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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1909

Page

4

Knights Templar hold meeting with five new applicants

Dr J P Blount receives a Dallas fair invitation to attend a Tally day with Gov Harmayn of Ohio delivering a keynote speech. Guy Harmon is named Democratic presidential nominee prospect if he performs well in the Ohio campaign. A load of peanut hay brings $16 a ton on the square. Mr Kelly wins an engraved Taft Diaz invitation for a El Paso event with US Mexico and Texas seals.

Knights Templar Commandery Membersip J. P. Blount Dallas Harmayn Ohio Guy Harmon Dr. Blount Kelly el Paso United States Mexca Texas

Eye Trouble Leads to Removal Plan for Gillespie

Argo Gillespie of Nida Oklahoma, son of Mr and Mrs G J Gillespie of West Oak Street, is at the family home with an eye inflammation. Once subsidence occurs, an operation will be performed by Dr Lipscomb to remove the eye.

Argo Gillespie Nida, Ok G. J. Gillespie West Oak Street Dr. Lipscomb

Record Cold With Frost Hints On Tuesday Morning

Temperature readings show 40 as the low on Tuesday morning with frost hints but no frost observed. A cold wave began Monday evening driven by a north wind veering northeast, while a gulf storm rages raising hopes of more rain.

Heaters for Sale at Longtime Local Shop

The shop announces its heater lineup for the season with dozens of kinds priced from 1.50 dollars. No charge for setting. The note invites customers to drop in and see the points of merit in the line, reflecting nearly thirty years of sales.

Rally Day Arrangements Urge Pupils to Wear Tags

Denton Sunday schools push rally day for October 17 with a goal of 2,000 attendees. The committee asks pupils to wear tags, keep them on, and distribute them broadly to advertise the event. Volunteers are told to stock tags at their Sunday schools through A. P. Duggan.

Denton

Waterman's Fountain Pens Arrive at Minnis' Drug Store

New stock of Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens is now available at Minnis' Drug Store, offering customers a fresh supply of writing instruments and ink.

Waterman’s Ideal Minnis’ Drug Store

Frost Likely Tonight Across North East Texas

The weather dispatch predicts frost in the extreme northern East Texas region extending east from the 98th meridian through western Parker County. Tender vegetation should be protected tonight though the frost is unlikely to reach king frost levels.

East Texas 98Th Parker County

Be sure you are right take your prescriptions to Minnis Drug Store

A brief public notice encourages customers to verify their prescriptions and directs them to Minnis Drug Store for filling and guidance.

Minnis’ Drug Store

Fire damages Caddell Barber Shop Monday blaze

A late Monday fire caused slight damage to the Caddell barber shop on the court square's south side. Firemen arrived after the blaze started from a water heater and used a chemical engine to extinguish the flames before they gained much headway.

Caddell Court Square

Wood hauling multipled by three teams see orders lag

R J Wilson says a three line reader in the Record and Chronicle keeps three teams busy hauling wood while his orders fall behind. Advertising in the Chronicle proves profitable for him and other cases, and he urges belief in advertising. New songs and instrumental pieces are noted alongside a Lincoln Centennial Marek reference.

R. J. Wilson Wood Agony Record Chronicle Marie Garden of Dreams Lincoln Centennial Palmer's

The Smart Set to Perform George Washington Bullion

At Wrights Opera House the Smart Set presents a three act musical comedy drama George Washington Bullion featuring St Tutt Whitney as the title role. The advance notice promises clean wholesome humor and tuneful melodies with magnificent scenic embellishments and a strong onstage ensemble. The show arrives Friday October 16 and aims to be among the strongest entertainments on the current stage.

Wright’s Opera House St. Tutt Whitney George Washington Bullion Wright's Opera House

Rev Farr Resigns to Take Charge at Union Neb

Rev J W Farr pastor of Oak Street M E church for over a year tendered his resignation and will depart this week likely Wednesday for Union Nebraska where he has accepted a charge. He attended the Nebraska conference recently and was appointed to Union church.

Oak Street M. E Union, Neb J. W. Farr Union Neb

Palace Restaurant Trial Proposed

The Palace Restaurant receives a formal invitation to a trial, inviting a review of its offerings and service. Officials indicate an evaluative process to assess quality, ambiance, and customer experience at the establishment.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves

Mrs. Harry Abney of Big Springs visits her parents in South Locust street. J. W. Sullivan returns home from Bryan Eld. F. L. Young back from Vernon and Chillicothe revival meetings after thirty days away. R. C. Scripture and family to move to Dallas about Nov 1 with two homes bought. Edna Hyatt of San Antonio visiting Rev. M. T. Andrews. E. B. Hawkins families depart for Portales New Mexico. W. C. Grant to exhibit horses at Dallas fair then move them there. Squire F. M. Ready of Sanger and J. W. Hall near Argyle in town. Mrs. Dial and Miss Bri dance of Fort Worth guests of Mrs. P. G. Beyett. Briganeee enters College of Industrial Arts. Fred Keyte of South Dakota visiting home folks. pleased with South Dakota conditions.

Harry Abney Big Springs John A. Hann South Locust Street J. W. Sullivan Bryan Eld F. L. Young Vernon Chillicothe R. C. Scripture Dallas Edna Hyatt San Antonio M. T. Andrews E. B. Hawkins Portales N. M

Frontier Asthma Cure Offer In Buffalo Ad

advertisement promises a trial treatment for asthma with free information and no charge from Frontier Asthma Company located in Room 702 Buffalo New York.

Frontier Asthma Company Buffalo, N

Late frost could boost Denton cotton receipts

A Denton area farmer says a late mid November frost would add hundreds of bales to local cotton receipts despite small stands. Reports from upland areas note crop exhaustion with few bolls left on stalks. Denton is praised as the region’s best market and wood sales fetch $30 per cord. J. W. Wilson is mentioned in connection with local trading.

J. W. Carlton Decatur Denton Carlton

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Iery Hall, Scruggs & C T. B. Porter Mgr George Washington Salem Tutt Whitney Bainty Minnis’ Drug Mansfield Elson Musicales Sherman Bach Brower Notiche H. C. Storrie W.R. Scott Cloues West Side Square Peoples’ Home Tel. Co Bgan Blanks Denton County National Bank R. M. Mitchell H. F. Schweer & Co A. G. McMath NIDA Evers Hardware Co Barber Duggan Weather Bureau Geo. Whitten Side Square Denton Transfer CO Rev. Farr the Palace Restaurant Palace Restaurant Minnis Drug Store the Normal College Folloing High James K. Vardaman Mississippi Ernest Gamble Luther Manship Thomas Nelson Page Joel Chandler Harris Gov. Manship Reno B. Welbourn Newell Dwight Hillis Plymouth Church Brooklyn Southern University Glee Clubs Normal Auditorium M. Greenwood Hardy Kings School of Oratory Pittsburg Martyn College of Oratory Washington, D. C West Hickory Street R J. Wilson Enterprise Cc. E. Fowler The Denton Steam Laundry C. P. Poe Wrixes Insurance Just Julian Scruggs Ladies’ Outfitters Metripole H. B. Caddel Prop
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