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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
A mixed classified fragment lists a lost sable color cottie dog named Bill and a lost fox terrier pup named Jack with rewards. Also advertised are second hand articles including a buggy and ladies bicycle, and two office typewriters for sale with contact names and partial addresses.
Frank Wilkinson meat market promises daily fresh, tender meats and invites orders. Wells and Henry advertise fresh meats and poultry with prompt delivery from their shop on McKinney Street. S. J. McGinnis and Ead McKinney Street are listed for phones and prompt service.
Do you need help All winds of dray work and household goods being done. Phone 4é Brownlow Strickland New Phone 134 old phone 45 Office first door east Exchange National Bank.
Readable fragment lists grocery items and shop names with phone numbers. Mentions W A Taliaper Ro Nevil Hello Lynch Slaton and Ford Crawford at 349 Old. Calls to ring 349 for groceries charcoal and specials including butter and eggs.
The Red Barn Livery and Stables run by Moreman and Luster advertise stylish sleet double rigs and prompt feed delivery. Ring for all kinds of feed. both phones listed.
Barker advertises stove repair work at fair prices from Medtinnis' Wagon Yard with contact via phones.
Denton Texas notices show CLIPSCOMP SR has relocated his medical office to the Allison Pharmacy on West Side near Garrison drug store. Dr McCabe, physician and surgeon, treats midwifery and female health, with special care for rectal issues and cancer. Both phones listed for Denton and Vegas.
J M Gurley advertises first class walks at reasonable prices with a new phone line 347 blue. Listing by J M Gurley appears in the notice.
Dr J S Crawford an osteopathic physician announces establishment of practice for six years and invites patients to contact via the local phone connection for appointments at the Hang block location.
Local real estate ad fragment references Withers and Chandler as part of a real estate business and includes an address snippet 103tfe.
J. G. Hester, proprietor, offers baled corn shucks, bran chops, salt treated shucks, corn chops, cotton seed meal, and stove or heater wood delivered. Interested customers should call with their requests.
Carlson McCullar Lumber promotes its services with both phone lines listed for customer inquiries. The ad emphasizes carpentry and hardware supply through McCullar’s local outlet.
Magill and Shepherd advertise repair services for locks and sewing machines offering key fitting and lock work. The note emphasizes crafting keys to fit any lock and servicing sewing equipment.
Fragmentary ad requests scavenger work with a contact number 207 and vague references to positions and phone. No clear names or locations are readable.
Plainview reports a school closure tonight, with Mr. Owens ill but improving. Buck Baxter moves to Als farm, and Rev. Owens missed Stony appointment due to his wife's illness. Local visitors joined a Krum trip to hear a Japanese lecturer. Mrs. Farmer led a prayer paper at B Y P U. Sunday school had 57 present, 32 absent, 1 visitor. weekly chapters read totaled 75. Mr and Mrs A C Ball traveled to Denton. Conan Bishop and daughter Kathleen were in town.
The column lists Mrs Helen Bryce Brooks visiting Denton with friends after four years away in New York and Bloomington Michigan. It notes residents and visitors including Mellvain of Ponder Jack Johnson from Douglass Arizona and local names Roark Daugherty Fain Kyle Brownlow Deavenport Barcer Lane Walker Elbert. A First Baptist choir meeting is announced and classified ad rates are promoted.
Christmas goods advertised at the Bicycle Store and the Nickel Store. Candy priced at 15 cents per pound for festive needs. Duke and Ayres offer Christmas turkey orders, urging customers to place orders promptly. G. W. Elbert.
An advertisement claims Bucklens Arnica Salve improves beauty for women and heals pimples eruptions sores boils and sunburns. It markets soft velvety skin and cures sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley Co and others.
The remedy Capudine by A Real Remedy Hicks claims rapid action on feverishness headaches and stomach related pains. It promises effective relief for sick nervous or heat and cold induced headaches with easy liquid form sold in 10, 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
The report notes minimal activity across markets with trading subdued and prices largely steady throughout the day. Investors await clearer signals as volatility remains low and demand wanes.
Quotes show generally lower close with light losses in New York and New Orleans sessions. January and March positions drift. Galveston and U S spots report quiet tone with sales around 1 230 to 1 470 bales.
Denton market notes show lint cotton steady at 14.75 with top and seed values around 5.25 and 4.50. Turkeys firm wholesale 13.5 cents and 15.5 cents retail, begs weaker 20–25 cents wholesale. Liverpool quotations list West open 95 to close 94.46, March-April 7.97 to 7.98, spots quiet with mid dling at 8.16 and 8,000 bales sold.
Fort Worth Dec 22 receipts today cattle 3500 calves 500 hogs 1500. Steers steady tops 4.70. Cows steady tops 3.70. Calves steady tops 4.75. Hogs higher tops 8.20.
News from Ponder December 19 notes Mrs. Myers of Denton visiting daughter Mrs. J H Wilkins and others. M W of A, R N of A and R A officers for 1911 listed with names, titles, and positions. Christmas tree planned at Baptist church Saturday night. Classified column urged for selling items.
D Win Kleman and daughter Miss Martha have returned from San Antonio. Arnold Holly departed for Fredericksburg. Rev C F Meyer returned from Bonham. Emil Chertz left for San Antonio to spend Christmas, taking Christmas plants and flowers Kanady's store.
The weather note from Sayg warns of an approaching cold wave. G W Elbert urges readers to prepare by ordering supplies and warming measures.
Notice to all persons concerned that during the 1911 regular session in Austin the legislature will consider a special law to authorize Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company of Texas to lease for up to twenty five years the Texas Central Railroad from Waco to Rotan with branches. The bill would allow purchase or exchange of stock and bonds, subject to Railroad Commission approval, enabling long term lease and potential extensions and purchases of the Texas Central line.
Prairie Mound notes say rain aided wheat. locals busy breaking land. Mrs L Crawford and S P Roach visited Denton. Milvert Steward and Bill Matthews attend events in Justin. Lila Potts hosts a social. Vivian Potts and Emma Wilson among those listed, with several visits to Argyle and Denton.
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