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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented timetable lists southbound trains including No. 209 Limited at 6 10 a m and 8 26 a m and No 205 Flyer and No 281 toward Dallas with mixed service at 1 25 p m and 7 13 p m Also mixed from Dallas No 182 and No 210 Limited appear with 10 20 p m as the final listed time entries
April 4 notes detail visits and travels of residents across Celina Prosper Aubrey Sanger Trent and Vallejo California. People mentioned include Mrs George Wright visiting parents, Lewis Rue Hoyt Norwood in Denton, Mrs Henry Bell and Jimmie of Prosper, Haddie Smith of Aubrey, Mack Coffey near Aubrey, Ted Rue, Bob Strickland family, Will Graham May Jones Mamie Kemp Hattie Lewis, R L Kerr Bernard, Tom Couser, John McDonald Aubrey, Pua Jackson, R G Cudd Sanger, Florence Kerr, Bertha Hill and Genia Jones.
Local notes report visits and returns from Coolidge to Dallas and Denton. Notables include Rev E A Ingram of Waco preaching, J M Hendrix returning from Don, and C M Jacobsen in Dallas. A birth is recorded for Jim Ratliff’s family. Nora Neace dies in Fort Worth area.
April 5 reports show C L M Crowder and Alpheus and Joel Chambers from Denton visiting J R Chambers family. John Brown near Lewisville visits C L Brown, while Roberta Keith improves. Various residents travel to Denton Argyle Grapevine Roanoke and Waketon for singing and visits.
Dr J W Roark traveled to Denton when news spread that a young man named Patterson died at the home of Mr Bles southeast of Roanoke Monday afternoon The body was shipped to Fort Worth for burial Tuesday afternoon Ladies of the Methodist church packed a box Tuesday for the Orphans Home at Waco led by Mrs R Howard and the child
April 5. S. A. Ashley returned from Denton. P. A. Whitson returned to Mrs. Davis of Fort Worth visited here. Prof. J. C. Roark returned from Denton. W. T. Wilson trip to Commerce. Rev. J. W. Tincher in Tioga. Turner Roark of Denton visited Prof. J. C. Roark. Rev. J. A. Averette returned from Tioga. Miss Dora Kelley and Willie returned from Collinsville. John Wilkins of Pilot Point visited his sister Mrs. Pearl Coffey.
Rains boost crops as Sanger hosts the Presbytery at the Presbyterian church. Visitors include Rev. Baker from Valley View, Mr. Van Slack from Gains, and the Hall family. Mrs. Witton visits her mother in a Gainesville sanitarium. Ben Sullivan returns from New Mexico and Prof. J J McCook travels to Denton.
Dr. Eber Stover and family plan to reside in San Angelo. Grandma Button returned from a Denton visit with Mrs. Birtie Holmes. Joe Lamb visited Spring Hill. Addis Tolley of Frisco was here. Richard Derryberry leaves Robertson duties for Denton Normal. Rev. Owens missed Sunday service due to bad weather. Mrs Emma Rose visited Mrs Darnell in Wise County. G B Rose attended court in Denton. Blbert Stover heads to San Angelo with Dr Stover. Dr Wharton and wife of Gerze are moving here this week. Ed Clark was in Denton.
In Denton Texas on April 7 markets show cotton quotes with gains in some futures and spots up 2 points at 7.94, 14.55 to 14.69 in New York opens, New Orleans spots down 1-8 to 149-16. Overall market steady with dull, unchanged tone.
Catalog of feed article prices includes corn wholesale 75-80 cents per bushel and 85-90 cents retail, shelled corn wholesale 76-78 cents and retail 82-90 cents, cotton seed meal retail 32 dollars per ton at car and 1.65 to 1.70 per 100 lbs, cotton seed hulls 11.60 to 12 dollars per ton car and 0.65 to 0.75 dollars per 100 lbs, corn chubs wholesale 1 dollar 50 cents per 160 pounds, chicken feed wholesale 1.40 to 1.45 per 1600 pounds, bran wholesale 1 40 per 100 pounds with retail 5 to 15 cents higher, shucks loose 50 cents to 1 dollar per load, prairie hay wholesale 14 to 14.50 per ton, retail 55 to 60 cents per bale, per ton 15 to 15.50.
A detailed butcher shop style price sheet lists items including Trish potatoes at wholesale 80c per bushel and 9% per peck retail, cane seed from 1.20 to 1.59 per bushel, German millet seed 1.60 to 1.65 per bushel, flour wholesale 3.05 to 3.30 per 100 pounds with retail 10c higher, hard wheat flour 2.95 to 3.05 per 100, Graham flour 3.50 per 100 with sacks, corn meal 65c wholesale 70 to 75c retail, lard 15c per lb wholesale with various can and bucket prices, bacon 17c to 26c per lb, hams wholesale 16.5 to 18.75 and retail 18 to 22c, onions 3c wholesale and 4c retail.
Butter per pound in country wholesale 10 to 30 cents cash or trade delivered to private residences hotels and boarding houses at 2 to 25 cents. Creamery butter per pound 26 to 33 1/3 cents. Eggs wholesale 14 cents cash 15 cents trade retail 15 cents.
Poultry rates including turkeys per Ib from 13c to 14c and hens at 10c per lb. Fryers priced 12 1-2 to 15c per lb. Bakers 10 to 12 1-2c per lb. Old roosters 15c each. Guineas 1.50 per dozen. Ducks 3c per ounce. Geese 4.50 per dozen.
Hogs per pound light to gross 9c, heavies 9 to 10 1 2c. Cows per pound 2 3 4 to 3 1 2c.
Prices listed for radishes onions lettuce and greens by dozen bunches and per pound with 47 cents per dozen radishes 5 cents per retail bunch onions 40 cents per dozen lettuce 10 cents per pound greens five cents wholesale ten cents retail or 25 cents per two pounds
Regular stock of vegetables available with a provided phone number for inquiries. The note references a person or entity identified as Turner and mentions the digits 7 as part of the contact information.
A stockholders meeting of the Denton Woven Wire Fence Company is set for 4 p m April 18 at the First National Bank to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. W B McClarkan vice president L L Fry secretary and treasurer announce the call. Also included is unrelated local advertising for pickles oats and headache remedies.
A compilation of property transfers listing buyers, sellers, and parcel details in Denton area records. Notable entries include W T Johnson’s sale to Ada Kincaid executrix of a West Oak street wagon yard lot for 3000 and E O Olds with wife conveying 534 acres near Denton plus two sections in Ward and Loving counties for 56840 dollars.
A list of birth announcements and ages across communities including Pilot Point Aubrey Sanger Argyle Denton Corith Corinth and surrounding areas. Names include Silas Taylor Willis Smith James Davidson W M Wilson J C Burn J E McLendon Tom Floyd Walter Morris J E Boner A Dillary J W Childress Tim Jones Milt Williams Andrew Spratt M L Johnson B W Meadows R H Jones R O Ellichman Jno E Skyles A C Crouch Mrs Williams Anderson Rawlings Pear Odell Watson Nancy Ball Mrs Mary Habern Infant Ellichman Lena Hannah L N Edwards Samentha Williams and Henrietta Tisdale with dates and some ages.
C. R. Hamilton, agent, promotes superior laundry service for hats and suits with cleaning and blocking and expert pressing praised as best in the state.
License notice lists individuals including Mollie Chas Gouldy Leona G Bradley M C Creecy and Louinda Pitcock as parties involved in the filing or recording of a license in a historical notice.
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