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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement-promoted argument asserts Hyomei kills catarrh germs via inhalation claiming immediate relief and cure with a $1 outfit from O M Curtis plus druggists. It also touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $100 reward offer and testimonials, urging internal use to reach mucous membranes.
Announcement states Denton chosen for the Standard Business College to open Monday November 1. The home owned institution invites inquiries at New Phone 388 or Standard Business College Denton, promising broad attendance and economic benefit to the community while offering business training for young men and women.
A satirical note recommends keeping a Perry Davis Pain Killer on hand and letting the doctor rest in bed, as midnight doctors are unwelcome visitors and even the Doctor curses the luck that sends him home.
A flurry of visits and moves across Dallas, Denton, Oklahoma City, and nearby towns includes Rev. N B Baker relocating to Valley View and families like Claytor and Mayhew hosting relatives. Notables such as Miss Edna Cowan and Miss Mabel Jenkins travel from Trinity University Waxahachie, while others move their homes or visit kin in Argyle, Denison, Ardmore, and Stony.
An advertisement urges strengthening the mucous membranes to prevent coughs colds and pneumonia. It promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as an effective cure with a money back claim and offers two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 sold at the Rexall Store run by O M Curtis in Denton.
Corinth reports farmers using recent rains to sow wheat and oats while cotton picking winds down. A large crowd traveled to Dallas to see the President, and Rev. N B Baker resigns in Lynchburg for Valley View with the Lynchburg church inviting Rev. Richardson. Local notes mention good roads meeting, visits by J B Thedford, and school starting Monday. An advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil with a customer testimonial.
Agricultural Commissioner Kene was elected president and John Kerr of Shreveport was named secretary at the Dallas gathering. Paddock of Fort Worth delivered an address on conservation of resources this afternoon.
Me nice rain which fell Tom Lord who has been very sick of typhoid fever is somewhat thet wins Casey and family left Tuesday for San Angelo to make their home. Born, to Bud Birch and wife, Oct. 23, a girl. Miss Annie Gibbons has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Mary Martin of Tarrant county. Elder Robert Keith spent Friday and Saturday with his sons, Sam and Will Keith, of Fort Worth, WL. Chambers and family, Dave McNeal and family, Henry Chambers and wife left last Tuesday for Walters, Ok., to make their home. Mrs. Laura Dinkins and daughter of Argyle are visiting here this week. Joe Baird left last week for Arlington to attend school. John Q. Porter of Johnson county visited relatives and friends here last week. A. B. Chambers went to Dallas Friday on business Miss Ethel Simmons who is attending school at Cleburne visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Alfred Moore and little son visited in Argyle last week. Stella Simmons visited her uncle at Argyle last Friday.
The ad promotes Mi o Na tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach troubles, claiming relief from belching gas distress after eating and nervousness. It cites O M Curtis in Denton selling a 50 cent large box and offers free samples from Booth's Mi o pa Buffalo New York. It also mentions Wilsoy Hardware Company plumbing supplies and services.
Inquiries urge patrons to seek a notary public for affidavits and legal work with promises of profitable loan services offered by Penston Trust Company.
Local items record brief personal mentions. Mrs R A Lee of Justin and Roanoke. A Coffey of Aubrey. Alonzo Chandler near Lewisville. Hyder of Lewisville on business. Walter Ivey home from Ben ton Louisiana. Mrs Charles Saunders visiting Miss Ella Saunders in Lewisville. Mrs M Dvorak of Chicago returns home. J P Sebastian of Valley View meets daughter. group from Sanger to Dallas. John D Thomasons move to 104 North Locust. R J Wilson of Drop reports wheat prospects. J C Parr back from Texas Cumberland Presbyterian Synod in Corsicana. E F Stover of Lewisville notes cotton yields. Webb-Allison wedding arrivals. Prof E A Rice joining Draughon’s Dallas to work with A C McGinnis. W A Matthews recovering after fall. post oak and blackjack delivered by R J Wilson.
An advertisement cites H. H. Ward of Rayville Louisiana praising Hunt's Lightning Oil as a swift cure for injuries and laments finding nothing better in twenty years. It also touts Foley's Honey and Tar as clearing air passages soothing throats and expelling colds, urging buyers to refuse imitations in a yellow package.
A Denton page lists multiple social and business items. George P. Elbert nears completion of a new residence while L. Carpenter sells the mill and waterworks to J. L. Reese of Denton. Families travel to Dallas and Oklahoma and Epworth League organizes with Prof. Park leading.
Denton Texans urged to treat kidney disease promptly using Doan's Kidney Pills. J H Tennis of 76 E McKinney St Denton recounts backache and kidney weakness improved after using the remedy. Doan's sold by all dealers for 54 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
All who want to attach to the sewer mains are asked to call at the waterworks office with street number and lot and block number to complete application blanks. This must be done before a permit to connect can be issued. H. C. Storrie, Supt.
