Monday on business
Mrs Henry Stewart and her baby traveled to Argyle on Thursday for business purposes.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
3
Mrs Henry Stewart and her baby traveled to Argyle on Thursday for business purposes.
A letter from C. G. Young of Okeene Oklahoma Territory extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as the best liniment, claiming no other product can match its effectiveness after trying it once. The testimonial emphasizes the liniment’s reliability and superiority.
The red setter coat blends with wet heather making dogs harder to spot. Gordon setters are especially prone to merging with the heather and being shot by mistake. Country Life notes this camouflage risk for hunters and owners during rainy conditions.
A brief exchange reveals a sculptor presenting a bust of a marble block and a friend quipping that it would have made a lovely washstand, highlighting wit about use and form.
In the Cleveland Leader a witty exchange notes that clever women write letters to men and collect the answers they receive, a humorous take on correspondence and female wit.
Winter’s misery from colds and coughs troubles many, but Simmons’ Cough Syrup is touted as the quickest, best remedy. It soothes lungs and bronchial passages, stops coughing at once, and provides peaceful sleep.
Judge Wm Poindexter of Cleburne mounts a gubernatorial bid highlighting state wide prohibition by constitutional amendment while criticizing the Thirty second Legislature. He vows a square deal for capital and labor, reform of courts and prisons, expansion of asylums, and streamlined state agencies with emphasis on public schools and anti trust enforcement.
Mrs Heten Whitmore of Clarendon Arkansas testifies that Hunt s Cure cured her eczema after eight years of constant itching her skin felt on fire and one box stopped it She recommends rubbing it on whenever itchy seeking others to use the remedy now endorsed by her claim to be reliable.
Dr Rankin accuses Candidate Colquitt of being a Bailes man while Dev Campbell offers a ret (rewit) for arrest of the c? 9. V. Ralley et Dallas, a streetcar incident involving a negro. Dr Thomas H. Swope of City sues an attorney and two physicians tied to the Col Swope and Chrisman deaths for 700000. Dallas county remains without a legal
Harlan Mc Leod a Burleson County convict guard surrendered to federal authorities as the fourth indicted in peonage cases. Each defendant now has a $5000 bond and all trials are set for June 1. Other indictments include W Sledge of Houston Joseph William Woods and Robert S Newton of Burleson County. Also reported an explosion at the Primero mine in Colorado with over 100 believed dead and fifteen bodies recovered.
In Cleburne Texas at 4 am a premature blast at a waterpower shaft 22 feet deep killed James Baker 24 and Frank Hughes 28 both Fort Worth residents. Hughes leaves a wife at Blum.
The forecast for February 2 predicts cloudy unsettled weather with increasing cloudiness tonight and colder temperatures. The Groundhog Day omen suggests an early spring if the shadow is seen, or a late spring if not, reflecting a traditional superstition.
Manches ter Ohio resident Lewis Chamblin recalls a grave lung illness dropping him to 115 pounds before Dr King’s New Discovery cured him entirely and restored strength. He credits the remedy with saving his life and healing his four children’s croup, praising it as infallible for coughs and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free. guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
The Attorney General ruled Trinity National Bank remained the depository after its consolidation with City National. There was no rise in federal funds for bol weevil control, failing to lift from 225000 to 250000 despite Democratic support from Mississippi delta representatives. L R Glavis testified that James A Garfield opposed patenting fraudulent coal claims, citing Mackenzie’s boastful statement.
John Williams charged with killing John R. Armstrong, foreman at the XIT ranch in Bovina on November 17, 1908. Trial began in Amarillo on Monday after a prior hung jury. About 150 witnesses expected. strong counsel for both sides.
Paris officials say the Seine flood crisis has passed and push measures to prevent a repeat. Disinfection orders are issued and tax collectors are told to show leniency in collections. Pawn tickets are extended by three months.
The Dallas News reports on tax figures, detailing poll tax totals for 130 individuals. The article summarizes assessments, noting variances across districts and highlighting notable taxpayers.
The report shows 350 525 receipts issued statewide an approximate 10 percent increase from 1905. News estimates place qualified voters at 704 643 in the state led by Dallas with 15 800 and Tarrant close behind at 15 542.
The Mississippi senatorial dead lock continues as Vardaman holds a lead with 68 votes, nine shy of his best total, while Percy climbs with 36 votes. Tension flares after Brookhaven Leader editor Hobbs, who harshly denounced Percy, draws a pistol but restraint by allies averts violence.
