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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
4
A vintage style ad asserts the right to choose a druggist and that the shop can compound any prescribed medicine. It promotes thirty years of experience, offers physician approval, and promises free citywide delivery. Two contact phones are provided.
M J Lane from Bosque county bought 140 acres five miles NW of town from Frank Craft for 7000 and sold to an Ellis county man for 9100 nine months later. He notes a half bale per acre in cotton and predicts a bale this week at 80 50, seed worth 13 or 14 more. Denton Steam Laundry employs about 14 people.
Mrs Barbara Catering Matlock invites Denton friends to the marriage of her daughter Maude to Mr Archer Hunter Watson on Thursday October 20 1910 at 830 pm at Presbyterian Church Frederick Ok with Linwood presence expected.
Cap H K Hopkins, longtime county resident now in his eighties, has shown some improvement after illness at his North Dean home. A short note confirms his continued frailty but gradual recovery. Long & King advertise timely grocery delivery with phone service 44.
An advertisement touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets from O. M. Curtis offering a five minute cure for indigestion and nightly distress. It promises a money back guarantee if not effective and notes a 50 cent price in local drugstores with claims of building stomach strength and overall vitality. Dates referenced include Sept 16 and Oct 7-28.
The club ladies served a fine dinner in the May building at the northeast corner of the square Friday and will repeat the dinner Saturday October 8. Admission is 25 cents. Ice cream will be served tonight and all day Saturday in the same building to benefit the domestic science program for the public school.
The Ladies Aig Society of Central Presbyterian Church will serve dinner next First Monday in the Kincaid building.
An advertising note from Frontier Asthma Company promotes free information and home treatment options. It invites readers to contact Room 702 at Buffalo New York and asserts commitment to meeting customer needs in groceries.
Thursday night at a regular meeting of the Blacksmiths' association new officers were elected: W. J. Lacy president J. R. Cobb vice president R. B. Rich secretary and treasurer A. White R. L. Spradlin and Joe Turpen managers. Long & King groceries urge customers to try their store with hundreds of satisfied customers.
The district court motion docket will open next week with Judge Potter arriving at noon Monday to hear requests for new trials in two Day cases and two railway cases. Some non jury civil cases may also be set for final disposition. Plus, start a grocery account with us. Phone 4.
October term county court closes Thursday afternoon with a criminal docket of forty two cases dominated by gaming related charges against numerous defendants. Civil docket lists damages and debts involving local firms and banks.
A roundup of personal travels from residents visiting Dallas Fort Worth and nearby towns. mentions include W McCombs Waketon E Durham Collasville Mrs Scripture Dallas Mrs Hildebrand Pilot Point Mrs Marine Whitesboro and others visiting relatives in Denton. Court and bankruptcy style notices list various suits and matters in regional courts.
A reader note lists multiple civil actions including Burns vs. T P Railway Co and Reed & Waterg v T S Maxwell Co for debt, Sprt v GC & 8 F Railway Co for personal injury, State v Wright for bail forfeiture, Wylie Smith v Poe Insurance for account, Lula Taylor v Sears, Wilson Hardware v Smith for debt and mortgage foreclosure, and Witherspoon v Evans for debt.
Federal Agriculture district agent Wm Ganzer returned from South and Southeast Texas and spoke in German and English to reach farmers in Fayette County. He organized county farmers for next year's demonstration work and spent Friday with Boys' Corn Growers clubs arranging their exhibit. He planned to visit Decatur Saturday for club meetings.
Severe strains on vital organs threaten breakdown and nerves. Electric Bitters is pitched as a matchless tonic medicine. Mrs J E Vands Sande of Kirkland Mill reports not breaking down during three months of strain, attributing it to Electric Bitters. Satisfaction guaranteed. 60c at J F Raley & Co.
Dr Beaty and Miss Mary Donald. Robt Roe and Mrs Bettle Bridges. Tinnie Harvey and Miss Virgie Ray obtained marriage licenses in the latest local notices.
I saved his leg writes J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin. Ten years of eczema and 15 doctors could not cure it until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. Infal lible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles. 26 cents at J F Raley & Co's.
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