beech-nut peanut butter advertise superior quality from Order of Long & King.
A sales pitch offering magazine subscriptions from Record and Chronicle. It invites clubs or any combination of magazines at the lowest obtainable prices. The brief promises customizable bundles and bargain pricing to entice readers.
You are urged to be present at a call meeting Wednesday night where important lodge business will be considered. Signed by B W Blewett E R Sam W Fritz. Also horses and mules for sale for cash or on time listed by Stricklandd Pinckley.
A brief notice hints at limitless possibilities for want ads in Power4 and the Chronicle. It positions the two publications as versatile platforms for diverse classified needs and notices.
A historical ad extols Minnis Drug Store as a reliable source for fresh pure drugs and dependable medicines. It promises fair prices and prompt careful service, claiming ongoing stock improvement to create a safe and satisfactory trading experience.
Our Prescription Department is thoroughly modern and efficient. If you have sickness in your family and your physician writes you a prescription there is absolute safety in having it filled here. Both Phones 188. J. A. MINNIS. Thirty Years' Experience.
Our store showcases a new combination oil and gasoline stove that adapts to whichever fuel you prefer. The stove is marketed as safe durable and economical and capable of fine cooking and heating. See its features in our window display and compare the price.
In a practical move a clerk is dispatched to a customer who cannot visit town during his peak season, ensuring service and timely delivery.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION lists numerous residents and visitors in town including A M George W D Burks Spurgeon Stover Robert Keith Miss Stogner W T Wheeler Mrs Mac Taylor Dr M C McBride Drs Gammill Swearingin Mrs W C Koonce Dr Claudia Potter O T Graham J W Simons Anne Smith Sidney J Carroll and District Agricultural Agent Wmanzer. They came from Dallas Fort Worth Tyler Muskogee Gainesville and Wise County for visits funerals medical meetings and crop demonstrations while noting politics interest in Southwest Texas districts.
An advertisement from Frontier Asthma invites readers to trial a home treatment with full information provided at no charge. The offer specifies Room 702, Buffalo, New York, as the contact address for respondents.
While waiting for the delayed noon train, crowds enjoyed music from the black and Tan orchestra at the depot. W T Johnson sold another Buick Model 20 to Geo Cobb, with delivery set for Thursday. Mitchell Bros advertise Candy Kitchen milk shakes.
Constable J A Young arrested Frank Gilmon Tuesday afternoon on a charge of train riding. Gilmon was placed in jail.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds. It describes a rigid inhaler and antiseptic gauze delivering the eucalyptus remedy and advertises a complete outfit for 1 with refills 50 cents.
F. E. Witherspoon died at his Denton county home at 12:30 Wednesday morning from cystitis. A 75 year old Confederate veteran, he had long resided in the county. Remains were shipped to Midlothian Wednesday morning for burial.
The speaker portrays a worried wife needing help and recommends Electric Bitters as a remedy. It claims women with nervous troubles loss of appetite headaches insomnia and fainting spells can find relief. The ad asserts thousands of users including those with backache and weak kidneys gained health and wealth.
The Denton lodge 1 O O F reports the death of Brother B. T Card, praising his faithful service to the needy, orphans, and the community. The committee asks to drape the charter in memory, file resolutions, and notify the family and local paper.
Capudine for That Headache promises quick relief from headaches and nerves. The ad urges readers who are out last night or headachy to try Capudine, stating it clears the head and braces the nerves and is available at drug stores.
The Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen embodies unique construction features developed over years to ensure lasting satisfaction. Representative selections are available here with prices from $2.50 and upward, plus Waterman Safety Fountain Pen at $3.00.
A Tuesday night dance in the Mentzen building drew a mix of city youths and several couples. Attendees included James F. A. Hauslein B W Blewet G E Moore and Misses Wetter mark May Bayless Nell Bayless Woodward Barnes Christian and Messrs Joe Jagee Abney Ivey Crow Wright Clifford Witherspoon Ben Fritz Wm Banks and Alex Smith.
Advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach disorders with a money back guarantee after reasonable use. The message claims daily recommendation to customers and notes three box sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 sold only in Denton at the local Rexall store run by O. M. Curtis star.
Blue Label catsups made from fresh ripe tomatoes only. Order a bottle today. We know it will please you. LONG and KING to second door east of Exchange Bank where we will continue to do business in real estate farm and city loans. EGAN and CHANDLER.
Advertises sweet potato cabbage and tomato seed at 0c per 100 or $2.50 per thousand. Lists location W 3rd and phone numbers 43 new 126 old. Notes H F Keller.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. sworn 6 December 1886 before A W Gleason notary. Ad touts internal blood and mucous action and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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