J E. McCABE. TOWN AND country real estate
Real estate listing by J E McCabe announcing farm oats and property offerings with the office located over Garrison and Kimmina.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
3
Real estate listing by J E McCabe announcing farm oats and property offerings with the office located over Garrison and Kimmina.
Denison Herald recounts the 1909 golden wedding of Jesse P Loving and his wife in Sherman. Born in Missouri, Loving’s Texas trek began in 1847 with a large family. the couple’s ceremony amid snow featured Rev. Piner and a kiss after the minister’s vow, followed by a traditional wedding supper.
Notice commands publication in a Denton county newspaper to inform heirs interested in the estate of R. E Moon that Mrs. M. E. Moon has filed a final settlement and request for discharge as administratrix. Interested parties must appear at the January 1910 term starting January 17 at the Denton county courthouse. The notice is dated December 6, 1909 and signed by W. T. Bailey, clerk.
Governor Campbell appoints Tom Mercer of Morgan Penitentiary as inspector to succeed Sam Hawkins in Austin.
A brief note highlights a beautiful line of jewel boxes from W. J. McCray’s, signaling an emphasis on fine craftsmanship and appeal in available wares.
M. R. Gilbert notes that local paints in Mound City may carry an added trifling cost, reflecting minor price adjustments.
Judge Ed R. Kone the State Agricultural Commissioner will visit Denton to preside over a full day farmers congress on December 21 starting at 10 a.m. The program focuses on local farming methods and scientific agriculture with notable attendees including Charles Alvord J A Arnold John Kerr and Tom Frazier. The event aims to engage Denton county farmers and discuss the black land experiment station site selection in Denton Temple.
A fragment references headache cures and nervous relief with phrases about Capuchine and nerves. The text is incomplete and unclear, lacking names, dates, or places to anchor a full report.
The regular school board session included trustees J A Minnis J L Hooper W F Jarrell H Hoskins and J B Schmitz. Enrollment was 1284 on Nov 12 and 1334 on Dec 10 with a 50 pupil gain. Officers approved holiday closure from Dec 23 to Jan 3 and a 25 payment to R M Barnes Baptist church for a bell. Overdrafts and accounts payable were reviewed with Feb tax apportionment expected to cover expenses.
An advertisement extols Mi o Na as the stomach tonic that relieves belching and distress within five minutes. It claims the remedy cleanses, renovates, and strengthens the stomach wall, reducing worry about food and digestion. Leading druggists stock Mi o Na, with O M Curtis selling it locally.
A collage of child wish lists from Santa letters including Ray Pugh Ishmael Lavergne Land Wendell Hill Joe Johnson Ora Lee Johnson Eunice Griffith Leone Lopton Willie Minnerly Buford Burgoon William Woods Winona Patterson Walter McClurkan Willie Williams Charlie Ferguson Fred Cobbs Margaret Schnably Winiford Schnably Guy Dawson. Children request dolls trains fire engines wagons candy nuts fruit and more with family notes.
W. J. Me Crays announces a sale of hammered brass jardinières umbrella jars and hanging flower pots. Local notices list decorative metalwork and garden pieces with prices and availability.
A note from Dento Plumbing CG asks parties who borrowed wrenches and tools from the shop to return them immediately as they are needed.
Denton data from December 14 notes Liverpool quotes mixed with gains in spots and sales around 7,000. New York prices eased while local receipts were light and seed cotton sold from 4 1/2 to 5 1/4 cents. Local miscellaneous trading remained quiet and unchanged.
Fire starting in the South Texas Candy Co. plant on Washington street in Houston caused about $100,000 in damage and threatened the wholesale district for three hours. The blaze spread to Magnolia Paper Co. and Magnolia Brewery, with the candy and paper works as the heaviest losers. The fire origin was not yet determined.
Organizing a night class in Spanish to begin lessons about January 1 1910. The growing intercourse between the United States and Spanish speaking republics of Central and South America creates demand for bilingual workers. In Southern and Southwest Texas Spanish speaking Americans are sought. contact John Crain at Crain Grocery Co. 105¢.
Reports received here Monday indicate freezing water over the past two weeks damaged some fall oats especially on loose soil. Farmers think most of the crop will recover and come out of the hurt.
J. J. McKnight of the eastern county plans to enter his Hampshire sheep in the fat stock show at Fort Worth in March. He expects to receive high grade regis terred sheep from the North before shipping. He praised the recent stock show and urged a trades day before the Fort Worth event to ready stock for shipment.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu Tone for catarrh, claiming it uses a physician’s prescription. The offer guarantees a full refund if not satisfied after regular use, and notes availability only at the Rexall store run by O. M. Curtis with two sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Curtis advertises large stocks of dependable goods for Christmas inspection with careful selection and reasonable prices. The message invites shoppers to visit the store, promises helpful answers to questions, and highlights ease of viewing the wares.
A Denton group describes a proposed Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company under Texas law. It claims to offer life insurance at cost with loan and dividend features funded by local premiums, with projected gains for Denton County residents and farms.
Curtis Pickard offers china in beautiful designs and cut glass from leading makers for holiday gifting.
Publication summons Aurélia Lambert in a 1910 Denton County suit filed by J. P. Kenney seeking foreclosure of a materialman's lien on property near the Alex Hill survey. The citation demands appearance at the next Denton District Court term, with weekly newspaper publication for eight weeks prior to February 21, 1910.
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