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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1910
Page
4
Minnis Drug Store advertises thirty years of experience in compounding physicians' prescriptions and strict stock purity. It pledges careful, skilled, technical service with prompt delivery at no extra charge and a focus on patient protection, inviting customers to visit. Contact via phones 188.
A well located modern home offers exceptional value with contemporary finishes and efficient layout. Prime neighborhood access to shops and transit enhances appeal while preserving comfortable living space and practical amenities. Outstanding price for a move in ready residence.
An ad assortment showcases Henry Russell Miller titles and C N Williamson works with a complete Rose in the Ring and The Lost Ambassador catalog. Highlights include 50 cent copyrights and a sale of items once priced up to 1.75 dollars now offered at 50 cents, with note of limited quantities.
Funeral for Capt. R. L. Hopkins, who died Friday night, took place Sunday morning at 19 o clock at the family home on North Locust Street. Rev Father Prater of Dallas presided, with Sul Ross Camp Confederate Veterans and Acting Commander W. J. Lacy escorting to S O F cemetery. Comrade E. T. Bates led prayers, R. H. Bates read burial service, Emory C. Smith delivered the oration. Pallbearers E. B. Peter John Martin C. A. Williams W. B. Brown W. H. Pinckley Boone Daugherty. Floral offerings noted. LONG & KING
J A Minnis, a prescription druggist, marks thirty years in the business with noted service. Colleagues recall his steady work, accurate dispensing, and community trust across decades at his downtown drugstore.
Mrs Laurence H McSweer is ill and Miss Bessie Staples is confined to her bed by illness J P MeGes reported better The Denton Trust Co bought a new auto an RF ta The post office building interior is being renovated A deed filed transferring 190 acres of the James Haynie survey to J D Bates for 11600 A birth announced at Meadow Texas to Mr and Mrs J W Peeler formerly Estie Geers The hunting season opens Tuesday with many places posted reducing access NH Johnson Sr celebrates partial restoration of sight after Dallas operation A runaway horse from N B Jones ended at the post office area causing a wheel to smash and stop the animal Numerous small ads from local merchants and services follow including plumbing groceries and hardware notices.
J. W. Gardner of the Dallas Baseball club signs Charles M. Phillips, a pitcher from Denton County teams Roanoke, Lewisville and Little Elm. The six foot three, 19 year old Texan from Smithfield is praised for speed and control. A fan’s tip led to the trial, with no scout sent. Another Denton boy, Choc Roark, may also receive a Texas league trial next year.
Cora Brown the 15 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Brown of five miles east of town died Sunday night from bowel trouble Funeral services will be held at 4 o clock Monday afternoon at the Brown residence and interment will be at Shi low cemetery Pipe work advertised by Taylor Hart ware company Fresh dill pickles available at D R Turner s Phones 7
The CHY teachers met for the fourth regular meeting October 29 with roll call as in prior gatherings. The program included a report on difficulties in teaching arithmetic to sixth and seventh graders, language and literature correlation, memorizing as a study factor, and using ideas in study. The next meeting is set for November 19.
Attend the Big Bargain giving event at Hann and Co. A local sale highlights discounts and special offers to attract customers and clear inventory. The notice urges patrons to visit the store during the advertised event window.
Mrs. A D Turner returned from Dallas as her husband planned to travel to San Antonio with their prize winning Shropshires. He earned thirty two premiums and the Texas championship at the fair, then sold about seventy head to buyers from across the state.
A noisy advertisement collage lists big bargains at Hann & Co. across all lines with olive varieties from D R Turner and pipe work references to Taylor Hard. The weather forecast warns of a cold wave and urges preparedness by ordering wood from G W Elbert. A plug for Smith's Restaurant promises satisfaction and repeat orders.
Lewisville residents J. W. Durbin and G. W. Farrington appear in town for court and a month long stay. Capt. W. J. Lacy, Mrs. H. B. Caddel attend Mrs. Bean’s funeral in Gainesville. Pigs shown at Dallas fair fetch 70 dollars. Misses Harper visit Denison. Edith Mackey to Burant. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a universal healer. local ads for dill pickles bread concrete work and plumbing.
Hann & Co advertises low prices at a big sale while announcing R T May buying into S A Gibson’s grocery to form Gibson May. An accompanying testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery for lung troubles with a trial bottle offered by J F Raley & Co.
Sterling silver tableware is touted as an ideal wedding gift with durable daily use. A set of china spoons is advertised at 4 dollars or more or a silver dish priced at 509 dollars, with many other items at various prices. See the window.
The insurance firm Bates Browder is dissolved as Ed F Bates retires and H F Browder continues the business. Browder will collect all outstanding accounts and settle indebtedness. Long and King offers delivery service to fulfill orders promptly.
Hann and Co advertise that the entire stock is on sale with no odds and ends left. They urge customers to see for themselves and promise more value with better bread from Smith's Restaurant, highlighting contact via both phones.
An advertisement touts Corbius Vacuo Masseur as softening the skin improving circulation and removing wrinkles. It is pitched as a simple easy to use product aimed at women seeking youthfulness with a price of 1 50 dollars.
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