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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
3
A Fort Worth creamery asks the Chamber of Commerce to aid farmers by advertising capacity to process dairy from thousands of cows. The letter claims Denton County could supply a large share and that many farmers can keep one to ten cows with little extra cost. The writer says Texas cannot meet demand for dairy products locally.
Mrs Helen Whitmore from Clarendon Arkansas lauds Hunt's Cure as a remarkable remedy for eczema. She states eight years of constant itching faded after using one box and urges others to rub it on to quell the itch.
Select ed coffees under the Alamo label are offered by Long and King and promoted as a choice blend. The notice encourages readers to order a can to start the day.
The Dallas aviation meet for March 3 to 6 has been canceled due to a temporary injunction secured by the Wrights of Dayton Ohio. Paulhan and crew were in Oklahoma City when served and headed to New York to contest the suit, canceling other Southwestern engagements including one at Dulles. Local interest had grown with many residents planning to attend.
Grayson County will hold a prohibition election on March 9. The report notes rising flood fears from heavy snowmelt along the Ohio River and widespread property damage. Local brief items include a Dallas Giants win and baseball results in Fort Worth.
New York spots show 30 point gains with futures 26 to 28 points above Saturday night close. In Denton on February 28 quotes list Liverpool as open 7.62 close 7.66 for MarchApril, and 7.59% yields. Other notes report spots up, sales and prices steady with eggs back to 17 1 2 cents.
Col Roosevelt spent Sunday in Gondokoro Soudan but the former president declined to discuss political matters or public affairs.
A rehearing has been granted in the Wright brothers injunction action against Glenn H. Curtis, with expectations that Curtis will be allowed to continue his airplane flights.
The Central Labor Union of Philadelphia with about 125 000 members announced a general strike to start next Saturday in sympathy with striking street car workers.
Walter Douglas vice president of the El Paso and Southwestern railroad system denies reports that his line has bought or contemplates purchasing the Texas and Pacific. The denial emphasizes the absence of any such transaction or formal proposal.
The President of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use with Electric Bitters. He praises its effects on stomach liver and kidney troubles and calls it best for building up weak children and women. Available for 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Aviation schedule for Louis Paulhan in Dating March 3 to 6 is canceled. Organizers are trying to book Aviator Brodie to fill the dates and continue the event.
In response to relatives of Godfrey R. Fowler of Texas the State Department in Washington asked the vice consul at Managua to determine the conditions of any Americans in a Nicaraguan hospital and to assist them.
Reader notes show casual references to seven and a clerk named D. R. Turner with scattered mentions of a No seven and a Grocery No seven. The fragmentary text offers no clear event date or place.
An otic advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a laxative offering permanent relief from constipation with regular use. It claims no cost if unsatisfied, notes candy-like chewable tablets in 36 for 25 cents and 1 1/2 dozen for 10 cents, and emphasizes safety for children and non habit forming action. It also lists O M Curtis and Charles Phillips in nearby notes about dynamite experiments and farmland. The broader article mentions Congress, Pinchot testimony, Ballinger, and ongoing political debate.
Mrs Annie Baker of Whig City has received a letter from Mrs K M Haynes of Snyerd Texas seeking to find her son Irvin Haynes aged about fifteen who left home a month ago and has not been heard from. Mrs Haynes believes he may be in Denton and offers to send money for his return. She requests a letter confirming his safety even if he cannot come home.
A brief business notice invites potential backers to support a venture, urging a share of the enterprise and providing a contact reference to T. D. R. Turner for details.
H. F. Keller advertises cheap groceries with a new phone number 312 and an old reference 126, promoting low prices and accessibility for customers.
Do not neglect the kidneys warned in a Denton advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills. J H Tennis of 76 E McKinney St describes long backache and kidney weakness eased after using Doan's at J F Raley Co. drug store. the ad asserts the medicine is sold by all dealers for 50 cents.
Grain and feed prices listed include corn in car and wholesale 5c per bu, cotton and cotton products with a range per ton, meal per ton, hulls per ton, chicken feed per 100 lbs, bran per 100 lbs, shucks per load, and prairie hay per ton with wholesale and retail levels.
A historical price sheet lists Trish potatoes at wholesale five cents and retail one dollar ten cents per bushel, and seed Irish potatoes from Ohio and Tennessee with varied per bushel and per peck prices. Also included are sweet potatoes, flour varieties, corn meal, lard, bacon, hams, onions, and turnips with wholesale and retail rates.
Butter per pound at 10 to 30 cents cash or trade delivered to private homes hotels and boarding houses at 20 to 25 cents Creamery butter per pound 26 to 32 cents Eggs wholesale 15 to 17 1/2 cents cash or 17 1/2 cents trade retail 17 1/2 cents
Poultry rates offered include turkeys and hens priced per pound from 8 to 14 cents, fryers 10 to 12.12 cents per pound, 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, and geese 6 dollars per dozen.
Jury for the week is empaneled as J. H. Larkin J. F. Smith C. B. McClure E. T. Broun and others hear J. F. Morgan vs M K & T Railway Co. over an incident where Lizzie Morgan allegedly was forced to buy a ticket from Pilot Point to Denton while en route from Muskogee to Aubrey. Also J. B. Mullins vs M E & T Railway Co involves the same event.
The docket includes J F Morgan versus M K and T Railway Co E G Farrington versus H R Elbert J Mullins versus M K and T Ry Co Geo Harmonson versus Libbie Har Cauble versus G C and SS Ry Co Cauble versus G S and 8 F Ry Elbert versus G T Boyd Champion et al versus Parlee Clayton et al Phillips versus Gammon Williams versus Bearden The grand jury reconvened and is at work. several bailiffs were discharged suggesting near completion of their duties.
Remedy for fever and aches from colds heat or malaria Hicks Ca picline offered in liquid at 10 25 or 50 cents available at drug stores with emphasis on fast relief and affordability.
D. R. Turner notes a versatile No. 7 line promising access to any cuisine or dish customers desire. The ad emphasizes breadth of choices and convenience.
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