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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
3
A found money notice states a sum of bills has been found and the owner may claim it by describing the property and paying the required notice fee to J W Shaw. The notice directs the owner to contact to recover the property.
Advertisement for Brownlow and Strickland offering winds of dray work and household goods moving with new phone 110 and vid phone 319 to contact.
An advertisement for Pinckley and Lester at Kincaid Oaks Wagon Yard West Oak Street promises timely coal delivery to homes and offices. Denton Transfer Co. offers two phone lines for prompt service.
Dr J H Crawford, osteopathic physician, has operated for six years and now offers established services with Hang block connections and telephone access.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener on East McKinney Street advertise as blacksmiths and woodworkers offering a special machine to shrink and set tires, with rubber tires put on.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished houses and rooms for rent in Denton. Location: office one door north of the post office, serving north south east and west areas of the city.
Veterinary notices list El Buyher at Murphy's Livery with office and phones 152 and 429 W. Old address. Dr Botts of Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas with office at Brock's yard, new phone 42, old 306, residence 298 Blue.
Local ads advertise concrete and brick work services. S A Bushey lists a new phone number 62tfe while J M Gurley promotes affordable first class walks and a new phone 347-blue 185tfe.
Dr. M. L. Martin A B M D specializes in disease of the eye ear nose and throat with office space above Raley Drug Store.
J. G. Hester promotes baled shucks bran and corn chops with delivery options. Wood for stoves or heaters advertised, salt-treated baled shucks claimed to be superior. Arkansas Mill owner names address and contact for orders.
Denton reports today's cotton quotations with Liverpool showing gains in open and close for January February and March April contracts. New York and New Orleans follow with steady to up movements in middling values and notable sales volumes. Galveston shows firm tone with moderate sales as markets react to early January trading.
Denton December 14 seed cotton ranged from 4.75 to 5.35 dollars with few bales offered and trading around 5 cents higher. Lint prices hovered near 14 cents as stored bales were available. Miscellaneous quotations stayed similar to yesterday with solid demand across lines.
A notice from Austin Hill at 59 Carroll Street states readiness to kill hogs. No further details or dates provided.
Local ad invites shoppers to come early and choose from gifts in stock at Allison's Pharmacy West Side. Emphasizes wide selection and urging customers to act quickly to secure items before they run out.
C R Hamilton offers tailoring and repairs with three in one laundry services including cleaning repairing pressing and dyeing of men and women’s clothes. Messenger service delivers packages or notes anywhere in the city from 37 West Hickory Street Ripy building with phone numbers 31.
Advertises goods for sale including an 11-8 inch Ludlow delivery wagon with top pole and shafts, a set of light double harness, garden and farm tools, and a brood mare. Contact L A Willis Route 2 Denton Box 79.
The article cites Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine arguing recreation with purpose boosts growth. It warns against dissipation and pleasures that exhaust vitality and erode self respect, urging wholesome amusements that refresh the mind and restore life forces.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item reports a chief editorial writer discovered a quirky relief method by tapping the eight chair wheels to create a musical scale. He uses the rhythm to focus, then resumes work, having recently mastered an "Ip-p addy" tune.
Fresh fish and oysters at Smith's cafe and Christmas supplies at Long and King's stocked for the bazaar. Phones 44 advertise groceries and a good hot lunch. Kin caid building hosts the sale and gifts.
Port Worth report lists cattle 6500 head and calves 2000 with steers at five 65 limits, cows lower at 4 top, calves up to 6, hogs down with tops about 7.85. A Dec 14 market note records mixed shifts in demand and rates for cattle, calves and hogs in Fort Worth.
A broad price list covers cotton lint and seed meals, corn, wheat, hay, oats, and flour. It includes per ton and per bushel rates, wholesale and retail figures, and variations by grade or quantity. Also listed are eggs, butter, bacon, poultry, and other farm produce with price ranges.
Readers urged to mail Santa letters on one side of paper with 2c postage. Children request toys and treats for family, with many names and ages listed from Roxbury area readers.
