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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
3
The auxiliary to the C W B M will meet Wednesday at 4 PM at First Christian church. The lesson centers on Missions a Factor in Nation making and includes a quiz on the Beginning of the C W B M. Mrs A D Rogers Biers conducts the lesson with Via Christ chapters following.
An old advertisement touts a remedy for all headaches including sick nervous strains and those from cold grip or stomach troubles. It claims quick relief from aching feverishness and restored appetite, with a liquid formula Capucline noted as easy to take. Available in 10c and 25c sizes at local stores.
A number of Denton residents travel for the hot season to Denver and Colorado Springs, with trips extended to California, Tennessee, Iowa, Kentucky, and the Pacific coast. Families and individuals such as E. Z. Turner, Mrs. Eva Long, Miss Vic Harwell, and others are away visiting relatives and friends or enjoying summer destinations across the region.
Mrs. Isabelle Griffin spends the summer in San Francisco California Mr and Mrs Sam P Allison visit relatives in Knobnoster Missouri Dr and Mrs M L Martin spend the summer in California Mrs D K Allison is in Manitou Colorado after a Pacific coast trip W H Guyse and family stay two months in Enterprise Missouri Mrs Pike Martin and children visit Terra Haute Indiana for six weeks
Mr and Mrs A E Graham are spending the summer in Manitou, a place where Mr Graham has enjoyed several prior summers.
A compact survey outlines how Christianity reached Iceland and summarizes key missionary outcomes. It notes Cyril and Methodius in Russia, Clement and Princess Olga, and the Viailirus narrative, while touching Africa and India missions and the year of doom as a thematic marker.
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home remedy cures rheumatism lumbago backache kidney neuralgia and related pains by removing uric acid from blood and improving joint and overall body vitality. It invites readers to write for proof of its effectiveness.
Texas League games Dallas 1 Houston 0 in 11 innings Fort Worth 1 San Antonio 0 Oklahoma City Galveston rain Shreveport 1 Waco 0 National League Brooklyn 3 8 St Louis 0 1 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh Boston 8 4 Cincinnati 6 0 New York 10 Chicago 1 American League Detroit 3 New York 6 Chicago 5 Washington 2 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 5 Boston 7 8 Cleveland 3 3 Southern League Memphis 4 Chicago 0 Atlanta 6 Nashville 4 Birmingham 2 Mobile 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Swenis are spending their vacation to Weaver, Col. Mrs. Bickler, Mrs. Swenis’s mother, is also with them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Schweer and their young son Frederick departed two weeks ago for Michigan to escape a heated period, joining family and seeking relief from high temperatures.
Miss Lena Skiles travels through Colorado Utah and California on an extended trip with plans to return home after visiting several western states. Mr and Mrs EF L Brown accompany her in the journey.
Mrs. W. C. Murphy and her children John Worrell Carolyn and William are visiting relatives in Atlanta Georgia and will spend the summer there.
In Denton Texas traders pushed futures higher after reports of heavy rains in France. Wheat led gains with a net advance around 15-9 cents, corn up about 3-8 to 5-8 cents, and oats up roughly 4-1/2 to 5-8 cents. Primary receipts were ample and farmers held or sold wheat and corn.
Mrs G B Collins Miss Blanche Hoskins Mrs A Grant and her son Cramer attend the Smith family reunion in Monticello Iowa and will visit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City.
Measurements show ASG 5.6 5s times 14.72 14.80 14.65 with coins 13.36 18.40 13.30. Spots 1 through 16 rise to 147 in sales totaling 470.
Steers steady with tops at 4.39 per cwt. Cows lower with tops at 7.40. Calves and hogs mixed. calves tops 5.00. Hogs steady with tops at 8.36. Trade activity centers on Fort Worth market and nearby buyers.
Feedstaffs list wheat at 8 cents per bushel, corn wholesale and retail ranges, cotton seed meal $32 per ton at car, hulls 11 to 12 dollars per ton at car or barn, corn chops 31.55 per 100 pounds wholesale, bran 1.15 per 100 pounds wholesale, chicken feed 1.40 to 1.45 per 100 pounds wholesale, prairie hay 160 to 12.50 per ton wholesale, Johnson grass hay 10 to 11 per ton wholesale, baled oats 7.50 to 8 per ton, baled straw 5 to 6 per ton, oats 37 to 40 cents per bushel wholesale and 45 cents retail.
The report shows Chicago grain closings at about 1.02 to 1.04 above, St Louis 1.01 to 1.04, Kansas City 1.01 to 1.02, and Dallas around 1.00 to 1.02 with dull local activity. Cotton prices in Liverpool and New York show sharp moves with futures for August and October rising, spots up, and 10 000 sales noted in New York trading.
Market indications point to rising diamond prices driven by dwindling South African mine output and growing demand. The narrator advertises a large stock of white diamonds from 1 to 2 karats, purchased directly from cutters, inviting interest to view.
A dense price rundown lists Irish potatoes and California potatoes with wholesale and retail figures. It covers hard flour, Graham flour, corn meal, bacon varieties, lard, butter, eggs, peaches, poultry including hens fryers and guineas, ducks, and livestock prices for hogs and cows with per pound and per unit rates.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina declares he was suffering when he found relief from the worst cold with one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits the medicine as a sure cure for diseased lungs and related ailments. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
In Denton the new "individual" watermelons appeared on the market for the first time Saturday. Sized like cantaloupes, they sold at two bits a dozen, described as Oklahoma watermelons grown from seed from that state. Demand noted but not brisk.
A local store advertises its offerings and urges careful consideration by shoppers. The notice highlights discounts and product availability while urging readers to compare prices and quality before purchase.
Notice to H C Hendricks and heirs of multiple named decedents to appear and answer in a civil suit No. 6215 filed June 25, 1910 in Denton County Court seeking quiet title to about 829 acres across Charles Tydings, Wm Garfield, Jeremiah Ivy, and James F Smith surveys with rail right of way deductions and specified boundary points.
Writ seeks judgment to divest all rights of defendants and remove clouds on the land title. It alleges unsatisfied notes and faulty releases, including vendor's lien notes to multiple Hoelzles and others, and irregular deeds. The plaintiff asks for a judicial decree of title in Denton County, with costs and general relief.
Publication summons to unknown heirs of multiple deceased owners and legatees in a Denton County Texas land case. Plaintiff seeks fee simple title to 94 acres near Denton on Hickory Creek with detailed surveys and chain of title, requesting removal of cloud and judgment for title.
The plaintiff asks to quiet title to tracts of land described, remove all clouds, and divest defendants of any interest. The court is asked to proceed at the next term and issue a writ to compel defense to show execution. W. E. Durbin, Clerk, Denton County District Court, signs the document dated June 25 1910.
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