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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates with monthly, semiannual, and yearly mail options stated in advance. A public notice from Denton Texas dated October 11, 1910 assures corrections for any publication reflections upon character or standing brought to the publishers’ attention.
A Denton businessman praises trades day events for drawing people to town and building trade links. He notes visitors who previously avoided Denton now return regularly, and credits the Chamber of Commerce with fostering a town unity and rising business volume through organized trades days.
The Ariel club in Denton held its first meeting of the year on October 6, 1916 at Mrs. Banks home. Twelve members attended with guests Mrs. Bizzell and Miss Barton. Resignation of Mrs. Abney read and Miss Barton proposed for membership. The group planned a cooperative year as each member assumed responsibility for her part. Miss Boylan led the first History of Music lesson. Mrs. Allison presented the composer Margaret R Laws paper due to Mrs. Griffin’s resignation. Mrs. Evers substituted for Mrs. Sullivan and shared The Day Is Gone. Illness prevented numbers by Mrs. Schweer and Mrs Deavenport. The club adjourned to meet October 20 with Miss Ferguson.
A large audience heard Dr. J. P. Mason preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian tent meeting on Monday night. The revival continues with two daily services at 9 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. A steady turnout marks the campaign, with worship and prayer sessions guiding attendees.
Oswego resident A Cooper describes years of night time chest trouble before using Dr King’s New Discovery which he says cured him completely. The ad touts relief for colds coughs lung ailments hay fever and asthma and offers a 50 cent to 1.00 trial bottle with a safety guarantee by J F Raley & Co.
The school board approved a holiday for students on circus day October 24 at its regular monthly meeting. Routine business included approving accounts and receiving the treasurer's report.
A brief classified style prompt notes a promotional contact for grocery needs urging readers to phone 44 LONG & KING for purchases and potential savings. The fragment emphasizes ready access to groceries via a telephone offer.
Geo Wilkerson and Wesley Young were in McKinney Tuesday finalizing a land sale. Wilkerson sold his 80 acre farm west of Allen to Sjom Rasor Jr for about 70 dollars an acre. Wilkerson now resides in Krum Denton County with excellent health. Mrs Wilkerson shares that good health.
Monday morning between 2 and 3 o clock a fire in Trustcott caused a loss of 24000 dollars with Truscott Mercantile Co. the heaviest loser. Also reports note a Manchester union lockout costing about 500009 and depleting union funds by 200000, aviator Eugene Ely landing near Indiaana Harbor after 19 miles of his Chicago to New York flight. County surveyor Mata gorda county visited Austin with the County Judge, Carrington cites around 5000 acres of vacant land in the county. A London vet warns cats cause tuberculosis and other diseases, and a slow rain fell over 11 San Angelo district counties overnight. Barcelona experiences rising excitement amid Portugal revolution flare and renewed street animation.
An advertisement extols Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a source of iron nerve indomitability and energy. It promises strong, keen bodies and attributes success to the product, citing Ry & Co.'s reproductions and implying medical efficacy.
The Great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Big United Shows promise a dazzling Denton visit on Monday October 24 with fifty clowns from around the world. New tricks and fresh equipment totaling 3,200,000 dollars underscore a season of unmatched splendor and universal laughter.
The Denton Presbytery begins at 7 30 pm with delegates arriving from Gainesville Whitesboro and Dallas for an educational rally and a first day program. Leaders include President Oakley Hornbeck and Dr Irving with sessions on education of girls and boys and reports to follow on college aid missions and ministerial relief.
Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a guarantee refund if not satisfactory. Claims growth and dandruff reduction in 93 of 104 uses, promising scalp stimulation and non greasy use. Sold at Rexall Stores with O. M. Curtis backing. Two sizes available 50c and 1.00.
Dr George W Truett arrived Monday and preached at First Baptist to a crowded audience on Soul Winning His Tuesday morning sermon on Prayer drew another full house He will conduct two funerals in Dallas today then return to Denton Wednesday for two sermons daily throughout the week Dr Andrews will preach tonight
A Kirkland Illinois resident credits Electric Bitters for avoiding breakdown during three months of severe strain. The ad touts the tonic as matchless and guarantees satisfaction, with a 50 cent price at J. Raley & Co.
A large attendance filled the Woodmen open session on Monday evening with fifty five Normal students among the guests. The program included a welcome by Sov. G. Milliken, responses by Sovereigns Asamore and Foster, a recitation by Miss Emma Johnson, readings by Miss Clark, and a Woodcraft address by Chas. G. Thomas of Lewisville, head clerk of Jurisdiction C covering Texas, Arizona and New Mexico, followed by music from the N. T. S. N. quartet.
Twenty years of study yielded a method to separate the medicinal elements from cod liver oil while retaining its benefits. Vinol blends these elements with tonic iron and a mild wine, is clearly labeled, and promises better results without the oil. Sold by O. M. Curtis in Denton Texas with a money-back guarantee if it fails to meet claims.
Mrs. G. H. Kimbrough received a telegram on Monday informing that her sister Mrs. Ann Martin died October 10 in Stevenson Alabama. Mrs. Ann Martin was the wife of Mayor J. F. Martin of Stevenson.
A brief note urges keeping two phone lines in mind for grocery orders. It hints at convenience and quick access when shopping. The message lacks specific dates or places but emphasizes remembering contact details for future grocery needs.
In a tense Alaska plant confrontation, Wayne Wayland accuses Boyd Emerson of a multi-party scheme involving stock theft and a mysterious woman. Amid threats and rival interests, Mildred declares independence and a planned engagement to Willis Marsh, reshaping loyalties and control of the enterprise.
In a tense confrontation Rick Boyd defies Marsh as Wayne Wayland warns to keep away from his daughter Mildred. Cherry Munlotte observes the turmoil while crew fatigue and a fish-canery bustle unfold. Boyd reveals Marsh’s insinuations damaged their bonds and vows to expose the truth with Mildred’s support.
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