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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
4
Born to Mr and Mrs Wade Gas king of Krum a girl. Asthma home cure trial information free from Frontier Asthma company Buffalo New York. Long and King announce another delivery wagon with routes northwest and south every 30 minutes. Fresh fish and oysters at Smiths Restaurant and groceries by D R Turner phone 7.
An old fashioned ad urges readers to choose this druggist for any prescriptions. It notes a thirty year history of experience, offers to compound prescriptions regardless of writer, and promises delivery across the city with no extra charge. Two phone numbers are listed.
L T Fowler from Cornto J F Moore and J Abbott in Fort Worth on business IsaJar Zesmer A Smith to spend Thursday in Dallas Mrs Mary Lindsey Grapevine attends presbytery E T Gordon Whitesboro attends Denton presbytery Miss Ellen Smith to La Ward to teach Miss Clara Griffin attends Denton presbytery from Krum Wupuhurehs Pilot Point attends Denton presbytery Mr and Mrs H C Epps Seattle visiting FE B Peter Byron Moffitt from Pilot Point attends presbytery Nannie Murrell and brother Clarence visit Fort Worth RE Beall Fort Worth returns with uncle S O Beall W Moravior J M Barrett Rev F L McFadden go Sherman for Southron Presbyterian synod Moore resumes road work to Oklahoma County Commissioners inspect Stewart Creek bridge Miss Carrie Carswell and Robert Carswell leave for Macon Ga BE Yancey Sherman visitors Cynthia Ruth Hayden Willard Hayden visit Labbie Lula Simmons East Oak street returning home this morning
Wresh fish and oysters available at Smith's with grocery orders taken by phone. Call D. R. Turner to place your order.
The annual Tank Scrap at Purdue University Lafayette Ind ends with the Freshmen defeating the Sophomores for the third time in history. Roy Borden and Sidney Bates are noted as victors with Bates bruised. An estimated 10 000 visitors attended and the event lasted 31 minutes. The victory parade included painted Sophomores and a bonfire on Stuart field.
A wedding gift should last generations and serve daily for a lifetime. Silver tableware fits this ideal with immediate use and vast potential for molding and decoration. Gorham Silverware offers a long tradition of wedding silver, with teaspoons priced from $4 per set and up.
A fragmented note from Craddock building lists rejoicing among the fourteeners and a plan to send a cutting show to Mr Tripp. It mentions leaving four strings after a fight and describes a crude method to secure a victim, with references to a grocery at D. R. Turner and a South Side square location.
It saved his leg writes J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin after ten years of eczema and failed treatments. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it leaving him sound and well. The advertisement claims the salve treats skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and costs 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Heavy showers with about a quarter inch of rain fell Tuesday night after seven in Denton and nearby areas. Rain varied across the county with lighter falls at Stony Lewisville and Mingo, heavier east of Elm Fork, and a mixed pattern west toward Dallas. Cotton suffered little damage from the gentle rain though some staining occurred and wheat growers fear sprouting without growth. North of Denton, Smith's farm reported good rain. a broad area recorded 0.53 to 1.8 inches near Dallas. In other news Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a universal remedy with a money back guarantee for any failing case.
Tennis goods at the Bicycle Store highlights a local retailer, LONG and KING, promoting sports gear as a daily essential. The brief promotes the store as a prime source for tennis equipment and related goods.
Advertises prompt home delivery for prescription medicines with no extra charge. Urges customers to phone in orders and notes the service should not be overlooked when needing drug items. Includes call to action for placing orders by phone.
A dense notice of transfers records numerous deeds with buyers and sellers including Coulter, Mc Carroll, Minnerly, Sims, Hendrix, Moore, Copeland, Chase, Palmer, Belew, Ball, Johnson, Gillespie, Reynolds, and McKinney. Parcels span surveys like Susan O Mc Carroll Jas Bridges and White addition to Pilot Point, with prices from $500 to $5,720. The item ends with a general ad for Long and King supplying goods.
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