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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
3
Fort Witherspoon of Chickasha was operated on Wednesday in an Oklahoma City sanitarium for hernia. C. F. Witherspoon of this city, who went to Oklahoma City to attend his son, wired Wednesday night that the operation was apparently very successful and that Ford was resting as easily as could be expected.
Denton, Feb. 10. Today's quotations list Liverpool and New York spot prices with modest rises and steady to slightly lower tones. Port Worth livestock receipts include 1000 cattle and 3500 hogs with beef steers weak to lower and hogs steady to strong but near closing.
The note by D. R. Turner reflects a simple reminder about a seven item grocery plan. It emphasizes ease of recall and practical shopping workflow.
Mrs Helen Whitmore of Clare don Arkansas touts Hunt's Cure as the best remedy for eczema claiming eight years of constant itching ended after using one box. She says her friends also found relief and urges applying the ointment to itchy skin.
A casual diner line offers a phone number 44 to help decide meal options. The note ends with the signature or phrase LONG AND KING.
An advertisement urges Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets to prevent overloading the stomach after heavy meals. It claims instant relief from indigestion and dyspepsia, notes the tablets aid digestion, and promises a money refund if unsatisfied. Available in three sizes at the Rexall store run by O. M. Curtis in Venton.
Advert shows a 16 candle electric light globe for 20 cents and a large violet pattern salad bowl for 26 cents, highlighting bargain prices at the fair.
The Denison Herald reports Paul Dorsey, the Katy bridge man suspected of fatally stabbing Joe Fadler, remains at large. A work train incident near a Denton branch station led to Fadler’s death after a knife attack in a car. Fadler’s body was shipped from Dallas to Carthage Missouri for burial.
Capudine relieves headache and nervous tension after a night out. It clears the head and braces the nerves, offered at drug stores.
Wm M Ganzer of Denton district agent for the USDA will visit Wichita and Archer counties this month to lead farmer meetings. He will discuss seed selection seed breeding deeper plowing and intensive farming. He plans to address Wichita Falls business men and may be joined by J L Quicksall state agent.
An ad promotes Hicks' Ca vudine as a fever reducer and ache reliever for fevers from malaria colds or heat. The liquid medicine costs 10 5 and 59 cents at drug stores.
WM. Ganzer invites interest in a carload of fertilizer with freight paid by supplier. Grades listed include 2-8-2 for cotton corn and grain at 22.75, 3-9-8 at 28.50, soluble phosphate and potash 10-4 at 20.75, star phosphate 14 percent at 17.75, and Texas vegetable grower 2-9-3 at 26.50 per ton. Include usage instructions and a stamped reply.
Denton Bakery operated by J Kunze delivers fresh bread and pies daily from the old phone number 259. Regular delivery service announced for the local area.
Dr. Sangerbond of Paris traced dandruff to a microbe and Parisian Sage is advertised as killing the germ. The remedy is sold widely in America for 60 cents a large bottle and is claimed to stop itching scalp, prevent baldness, and leave hair clean and perfumed.
Feb 7 reports a rainy night benefits local farms in Denton area. Numerous residents and visitors, including Clark, Button, Miss Ella Clark, and many others, are listed with travel to Frisco, Garza, Pilot Point, and Denton. Uncle John Bell Watson, a Collin County pioneer, dies at 65 of throat cancer. funeral at Cottonwood cemetery conducted by Rev. Rogers.
Sanger notes announce Rev. Hardin Mallard of Mineral Wells will lead a protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church starting Sunday. The item recalls his past tenure here and his broad circle of friends across denominations. Other local notes include a sick resident, a baby's funeral, a successful poultry show, and various visits and travels among residents.
Winter sickness brings colds and coughing relief needs. Simmons' Cough Syrup is advertised as soothing the lungs and bronchial passages, stopping the cough at once and providing rest and peaceful sleep.
February reports from Bates and Lewisville note rain improving wheat and winter oats, muddy roads, and various social calls. Attendees include A W Sears in Denton, R M Baker and family, D Fox's singing gathering, Miss Anna Gray of Dallas, L E Kerr and daughter, Prof Eston W Smith in Dallas, and deaths of Mrs T M Claytor in Muskogee and Mrs Hood Cunningham’s visit.
Mrs Erwin returns home from Henriet ta after visit with daughter Mrs Will Carpenter. H T Stewart in Denton. Mrs Phillip Lawrence and Miss Edith Mays back in Denison. J A Simmons Jr in Denton. Mrs Laura Scott to Fort Worth. Jim Anderson from Bartonville. Born Feb 1 to Mr and Mrs Will Carpenter a girl. Tobe Jones in Roanoke. Miss Price alcCullough in Denton. Miss Lillian Bradley of Grapevine visits. Mrs J J Chambers in Denton. Misses Margaret and Winifred Schnably return from with sick parents. W O W degree team of Bartonville visits here. several new members initiated. Mrs J D Patterson and children back to Denton. John McDowell of East Texas visiting. Warren Poindexter from Plano. Jim Simmons, W C Frazier and Turner Boyles in Denton. Commissioner Coleman of Justin on business. John Simmons from Bartonville. Ed Smoot from Justin. Landon Meciel and Jim Stogner of Bartonville here. Co P Davis of Aubrey here this week. A B Horton in Denton, Lon Wilkerson near Justin here Saturday. Dr McCullough repairs on rent house. Landon Horton back from Marshall.
Dr and Mrs W N Rowell of Snyder and Mrs Mayhew of Muskogee attend the funeral of their mother Mrs T M Claytor. W G Savage is able to be up. Mrs J A Hatcher entertained the Priscilla club. Flora Smith is very ill. Little Boomer Raglang returned from Anna. Rev H E Morris moved his family to Hillsboro. Sam Sigler family in Wichita Falls at bedside of daughter Lela Gardner who is dangerously sick. D F Kirkpatrick was in Denton Tuesday.
Roanoke updates list Mrs M G Cox visiting her mother at Pit Point. Miss Minnie Cade visited a sister near Justin. J Melton visited Garza friends. Mrs Clarence Shirley of Avondale visited relatives. Mrs W C Taylor and daughter Lillian near Fort Worth. Dr J O Reilly of Fort Worth was here. Mrs S H Cowan and daughters of Fort Worth are visiting. Chas Cardwell injured by engine at waterworks. Henry Howe visited Bridgeport. W W Prewitt in Denton County. Superintendent Beaty visited last week to review schools.
Denton County Texas administrator W Dupree files final account and discharge petition for Gentry Thompson estate. Sheriff or constable to publish notice at least twenty days in a Denton County newspaper. Court official seal dated 10th day of September. Deputy Clerk W R Orr signs.
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