Money To Loan In Small Sums Short Time
An advertisement offers small short term loans with or without personal collateral security. Address Box 7 City. 208p.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement offers small short term loans with or without personal collateral security. Address Box 7 City. 208p.
Judge Tom Simmons sentences R M Steed to three days in jail and a ten dollar fine for violating a court injunction restraining him from molesting his wife Mrs Maggie Sneed amid her divorce suit. Mrs Sneed testified of bruises after Steed appeared at her home Tuesday. The judge notes escape by running away as the only defense to an injury to a woman.
Mr Bennett aged 60 died of paralysis at home on Friday morning after breakfast. Burial occurred at Ritter cemetery Saturday. His wife died April 9, 1906. Nash of Richardson visits son T S Nash here. TaHey and family of Collin county visited Sunday. Shepard and Hayes ordained deacons at Stewart Creek Baptist Church with Rev Bramlett preaching. Mr Taylor of Dallas visits daughter Mrs F C Davis and speaks at Sunday school. Stewart Creek church plans graveyard cleaning at Bridges cemetery on first Friday in May. Born to Mr and Mrs E B Grace a baby boy on March 7. A heavy frost damaged cars and killed early potatoes. Farmers plant cotton or wait for rain. T J Nash went to McKinney Friday.
Roanoke notes include Marion Smith of Fort Worth visiting last week, Sam Rives of Somerville county visiting his sister, and Mrs. Mason ill with la grippe. Marie Cade from Fort Worth visited her parents, while teacher Miss Shaw was sick and Miss Holt covered. References to W C Patterson of Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Sherman moving here, visits by Mrs. Lewis and daughters to Denton, and Edith Buell’s illness. Mrs. Hood of Aledo visiting daughter, Dora Harrise and children moving to Fort Worth, and John Savage family moving to Snyder.
A compact note reports that tied advertising in the Record faces scrutiny under bar rules. The item outlines how bar carts handle and restrict tied ads within publication practices.
Henry Garrett was shot and killed in Houston this afternoon by Heard Clapp a harness merchant who was arrested after claiming a misunderstanding with Garretts brother occurred while the pair were in a restaurant during a jury recess Clapp fired from the street.
Farmers prepare for cotton planting. Clara Hopkins returns to Oklahoma. Sol Carpenter attended Valley View presbytery. Jim Robertson hosted a Saturday social. Lynchburg Sunday school held Easter egg hunt. Denson and Denton visitors noted. Rev. N B Baker to preach at Lynchburg. funeral for Jess Hoblit in Corinth area with re
An offer claims Mi-o-na tablets swiftly stop belching gas sour stomach and foul breath. Sold by O M Curtis or leading druggists with a money back guarantee if it does not cure dyspepsia or related ailments.
A meeting to hear committee reports and plan an organization of a live commercial club will be held at City Hall next Wednesday night at 7 o clock. Residents urged to show interest in improving the city and county through active participation.
Opening day results show National League games with Chicago 3 St Louis 1, Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 0, Boston 9 Philadelphia 5, New York Brooklyn rain. American League Cleveland 4 St Louis 2, Detroit 2 Chicago 0, Washington New York and Boston Philadelphia rain.
Osage County Oklahoma sue to halt Texas cattle imports has frozen stock shipments through Fort Worth. Santa Fe Katy Texa and Pacific lines will not receive cattle except at owner risk. About 30 000 head remain to be moved to Oklahoma.
Weatherford Texas April 15 Aroused from sleep by flames in his bedroom George Gense his wife and their two infants narrowly escape death as flames engulf the home before firefighters arrive A high wind aided the blaze destroying the house and contents
Reports from April events in Sanger include a well attended missionary rally at First Baptist and a Women’s Home Mission Society program at the Methodist church. Notable visits include Mrs. F A Painter of Pilot Point and Miss Elizabeth Smith in Port Worth and Denton. A train accident near Spring Creek Bridge killed an unidentified white man. remains brought to Sanger for burial.
Denton Texas reader O M Curtis endorses D D D Prescription the 10 cent trial bottle to stop severe skin itch instantly. The ad promises fast relief from chronic skin disease and urges readers to mail a penny for the sample to D D D Co Chicago.
Creditors of the Denton Interurban and Power Plant company are ordered by the Denton County District Court on February 22, 1909 to file verified claims with the court clerk and present them to Receiver Ed F Bates for allowance within sixty days or be barred.
The undersigned appointed temporary administrator of the estate of Tom Flournoy deceased asks all persons with claims against the estate to file them with 212c R. L. Bass at once.
In Denver on April 15 a collision between a downtown and cross-town streetcar injured about a dozen riders. Robert Allen Store, 54, of Wichita Falls Texas, was hurled from the car and may die. His mother Mrs A W Stone was also badly cut in the crash.
J F Baker and family return to Gainesville after a visit with N B Baker family. Several couples wed in Dallas including Jess Ragland to Cleve Cobb and Kate Thompson to Cleve Woods. Mrs W W Smith and daughter Lucile visit Weatherford relatives. Miss Ola Stover attends school in Denton. Easter egg hunt hosted by Margaret Degan. Revs J J Moore and N B Baker attend presbytery at Valley View.
Little Elm reports a frost that damaged corn during the past week. Elter F. L. Young of Denton preached at the Christian church. Local figures Ward House C T Button Mack Smith and Leonard Harris visited Frisco. The town baseball lineup lists E. Clark Stover Driskill Hale Clark Killingsworth Barger Hale Clark Collier McReynolds and Walter Hearn from Trinity Mills. An I O O F and Rebekah picnic is planned for the 26th. Geo Robertson of Frisco and Walter Hearn visited.
A Denton laundry advertises fast one day service and next day return. It emphasizes keeping Denton money in town, hiring Denton workers, and spending locally to support the community.
Liver pool quotations slip while New York and New Orleans push higher as traders ignore the old lady. Prices show record highs for Liverpool and firm spots for New York and New Orleans with abundant sales. eggs rise to 15 cents cash and flour markets edge up amid strong spot sweat. Fort Worth cattle and hogs report mixed gains and losses with steer tops at 5.40 and hogs 7.
W R Farrow is on trial in Waxahachie district court charged with the January 27 murder of Hugh Shackelford Britton. The jury was completed and testimony began after the stab death at Central Station.
April 14 item notes J. M. Sanders in Dallas last week. Dr and Mrs C W Gotcher traveled to Dallas today for the Bryan lecture. Miss Jennie Wright has returned.
The article notes several residents visiting Denton, Dallas, and Lewisville for business and social reasons, including H. P. Swisher in Denton, Miss Mae Sanders and others in Lew'sville, and B. N. Sallee in Dallas.
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