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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
3
Found sums of money in bills available from J. W. Shaw after describing property and paying the notice fee. A 10th lost buckle set in purple and green colors to be returned to this office. Also found a bunch of keys on a brass ring labeled Slaughter-Bencam. Return to this office or call old phone 297.
Frank Wilkinson offers fresh tender meats and invites orders. Wells and Henry provide fresh meats and grocery items with home delivery by phone. Orders encouraged from McKinney Avenue area.
Advertisement from Brownlow & Strickland at New Pine 110 offers diverse moving services including household goods transport and drag work with contact numbers Old Phone 310 and New Pine 110 for inquiries.
Fragmentary ad notes groceries including butter and charcoal. Mentions Ford Crawford and addresses at 349 Old. calls to ring when in need of groceries.
Dr Clipcomp Sr relocates to Allison Pharmacy on the West Side at 32tfe W. E McCabe a physician and surgeon offers midwifery and treatments for diseases of women and rectum. Office over Garrison Drug Store on the West Side. Also listing ADA Kincaid at 48 West Highland Street with both phones in Denton Texas.
The Red Barn Moreman & Luster proprietors offer stylish single or double rigs and provide all kinds of feed delivery. Ring us for details. Both phones 35 tie.
An OCR fragment advertises Clifford Stroud with new phone 291 and old 157 for best feed and wood. It also mentions Swindoll's Variety Store at 109 and buys tennis goods football goods locks and trunk keys at the Bicycle Store owned by W. A. Taliaferro with a note Novli.
Classified ad copy advertising coal delivery to homes and offices. Pinckley and Lester at Kincaid paid Wagon Yard on West Oak Street promise on time service. Denton Transfer Co offers two phone numbers for prompt calls.
Dr J B Crawford osteopathic physician established practice serving Hanp block area. Contact via phone connection.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener on East McKinney Street advertise as blacksmiths and woodworkers offering a special machine for shrinking and setting tires. They rubber tires and fit them with the new equipment to improve tire installation.
Rental agents A. R. McGinde advertise houses and furnished rooms for rent in Derton. Listings cover north south east and west locations with an office one door north of the post office.
Dr Billi Buyher veterinary surgeon operates at Murphy's Livery Stable with office and residence listed under old phone numbers. Dr W W Botts, from Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas, practices at Brock's Wagonyard with listed office and residence numbers.
J M Gurley advertises first class concrete walks and brick work at reasonable prices. New phone 347 blue and S A Bushey also offers concrete work with a new number.
Dr M L Martin A B MD specializes in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Office over Raley Drug Store.
A compact rural advertisement from Arkansas Mill by J. G. Hester offers baled shucks corn chops bran and cotton seed meal. It promotes cordwood stove wood heater wood delivery and invites customers to phone in their orders.
C R Hamilton offers laundry work, tailoring, messenger service in the city. Cleaning repairing pressing and dyeing for men and women. Messenger delivery throughout the city from 37 West Hickory Street, Ripy building. Phones 31. 99tfc For 8 half if hand.
A. D. Turner advertises a six dollar reward for wolf killings within five miles of his home. He will pay five dollars for each wolf killed. Also notes the Moler Barber College of Dallas Texas seeks men to learn the barber trade offering inducements and a short term course, with a free catalog available by mail.
A New York socialite proposes ending all zoos to spare animals, but critics question whether captivity versus wild danger serves animal welfare. The piece weighs science amusement and curiosity against the brutal realities of wildlife conflicts and injuries.
Let the Record and Chronicle offer subscriptions to any club or combination of magazines. Prices described as as low as possible.
The Denton County Texas Justice Court Precinct 6 issues a writ of execution against Mrs. G. G. Aggerton. On January 3, 1911 a public auction will be held at the Denton court house door for cash to satisfy a Maxwell Clark Drug Co. judgment from October 17, 1910. Property listed: 101 5, block 6, new townsite Garza, Mary Wright survey No. 1355. Sale by J A Young Constable.
Santa Claus correspondence to be sent on one side of paper with return address and date. Readers submit short letters for publication. requests include dolls, doll carriages, kitchen toys, candy, fruit, nuts, and small items for siblings. Several children sign with names and ages, listing wishes and a sister.
Advert describes Pape's Diapepsia as a powerful digestive aid and antacid. It claims rapid relief from indigestion chest gas sour stomach and stomach headaches within five minutes. Promotes easy meals without fear of misery and suggests pharmacist purchase of a 50 case pack.
Dr Daly in Denton and other visits noted. Mrs Florence Wilks recovering after a horse incident. Clergy Elder Wooldridge preached to a large crowd. Several residents from Denton Frisco Dallas Garland and Gunter visit F L Hardwick family and Frisco visitors. Frank Walker travels to Fort Worth for operation. Funeral attendance for M S Stout in Denton.
