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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
3
For rent one furnished room first door east of Davie boarding house 28 West Mulberry by J D Bruce. For sale second hand articles and a phaeton newly repainted and repaired in good condition at Geo Daugherty's paint shop W L Foreman.
Real estate notices advertise bargains with four names and a contact point. The fragmented ad hints at a sale listing and agent involvement, suggesting a local property sale opportunity coordinated by J B Seamitz and J K McKelvy with a potential address reference.
Bring your poultry and eggs to S J McGinnis on McKinney street for the highest cash prices. Frank Wilkinson Meat Market promises fresh, tender meats daily. Barber & Henry offer fresh meats and poultry delivery with phone service on McKinney street.
For sale two white Leghorn cockerels from the New York winners strain at $1 each. Contact S. W. Fulton Route 2 Argyle.
Dr. C Lipscomp Sr moves to Allison Pharmacy on the West Side, and Dr. Ada Kincaid opens in Office 43 West Highland Street. Both listings include phone numbers. News brief note indicates new locations and contact details for local physicians.
Dr. M. L. Martin and Dr. A. B. M. L. Martin M D announce specialty care in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat with office hours above Raley Drug Store.
A brief notice stating Magill and Shepard offer lock repairs and key making services and fabricating keys to fit any lock. The terse ad references sewing machines and general hardware capabilities in a small shop listing.
Denton Tailoring Co at 48 W Oak Street Hillman & Key proprietors offer cleaning dyeing pressing and repair services. Clothes made to order and ready for pickup or delivery with new phone number 337.
Best laundry work and courteous treatment offered by Sherman Steam Laundry Co with agent C R Hamilton. Contact old phone 184 or new 292 for service.
Coal and wood delivered to your home or office. Call Stricklang and Pinckley at the Kincaid Wagon Yard on West Oak Street for prompt service.
The notice from W. A. Taliaferro promotes sale of tennis and football goods plus locks and trunk keys at the Bicycle Store. November.
Proprietors offer stylish single or double rigs at all times with rings for all kinds of feed. Delivery service available with two telephone numbers listed.
Osteopath J S Crawford, physician, has operated for six years in Hang block with phone connections.
Transfer of trunks advertised with instruction to call Kincaid Yard for transfer details.
Denton Transfer Co advertises reliable timekeeping and prompt call handling. It promises punctual phone service and dependable messaging for clients needing timely communication and transfer coordination.
Veterinarians Dr Bui Buyher veterinary surgeon with office at Murphys Livery Stable and residence on 42y W. Botts, a veterinarian of Southwestern Veterinary College, Wallas, lists office at Brock's Wagon Yard with phone 42 newer and 306 older, residence 294 Blue newer.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener advertise as blacksmiths and woodworkers on East McKinney Street offering a special machine for shrinking and setting tires with services for rubber tires and related work.
Local notice advertises moving and hauling services including drag work and household moves under Lester and Brownlow. It lists new phone numbers 116 and old 41 for contact and service inquiries. The brief promotes assistance with various moving tasks and related labor.
Classified note for Swindoll's Variety Store featuring a product feed and contact lines for Clifford Stroud with new and old phone numbers. Includes shop location 109p and a reference to best feed and wood products.
J. G. Hester, proprietor of Arkansas Mill, advertises baled shucks, bran chops, corn chops, and wood delivered. He notes salt treatment for baled shucks for better quality and mentions cotton seed hulls and meal as offerings. Call to arrange delivery.
Mays and Wilson, civil practice in all courts, Charles Mays and H R Wilson. Office in courthouse.
Mia, place your orders with M. L. Hann at 19 S. Locust St for fresh flowers and floral designs on short notice. Also seeks clean white cotton rags via B. E. Drake at R. & Co. office. Livestock trade wanted for Alliance Milling Co. P. O. Box 677. Reward offered for wolves killed within five miles of property.
Women seek beauty aid from Bucklens Arnica Salve praised for clearing pimples eruptions and skin sores. It softens skin and claims to glorify the face while treating sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands and burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. Available 25 cents at J F Raley Co s.
A Miss Minnie Pickard of Alta Mahon North Carolina reports her face cleared of pimples and scars after using D D D Prescription. The ad touts D D D as penetrating to the root of eczema and skin troubles with a wintergreen oil blend. A 25 cent bottle is advertised as proof of effectiveness from J F Raley & Co Denton Texas.
Prompt delivery advertised by Long and King for groceries. Call for speedy service with phones listed as 44.
