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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
4
The ad highlights a complete drug store line including prescription services box papers envelopes toilet articles and manicure goods. It invites customers to call for prescriptions or family recipes to be compounded and returned without extra charge.
J A Minnis is highlighted as a prescription druggist with thirty years of experience. The feature notes his long tenure in pharmaceuticals and implies expertise in dispensing medications and advising customers.
Garza and Stony visitors drop by as families travel to Pilot Point Dallas Greenville and Austin. Denton crowd includes Fort Worth and Roanoke guests while Montague and Bonita residents plan brief stays. County Clerk O T Button improves after moving home with erysipelas in foot.
An assortment of local ads promises home asthma relief and free information from No Frontier Asthma, invites inquiries to Room 702 Buffalo. Denton merchants McCray Jewelers promotes ruby sets and rings. Long & King solicits groceries. S A Bushey advertises concrete and brick work with a new phone number.
The family of W. J. Lacy thanks the Confederate Veterans lodges and many friends for their kindness during their recent bereavement following their father's death.
D. T. Sanders of Har rodsburg Ky credits friends’ doubts about his lung cough to nearly fatal results before trying Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy stopped his cough and improved his health, touted as a life saver for coughs colds influenza asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough or weak lungs with trial bottles offered free by J F Raley & Co.
A brief exploration of aluminum cookware and serving tools for holiday meals highlights lightweight durability and heat distribution. Tips emphasize choosing sturdy carvers and pans, maintaining safety with coated metals, and leveraging aluminum’s affordable cooking efficiency for Thanksgiving dishes.
The Reagan society's E. L. Hunter won editor-in-chief of The Yucca by 824 votes to 225, in a 2:30 pm campus election at the big auditorium attended by about 600 students and friends. The event featured songs, stories, and banners, with nominees from Reagan and Lee societies, and a rousing celebration as Hunter was carried on shoulders amid drums.
M. R. Gilbert notes that paint prices in Mound City are rising, with the cost of a trifling amount expected to increase. Local merchants warn buyers to prepare for higher household paint expenses as supply or demand shifts drive prices upward.
A nostalgic note about a boy’s first watch and the appeal of watching its wheels turn. The writer suggests choosing from a stack of watches at modest cost to please a child this Christmas.
The Elks plan a Thursday hall gathering. Walter Yeagley’s daughter Josephine is seriously ill. P J Beyetts plan a move to 90 West Oak. A son weighing 10 pounds was born to Assistant County Attorney and Mrs. Herbert R. Wilson. T E Taylor, hurt on show day, is up town today with a fractured shoulder. Charles Abernathy, grandson of Mrs. Ed B. Willis, is very ill with fever. Mrs. John Abney has died in Nacogdoches. she visited her niece annually and was aunt by marriage to A A Abney of the city.
Miss Nelle Kincaid hosted a Junior 6 class party from 8 to 11 with about thirty five guests enjoying games, fortune teller fun, and music in gold and white decor. Refreshments of cream cake and candies followed by socializing at Rev Andrews home with Young Peoples Union and Sunday school classes.
Local notices promote Smith's Restaurant bread orders and the widest watch selection in Denton. Long and King advertise meeting public demands and invite new customers, while W. J. McCray touts stocked watches for Denton residents with phone contact.
Lyon-Gray lumber yard reports furnishing lumber for several Denton area projects. J. T. Looper plans a new house costing 2500 near Denton. L. H. Schneer builds a house in Denton for 7 Hog. Additions to H. B. Fincher home near Denton. J. W. Hammonds and Co. M. Starr add-ons to houses near the city.
Find a turkey or other Thanksgiving groceries by calling G. W. Elbert. Both phones available for orders and inquiries.
Elder Warren BH Starnes returned Monday from Lewisville where he led a two weeks meeting for the Church of Christ. inclement weather had some impact on attendance.
Mr Starnes stated that the meeting was very successful at a time when attendees reported productive discussions. The remark reflects overall satisfaction with the session and its outcomes.
Members and candidates of the United Benevolent Association Denton No 28 are requested to be present Tuesday night at 8 p m in W O W hall. P J Beyett, Sec.
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