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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
4
Redman and Smith performed to a large audience at the Majestic Airdome last night with singing and dancing drawing frequent applause. The act is praised as one of the best in some time and the team returns tonight with new pictures to be shown.
A fragmented verse hints at fashion contrasts with both black and solid colors in style. The reference to INTERWOVEN suggests a distant brand or label guiding the rest of the line, though details are sparse and unclear.
City Collector Egan and Deputy Roark report steady progress in recovering delinquent taxes, noting several hundred dollars collected of 3600 back taxes. Executions issued to county collectors will pursue funds from outside the city, including Fort Worth, as they target several sizable taxpayers.
Advertises The Landau kitchen cabinet praised for conven iences. Also notes fresh barrel of kraut and watermelons on ice available from D. R. Turner. Contacts listed as Alliance Milling Co with both phones.
A. D. Turner shipped 94 registered Shropshire sheep to a Louisiana breeder. A Dallas train hot box caused about a 35 minute delay. Jim Simmons moves his Oak street house to Hickory street and plans a new dwelling on the old site.
The writer argues against ironing as clothes burn and rub, claiming a steam press keeps starch fused, making garments hang better and reducing damage. They promote Scott's Steam Dye Works as the preferred method.
Secretary McCook says in terest already is great er than it has never been, signaling heightened financial concerns and ongoing fiscal scrutiny despite incomplete wording.
Officials predict one of Denton county s biggest crowds for the October 7 and 8 trade days with a premium list featuring corn show exhibits from the Denton County Corn Growers association and open tournaments. Entries already arrive for opening day races and a public practice session, with a gold medal prize planned for the tournament winner and free access to Majestic vaudeville and a lighted fire drill attracting town and country attendees.
A vintage ad urges customers to trust a prescription druggist with 30 years of experience. The message emphasizes drug purity and potency and the druggist’s duty to provide quality service and free delivery.
Judge Clem B Potter names Ed F Bates H G Allen and A P Duggan to audit county books. The committee began Tuesday and will review all county officers handling finances with the aim to finish by next Saturday night.
Denton Trust Company offers loans on farm lands and easy property with reasonable rates and friendly terms. Local home lenders trusted in the community.
In Watertown Wisconsin J A Swenson credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions eczema boils cuts burns and piles at 25 cents through J F Raley Co.
Word came Tuesday night of the death of Mrs W D Barnes near Stony from tuberculosis. Funeral held at 4 p m Wednesday. A local ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery with testimonials and price info.
Miss Nancy Fritz will marry Almonte Moon at 6 PM this evening at the bride's home on West Oak Street. Rev W T Whiteside of the M E Church South will perform the ceremony after which the couple will depart by Flyer to Quanah to reside. SCOTT S STEAM DYE WORKS advert follows.
Two well tempered, safe buggy mares offered at Swindoll's store priced at 109 dollars each. Seller notes suitability for light work and family driving. Potential buyers urged to inspect and compare conformation before purchase.
Sam P. Allison purchases the drug store on the square’s west side from W. E. Bass, taking charge Wednesday morning. The notice also advertises Parisian Sage hair treatment via O. M. Curtis with a guarantee and claims of dandruff removal and hair growth. Kraut barrels advertised by D. R. Turner.
Miss Harry Tucker of Aubrey and Rev. J. J. Moore of Lewisville visit Denton as many residents travel for schooling visits courthouse business and family gatherings. Individuals from Gainesville Dallas Pilot Point Roanoke Sayre and Argyle appear among guests relatives and travelers with moves to Dallas Texarkana Gainesville and Marshallburg noted.
A town welcomes newcomers by noting a large county and state drug store with wide stock and free delivery. It highlights a salesman corps focused on customer satisfaction and urges a trial to become a regular customer of the old drug store on the corner, telephone 52.
Mr Nance reports wheat up four inches since two weeks of rain and a good stand from seed from a field where his dogs grazed. District Agent Wm Ganzer returns from a Washington Chicago Des Moines trip and praises the department plan to boost southern corn production. Frontier Asthma company offers free home treatment and information. Denton Steam Laundry invites inspection of its plant.
A Kirkland Illinois resident credits Electric Bitters with preventing a breakdown during three months of severe strain. The advertisement claims the tonic is matchless and guaranteed, priced at 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A dealer named W. A. Taliaferro promotes a bicycle sale promising good value and a guarantee. The note positions the shop as a bargain option for buyers seeking cheap bikes.
Real reads mention Fresh fish and oysters offered by the Ideal Restaurant. A contact, G. W. Elbert, is listed for stove and heater wood inquiries.
Rev J J Moore reports the deaths of two longtime county residents. Susanna Burge about 90 died at her daughter Mrs J O Dorris home near Lewisville. Interment was at Hall cemetery. Grandma Carter 87 died in Lewisville at her daughter Mrs Dunn home and was buried at Hall cemetery. Tom Carter of Dallas Wm Carter of near Lewisville and Mrs Dunn survive.
Local notice lists groceries chickens eggs butter wood and feed sold by G W Alberts at 812tfe. Ad highlights common farm staples likely for rural customers in need of basic provisions.
The Ladies Aid of the Central Presbyterian church invites participation in quilting and comfort tacking projects. For details contact Mrs E D Criddle by phone.
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