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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
3
The report shows gains in Liverpool and New Orleans spot markets with New York and Liverpool futures up for the day. Prices rise across the board with Spots advancing several points, while eggs hold steady locally and may dip later this week.
The 1191ig graduating class of D H BS features 15 girls and 14 boys showing near parity. Notable names include Alpha Owens Grace Benett Elizabeth Storrie Bessie Bruce Mary Fox Myrtle Brown Emma Robertson Areta McCormck Eula Bates Altha Ball Bessie Ball Emma Lipscomb Maude Zumwalt Gertrude McReynolds Rosamond Andrews Lloyd Garrison James Inge John Kraustein Irl Hicks Freq Rayzor Alvin Bush Sidney Bates Albert Natgie Rex Anderson J C Bell James Brown Grover Campbell Edward Cobb George Goode.
The column lists multiple local election candidates including for Sheriff Commissioner precincts Justice of the Peace and Constable with names such as W C Orr John W Stuart T Coleman Jack Christal and George Wells among others indicating a voter guide or party announcements for upcoming filings and positions.
A Denton county speaker criticizes Governor Campbell and the prohibition push, defending local self government and states rights. He condemns the ranger use and urges separation of penitentiary management, while pledging to uphold constitutional rights and Denton county interests.
Reports from Lake Charles to Elmira cover a fire limits meeting, a Supreme Court vacancy push, mine disaster recoveries, Mark Twain funeral, Roosevelt remarks, a cotton shipment seizure, Japan's tariff bill, the Cincinnati hotel fire death toll, Mobile Confederate reunion, Hyde murder trial progress, Oklahoma public cups ban, and Atlanta race riot aftermath with witness identifications.
O A McWhorter and wife sell 76 12 acres near Lewisville to Hoog Cunningham for 4000 dollars. J M Cobb and wife sell 42 acres near Lewisville to J B Woodrum for 1675. John L Davidson and wife sell land west of Denton to C R Bernard for 2500. Otis Hawkins and wife sell lot in Denton to C Lipscomb Jr for 2500. W H Johnson sells 3 12 acres to T F Allen for 1000. J B Woodrum and wife sell 42 acres near Lewisville for 1500. Jessie Ratliff and others sell three Lewisville tracts to Mrs Fannie Allen for 1. Joe S Gambill and wife sell lot in Sanger to John Gerlach for 840. J F Bell and wife sell 934 acres on Duck Creek to T J Pryor for 250. L T Millican and A B Graham sell blocks 16 17 18 in Krum to Waples Painter Co for 3000.
In Coleman Texas on April 25 a race riot left twelve Black residents badly beaten and one white man seriously injured. Between 150 and 200 Black men, women, and children fled the town as officers could not quell the mob after a clash between two white youths and a Black man.
Dallas April 25. Dr George C Rankin said he had received telegrams and about a bushel of letters from many parts of the state urging him to publicly back Poindexter for governor. He noted the letters were similar and accused some of being part of a coordinated campaign.
Denton resident Mrs. L. F. Rowlett testifies to kidney trouble relief after using Deans Kidney Pills bought at J. F. Raley & Co. in Denton. She reports nighttime rest restored and reduced kidney symptoms, urging others to try the remedy sold by Foster-M Mum Co. Buffalo as sole agents for the United States.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a vaporized antiseptic cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims quick relief within two minutes, with a money back guarantee if it fails, priced at $1 including a hard rubber inhaler and 50 cents for refills.
In the Texas League Houston lost 0 to 5 Dallas while Waco beat Fort Worth 8 to 7 and Oklahoma City won 5 to 4 with San Antonio 4, Galveston 4, Shreveport 2. National League Cincinnati led St Louis 10 to 5 as Pittsburg Chicago was rained out. American League Chicago and St Louis had no game amid cold, Detroit Cleveland faced wet grounds. Southern League New Orleans 5 Mobile 4 with Atlanta Memphis postponed by snow.
Sherman Steam Laundry Co touts its reputation and quality service, urging customers to try their work and use both phones for contact.
Don’t forget to phone us about sharpening or repairing at lawn mower. We do the work right. Old phone 42. 207tfe TEXAS WIRE FENCE CO.
Chapco chicken feed operations outline contact points with two phone numbers recorded as 25 and S. A. Gibson listed among the names.
At the Majestic Airdome a record crowd enjoyed the Spooner Dramatics company performing The Gambler's Wife. Miss Allie Spooner and Mr. Wal l ock drew praise for their roles while Mike Spooner and J. S. Pitman entertained with song and acting. The troupe remains for the week with Seth Swap and new specialties promised tonight.
A shortcut to the latest grocery stock in Denton via the habit of calling 44. The notice highlights Long King as the contact point for up-to-date listings.
The Chautauqua moves toward success with season tickets offering ten day passes for 2.50 dollars. Youth pricing is 1.25 dollars for ages ten to fifteen, while children under ten enter free when accompanied by a parent or family member with a ticket.
Local listings show Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats advertised by C. F. Witherspoon & Son. The short note notes available farm supplies and seed stock from the firm.
Vital statistics births record a girl for Alvin Cowling and wife in Sanger on April 2. D Tidwell and wife in Bolivar welcomed twin boys on April 7. Hy Shackelford and wife in Garza had a boy on April 15. Noah White and wife in Frisco welcomed a boy on March 21.
The notice claims new customers are added daily and that missing names are sought for 4 percent of you. It promises full satisfaction guarantees with every purchase and references LONG KING.
Magill and Shepard announce a fresh shipment of Cahinamel a floor varnish praised for toughness rubber like elasticity moisture resistance and general preserving power suitable for wood surfaces at West Side Square.
An OCR fragment mentions Ordinary varnish and suggests it may be satisfactory for some uses. It references a product line or shop callout “Try Chineamet” and lists “MAGIL!T. & S HPARNH., West Sid- Squares.”
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