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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
4
President Bizzell said dormitory space is full but arrangements are being made to accommodate additional students in nearby homes. He expects attendance of at least 300 this year, with classes able to absorb the extra applicants despite tighter accommodations.
J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin 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 salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and notes 26 cents at J F Raley Co.
A bold claim promotes a French dry cleaning process that preserves suits better than traditional starch treatments. The seller argues that washing causes shrinkage and fading, while their method returns garments to a like new condition.
A cheeky exhortation invites readers to place notices in the Lost and Found columns of the Chronicle. It teases a chance to recover missing items by advertising them, urging participation and highlighting the column as a community resource.
A compact verse contrasts black and solid colors with summer style. It hints at a rest missing from fashion talk while naming Interwoven as a contender in the rest around a mile.
This afternoon at 2:20 at 40 South Elm street the popular Denton couple Miss Margaret May Cobb and Douglass J. Mitchell will be married by Rev. W. C. West of Burns City. Miss Cobb is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Cobb and Mitchell is a local young business man.
Jno A. Hann & Co announce a new millinery department in Denton featuring a stylish line of pattern hats. The shop invites customers to visit and preview daily arrivals as hats are displayed using a new method.
Fresh fish and oysters are featured at The Ideal Restaurant today offering a selection of seafood specials for diners seeking coastal flavors. The menu highlights include daily catches and seasonal preparations.
Fred McCormick and wife visited Mineral Wells with Mrs McCormick staying for health reasons. In Bowie County residents, many fault the road improvement fund outcomes. Contractors and planners blame the supervising engineer Charles E Hayden of Sherman, who says the work follows the plans and that faulty plans caused the county to spend money.
Oswego New York resident A Cooper suffered a stubborn lung racking cough at night for years. He cites Dr King’s New Discovery as curing him completely and ending night symptoms. The advertisement touts relief from colds coughs sore lungs lagrippe asthma and hayfever with a trial bottle available and a money back guarantee by J F Raley & Co.
Probate in Denton County covers the Brandon estate value around $30,000 with executor H S Smith replacing J F Rutherford. Beneficiaries include First Baptist Church Buckner Orphans Home and several individuals. codicils adjust sums and home occupancy rights. Other notices include minor Jos Tischler guardianship and Nancy Hankin will with four executors and trust shares. An asthma ad appears amid notices.
On farm lands and city property, Denton Trust Company advertises deals with home people. Rates are reasonable and terms likely favorable to buyers seeking rural and urban holdings.
An advertisement from Minnis' Drug Store stresses the pharmacist's responsibility to deliver pure potent drugs. It urges customers to choose a caring druggist and trust their services, offering free delivery and noting 30 years of experience by J. A. Minnis at 188 J. A. Minnis.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 9 45 at the courthouse with morning preaching at 11. First Presbyterian led by Rev F L McFadden with Sunday School 9 45 and services at 11 and 8. First Baptist notes county convention tomorrow at 11 with President W B Bizzell speaking on The Efficient Church. First Christian Church under A D Rogers with services at 11 and 7 30 and Y P C E at 7. Central Presbyterian with morning service at 11 and evening at 7 45 featuring Unexpected Encouragement and Bible study at 8. Y P S C E gatherings listed with leaders and times. all are invited.
The M E church South holds Sunday school at 9 30 with Prof W P Butler in charge The pulpit will be occupied by Rev D H Aston Gainesville Morning and evening services at 11 and 7 30 with junior league at 4 and senior devotional at 6 30 All members and friends are earnestly invited Visitors welcome.
Mrs W D Parkinson aged about 35 years died Saturday morning at 6 o clock one mile north of Corinth from typhoid fever after a two week illness. Interment was held Saturday afternoon at Shiloh Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and three children.
The fragment notes an entity M. RB. Gilbert involved in a discussion about costs for a triathlon event. Further details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
An advertisement urges readers to buy White Oak lumber from H. H. Hardin & Co and promotes Denton’s new good laundry service as a reason to patronize local businesses.
Douglas J. Mitchell and Margaret May Dobbs receive license, D. A. Sparkman and Jewel Enlow, H. F. Holly Jr. and Miss Rosie Lott listed. Also note fresh barrel kraut and fresh mackerel deliveries at D. R. Turner with phone contact 7.
A shipment arrives with fresh fish and oysters for Ideal Restaurant. Menu planning and supplier details are confirmed for immediate service.
A friendly note extols the MON ARCH range for its perfect bake, low fuel use, ease of upkeep, and durability. The sample in the show window invites careful inspection to prove its merit, with staff ready to explain why it is dependable hardware.
Mrs. Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky credits Cardui with ending sixteen years of female trouble after three months of use. She reports relief from cramps convulsions and pain and urges other women to try Cardui from the Women’sAdvice line and The Pepper Medicine Company.
A roundup of local residents and visitors with brief notes on where they came from or went to today. Names include T. G. Williken, S. M. Bradley, Mrs. A. P. Cowan and son, BE. W. Belcher, J. M. Booth, Miss Lexie Dean, Rev. F. L. McFadden, Mrs. C. O. Abernathy, Mrs. L. L. Huffmeyer, Miss Ena E. Steger, Mrs. Wynne, Miss Eva Buttes, Willie Briggs, Mrs. F. B. Rhea, Miss Pearl Colster, A. L. Peay, Mrs. F. Scharmareher, Miss Blanche Thomason, Miss Lillie Rice, Miss Margaret Evans, Mrs. Wm. Bevis and Baby, Mrs. M. V. Kerley, Mrs. Tucker and daughter Adhie, Mrs. Chas. Saunders and Miss Ella Saunders with various movements between Fort Worth, Dallas, Denton, Aubrey, Dal hart, Iowa Park, Cleburne, Denison, Pilot Point, Waxahachie, Waco, Kansas City, Denver, and San Antonio.
Local notes report the Ladies Aid and Missionary society will meet at 3 PM Monday with Mrs. W F Jarrell. A building extension by Benett Bros. on the east side is to house a gentlemen's furnishings department. A cold norther chills the area and macadam work on West Oak remains incomplete at Walnut street crossing.
A local jeweler touts the department as the best selection in Denton county with carefully chosen goods from multiple renowned makers. He emphasizes diversity in chains lockets rings and watch cases and claims superior quality, value, and world recognition across lines. The message invites customers to buy here for guaranteed satisfaction.
Epworth League outlines program for tomorrow with Leader R C Smith and Rev D H Aston speaking on Mercy to the Fallen Rescue Work. Songs include What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Work for the Night Is Dominion. Open meeting features announcements benediction and six vocal selections. Ideal Restaurant ad promotes 4c a word classif. reach 3 000 families daily and 15 000 weekly.
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