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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
3
Boyd Randall announces a new shoe shop in the Donnhower building just south of the stairway. The business will welcome old and new customers and offers guaranteed work. Located at 148.
A list of numerous property condemnations and transfers including M D Fullingim to Charley Simmons for lots 19 and 20 in block A Argyle at 550 dollars and J A King to R L King for 63 acres near Duck Creek at 1100 dollars among other land deals and sums across Denton and nearby towns.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nerves. Liquid pleasant to take acts immediately. Try it at drug stores in 1c 25c and 60c sizes.
J. W. Fox of Denton and J. H. Higginbotham of Collin seek to block Denton County officials from levying taxes in Common School District No. 48 claiming Frisco Independent District spans Denton and Collin counties. They claim bonds and taxes for Frisco schoolhouse were improperly validated and district formation lacked proper notice, with plaintiffs listing multiple defendants and asserting the 20e tax is invalid due to election timing.
A Wild Blizzard Raging brings danger and illness to thousands. Grip signals include stuffed nostrils chills fever and cough. A. L. Dunn of Pine Valley Miss. says One bottle cured him after three weeks laid up. For sore lungs hemorrhages coughs and asthma it’s supreme. 50c and $1. Guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
C J Wilkerson of Bell county has invested $60,000 in Denton city and county real estate. He now owns over 1209 acres of Denton county black land and bought 415 acres from A D Turner and 800 acres from P Terrill through local firms. Denton land at $40 to $50 an acre is praised as on par with Bell county land.
Analysis of state and national teacher salaries by race and setting. It notes white and negro teacher numbers, average monthly wages for male and female instructors, and the limited social and economic incentives in teaching. The piece argues higher schools may supply drill masters while common schools sustain foundational education.
A letter from Thos H Reilly of Jonesville Louisiana encloses a one dollar money order and asks for its worth in Simmons Liver Purifier tin boxes. He states he has used the medicine for thirty years and notes price is 26e per box.
A dated advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for sore throat colds coughs croup and catarrh. It promotes breathing through a pocket inhaler with each outfit priced at 14 and offers refills 50 cents. Guaranteed to cure bronchitis with a lifetime inhaler and money back if not satisfied.
An advertisement notes a free booklet from Booth's Hyomei Co. of Buffalo New York with distribution dates January 19 to February 9 offering sample information to readers.
Noted cay modeler Willard Garton will appear at the C I A lyceum course next Tuesday night February 1st. The event promises a demonstration and discussion of model craft.
Murray W. Ayers of Transit Bridge New York faced a near death from virulent liver trouble and severe weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health, regaining 40 pounds, and making him well. The remedy is advertised for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 60c from J F Raley & Co.
Warwick M. Huff visited state official Dr J S Abbott to push a modification of the Texas Food Commissioner’s whiskey definition. Abbott remains firm that only real whiskey is sellable in Texas, rejecting the Taft scope. Huff left without an agreement. Also under review: twenty cars of corn worth $20,000 received by Whaley Mill & Elevator Co at Gainesville, partly rotten and soured, with investigation ongoing.
New York prices show little change with spots 6 points down at 7.68 and sales 7,000. Liverpool and New Orleans figures quoted with March and May contracts. Local activity notes middling lint around 13 1 2 cents, one load sold at 12 1 2 cents, seed range $3 to $4 with $3.50 average. Eyes in good supply, trade price 20 cents still in effect.
Ed Pratt assumed management Monday of the J. B. Wilson & Co. lumber yard on North Locust street. H P Groves, former manager, moved to Dallas to run the Groves Copley yard. Pratt and his family reside at 11 North Locust while Groves’ family stays until schools close.
Co. F. Witherspoon reports a valuable pointer dog died after suspected poisoning during a bird hunt last week. Clifford Witherspoon recalls the pup was one of the most promising he had seen. he valued the animal highly and would not take $100 for it.
We offer fresh vegetables every day and invite customers to call extension 7 for orders. D. R. Tuhkner is listed as contact.
W R Scott announces today as a candidate for alderman from Ward 1 in the city election. The formal announcement appears in the proper column in this issue.
Daily market roundup notes pork price drop of three cents in Pittsburg within the last 24 hours as traders watch shifting supply and demand dynamics in the region.
The Cherry mine, site of a November 13 blaze that killed 350 miners, will reopen this week. Guaranty fund banks in Austin report 200 bodies recovered and disclose non interest bearing deposits and unsecured funds totaling 2,994,490 with 373,406 dollars in cash in the fund.
The Weather Bureau in Washington reports current pleasant weather will last through the week. A cold wave beginning in the Northwest is expected to extend to the Atlantic seaboard and enclose the entire South with precipitation east of the Mississippi River.
The Seine has fallen eighteen and a half inches but relief is limited as crowds remain desperate. Darkness blankets Paris and boulevards lie empty while looting continues and soldiers have killed several ghouls. In a worst hit area six thousand rag-pickers, including many children, endure dire conditions.
A London dispatch reports both Conservatives and Liberals ready to enact moderate reforms to the House of Lords. Proposals include ending hereditary principle and restricting votes to those deemed fit by service in the Commons civil office or military service.
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