Tailoring shop offers cleaning and pressing service
Cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1909
Page
4
Cleans presses alters and makes men's clothes also cleans and presses skirts. Will call for and deliver. New phone 40. No 6 West Side Square.
A bright meteor reported to have exploded near Dublin Sunday night was seen in Denton around 10 p m. The dazzling light lit the sky and startled onlookers. In Dublin the explosion reportedly caused a concussion that shook houses and drew residents from their homes.
A brief line from a historical newspaper highlights Minnis Drug Store and its branding as a community touchstone urging readers to think of Minnis' when considering a drug store.
The grocery stock of H E May, placed in the hands of KE J Key as receiver, was sold Saturday to L L Puckett. The stock will be moved to Puckett's star on the east side of the square and sale terms remain private.
A 100 year old monster snake weighing 385 pounds and measuring 30 feet two inches will be on display at the Nero Carnival. Described as the largest in captivity in America, the exhibit promises a once in a lifetime study in natural history. Do not miss this sight.
A local ad invites customers to visit McCray's to find jewelry of any kind. The message emphasizes available styles and the habit of choosing pieces from the store.
реклам teaser mentions habit of going to Minnis Drug Store repeated six times as a classified style promotion with ten word count.
BK Beall former Denton resident and department manager at Parlin Orendorff will headline the Dallas Advertising League noon lunch at the Oriental hotel. He has fifteen years of advertising experience and will discuss why certain methods succeed and how advertising serves as an investment.
It will pay you to get prices on plumbing supplies and plumbing work from Wilson Hardware Company.
Today is Class day at the College of Industrial Arts from 4 to 6 PM. Students present the march, songs, and org welcome. Miss Lucy Hamilton delivers the president's oration and accepts the Key of Knowledge for the junior class.
A note references items in Minnis Drug Store and a gold filter priced at $19 at W. J. McCray’s.
Officers investigated an indecent act at the vacant Ramsey residence on Oak Street after a call from a local resident. The man fled before police arrival. identity and motive remain unknown. Sanitary plumbing offered by Wilson Hardware Company.
A prompt directs to Minnis' Drug Store for accurate prescription work ensuring correct compounding and labeling. The note emphasizes precision and reliability in filling prescriptions for customers seeking safe medication preparation.
Citizens reported a bright comet crossing the eastern sky Sunday night around 10 o clock. The ball of fire left a long, trailing tail visible for miles across the night sky.
D L Long of the Long Wilson store has purchased a dry goods business at Stam and will go there soon to assume charge. He and Mrs Long depart Tuesday for Stamford and will return to Denton before moving there permanently.
Former Denton boy and son of General W J Lacy Jr becomes superintendent of buildings and water for the Enid Ochiltree and Wester railroad with headquarters at Dalhagt. He recently left the Rock Island line where he had worked since leaving Denton.
The Denton Stars defeated Bolivar 9 to 2 with Godwin pitching and Jones hitting. Godwin and Jones scored for the Stars while Knox and Petty contributed for Bolivar. The Stars next face Arlington on Monday at the D. A. park.
R K Willis of Brownwood moves to Denton with his wife Mrs Willis leaving many friends behind. The Brownwood Bulletin notes the couple will relocate after many years in the city.
The Tax Assessor Miller reports Precinct 1 total property value at 5 723 999 dollars after days of work. Real estate leads with 3 230 735 dollars, personal property 1 149 578 dollars, railroads telegraphs and telephones 1 049 100 dollars, surveys 294 586 dollars.
The Brownh Carnival company arrives for a week of eight attractions at D A C park in Denton. The midway is set around the park edge with other shows nearby. A previous stop in McKinney reported 13 percent business and good patronage.
Announcement notes the approaching marriage of John T. King and Miss Peart Hood set for June 9 at the bride’s Bonham home. Miss Hood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm J Hood of Bonham, studied at the Normal college in Denton and will reside at Hoey Grove.
College of Industrial Arts students presented Tennyson's Princess at Wrights Opera House on Saturday. Gama and the King were acted by Gena Terrell and Jewelle Williams, with Vida Arnold as the Princess and Angie Ousley as the Prince. Cast included Lucy Hamilton Lucile Talley and Misses Woldert Turner Ballard Wilson among others in an elaborate medley of verse and songs. The performance drew a full house and featured the I A Glee Club and orchestra with a parade of the humming birds for the finale.
George Canada Lewsville Glenn McCullar Fort Worth Sanger Ready Sanger Tom Johnson Wylie Smith R 8 Taylor B F Kelsay Fort Worth Miss Frances Lysaght Mary Stevens Will Francis Ed hetey Fort Worth Lois Smith St Narlor home Childress G J Gillespie Angelo country R L Reynolds North Locust C Lipscomb home Harvesting Ponder Mrs J W Bone Denton Nell Butler Brownwood Bulletin B Taylor Lewsville sandy land ahead of last year crops good weather expected
The report notes corn and cotton look good and while a ral a would help conditions are not bad. The language suggests cautious optimism about farming prospects amid uncertain weather.
Asthma treatment offered free of charge for home use with full information provided. The Frontier Asthma Company promotes a trial cure and invites inquiries addressed to Room 702, Buffalo, N.
Born Sunday morning to Dr and Mrs Hooper a daughter. Mr Taylor of South Locust street called to Dallas to see his wife thought dying. Mattie Marre released on bond 300 and left Denton for Montague county. Frank Walker with mental impairment taken home to west of Pilot Point.
The College of Industrial Arts students presented Tennyson's The Princess on Saturday night in Wright's Opera House Denton. The performance pleased attendees and showcased the girls' marked talent as a crowd filled the venue for the event.
At the Maj Estic the Saturday crowd enjoyed a well received program of pictures and music. Tonight new pictures will be shown.
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