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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
4
Decide now to order framed pictures for weddings graduations or birthdays since frames take time to make and existing orders are on hand. Urges customers to place orders at once as a picture makes an acceptable gift this time.
In county court Less Tucker pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol and was fined 100 dollars. Judge Zumwalt waived the jail penalty due to prior confinement. A jury was sworn with members J D Curtis A J mfn J D Bates A F Caddell R J January J P Bowles W R Curtis C F Batts. The case Clarsey Champion et al v Henry Wright opened for trial with a jury selected. trial expected to take most of Monday.
An ad touts Hicke' Ca midine as a liquid remedy for malarious fever and body aches. It claims rapid fever reduction and pain relief, with prices listed at 14, 26, and 60 cents at drug stores.
Notice requests all debtors to B A Withers to settle at S H Hoskins office over Long King store via T J Simmons Up Trustee. Also a brief poultry solicitation asks readers to bring spare pig hens and notes a recent price of about $12 per dozen, limited time offer.
A brief ad notes quality ice cream and offers free delivery by the Raley Company. It emphasizes service and suggests calling for delivery.
L W Harriman of Burlington Maine reports forty years of eczema and army service but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after all other treatments failed. Advertises as greatest healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Regular shipments of Best Yeast are arriving and can fill orders promptly. Long and King advertise dependable supply and quick service for bakers and brewers seeking yeast.
A local farming advertiser offers to pay 11 cents per pound for hens for a few days only. G. W. Elbert urges quick delivery to his business.
The notice advertises season tickets for the Chautauqua with a ten day price of 2.50 for ages 10 to 15 and free for those under 10 when accompanied by a parent or family member with a ticket. It also lists cheap groceries contact numbers and requests debts to the Denton Steam Dye Works be settled with D. J. Mitchell.
The Siang States report widespread crop damage across the North Mississippi Valley due to snow and freezing. Wheat largely spared, corn shows variable injury with lowland losses, truck crops damaged in parts but spared in higher ground, Irish and sweet potatoes hurt in lowlands, fruit largely unscathed, and some replants needed.
The ad-length note extols a line of oil and gasoline stoves as the best yet, urging readers to examine their safety, economy, efficiency and durability across the models presented.
Fragmentary line portrays cunning individuals aiming to be all things to all men. It reflects a skeptical view of adaptable behavior used to curry broad approval. The text hints at rhetorical strategy without detailing particular actors or events.
The frost Monday morning chilled low lands to 31 degrees at sunrise and damaged truck patches corn and cotton while wheat stood largely unhurt. A blizzard-origin frost spread losses totaling 35 million dollars across twelve Midwestern states, with Denton county near the end of the cold front. Novel measures included bed covers, tar smudging, and other improvised methods to save fragile crops.
The article stresses careful choice of both physician and druggist. It notes the doctor prescribes and the druggist supplies the remedies, and warns that patient safety hinges on virtue and accuracy in dispensing. It promises citywide delivery and provides two phone numbers.
New Orleans, April 25. Tonight and Tuesday bring rising temperatures. Forecasters predict warm nights and growing humidity with a chance of late mild showers as the weekend approaches.
The article notes unusually warm March weather pushing crops ahead by about a month. Colorado fruit crops are seen as safe, but the Midwestern region may rely on Oregon California and Washington for apples. A severe frost in Arkansas causes multi million dollar losses. Tennessee reports snow and frost while Oklahoma suffers fruit and grain damage. Memphis records 32 degrees with snow. Indicators suggest the storm’s backbone is broken and temperatures rise in the Northwest.
Residents report mixed crop impacts from the frost. Slidell area farmer I W Doyle says corn and gardens damaged. J W Underwood notes uncertain effects on wheat and corn. C A Cox of Ponder calls damage slight. Byron Brier fears some corn injury but expects overall crop resilience with warmer weather. G H Blewett sees wheat unhurt. J P Kerley reports beans tomatoes cucumbers and potatoes on low ground badly harmed while high ground crops survive.
A fragment references Mr Gilder noting a costly trip for the saints and a potential interruption or expense. The wording is uncertain but suggests a cautionary financial or travel issue affecting a sports or religious group.
Fragmentary merchandise note suggests Capudine marketed to treat headaches and clear the head. References to headaches and product use imply nighttime relief, with mentions of drug stores as distribution points.
Local readers note visits and arrivals including Jim Sanders Garza Dr S P Odell from Stony E F Stover Lewisville and others in town for county court. Mentions of Miss Ethel Elbert, W L Foreman, Ed Ramsbacher, Mrs W E Morgan and Col Nimon reflect social and military ties with trips through West Texas and San Antonio.
Denton High defeated Fort Worth High 6 to 2 before a good crowd Saturday afternoon. Key plays featured catching by Camp pitching by E Cobb and batting by J Cobb for Denton. Fort Worth's runs came on errors in two innings and the locals played well outside those frames.
An advertisement claims Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Ind can provide a free cure for rheumatism affecting muscles joints and nerves. It promises to remove uric acid from blood loosen stiff joints purify blood and improve vitality with no climate change needed.
Mrs. C. C. House died Saturday night at her Denton home after most of her life in the area. She was thirty two and survived by a husband and infant. The remains were interred Sunday afternoon.
The regular monthly city council meeting is scheduled for tonight. North Texas Normal classes freshmen one and four study Blue Voice with faculty, while High School students and chaperones enjoyed a Friday picnic on South Hickory Creek. Local shop promotes price comparisons and guaranteed repair services for lawn mowers keys locks and umbrellas at the Bicycle Shop 209tfr.
E J Roberts and Edni Monschke wed at the home of the bride's parents near Krum on Friday. The ceremony united two locals in a small country wedding with family and friends in attendance.
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