Hog prices ranged from 6 1 4 to 6 1 2 cents per pound with heavies at 6 3 4 to 7 1 4. Cows traded from 2 3 4 to 8 1 2 cents per pound.
Advert describes Bucklens Arnica Salve as banishing pimples eruptions and sores while softening skin and improving facial appearance. Claims it cures sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles and lists 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Press service advertises the only New Hoffman steam press in town at Smith & Ziegler’s No 6 West Court square La es shop. Work is guaranteed with free delivery and both phones listed.
The Tas man is 18 miles long along with the Murchison ten miles the Godley eight Mueller eight and the Hooker seven miles. Slopes to glaciers are not steep and moraines are rough. The Southern Alpine snow line sits a little over 7000 feet. Glacially polished rocks are rare and the New Zealand mountains differ from Central Europe.
In Corinth Christmas plans rise as Lynchburg children prepare for a program and Meda Bennett recovers. Local ailments include Mrs. Patterson and Dr Hawks’s injury. Plainview reports Owens ill, a singing school, farm repairs, and heavy December rain aiding wheat and oats.
Mist turns to showers across Sanger as wheat awaits rain. Lee Hayes dies Sunday night from appendicitis and typhoid fever. Rev Harlan Matthews leads service at First Baptist. Burial at Sanger cemetery follows, with a wife and two sons surviving. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Pasclwall Hampton is buried in Sanger cemetery after dying Thursday. Church revival closes at Presbyterian with Rev Baker of Valley View and local singers. Various local residents travel for visits and funerals. several named names and small trips appear in the notice.
Waketon notes report Chinn's Chapel trustees receiving a desk shipment for the school. Local moves include H B Harper and family to California and Will Painter with wife returning from Beaver county. Oklahoma fatality Wiley Mitchell will be buried at Chinn Chapel. Christmas trees planned at Bethel and Chinn Chapel. several residents in and out of town.
Denton area notes report visits by Mrs. D W Downs of Denton and Hon F F Hill of Denton. Mrs Fred Wiges visiting in Denton. Roy Parker and Myrtle Estes guests of Lula Keen. birth announced a boy to Newt Crawford. Vick Rinds plans move to German and Oklahoma. cotton trade notes and several visitors including Jewell Marshall, Miss Pearl Tate, and Miss Della May Tincher who is very ill. a beneficial rain fell Monday night into Tuesday.
A cold mist is falling and may bring rain. Edith and Callie Morgan visited Denton. W F Pafford and family from Justin visited. A B Minnerly and wife visited Denton. Mayme Steger visited Fort Worth friends. Myrtle Judge and children are in Plainview. Fruit supper at R J Wilson’s last Friday. Community plans a Christmas tree. Rev Oliver of the Methodist church preaches third Sunday. Mr Behren of Dallas moved in. T M Judge traveled to Arkansas for a bear hunt.
The article surveys medieval guilds strict codes and harsh penalties for fraud and baking faults. It notes wages and prices in fifteenth and sixteenth century South and Saxony Germany, including baths allowances and washing money. It cites wages for carpenters masons and day laborers plus goods costs and weekly wash funds.
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After seven weeks in hospital doctors gave up on Robert Madsen of West Burlington Town, he recovered after eight months of liver trouble and yellow jaundice using five bottles of Electric Ritters. The medicine is advertised as guaranteed for stomach liver or kidney troubles and sold by J F Raley Co.
The notice pledges prompt delivery of order groceries with fresh, high class goods and includes a contact phone number 44 for Long and King.
Governor-elect Colquitt reports receiving a Dallas letter from Mar Tell L Buckner who declines the appointment as state gas and game commissioner. Buckner from Dallas declines the post amid Austin reports dated December 14.
Congress man Randell travels from Washington to aid County Attorney Cart Freeman in prosecuting Fred Parker for the murder of Dock Scott at Howe last April. The case was taken up in the Fifty-ninth district court this morning.
An advertisement touts Cuticlay a dry powder from Mexico claimed to cure eczema boils ulcers and other skin diseases with minimal applications. It cites international users including Dr G F Shwa in Chihuahua and S Aronstein in El Paso and promises instant relief and rapid healing with a 50 cent can and mail order options.
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