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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
3
Any lady can easily make from 18 to 25 dollars per week working from her own home locality. Bonafide offer that pays you to investigate even if only two hours per day. No investment required. Write for particulars to Mary B. Taylor Box 30 Woman's Building Joliet Illinois
Lost items include a dark gray overcast memorandum book with expense bills of Freight Transfer Co and a physician's stethoscope. Return to Dr. J W Roark or Dr. Inge and Kimbrough Roanoke Texas. Reward offered for return.
Dr J S Crawford osteopathic physician announces six years in Hang block practice with telephone connection.
SHERMAN STEAM LAUNDRY Co offers best laundry work and courteous treatment under agent C. R. Hamilton. Both phones listed for contact.
Local classified line touts Hicks Upholstering Co offering custom beds and upholstery services with a contact phone number 94 97p, inviting customers to upgrade bedroom furniture.
BUY TENNIS GOODS, FOOTBALL goods, locks and trunk keys at the Bicycle Store. W. A. TALIAFER RO, Nevil wea WHEN YOU WANT GOOD COAL delivered at your house or office, prime Pinckley & Lester, Kincaid Gard Wagon yard, West Oak street. ALWAYS ON TIME-NEVER miss a call. Denton Transfer Co. Both phones. Stic a WE REPAIR LOCKS AND SEW Ing machines, make keys to fit any cock MAGILL & SHEPARD. tfe
DR Ei I BUYHER veterinary surgeon located at Murphy's Livery Stable with office and old phone numbers. W E Botts veterinarian affiliated with Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas lists offices at Brock's Wagonyard with multiple phone numbers and residence details.
An old notice lists Kaltreuther and Dolgenenek at East McKinney Street offering blacksmith and woodwork services plus a special tire shrinking and setting machine and rubber tires installed.
Help with all dray work and household goods moving offered by Brownlow and Strickland. Contact New Phime 110 or Old Phone 310 for arrangements.
Local feed delivery ad from The Red Barn Moreman and Luster offering stylish rigs and various feed options. Contact via two phone lines to arrange deliveries.
People are already starting to buy as the best items are quickly claimed. It pays to look early and buy early, and the ad invites readers to let them show you the options.
A New York Federal grand jury indicted James A. Patten Eugene Seales and Wm H Brown among others for conspiring to monopolize interstate cotton commerce in the final four months of the crop year ending September 19. Other items note Liberal victory in Britain's elections, Mrs Mary Baker Eddy to be buried in Boston, and Texas farm values topping a billion and a half dollars per Agricultural Commissioner R R Kone.
Chas Mays and H R Wilson outline civil practice guidance across courts. Office located in the courthouse.
CALENDARS FOR CHRISTMAS presents. We have a large lot of very handsome calendar backs which would make very pretty, yet not expensive Christmas reminders. No two alike. Call and see them. Denton County News. 96e COW FOR SALE NICE YOUNG cow with calf two months old. Price very reasonable. No. 20 Hann. 96p ANYBODY WANTING SCAVENGER work done call No 307, either phone, tfe of
Dentahi river area residents are thanked for support as a growing grocery business announces improved service and continued effort to satisfy customers. The note suggests magazine subscriptions through The Record and Chronicle with discounts on any club or combination of magazines at competitive prices.
A 50 cent box of Diapepsin promises quick relief from indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. The ad claims five minute action and easy digestion with a candy like taste, urging readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula and keep in the home for stomach trouble or biliousness.
Denton readers are urged not to ignore backache, irregular urine, headaches, or kidney symptoms. Early dropsy signs include swelling around eyes and limbs. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended with testimonial from J C Brownlow of Denton. available at J F Raley & Co. Drug Store. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the home can.
Denton dispatch notes weaker markets as the Bureau cot ton report unsettles traders. Liverpool New York and New Orleans show mixed moves with open to close quotes drifting lower. sales volumes reach several thousand bales while middling prices hover around 14 to 16 cents. Announcement states the Bureau report will be released at 9 oclock Thursday morning December 8.
