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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
4
Local brief notes a Monday night fire department response to a brush pile across from Sam Houston school that caused no damage. J Parr presents the Chamber of Commerce with boxes of late peaches grown from seedlings noting both freestone and cling varieties with circumferences from eight to eight and a half inches.
R. H. Powell, once dangerously ill at Terrell, is reported to be recovering well. Mrs. Powell, who went to see him, has returned home.
Judy Potter announced Tuesday that the jury summoned for next week will not be needed. Sheriff Orr Wag requested to notify jurors not to come.
Minnis Drug Store advertises a fast delivery service with no extra charge. The notice emphasizes quick delivery and encourages customers to use the service.
An ad-promises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic to reverse hair loss by cleansing and stimulating roots. It claims antiseptic action, dandruff removal, and new growth with regular use, offered in 50c and $1 sizes at the Rexall store of M. Curtis with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
Out of town mourners attended the funeral of Rev T J Simmons at the M E church. Services were led by Rev T J Beckham and Rev W T Whiteside, after which the body was sent to Pilot Point for burial in the Pilot Point cemetery. Telegrams of condolence came from several friends including R H Stewart J B Wilson E O Tenison M M Brooks Howard Ar dre y J E Wiley Arthur Anderson and M C Quillian.
Wood sale notice states plenty of stove and fire place wood offered by G. W. Elbert. Includes description of quality for cooking and heating use and pricing implied in a local notice.
Notice to students advertising tennis equipment and bail goods for sale at the Bicycle Store located on North Side.
Dr. J. P. Blount, president of the Denton County National Bank, married Mrs. K. D. Fritzlen at 8 p m Monday at Mrs. F. E. Piner's home. Rev. Andrew F. Heltman officiated. Only a few friends attended. They reside at the corner of West Sycamore and South Locust streets.
Long King Grocers offers prompt service courteous treatment and low prices with contact by phone.
H C Holmes of the Denton black land experiment station was notified Tuesday he will go to Temple to assume charge of the farm and report to Dr Harrington on October 15. Holmes noted a successor here had not yet been chosen. Sewing done. Mrs Gist, 48 B Sycamore. Start your grocery account with us. Long & King.
Two suits were filed in the district court Monday. N. P. Johnson sues J. F. Bell for debt and foreclosure. Maude Adams sues Dave Adams for divorce.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdowns during severe strain. The letter asserts the tonic's matchless value for weak or run-down health and promises satisfaction guaranteed, available for 60 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
A column note offers ten words per week in Dally and a week in Weekly for 40 cents. The item records a priced reading plan or service with basic terms and cost.
The county court docket includes Joe Webb on theft and burglary trials with two year penitentiary terms while Lawrence Coker faces delayed murder proceedings. A seventh week jury pool is named for the district court with 30 plus jurors listed.
Jreer W N Grant J B Hobson Cc Hall J E Allen W R Mc Carroll J A Ball J F Black 8 B Adams J E Evans D H Smith and P J Beyett appear in the official notice as named parties involved in the pending action and related duties.
City council discusses forcing contractors to restore streets after sewer connections. Officials decide the city may compel replacements and charge plumbers’ bonds if streets are left torn up. The body also orders maintenance on sewage beds, street extensions, and a gasoline age ordinance.
Randall County News notes the West Texas State Normal held its first service at the Methodist church and will move to the Normal building soon. Registration at the courthouse reached 152 with expectations to near 200 as students arrive from across Texas and nearby states.
A fragmented note from Moung City claims a cost hike for a project described as tri fle added by M. BR. Gilbert. The legibility limits further detail on the figure or scope.
Denton citizens are invited to a reception at the Texas College of Industrial Arts on October 3 1910 from 8 to 11 pm to meet Mr and Mrs W B Bizzell the new president and his wife. Regents and faculty issue a general invitation to all Denton and Denton County residents.
An old ad notes ten dollar dresses from Long and King by Julian Scruggs. It stresses savings and customer satisfaction with phrases about groceries and hundreds of satisfied customers, inviting readers to inquire by phone.
The weather office forecast colder conditions Monday night and a sharp norther hit after dark. Temperatures fell from above 90 Monday afternoon to about 65 or lower Tuesday morning, prompting heavy coverings and leaving many in shirtsleeves absent. Local ads note new belts at 50 cents to 1 dollar and fresh bread at the Ideal Restaurant.
A pharmacist with thirty years in the field concentrates on prescription handling and patient care. The veteran professional emphasizes accuracy, safety, and personalized counseling to ensure effective medication use.
An old ad lists eight room house on a good street with 100 by 165 foot lot for 1200 dollars, a four room house 50 by 106 near in for 500, and various barter offers. It notes loan business and a mix of local real estate bargains and trade opportunities with casual distant quotes and quotes Abe Lincoln.
A series of short personal mentions records visits and travels including Herman Stanley in Fort Worth Mrs Baggett from Garza F E Tobin from Aubreay Jim Ballew Pilot Point Miss Packey heading to Nashville Tenn J M Joney from Pilot Point at court Editor Spencer Aubrey Herald and local families visiting Dallas Lewisville McKinney and Fort Worth for funerals and family visits.
Frontier Asthma announces a home trial program offering information and treatment at no charge. Located at Root 702, Buffalo, New York, the company promotes free access to trial materials and guidance.
A short prompt urges calling the number 44 for groceries when hungry, presenting a simple service offer without additional details or context.
Monday night the faculty hosted an informal get acquainted reception at the College of Waustrial Aing. The rotunda was decorated for the event and over 209 students attended with faculty and their wives. Refreshments were served by students.
A reader asks if the grocer can fulfill a requested order and whether the store will meet their grocery needs. The message seeks confirmation that the business will serve the customer's shopping requirements.
The notice advertises a weekly classified rate of 4 cents a word for the Daily and a weekly offer in the Weekly to reach about 3 060 families and 15 000 people at a very low cost.
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