The Carnegie Trust Company of New York has secured control of the Van Norden Trust Company. A merger is expected to occur in the spring, uniting the two financial institutions under common management.
W. M. Whittenton succeeds J. W. Robins as general superintendent of the Rock Island road at Fort Worth. Terrell women's clubs unite to raise a $100,000 bonus for the Memphis Paris and Gulf railroad. Wood county petitions circulate for a prohibition election by the commissioners court.
The President of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters as a nine year staple medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He calls it one of the best family medicines on earth aiding digestion building strength and purifying blood. Only 50¢ at J F Raley & for female complaints.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces, and is advertised as a regular prescription from a leading physician. Cheney & Co. promote it as a proven remedy with testimonials. price seven shillings. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Dramatic fragment shows Blebis Noc declaring never to marry while Blobbs doubts. Exchange hints at Lenny connected to Mercy and a fear of justice, with Jonbert narrating or commenting. The dialogue implies hidden motives and danger around speaking out.
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius, N. C. bruised his leg badly and a sore formed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly after other salves failed. Effective for ulcers, boils, burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores, pimples, eczema, or piles. 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
This notice invites readers to use the paper’s Lost and Found columns to recover missing items. It emphasizes that posting ads helps locate lost belongings and reconnect with owners. The call to action highlights the column as a practical recovery tool.
On the first Tuesday in February 1910 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the county courthouse door in Denton Texas I T Broun trustee will sell the described Lot Six in Block E of the M Forest League and Labor survey abstract 417 comprising 72.63 acres to satisfy the debt secured by the deed of trust dated May 10 1907 by J W Mitchell Denton County Texas.
In Denton on February 1, quotations show March-April at 1.55% and 7.53, May-June at 7.53% and 7.55 with spots up five points in Stales. New York quotes steady with slight gains, New Orleans and Galveston spots unchanged, lint cotton competitively priced, seed prices $3 to $4, Fort Worth cattle receipts 2100 with beef steers steady to high, hogs steady with top $8.27 1/2.
The snippet lists lint price per pound at 12 to 13 1 and seed values from 3 to 4 dollars. It reflects market qoute details for cotton material and seed worth in a historical report.
Corn prices range from 5 to 85 cents for wholesale and 80 to 90 cents retail per bushel. cotton seed wholesale 26 dollars per ton retail 28. cotton seed meal retail 32 per ton car price, 1.65 to 1.60 per 100 lbs. Hulls 112 to 125 per ton for car delivery, 13 at barn, 75 cents per 100 lbs. Corn chops 1.60 per 100 lbs wholesale, 5 to 10 cents retail. Chicken feed 1.60 per 100 lbs wholesale, 10 cents higher retail. Bran 1.45 per 100 lbs wholesale, 5 to 15 cents higher retail. Shucks loose per load 50 cents to 1 dollar. Prairie hay wholesale 15 dollars per ton, retail 60 cents per bale, per ton 16 to 17 dollars.
Wholesale and retail prices for Irish potatoes sweet potatoes flour corn meal lard bacon onions turnips and other staples. Items listed include per bushel and per peck rates for potatoes and onions, flour by hundred pounds, lard by pound and canned forms, bacon varieties with retail and wholesale spreads, and small root vegetables priced per pound. Shares ranges reflect market variation.
The notice lists eggs at 20 cash or trade per dozen and butter at 22 1 2 cents per pound wholesale. It also notes delivered prices to private residences or hotels and boarding houses at 20 to 25 cents, with creamery at 26 to 20 cents per pound.
A price line shows poultry rates: turkeys 13 to 14 cents per lb, hens 8 to 9 cents, fryers 10 to 12 1/2 cents, bakers 8 1/3 to 10 cents. Old roosters 15 cents each. Guineas 1.50 to 2 dollars per dozen, ducks 3 dollars per dozen, geese 6 dollars per dozen.
Livestock notes show hogs priced per pound with light hogs at 6 to 6 1/2 cents and heavies from 6 1/4 to 7 cents. Market report reflects current wholesale rates and typical trade ranges among local buyers.
Local vendor D R Turner advertises fresh vegetables available every day with contact at Call No 7.
R. H. Bates as receiver sold at public outcry Tuesday a half acre of land in Southeast 1 to A. W. Robertson for 200 dollars. The sale occurred in the city with other details noted in the notice.
An antiquated plea appears in a classifieds column urging readers to place ads with the Record and Chronicle for timely notices, listings, and notices. The short item hints at deadlines and the newspaper’s role in publishing upcoming notices.
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