Denton reports seed cotton on the local market would have brought about 5.20 per bale, with lint value near 14 1 2 cents. Ginners say the ginning season is nearly finished and expect no more than 100 bales of seed cotton this season. Much cotton remains held in the countryside, with receipts likely to reach or possibly exceed 6000 bales.
Fort Worth cattle yard receipts today 4200 cattle 1200 calves 550 hogs. Steers steady tops 6.75 cows steady tops 4 calves steady tops 5.15 hogs higher tops 7.65.
Local market lists varied prices for cotton, corn, wheat, and seed products. Poultry and livestock rates included hogs at 5 to 6.5 cents per pound and cows from 2.84 to 3.52 cents per pound, with grains and flour priced by the hundredweight or ton.
An ad in this issue hints at a desired article hidden within the page. It mentions a notably interesting price, urging readers to examine the feature.
Hicks announces Capudine as a universal remedy for headaches from heat cold or exertion and for grip and stomach trouble. It is described as fast acting, pleasant to take and available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
Children from Porter Hogan to Loren McCray write brief requests to Santa Claus Editor at 133 Myrtle Street and 161 N. Elm seeking gifts such as trains bicycles clothes farm wagons humpty dumpty toys and treats. The column invites short letters on one side only for publication and notes many letters will appear.
O M Curtis advertises Hyomei for catarrh at 50 cents per bottle with a guarantee it cures chronic conditions. The offer targets inhaler owners and includes a $1 outfit for new buyers, emphasizing quick relief from snuffles and spitting.
After seven weeks in hospital doctors gave up on Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa a cure appeared with Electric Bitters following eight months of severe liver trouble and jaundice. Five bottles of this medicine reportedly cured him guaranteeing relief for stomach liver or kidney issues available at J F Raley Co priced at 40c.
Ponder reports Misses Morgan and Jones visiting Justin while Mr and Mrs L D Stallings travel to Dallas and Mr and Mrs C D Cantrell visit Fort Worth. Crowley’s Lindley visits ER Proster, Ollie McCurdy spends Sunday at home, Pert Grace returns from West Texas, John Gale returns from Cut West, a son born December 3 to Mr and Mrs J Bolton, and Rev Milton officiates at the Fort Worth Baptist church.
At least three Denton county exhibitors display work this week at the Collin County Poultry Show in McKinney. J. M. Martin shows two pens, H. C. Helmes one pen, and J. Cunningham, who paid Jack Hollowna $75 for a White Rocks pen, has one pen.
Weather remains unsettled with no rain yet harming crops wheat oats need moisture soon. Couples Couser return from Paducah, others travel to Denton, Justin for cotton. Emmett Ellis welcomes a son. Frank Ander suffers facial injuries from a fall during barn work. Methodist church plans a Sunday service and a public sale proceeds with good attendance. Mayme Steger named teacher.
Joseph Carter and wife transfer 103.34 acres in the M. EB. P. and P. Railway Co. survey to J. M. Farr for 6350.80 dollars. G. T. Turner and wife convey 75 acres on Elm Creek to W. H. Payne for 2437.50. J. M. Hawk and wife sell 48.48 acres in Haynes and Holman surveys and a Waketon lot to W. Wagoner for 1855. B. F. Smith and wife to J. D. Prickard, lots 4 and 5. W. J. Wheeler addition to Denton, 3000 dollars. T. A. McCullough and wife to R. D. Miles, 66 acres in Marcella Jones survey for 1815. N. B. Bond and wife to J. L. Whitmore, 0 acres in Stephen Brumley survey, 3200. A. B. Brooks and wife to L. Bell, 80 acres in A. J. Mosley survey, 950.
Florence Mills, a returned missionary from India, will address the First Christian Church on Wednesday at 3 p.m. and again Wednesday evening at 7 30. An especial invitation is extended to all.
Marriage license issued for E. uw. Kincaid and Alicn King and for L. C. Heath and Emma Watdrup.
Constable of Precinct 1 Denton County sells at public auction Tuesday January 3 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Denton Court House for cash the lot 6 block 6 in Garza New Townsite part of Mary Wright survey No 1355. Property owned by G G Aggerton to satisfy Maxwell Clark Drug Co judgment. Issued by Justice Court July 25 1910.
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