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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
3
Boyd Randall announces the shoe shop will locate in the Donahower building just south of the stairway after January 10. He invites old and new customers to visit for guaranteed work and friendly service.
Aubrey Herald notes A A Green southeast of town injured when mules balked at a hog and wagon overturned. Green’s ankle broken with bones protruding. aid arrived and he rests. Ona Jones seeks eye specialist in Dallas. eye likely lost but sight could be saved. Also mentions a Christmas day shooting incident. A Bad Runaway injures a horse and damages a livery when frightened by a passing car. driver Mrs Tidmore not aboard.
At cough and cold season the Painkiller by Perry Davis is recommended as an effective, readily obtainable remedy. It has stood the test of over seventy years and users recall its inventor with favorable memories.
NAVO reports fine weather with farmers preparing for the next crop. Wheat prospects look strong as A J Davis relocates near Celina. Joe Rogers recovers from illness while Mrs M A Ashley receives care from Mrs W A White of San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Tom Taylor host a young lady boarder since Thursday night.
C C Cook of Halletsville Texas writes that Hunt's Lightning Oil is an effective pain and sprain reliever. The testimonial notes satisfaction with the product and lists 25 and 60 cent bottle prices.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching for sale. Will book orders for future delivery. For prices address Mrs. J A Simmons Argyle.
Justice of the peace J. Woods of Burleson County was arrested in Austin on a peonage conspiracy charge linked to Ward Fuller. Bond set at 3000 dollars. Co-defendant named but not yet arrested. Hearing scheduled for Monday.
Today's quotations show New York and Liverpool slipping with open and close levels down from yesterday. Local prices range from 12 1 2 to 13 1 2 cents for good grades, while nearby bids show limited offers on two bales and a bid on low middling. Fort Worth market reports steady to higher beef and hog prices with cattle receipts around 900 and 400 calves, top butcher stock at 4 55 and hogs at 8 25.
In county court the Kirkland & Son of Sanger versus T. E. Berry real estate commission case began Friday and went to the jury on Saturday. On the probate docket the final report of guardian C. A. Davis for Maud Burge, a minor, was filed and approved.
A home remedy claims quick relief from cold in head or chest using boiling water and Hyomei. Breathe the vapor for two minutes to clear the head and ease chest tightness, described as soothing and healing. The ad notes O M Curtis sells Hyomei.
Pilot Point Weekly reports a Poindexter club to be formed at Pilot Point with about sixty signers. Judge Poindexter is sending personal letters to each signer as notice of the forthcoming organization.
Wm. Ganzer and Dr. W. H. Cowan secured about $160 in Pilot Point for the black land experiment station at Denton. The Towns' prejudice is said to be gone.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and falling hair based on Dr Sangerbond's microbe theory. It claims the Parisian remedy stops itching, prevents baldness, and grows lustrous hair, sold by druggists for 59 cents a large bottle, guaranteed by O M Curtis with dates January 20 to February 10.
Recipe preserves the genuine Lady Baltimore cake with sugar and butter batter, egg foam, milk, baking powder rose water vanilla, and flour baked in shallow tins. Filling combines sugar syrup with stiff egg whites figs raisins maraschino cherry and other ingredients.
Representative Hardy of Texas secured House consent to publish his anti Bailey speech delivered at Cameron but Texas democrats alerted Minority Leader Clark that the speech was loaded with dynamite. Publication in the journal was postponed to a future date.
L R Glavis testifies about interviews with Secretary Ballinger in which Ballinger says collecting campaign contributions is hard and former heavy contributors are angry over patent denials for lands in Alaska. Utah Governor Spry maintains opposition to a Jeffries Johnson bout in Salt Lake City though no final decision is reported. Tex Rickard says talks with sympathetic businessmen suggest a forty five round fight could be allowed, while Jeffries denies cancelation rumors and says the bout will go forward unless Johnson backs out before July 4.
Reports from Paris indicate the Seine rests while tributaries fall as underground conduits burst. Streets flood and foundations threaten collapse amid scenes of families pleading for food from submerged districts. The old Latin Quarter houses law courts and scientific publishers are hardest hit.
Fire at Howe 15 miles south of Sherman destroyed six businesses, four frame and two brick, totaling about 20000 dollars. The blaze began in the Hanning building and investigators have not determined a cause.
Cotton lint at 12 percent in seed 3 to 4 dollars per 100 pounds. Corn in car wholesale 5 cents per bushel, retail 85 to 90 cents. shelled 80 to 85 cents, retail 85 to 90 cents. Cotton seed wholesale 26 dollars per ton, retail 28. Cotton seed meal retail per ton 32 at car, 1.65 to 1.60 per 100 pounds. Cotton seed hulls per ton car 12 to 12.50, 13 at barn, 75 cents. Corn chums per 100 pounds wholesale 1.60, retail 5 to 10 cents higher. Chicken feed per 100 pounds wholesale 1.60, retail 10 cents higher. Barn per 100 pounds wholesale 1.45, retail 5 to 15 cents higher. Shucks loose per load 50 cents to 1 dollar. Prairie hay per ton wholesale 15.00, retail per bale 60 cents, per ton 16 to 17 dollars.
A baby eighteen months old died after clothing caught fire while the mother milked nearby. The fire likely started when the child moved toward the stove. No witnesses. authorities note accidental cause and no signs of neglect. Grand Master Spangler of the I C O F spoke in Lewiston on Wednesday night. Smallpox scare in Lewisville is limited to one family as Health Officer Ward reports containment prospects.
Local account reports J W Medlin releasing his sheep after Sunday morning errands, with two sheep killed by wolves by night. One was almost entirely devoured and the other partly, indicating ongoing trouble from wolves in the area.
R L Bowen formerly of this town and once a depot operator now serves as auditor on the Texas and Pacific Railway with a run between Marshal and New Orleans Gu Foster also accepts an auditing post and reported to work this week at the railroad office
Capudine is advertised as a quick fix for headaches and nervous tension after a night out. The copy urges use to clear the head and brace the nerves, suggesting purchase at drug stores.
Grocery price list shows Irish potatoes wholesale 95 cents per bushel retail 1.10 per bushel and per peck 30 cents new crop sweet potatoes wholesale 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel retail per peck 40 cents flour rates include first and second grade 3.15 to 3.40 per 100 pounds with retail 10 cents higher per 100 pounds hard wheat flour 3.05 to 3.15 per 100 pounds graham flour 3.50 per 100 pounds corn meal 65 to 70 cents per 35 pound sack lard various weights wholesale 15 cents per pound bacon prices by the pound 15 to 26 to 30 cents onions wholesale 3 cents per pound eggs wholesale 20 cents cash or trade retail 22 1/2 cents butter wholesale 10 to 30 cents per pound with home delivery 20 to 25 cents creamery 25 to 30 cents per pound poultry prices turkey 13 to 14 cents per pound hens 8 cents per pound fryers 10 to 12 1/2 cents per pound bakers 8 1/3 to 10 cents old roosters 15 cents each guineas 1.50 to 2 per dozen ducks 3 per dozen geese 6 per dozen.
Lewisville News notes editor D L Hamilton of the Enterprise as a Democratic primary candidate for Denton county tax collector. The piece claims his unbroken electoral record and recalls his long ties to the county and prior work at the Denton Chronicle.
Local classified ad touts Rexall Mucu Tone to cure catarrh through blood purification. Offers money back guarantee and free trial if not satisfied, with emphasis on women’s health and internal treatment complementing local remedies. Mentions Denton Rexall store and O M Curtis.
Livestock prices show hogs per pound gross light 6 to 6 1 4 cents and heavies 6 1 4 to 7 cents.
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