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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
A compact ad for a men’s clothing cutter and tailor shop located at No 21 North Court Square with old phone number 40. It promotes specialty in men’s attire and professional tailoring services.
Roanoke plans replace four brick buildings burned May 12 with modern concrete structures. Continental State bank to build a two story brick bank office with upper floor rented to lodges and the justice court. County Judge Zumwalt in town to aid a 7000 dollar school building project and bond placement. Baptist congregation arranging a 5000 dollar church edifice.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Denton Pilot Point Sanger and Justin with buyers such as Mrs S E Bryant Miss Blanche Blewett and J L Ruddell. Transactions include one half acre plots 44 acres near Pilot Point and 125 acres near Denton with prices ranging from 250 to 12000 dollars and dates/dense survey references.
The Vedette issue printed at Pilot Point in 1860 highlights local commerce and services with ads from blacksmith James Flow and carpenters A W Cooke and W A Kendall. It notes S Hare as Sherman lawyer and Welch Piner as Denton lawyers, plus physician W R Eddleman and G A M Starkey promoting Trinity Seminary. Subscriptions totaled $2.50 yearly.
A street scene features Jimmie urging Mayme to attend a local ball game while Mayme declines due to house cleaning duties. Jimmie counters with Chad Name varnish a sales pitch claiming the product renews old wood and lasts years. Sold by Furniture and Undertaking.
The first C I A commencement program will be in the College auditorium Saturday night with tickets issued to friends due to limited seating. The program includes Shakespearean acts from Hamlet to As You Like It, musical interludes by the Glee Club, and a Sheridan Comedy, with students listed in each role.
For fever and aches from malarious conditions colds or overheating use Hick's Capucline. It reduces fever and relieves the aching. Liquid form priced at 19r 25¢ and 56¢ at drug stores.
H F Schweer bought the Oak street corner lot from P P McDermot for 3000 dollars. The property fronts Oak street 127 feet and extends back more than 300 feet.
Frank Raines of Denton Texas testifies he suffered back pains and kidney trouble until using a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from J F Raley Co. He reports improved back comfort, normal kidney secretions, and says he is cured and able to work all day. Sold by all dealers 54 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
Late personal mentions include Dr Odell of Stony visiting, Miss Colquitt returning to Dallas, Mrs Graham in Dallas, Mrs Beckner traveling to Columbia Mo, Miss Jagce visiting relatives, Clarence Smith in Fort Worth, H R Wilson and wife visiting Dallas, Mrs Craft leaving for Olney, F Witherspoon at grain dealers meeting in Fort Worth, Roy Bates back from Dallas with Overland agency, Will Geers planning to publish a paper in Mansfield Ok, Scudder returning to Galveston, A B Wheeler party en route from Byers via Corpus Christi, visiting E H Smith, Luther D Smith back from New Orleans with plantains and notes on cooking.
Frontier Asthma promotes a home trial treatment with full information and free access. The notice lists Room 702 in Buffalo New York as the contact point for inquiry and enrollment.
Auction note indicates Ajorses and Miules offered for sale for cash or on time terms. See Stricklandd and Pinekley for details and bidders.
Morning delivery prompts patrons to sample the fresh catch at Smiths Restaurant while both phones ring for reservations.
The College of Industrial Arts held a chapel event Friday morning with a surprise gift for President Work. The student body presented a pair of solid gold cuff buttons, as a token of appreciation, with the speech by graduate student Mrs Odell and a brief thank you from Mr Work.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as quick cure for liver and kidney troubles. Claims include expelling poisons, restoring hops and courage, and aiding the weak and nervous. Sold at J F Raley & Co for 25 cents.
All members of the Denton High School Alumni association are urged to attend Friday evening May 2 in the auditorium of the R. E. Lee school at 8 o'clock. Important business to be transacted. A. A. Abney, President.
Capudine clears the head and nerves for a busy day. Hicks' Capudine helps you fit for business and is available at drug stores.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas county sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. promises to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notice dated December 6 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An alarming report notes a lion incident in Pittsburg involving a child and calls for vigilance. The piece promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and lung ailments, with testimonials from Mrs. G B Davis of Flat Rock North Carolina praising its use for babies. It advertises 50 cent and one dollar bottles with trial samples and a guarantee by J F Raley & Co.
A morning delivery brings a fresh shipment of red snapper to Smith's Restaurant. The headline notes the new seafood stock and its availability for menu use. The report emphasizes the timely restocking and local dining options.
Karnak showcases brass and hand hammered copper items inspired by ancient Egyptian art. The exclusive designs appeal as wedding gifts and for other uses, with bold appeal noted in their catalog line.
Henang chick feed advertised at the Bicycle Store, offering starter crumbles for Philadelphia area customers. No further details available about price or quantity.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters cure female troubles including headaches sleep issues constipation and dizziness. It touts thousands of users among nervous and weak kidney sufferers and promises satisfaction guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Texas Wire Fence Co advertises lawn mower sharpening and repair with old phone 42. 207tfe Denton Chautauqua dates July 20 28. A brief parish card promotes prompt service and right workmanship.
Our service guarantees correct filling of any physician's prescription from any source. We offer complete stock, trained staff, and proper equipment to protect your interests in all drug related matters. We deliver to all city areas. Both phones 188.
J A Minnis celebrated thirty years of service as a respected prescription druggist in the community, recognized for reliability and extensive pharmaceutical experience.
Weatherford reports anti unionists drop suit over Texas Fairmont Seminary in that city. Court action halted as opponents chose not to pursue further litigation, praising the school’s progress and predicting growth under President Oakley.
A satirical piece mocks politicians who tout sacrifice for the people while pursuing self gain. It critiques self interested candidates and urges readers to be wary of bravado and hollow promises as they vote.
Born to Mr and Mrs G G Yeatts a girl. Harry Clayton recuperates from typhoid fever after recent sickness. Dr J W Fralin joins Buick owners, purchasing a Model 10 from Gillespie local agents. delivery expected Saturday.
Classified note lists inexpensive groceries offered by H. F. Keller with a phone contact and two price points. It mentions a new price of $1 and an older price of 126, suggesting a sale or ad style listing.
Hay corn and oats offered by Witherspoon & Sons for sale. Product mix includes hay bundles corn ears and oats suitable for farm feed. Contact details not provided.
Mrs. E. D. Curtis hosted the South-side Forty-two club meeting with a two course luncheon. Mrs. A. Grant won the club pin and Miss Blanch Thomason was a guest prize winner. guests included Mesdames P. J. Beyett, P. G. Beyett, J. F. Bell.
A brief classified line promotes inexpensive space rental with six words for thirty cents, signaling a simple want ad for housing or room rental.
Local records note the Chronicle seeks a buyer for a pending sale. Officials urge prospects to submit offers and contact the record office for details on terms and deadlines.
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