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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
4
AT Minnis Drug Store highlights its prescription department and full range of drug store items including box papers tablets and envelopes, toilet articles and manicure goods. The note invites customers to think of the store as their family drug store and offers to compound prescriptions or family recipes without extra charge.
Tuesday ceremony at Dr and Mrs Hall home on Fry Street joined Julia Hall and William A Wilson JT of this city in a quiet family wedding. Rev Warren T Whiteside of the MKE church South officiated with only the immediate family present. The newlyweds reside at 43 West Fry Street and are at home to friends.
J A Minnis, a prescription druggist with three decades of practice, stands as a prominent local chemist. His extensive经验 spans compounding, customer service, and pharmaceutical care within the town's apothecary scene.
Mrs. Sarah Hiatt, an early Denton county settler with long ties to Bartonville and Lewisville, died November 2 in Kansas City at her niece’s home. She had lived in Mound City Kansas then moved to Manceea Colorado to nurse her ill brother, later returning to her family lot burial on November 6 after a final illness.
Denton High football coach Cuas Francis reported that Saturdays game with Dallas High here is canceled. Dallas High accepted a Terrill school challenge, ending the two month old arrangement and nullifying the planned matchup.
A broad rain covered Denton County on Tuesday, with reports noting about one inch. The system extended across Texas and Oklahoma into Northwest and North Texas, aiding wheat without filling creeks, and allowing crops to stretch about a month longer absent additional rain.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION T C Sample is in P at Point on business. Mr and Mrs Kluck visit her sister in Wallas. C W Davidson of Fort Worth was in town yesterday. C J and W F Robinson of Roff OK visit relatives. Mrs George Harshaw and daughter of Ponder visit Mrs W B Botts. Vernon Carrington home from Hillsboro grandmother visit. Vernon and Clarence Brownlow of Dallas visit parents. Miss Pearl McMath returns home to Royce after visiting J W Lowry family. George Durham recovering from paralysis now able to sit up. Mrs W L Griffin and baby and M B Griffin visit Dallas to see Mrs Dawson and Mrs A Griffin. J C Cully of Dalhart becomes solicitor and assistant editor of Denton County News. Mrs R E Cotton of Van Alstyne visits daughter I C Miller. A J Underwood of Denton wins first prize for native wines at Dallas fair, declines $1 quart offer. J H Lowrey of Honey Grove attends regents meeting in city. Lee B Litsey of near Roanoke notes rain here and in his area, moisture aids wheat. Order wood early in the day. G W Elbert.
A cold wave is forecast urging residents to prepare. The message advises placing orders for firewood with G. W. Elbert to ensure supply and warmth during the upcoming cold spell.
A bold ad urges men with thinning crowns to buy a 50 cent Parisian Sage bottle from O M Curtis. It claims dandruff causes baldness and promises hair regrowth and thicker, more luxuriant hair with a money back guarantee if no results. The product is sold widely by druggists and mail orders are handled by The Giroux Mfg Co of Buffalo.
A Tuesday closing transfers a 200 acre tract just north of the city from former Sheriff W. S. Fry to J. P. Goodwin at seventy dollars per acre. Also note a local bread source, Smith's Restaurant, on the west side.
Records show several land transfers in Denton including Kowsky addition lot to W H Lynch, a 264 acre tract in Butang Pizanno surveyed for A Reynolds to J H Paine, and the south half of a Denton lot in Wm W Wright addition for $500. Also G H M Smith sold 178.8 acres in Westcott survey to W F Lingdon for $12,586. Just received a large shipment of fish globes at Nickle Store.
Property offers 112 acres of dark sandy land four miles NW of the city. Includes horses cows chickens feed wagon buggy cart and farming machinery. Asking 54 dollars per acre with wheat and oats yields noted. Owner may stay on place for halves. Place sold without inventory at 48 dollars per acre. Inquire this office Sipitw.
A 20th century toilet luxury named Peach Blossom Cream promises purity in materials and refined aroma. Described as indispensable to every woman, a good massage cream and complexion beautifier.
Fortified health helps avoid coughs and colds. A physician prescribed remedy Rexall Mucu Tone claims to prevent catarrhal conditions with a two size price of 50 cents and 1 dollar. Rexall Remedies are available in Denton only at the Rexall Store O M Curtis.
An old fashioned remedy advertises Perry Davis Pain Killer as fast relief for sprains strains and bruises. The copy claims a 70 year trusted standby in thousands of homes and urges readers to keep a 60c or 35c bottle on hand and to order bread from Smith's Restaurant.
Will Promote Beauty. Women desiring beauty get wonderful help from Bucklens Arriva Salve. It banishes pimples skin eruptions sores and boils. It makes the skin soft and velvety. It glori fies the face. Cures sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands. Best for burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. 25c at J. F Raley & Co.'s.
Fresh milk ready for home delivery via orders at the 4 restaurant. Message from Pp. T. Taylor, 80p.
Jno A Hann & Co advertises a big millinery sale offering any ladies hat at half price. The ad also notes wood for sale by G W Elbert and promotes classified rates for Daily and Weekly readers, urging advertisers to use the classifieds.
A vintage ad bundle features a big millinery sale offering half price on ladies hats from Jno. A. Hann & Co. It also includes Hall's Catarrh Cure marketing with a $100 reward for incurable catarrh, testimonials from Waldins Kinnan Marvin, and a note urging use of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
local brief reports that services will be held at the Presbyterian church tonight at seven oclock. the choir and the Ladies Missionary society are urged to attend.
D. T. Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls friends mistaking him for a doomed consumptive. After trying Dr King s New Discovery his cough stopped and health improved. The ad touts the remedy as a life saver for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and weak lungs with trial bottles free and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar. J F Raley & Co NICALE STORE are listed distributors.
An advocacy note urges consumers to patronize the Telephone Trust to block rate hikes. It argues that customer support and loyalty can pressure the Trust to keep charges down and avoid further price increases.
Oscar Bryan wed Ida Garrison, William A Wilson to Julia A Hall, Co C Hansary to Jewel Sparks, and Robert Moore to Quinnie Belle Young as licenses were issued in the county.
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