A reader from Mauch Chunk Pa reports relief from dyspepsia and sour stomach after using Cascarets, praising them as the only effective remedy. The ad copy touts the pleasant taste and guaranteed refund if not cured, stating a 2c price and genuine tablet stamped CCC.
In Drop and nearby towns residents report mild weather for late November though wheat needs soaking rain. Notables include Wv. D. Bureh visiting from San Antonio, J. A. Minnerly in Denton, F. A. Wright moving to Bridgeport, and local church plans an oyster supper. Sunny Dale notes cooler, dry spell with stock water worry and several local visits and marriages while Blue Mound mentions rain, visits, and pecans in the area.
In Waketon on November 22 most cotton is gathered with a yield slightly better than early estimates. John and Will Meek of Grayson county visit their brother Ed Meek. H. B. Harper sold his farm to G. D. McLeod and will move.
The Denton dealer announces a shipment from St. Louis receiver sale featuring ginghams dresses outings flannels children and Indies cloaks men and boys clothing and blankets. Goods are new Memphis styles from a Rice-Sux firm now in St. Louis. Shoppers urged to save money on quality items.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa fought seven weeks in hospital with doctors giving him up. After eight months of liver trouble and yellow jaundice he found relief with five bottles of Electric Bitters, guaranteed to aid stomach liver or kidney troubles and sold for 50 cents at J F Raley Co.
An advertisement showcases a range of items including gala jewelry scarfs pins cuff buttons signet rings gallieres bracelets necklaces lace pins and related accessories offered by W. J. McCRAY.
Corinth reports a beneficial but insufficient shower for wheat and fall oats. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. McPherson of Grapevine to Rev. E. A. Garrison and family. L. T. Fowler and S. L. Carpenter traveled to Dallas. J. E. Robinson shipped a car of peanuts. W. D. Pockrus shed his threshers Tuesday for the season.
W B McClurkan reports from St Louis the Lowenstein stock sale now owned by Rice Stix Co with vast reduced prices on dry goods. Merchants and shoppers from Texas and beyond visit to seize bargains on ginghams blankets dress goods flannelettes outings cloaks and clothing. McClurkan claims shipments to his Denton store include many items never shown before at prices far below cost.
D. T. Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls friends misjudging his illness a lung cough nearly fatal then he used Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy allegedly cured his cough and improved his health, described as a wonderful life saver for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and weak lungs. Trial bottle free by J F Raley Co.
Tax collector Hawkins notes receipts are slow but steady as the year advances. By November 19, 891 polls were paid in the county. 555 in October leaving 336 paid in November.
The 1910 census shows New York state with 9,113,279 residents, a 25.4 percent rise since 1900. Ohio records 4,767,121 people, up 14.7 percent from the prior enumeration.
Denton reports Thanksgiving closures with only Liverpool markets open. Futures and spot prices show limited strength. livestock and local markets idle. Liverpool spots steady with midrange prices noted. groceries and various staples priced for wholesale and retail with typical Thanksgiving demand and reduced activity.
W. J. Bryan denounces a Baltimore conference proposed by the Sun of that city as a tool of conservatives. He says a conference at this time would misrepresent the rank and file and reveal those out of harmony with the party’s controlling influences.
Hon A C Owsley of Denton spoke to the junior law class at the University of Texas in Austin. The speech was entertaining and well received. Judge Townes, dean, introduced Col Owsley who noted his interest in young men as his son is among the class.
Mrs Tom Stover visits relatives at Little Elm while Sheriff Orr serves as a witness in Glen Rose Somm erwell county. Mr and Mrs Smith travel to Pilot Point this morning to spend Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs W D Burkes.
An advertisement touts Gillette Safety Razors in single units from five dollars and combination sets up to nine dollars. Razors are crafted from fine steel with nickel silver or gold plating and housed in metal morocco or pigskin cases. The copy urges readers that a Gillette Razor is a highly useful gift that provides long lasting satisfaction.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and related stomach symptoms. It claims a single dose digests all food, prevents fermentation, and can relieve discomfort within five minutes, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case from their druggist.
Grateful mothers report frail children gaining strength after using Vinci Liver Tonic. Letters from New Haven and Chicago say it improved health, appetite, and appearance. Readers urged to try Vinci with a money back guarantee if expectations aren’t met. O. M. Curtis endorsed.
Rev So RG Moore a Presbyterian missionary to Japan gave an entertaining and instructive talk on Japan at the First Presbyterian church. He described customs and beliefs of the people and noted his return from Japan last fall.
An enigmatic notice hints at a sought after item advertised within the edition. The key detail is a compelling price point of 84, inviting readers to look it up.
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