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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
3
The notice advertises THE WHITE STUDIO-POST cards stamp photos kodak finishing and kodaks to lead with Kodak films plates paper and chemi cals for sale located on the north side court square upstairs in Denton Texas.
The Denton Ariel club literary department met Monday after roll call and minutes. After a brief business session the group adjourned to R. E. Lee school for Dr Ellis on School and Home Clubs. Next meeting with Mrs Terry is set for Monday the 29th at 3 o'clock with both programs.
Uncalled letters from Denton Texas for week ending November 21 1909 and notice that uncalled items will be sent to Washington December 5 1969. Includes ladies list Miss Bettie Ardrey Miss Dora Smith and post cards names plus gentlemen list with Elijah Allen J F Anderson F L Compton and others. One cent per letter charged. say advertise when calling. P M John B Schmitz postmaster.
Denton residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble. E P Pickrell of Denton testifies the pills restored his kidney function and relieved back pains after years of discomfort. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents.
Denton reports a persistent cotton downturn with lower Liverpool and New York quotes and reduced spot prices. Port receipts reach 30,116, while domestic markets await the holiday. Fort Worth livestock shows steady cattle, strong beef, and brisk hogs with top prices near market highs.
Advert says for coughs colds and chest soreness to use Simmon's Cough Syrup promising immediate relief. It frames product as a cure and urges reliance on it rather than nature.
After a week of very warm weather the area enjoys a cool spell. Wheat and oats grow well forming much needed stock pasture. Local residents travel to Fort Worth and Denton for errands and church activities.
Claude Moore returned home after two months in San Angelo for health. Richard Porter and Kirk Downing went to Dallas. Amp Chambers and wife visited A. C. Wilkerson near Justin. Milton Moore left for Walters Oklahoma to establish a new home. Will Loard and daughter Bertha traveled to Denton.
An advertisement from the Long & Turner Co. promotes Quaker mince meat made with choicest fruits meats and spices. The listing emphasizes quality ingredients and traditional preparation.
Beech Nut peanut butter and sliced beef offer appealing flavors as the Order of Long and Turner Co. promotes its products.
A Philadelphia chemist touts Parisian Sage as a hair grower that destroys dandruff germs nourishes roots and adds life and brilliancy to hair. It is advertised as delicately scented not greasy and safe for scalp. Denton dealer O M Curtis guarantees eradication of dandruff and itching in two weeks.
Mrs. Kate Burnitt of Ardmore dies, mother of Fred Burnitt of McKinney. Elka in Dallas plans a banquet for Hon. C. B. Col quitt on December 4. Miss Clara Hayter, daughter of Senator J. P. Hayter, weds Roy Bright in Decatur. Princeton lecturer D Patten spoke in Fort Worth on The Authorship of the Bible. Greenville waterworks shut down with only reservoir water for fighting fires. Rescue efforts at Cherry Il mine nearly abandon hope for 189 entombed workers.
Readiness is complete at Par for the North Texas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to gather for talks and planned sessions.
Report says a strong effort will be made in the upcoming Congress to revise the Sherman anti trust act. The goal is to permit harmless combinations and copartnerships to be formed.
The committee report is completed and with a stenographer. It is expected to be presented to the governor in a few days.
Information from New York states Nour Mahas, long thought lost, is safe in harbor at San Juan after escaping a gale. The vessel belonged to J. J. Astor and was believed missing for several days.
Officials estimate six million dollars was spent for the Harvard Wade football game on Saturday. The sum covers attire, cab fares, hotel bills, and other personal expenses by attendees.
The U S Government seeks the fate of Grace and Cannon killed by order of President Zelaya of Nicaragua. If it is shown they planted mines for ships, their status changes from revolutionary force origin to individual action.
Standard Oil will not seek an amendment to the Sherman act. It will appeal the St. Paul U.S. Circuit Court decision to the Supreme Court for reversal. The company says its business method will not change unless the circuit ruling is upheld by the high court.
A sensational herbal remedy ad touts Perry Davis’ Painkiller as the sole cure for cold related cramps. It claims quick relief by dissolving cramps in warm sweetened water and warns against fearing appendicitis despite severe abdominal pain.
Seeded raisins currants citron orange peel figs and nuts are offered for fruit cake by Long and Turner Co. Readily available for holiday orders at the Palace Restaurant for Thanksgiving specials.
A full service druggist with 19 years in retail pharmacy asserts the importance of proper prescription compounding. The ad promises high quality prescription work, free delivery, and invites calls to phone number 52 for medical needs.
Co. M. Curtis of Denton Texas graduates in pharmacy earning a degree and joins the professional ranks.
North Texas Normal students rivalry heats up over electing editor in chief of The Yucca college annual. Candidates span several literary societies with receptions planned and a possible surprise at tonight’s college event. Societies include R. E. Lee Reagan Current Literature and Mary Arden.
One hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. F J Cheney Co of Toledo promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from Walding Kimnan Marvin and locals. Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
More than a hundred delegates from the Northeast Texas Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church gathered at the A M E church on Oakland avenue with Bishop Evans Tyree of Nashville presiding. Mayor Bates welcomed the visitors in a brief talk, and Rev. D S Moten of Corsicana was named secretary. The meeting opened Wednesday with an address by Dr White and Rev W H Durden of Ennis delivering the opening sermon. The conference is in session for several days with Thursday set aside for special Thanksgiving services.
Capudine helps with colds heat stomach or nervous troubles and promises quick relief. The liquid preparation is pleasant to take and acts immediately with prices 1c 5c and 25c at drug stores.
If you want concrete or brick work done first class see S A Bush ey. tfe.
Glen Oak Oklahoma resident Wm Upchurch left home for mountain air to cure a two year lung cough. After six months he returned dying until Dr Kirg’s New Discovery healed him after six bottles. It claims to cure coughs colds hoarseness bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup and whooping cough. 50 cents to 1 dollar trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Alliance Milling Co. C. Yeatts Supt. Ice Factory urges all customers to telephone in orders after this week for prompt attention as ice runs are discontinued.
A health advertisement cites a wealthy man’s failed stomach and warns readers that dyspepsia can lead to grave consequences. It promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets containing Pepsin and Bismuth Subnitrate as a near natural replacement to restore digestion and comfort.
J R Couser of near Drop praised Denton as a market town after selling 100 turkeys for 13 cents a pound locally. He had tried Fort Worth with a 11 2 c offer but returned to Denton and netted about 8 on the load. Some turkeys were still arriving for Thanksgiving at 13 cents per pound.
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina, author of several books, describes years of kidney trouble followed by a severe winter pain. After using Foley s Kidney Remedy his pain eased and urine returned to normal, and he recommends the product.
In Lewisville on November 22 Mrs P Db Kennemer and her son returned Friday to Grapevine. L L Degan went back Tuesday to Blossom with brother Ray. Miss Fannie Rice visited relatives in Grapevine. Mrs A J Gardner and her children arrived from Clay County to visit her parents. Mrs Quisenberry returned to Bowie after a visit with the Fox family. The child of Mr and Mrs Henry Hill died Sunday morning. Mrs T H Jenkins and Vera spent Saturday in Dallas. M H Milliken was very sick.
Louisville Academy visited their parents at Hebron Saturday and Sunday. Wm. Smith returned from Dallas Friday. Miss Ola Stover was in Dallas Saturday. W. T. Hyder moved his family to San Angelo. Miss Ethel Clary of Dallas was the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
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