Train schedule details list southbound and northbound numbers with times through morning and evening. Limited and Dallas branch services are noted with key departure times. Several lines show fragmentary OCR text and misprints.
The text discusses Tammany Hall backing Gaynor for mayor and doubts about the rest of the ticket. It notes Hearst's impact on votes, suggesting possible losses among radical voters and Republican optimism unable to hide real prospects.
Free trial treatment information for asthma offered by Frontier Asthma Company. Contact Room 702 Bufilas New York for full details and no charge.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell recounts long fight with indigestion liver trouble constipation and nerves. After using Electric Bitters he reports restored health and vigor able to resume daily business. Sold at J. F. Raley & Co for 50 cents.
The Record and Chronicle call for readers to place want ads now rather than wait for a buyer. Local merchants and residents are urged to list items for sale, trade, or service quickly to reach eager buyers in the community.
Mrs J C Coit entertained the Webb Allison wedding party at dinner Tuesday night Eight courses were served with white and green table decorations A coat glass vase with snowball chrysanthemums formed the centerpiece Slipper placecards with orange blossoms and a bride and groom at the wheel were used Souvenirs were small rice filled hearts as a bridal shower cue Guests included Mr Webb and Miss Allison Miss Graham of Dallas Miss Carver of Farmersville and Ray Allison
A promotional note touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal cure for aches pains stiff joints cuts burns and bites claiming it outperforms other remedies. The advertisement highlights 50c and 25c bottle sizes and positions the product as a superior treatment.
If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble realize their danger they would begin taking Foley's Kidney Remedy without delay. It stops pain and irregularities, strengthens these organs, and guards against Bright's disease. Garlinson & Kimmons.
Oct 25 Plainview reports welcome rain totaling about one and a half inches. Wheat and oats look good, corn short but a wheat pasture is available. Health is good, cotton gathering underway, Denton county exhibit praised at the fair. Local church groups enjoyed a successful Sunday, and Mrs. Lou Ezell plans to join her husband in Oklahoma.
A Oneonta New York man reports his little girl was greatly helped by Foley’s Orino Laxative, calling it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The product is described as mild pleasant and effective in curing habitual constipation. Garison & Kimmins.
Oct 26 report from Dickson notes cool weather and a talk by J. Lawrence on The Boys in Gray with moving pictures. Residents Monroe Selby family and Charley Orr attended the Dallas fair. G W Baker entered stock at Dallas. Other local moves include Clarence Richey trading farms and Dr Robertson visiting Salt Branch.
Capudine claims to cure sick headaches nervous headaches travelers headaches and aches from grip stomach troubles or female troubles. It promises immediate relief with no cocaine effects and is sold by druggists.
Hawkeye reports mild week weather with wheat fields green. Residents and visitors include Ben Chandler in Denton, J J Nance in Krum, John Chandler in Dallas for the fair, Joe Vothe in Krum, Lula and Maggie Chandler visiting Mrs L E Henderson in Krum, C A Davis in Dallas, and D Pace J H Koiner T V.
Attendees of the Baptist association at Hebron included Misses Minnie and Mary Stuart and Grover Stuart with H F P Lane. Joe Campbell of Rogers visited Ray Baker over the weekend. Elrod family members and Srs. 5 Elrod went to Denton. Cumberland Presbyterian elders at Sunnydale reappointed Rev J P Mason. J E Elrod, G Vaughn and daughter Maude attended the Dallas fair. D E Thomas and family moved to Vernon. H B Joiner of Venison Ohio visited J L Bryan and family. P Starr went to Denton yesterday.
An interview with Hessiz Ellis Drug Co reveals unprecedented demand for Q-Ban Hair Restorer and Q-Ban Hair Tonic from Memph is wholesalers. Drug Stores report strong sales and a money back guarantee after six bottles if hair color does not improve. The tonic targets gray hair and promises 3 to 6 inches annual growth and dandruff relief.
A fire started Tuesday afternoon burned much of H. Evers Meadow three miles northwest of the city. Two men were in the meadow at the time, but all trespassers will be prosecuted. The blaze destroyed grass livestock forage for winter.
T J White of Denton Texas petitions for a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under federal bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set for November 9 1972 before Referee O D McReynolds in Sherman with notices to creditors by mail.
The Record and Chronicle highlights the wide range of want ads available to readers seeking goods, services, or notices. The paper promotes the versatility of classifieds as a fast, affordable way to reach local buyers and sellers.
W. T. Johnson sold 80 acres of black land near Plainview for 45 dollars an acre to Brooks and Bean of Royce City. The transaction occurred Wednesday in Hunt County.
An advertisement extols Dr Kines New Discovery as a supreme throat and lung remedy. It claims germ killing power and rapid cough relief, touts cures for bronchial inflammation and hemorrhages, and mentions a Black Jack, North Carolina testimonial.
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