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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
3
Oklahoma has retained Senator Bailey to argue before the U S Supreme Court on the validity of the Oklahoma bank guaranty law. The appeal affects Southwestern states and Senator Bailey offered to represent Oklahoma.
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with internal remedies. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface refresher, made by F. J. Cheney & Co. and sold by druggists with testimonials available upon request.
An OCR fragment references No. 7 and a grocery identified as No. 7, along with the name D. R. Turner. Details are sparse and unclear.
Cotton markets show gains with Liverpool West contracts up to 7.64 to 7.60 and spots 11 points higher at 7.99 in Denton reporting. New Orleans and Galveston spots steady, lint market limited, while Fort Worth cattle and hogs set new price highs including a 9.55 load and 9.40 packer top. eggs quoted 17 1/2 cents.
A brief medical ad notes a man spending earnings on doctors and medicines for stomach liver and kidney troubles, touting Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick cure at low cost. It lists uses including dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility with price 25c at J F Raley & Co.
A Milford blaze caused $100,000 damage and started near the town’s bank. Fire swept the business district of Elmer Oklahoma inflicting about $80,000 in losses. H H Dobson of Waxahachie died by suicide in Fort Worth. Oklahoma Senate passes fee and salary bill. Dallas retailers urge relaxation of Sunday laws at a city meeting.
The report notes advancing hog prices with $10 paid in Indianapolis and Buffalo Thursday. John Francis of Jacksonville has joined the Pan thers at Fort Worth. State treasury receipts surge with $3,500,000 on hand.
Commissioner Bolmes says the pension apportionment for Confederate soldiers will be made March 1 to show another decrease.
Acknowledging the 25th anniversary, the Adirondack tuberculosis sanitarium received a significant gift of 26000 dollars from E. H. Harriman to mark the milestone.
Friends of the New York banker Charles W Morse plan to raise at least a million dollars to secure his release from prison. They aim to enlist prominent supporters and apply pressure through public and legal channels to overturn his confinement.
A White Plains New York man received 4009 dollars in a jury award after losing four fingers in a planing mill accident. The verdict assigns a thousand dollars per finger, reflecting the severity of the injury and loss.
Dallas County grand jury returns an indictment against Allen Brooks a Black man for criminally assaulting minor Mary Buvens in Dallas.
The state agricultural department will begin removing mistletoe noted as injuring trees in parks and cemeteries across the state. Officials aim to protect trees and preserve green spaces by systematic removal efforts.
C A Conlin alias H Daniel known as Prof Astro escapes Hot Springs county jail leading fourteen prisoners to liberty in a dramatic breakout setting off police pursuit and warrant actions.
About 200 persons gathered near the Dallas jail Thursday night in an attempt to seize a Black man accused of attacking a child. Police guarded the jail as the crowd dispersed without incident.
Reports show Gro is under indictment by the Dallas County grand jury. State Examiner Taylor demands access to Columbia Bank and Trust Co papers in Guthrie Oklahoma. Philadelphia rioting erupts after a violent night with arrests. Detective C A Lawler arrives in Guthrie to testify before the house investigating committee. Three men die in Forney hotel fire with extensive property loss. After talks with President Taft, Cecil Lyon cites Judge McGrady as a possible federal judge successor. Fire insurance rate in Dallas slated to fall to 30 cents. National Chairman Mack to meet Texas Democrats. Harmon vs Bryan discussed. Col Gordon delivers informal Senate address amid Mississippi’s Leroy Percy succession.
Conflicting dispatches say Captain Godfrey R. Fowler of the Texar and artillery unit with Gen Chamorros troops may be dead or wounded after an early week engagement. Some reports deny insurgent defeat and claim Bluefields rejoicing over insurgent victory and capital quit. Fowler, a known Denton County figure, led the county company in the Spanish American War.
Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio recalls a near grave illness with a severe cough and lung trouble that dropped him to 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health to 160 pounds and enabling hard work. He says the medicine also cured his four children of croup and endorses it for coughs colds and bronchial affections. The remedy is sold by J F Raley & Co with a trial bottle free and a guarantee.
An advertisement offers bulk Heinz sweet mixed pickles and promotes Miona stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It cites a user testimonial from Hiram Shultz of Watseka Illinois and claims relief within days with continued use over two weeks, urging purchase at druggists.
A local grocery discussion highlights broom corn as a profitable Denton county crop. Aware of rising broom prices 34 cents to 40 45 cents retail and 75 percent wholesale increases, growers are urged to plant and cultivate broom corn with guidance from a warehouse bulletin and a Texas Oklahoma market interest letter.
R R Turner of W Oak St Denton Texas testifies after using Doan's Kidney Pills since 1905. He reports lasting relief from backache and lameness and says his kidney trouble is permanently cured. Foster Milburn Co New York sells the remedy nationwide for fifty cents.
Local newspaper notes that advertising in small want ads drives real estate deals. The brief highlights affordable listings and quick connections between buyers and sellers in the community.
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