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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
Advertises sending Daily Record and Chronicle during summer trips at home price 40c. Offers daily address changes, back copies available if an issue is missed. Describes service for travelers and current pricing.
The Daily advertises its twelve hundred home circulation in Denton and nearby areas, inviting merchants to place regular ads to reach readers who buy merchandise. Prospective advertisers are urged to consider the service, with phone contact provided for a solicitor to discuss options.
Claud Bell and wife deed to G S Hammett a city lot in E Puchalsai survey for 750 dollars. J W Degan and wife sell 106 2 3 acres in W B Weldon survey for 3200 dollars. A D Bureh and wife to J A Barton a city lot in Wm Loving survey for 2060 dollars. B J Vardaman and wife to Minnie S Vardaman an interest in 14 acres in B B B and C C R R survey for 720 dollars. Mrs A E Fry and husband to D A Coleman north on east wall of lot 8 block 28 Wainsght addition for 900 dollars. S S Ball and wife to Ned Gullett 157 acres in G Walker survey for 6280 dollars. Geo Fritz to Will Maddox and wife a city lot in Wm Crenshaw survey for 50 dollars. C Bell and wife to Geo W and Elmer Clark a city land lot in Bell addition for 7500 dollars. Geo W and Elmer Clark to Jone R McCook same land for 5 dollars.
Customer testimonial from C. C. Cook of Halleisville Texas praising Hunt's Lightning Oil as great pain and sprain relief. Advert shows 25¢ and 50c bottles.
Denton market reports dull receipts with wheat as the main item and corn also seeking prices. Fort Worth livestock shows cattle 1300 and hogs 1200 with steady to good demand. grain prices hold firm for corn and wheat No. 2 at 1.20 a bushel.
In Texas Dallas beat Fort Worth 11 to 5 while Houston and Oklahoma City split at 3 to 3 and 6 to 4 labeled. National leagues show Philadelphia surging to 6 with Boston 1, Brooklyn shutting out 7 to 0 over New York, and Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2. Southern games see Nashville edging Montgomery 6 to 5 and Memphis defeating New Orleans 7 to 4.
An 1880s advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial from W. L. Walling, Kinnan, and Marvin and notes internal action, 75 cent price per bottle, and distribution by Toledo druggists.
Federal Judges Vandeventer and Munger granted an injunction preventing the state banking board from enforcing the bank guaranty act. The article notes that the constitutionality of the statute will be discussed in opinions to be filed later in Lincoln Nebraska, July 1.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine says her 70 plus mother grew young again after using Electric Bitters. Dyspepsia for 20 years left her unable to eat drink or sleep. doctors gave up but the tonic revived health. Invigorates organs cures liver and kidney trouble and boosts sleep strength and appetite. Only 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Mrs. Georgia B. Collard wife of Dr J B Collard a Monterey Mexico dentist died in San Antonio from injuries after a gasoline explosion at uncle A R Byrd residence.
Notice from R. B. Doris of the Fort Worth Horse and Mule Company stating he will be in Denton on the first Monday in July to buy mules. Also priced is Man and His Mate at Cart's Drug Store for 50 cents.
A health notice promotes Mi-o-na tablets for indigestion among busy executives. It describes symptoms from overeating and fatigue, claims the tablet aids digestion after meals, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by O. M. Curtis at 59 cents a large box with broad availability through leading druggists.
Roanoke reports a string of community items including Hunter Wheeler moving to Stamford to work, a death of Mrs. Dora Elkins near town, visitors from Dallas Fort Worth and Denison, several travels and illnesses, and an election resulting in 39 to 27 in favor of town incorporation for school purposes. The Woman’s Home Mission society announces an ice cream supper Friday night.
Local committees began today raising a $100,000 bonus and bond subscriptions for a railroad line from Fredericksburg to San Antonio in Texas.
Public timetable brief lists Missouri Kansas and Texas connections with noted service details and station references. No specific dates or times readable in the fragment.
A roundup of small news items includes voting on a 250000 road bond on July 24, a Wise county fatality, Texan ranger trial in Corpus Christi, injuries from a storm near Kingsville, and Uncle Sam’s fiscal deficit of 90000000. Other notes mention smoking restrictions funding, a Wright airplane purchase, Mississippi anti trust penalties, Harvard philanthropy, Gulf storm marooning guests, and political commentaries by Bryan and Taft.
For fifteen years I have kept a supply of Hunt's Cure to treat itching skin trouble such as eczema and ringworm. It is peerless and an old friend, says Mrs Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee, 50 cents per box.
News from Aubrey notes the wihion meeting of Methodists and Christians to begin on the second Sunday in July. The Baptist protracted meeting will start on the third Sunday in July. Frank Powledge returns from Park Springs after visiting relatives. Houston Wilson, once of Aubrey, died last week after a ball game accident. Powledge died at the end of the fragmentary report.
Last Friday on a country road near Spring Hill W. T. Wilson and C. T. Hodges were driving when the buggy tongue dropped. The horses panicked and the men jumped clear. Wilson escaped with only a shaking up while Hodges suffered a dislocated knee and multiple bruises, but he is now able to move about on crutches.
Those attractive women who are lovely in face form and temperate the envy of many. A weak sickly woman will be nervous irritable. Constipation or kidney poisons show in pimples blotches skin eruptions and a wretched complexion. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood give strong nerves bright eyes pure breath smooth skin. Many charming women owe their health and beauty to them. 50c at J F Raley & Co.
In Denison Texas on July 1 Mrs Emma Thompson proprietor of a local grocery store was found dead in bed this morning. Police reported no immediate signs of foul play and the investigation was underway.
Advertisement invites readers to send name and address to receive a free package of Mother Kay's Australian Leaf. Claims it is a reliable regulator for women and helps with back, urinary, bladder, and kidney pains. Sold by druggists for 50 cents. mail request to The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, N Y.
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