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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
3
Classified ad items note a found office key and a lost fox terrier puppy named Jack returning to J. H. Legett at 175 W Hickory St with reward offered. Also listed are second hand buggy and bicycle for sale or trade, a No. and Olive typewriter for sale, and a visible Remington sale notice with a partial address.
Frank Wilkinson Meat Market advertises daily aim to furnish fresh tender meats. Wells and Henry offer fresh meats and poultry with home delivery from McKinney Street. Contact phone numbers 81 and 98 for prompt prompt delivery.
An ad offers wind of dray work and household goods moving services by Brownlow & Strickland. New phone 134, old phone 46. Office door east Exchange National Bank.
An old advertisement promotes buying tennis and football goods, rocks and trunks at the Bicycle Store run by W. A. Taliaferro. Item mentions date November 1 but text is fragmentary.
Local ad offering butter eggs and charcoal with contact Ford Crawford at 348 Old for groceries. Includes phone number 2349 and mentions LYNCH and SLATON as sellers.
The Red Barn and Moreman and Luster proprietors offer stylish singe or double rigs, with all kinds of feed available. Ring for service and delivery. both phones 35.
Stove repairing offered at good prices by Barker at McSionis Wagon Yard. Contact via detailed phone number 112. Classified column invites readers to place items for sale and reach buyers through the column.
Dr C Lipscombe Sr has moved his medical office to the Allison Pharmacy on West Side near Garrison Drug Store at Wrestle Square. He is a physician and surgeon with midwifery as a specialty and treats diseases peculiar to women. Denton phones listed.
Denton Transfer Co maintains punctual service with two telephone lines available for calls. The note lists both phones for customer inquiries, reflecting a busy local moving or delivery firm.
An old classified fragment advertises concrete and brick work by S. A. Bushey and J. M. Gurley with new phone numbers. It promises first class walks at reasonable prices and lists outdated contact details.
A. D. Turner offers five dollars for each wolf killed within five miles of his property. The notice states a payment of reward per animal.
Dr J Crawford is an osteopathic physician who established a practice six years ago to serve Hanp block. Phone connections are listed.
A historical ad from Arkansas Mill offers baled shucks bran corn chops and stove or heater wood delivered on request. It notes salt cured baling and mentions cotton seed meal. Property of J. G. Hester.
Local lumber firm McCullar Lumber Company advertises carpentry needs with two phone numbers for contact.
Magill and Shepard advertise repair services for locks and sewing machines and offer key cutting to fit any work.
At First Baptist church next Sunday at 11 oclock an offering will be taken for the Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas. Nonmembers may contribute by sending to M M Barnes at the Denton County Bank or to the undersigned, M T Andrews.
A garbled note touts advertising rates of 4c a word in CLASSIF and weekly offers promising access to up to 3,960 families per issue, claiming low cost for broad exposure. The fragment emphasizes readership reach and value for advertisers.
Publication summons the unknown heirs of Mary J Barnes and others in a 1911 Denton County suit Nos. 5283 and 681 Abstr No. 659. Plaintiff J Meinecke claims title to 226 acres from James C Jack survey with numerous liens and chain of title defects contested in District Court Denton County.
The Candy Kitchen promotes fresh Washington apples and oranges still available but selling fast. They emphasize daily batches of candy and fruit, urge customers not to wait until Christmas, and promise no old candy with continual fresh production.
Denton December 23 Today's quotations show Liverpool futures steady to slightly higher while domestic prices ease. New York and New Orleans quotes edge lower with spots mostly quiet. Sales totals include 7000 bales in Liverpool, 6700 in New York, 750 in New Orleans, and 500 in Galveston with middling grades steady or unchanged.
Fort Worth market report for December 23 shows cattle receipts at 2500, calves 500, hogs 200. Steers steady with a top of 4.40, cows to 3.70, calves steady to 5.35, hogs lower with a top of 8.15.
Denton reports stable cotton prices with lint at around 14.75 and seed at 5.25 while eggs remain plentiful and weak after holiday demand. Butter is weak and plentiful. Hens and fryers weaken, old roosters steady at 15 cents, turkeys at 12 cents wholesale. last Christmas shipments proceed today.
In Granbury on December 23 a Fort Worth and Rio Grande passenger train collided with a wagon at the station, killing John Brewington and injuring two other men riding in the wagon.
Frederick Tassanari a wealthy Italian merchant was found murdered in his Austin store this morning his head crushed by a stone and body nearly severed by a pocket knife robbery is suspected with $300 found on him police detained several newsboys and others a car at the depot offers Christmas fruit and oranges for sale amid the crime report.
Dr. W. 8. Pennell of Waurika Oklahoma joined Mrs. Pennell to celebrate Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Durbin. Levi Perryman of Montague visited his daughter Mrs. H. B. Caddel for the holidays. Joe S. Smith of Iowa Park came for business. W. T. Boyles and John Hayes were among Argyle residents noted in the holiday roundup.
The funeral for Guy McNiel, second son of Mr. and Mrs. G McNiel, killed in a Fort Worth automobile accident, was held Friday. Services were at the family home on Bolivar Street, followed by burial at the cemetery, with many friends and relatives present from out of town.
A customer requests a repeat bread order from Smith's Restaurant claiming satisfaction and promising no regrets, while urging the staff to duplicate the order for future needs.
Advertises Burklens Arnica Salve as a remedy for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and cracked lips and as best for burns scalds fever sores cuts and bruises with a price of 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. store.
The newspaper asks for business stories to engage 3,000 homes and 15,000 readers, inviting local businesses to share news that will attract attention and readership.
An ad-like fragment touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms. It names O. M. Curtis and Booth's Mi o na Co. Buffalo and claims blood purification and heartier meals without distress. The copy repeats the product name and appeals to readers seeking relief.
The first term closed with strong reports from students and faculty. Fewer withdrawals and high quality work mark a record term. the music recital impressed audiences. Holidays begin December 21 with many taking breaks out of town and plans for many new students after the break. Robert Madsen’s recovery from illness is credited to Electric Bitters.
A local ad notes plentiful stove heater and fire place wood sold by G. W. Elbert. The listing emphasizes quality wood that keeps the cook in good humor.
Advertisement touts Cuticlay as a universal remedy for eczema salt rheum boils and all skin eruptions. Claims dramatic cures from Chicago to Denton and offers trial packs by mail with a local dealer named O. M. Curis in Denton.
Denton resident R R Turner of W Oak Street recounts lasting relief from backache and lameness after using Dean's Kidney Pills in 1905 and again now. The ad claims kidney cures remove the underlying cause, with widespread dealer availability and a price of 50 cents.
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