D T Sanders of Har rodsburg Kentucky recalls friends misjudging his illness before trying Dr Kings New Discovery. The remedy stopped a long coughing spell and improved his health. It claims to ease coughs colds la grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs. Trial bottle free. Gravanio J F Raley Co sells it.
Charles H Halpern of New York reports quick relief from stomach issues and green tongue after using Cascarets. He praises the pleasant taste and potent effect and recommends them to sufferers with a money back guarantee for three cures.
Denton reports rain prevented cotton arrivals today with no market prices. remaining quotations unchanged or weaker compared with other markets. New Orleans and Galveston quotes show steady tone with middling around 15.0 to 15.3 and sales around 14 15 bales. Local market described as scarcely quotable due to lack of activity.
Shoppers are urged to come early to claim their preferred gifts. The display promises gifts suitable for everybody and encourages customers to let the store demonstrate options.
Tom Fulton of Vernes Texas was attacked robbed and shot by a negro near Ysleta while walking to catch a freight to Dripping Springs. The assailant escaped and Fulton may not recover. Event occurred Dec 13 in El Paso Texas.
Mrs Hugo Nugent Fitzgerald wife of H N Fitzgerald managing editor of the Vallas Times Herald and publisher of the Dallas Beau Monte died in Dallas after an operation at a sanitarium She was 51 a native of Iowa and well known in literary and musical circles.
A roundup of varied news notes from Nashville to Texas and beyond. Items include a bid to overturn a Rob in Cooper acquittal decree in Nashville, light rains across North and Northeast Texas, a resigning Adjutant General Newton with Col Beckham succeeding, Camp Clark supported for Speaker by Texas delegation, and 600 Brazilian naval casualties with 300 mutineers and 200 citizens. Also noted are a Katy railroad suit over schedule adherence, laying of a Mason home cornerstone in Arlington, Lorimer bribery findings, Chamizal arbitration on El Paso, Supreme Court Chief Justice White as a Confederate veteran, Katy engine explosion near Dallas, and Congress not likely to pass apportionment bills this short session amid Cannon’s expectations on New York redistricting.
Chanute Tribune notes nationwide newspaper comment on Root Juice demonstrations. Claims over a dozen rheumatism cases cured and relief from indigestion and kidney troubles in the local area. The remedy to be sold at Allison's Pharmacy West Side next Saturday.
Fort Worth reports cattle steady with steer tops around 4.70 and cow tops about 5. Calves reach tops near 6 while hogs lead at 8 with strong 1200 hog lot indications and 700 calves noted in receipts.
A dense retail and wholesale price rundown lists cotton lint and seed, corn, wheat, hay, oats, lard, bacon, butter, eggs, potatoes, onions, poultry, and other farm products with per unit costs. Values reflect varied carrying costs such as carload and retail marks, with units in tons bushels pounds and dollars.
Hog prices per pound range from 6 1 4 to 6 1 2 cents for standard and 6 3 4 to 7 1 4 cents for heavies. Cow prices per pound run from 2 3 4 to 3 1 2 cents.
The notice promotes a weekly classified ad rate of 4c a word targeting 3 060 families and 15 000 people. It invites readers to look in the advertising column for a featured item of interest.
Advertises a liquid remedy claimed to ease headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach trouble. The product is said to relieve aching feverishness restore normal conditions and quickly act, marketed as a pleasant to take dose of twenty five and five percent at stores.
Sheriff Orr and County Attorney Mays visit Bolivar as residents move homes and a school praise follows a Armenian lecture. Cartsinger Waide sell 295 bales of cotton at 15 cents. A sheriff sale in Denton County announces a 204 1/4 acre tract to satisfy a $252.60 judgment.
The ad argues nutrition requires a variety of mineral elements from foods and claims iron deficiency causes anaemia and fatigue. It promotes Vind Liver and Iron Tonic as a tasteless, oil-free supplement that improves appetite digestion and blood quality, offering a money-back guarantee if not proven.
An advance notice touts the play Class mates at Wrights Opera House with William Macauley in the lead. The production promises a blend of West Point military, Southern life, jungle adventure and a final justice theme, aiming to honor American ideals.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington after seven weeks in hospital and failed treatments was saved by Electric Bitters. Eight months of liver trouble and jaundice ended with five bottles of the medicine, guaranteeing relief for stomach liver or kidney issues. Available for 40 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A brief grocery notice states Long and King’s offers Christmas supplies for the season. Details include a phone number 44 for inquiries and orders.
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