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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
3
The note advertises drug work and house moving services with contact references Lester and Brownlow. It lists new phone numbers 110 and old 31, and mentions “the oar are SS” in unclear text.
This Texas citation commands publication to summon unknown heirs of multiple deceased parties in a land dispute over 186 acres near Hickory Creek in Denton County. W. A. Vines sues the unknown heirs of J W Hardin R W Woodruff Louisa Woodruff B F Hardin W B Woodruff and related parties, to appear at the next district court term in Denton on the 22nd day of August 1916 to answer a petition filed June 23 1910. The plaintiff claims fee simple ownership and seeks title quieting against potential heirs noting lost county deed records and clouded title.
An older ad urges readers to hold their money until they see full value. It highlights lawn and porch goods, swings and hammocks, and Gur ney refrigerators as key offerings to attract customers.
W. E. Durbin Clerk of the District Court of Denton County issues a writ returnable at the next regular term. Plaintiffs seek to remove any claims by defendants and have title and possession forever quieted. The notice is dated June 23 1910 and issued in Denton.
Dallas 2 Galveston 2 Fort Worth 2 Houston 1 San Antonio 8 Oklahoma City 1 Shreveport 1 3 Waco 0 1. New York 2 Brooklyn 6 St Louis 13 Chicago 9 Pittsburg 8 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 4 0 Boston 1 4. Cleveland 5 St Louis 6 Chicago 6 Detroit 3. Atlanta Nashville 0 Mobile 3 Montgomery 1. Birmingham New Orleans rain Chattanooga Memphis rain.
The Krum baseball team defeated Bolivar 6 to 2. Batteries Martin and McCraw led Krum, while Jolly and Gray played for Bolivar.
Report on the Erythrophlocum laboucheri or poison tree from Sydney Natural History Society details. A. Meston notes it grows in Queensland and western Africa, with striking wood used for woomeras and leaves and beans that kill animals. Historical incidents include livestock and camel deaths and cautions about smoke exposure.
A long-time resident recounts selling the family home as the neighborhood’s character shifts for the worse. The house becomes home to elderly colored women, and the observer notes a stark change in atmosphere and complexion of the place.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer joke about marital finances where a husband says he gives his wife half his salary every week and she spends the other half before the week ends, illustrating a humorous take on shared income.
A London Punch exchange jokes about Coster Mire and Hawker with a quip on what was said about them. The dialogue plays on mishearing and misinterpretation in breezy London slang.
The Daily and Weekly distribute to more than 3,000 homes totaling about 16,000 people. The message invites readers to submit business stories for wider coverage.
Denton Texas July 1 reports rain in the Northwest and cash shortages lowering wheat futures in Chicago to 96 7 8 for July 97 1 2 September and 98 7 8 December. Local price unchanged at 86 cents with deferred payments up to 1 a bushel. oats rise with limited supply and retail prices around 40 to 45 cents.
The market reports show steady conditions with new watermelons from home producers selling 15 to 25 cents each at retail and 10 to 20 cents wholesale. Grapes are $1 a bushel retail and wholesale, with a possible price drop noted. Cantaloupes arrive slowly and are in demand, tomatoes and most truck crops in good supply with fair demand.
Commodity notes show Liverpool New York New Orleans and Galveston prices with July August and October futures. Spot cottons moved or held steady with small changes and varied daily sales across cities.
Thursday cattle receipts reach 1500 with 1200 calves. Beef steers show moderate receipts and active trading with top price around 5.00. Butcher stock gains to 3.35, bulls strong and light receipts to 3.56. Calves and yearlings 6.00 top with 25-50 cent lower trend and slow trading. Hogs 1000 head, prices steady to higher, slow trade, top 9.32.
Fort Worth has finally raised its part of the T C U bonus. Col Roosevelt denies reports he is seeking Gov Hughes entry into the gubernatorial campaign.
The attorney general quashed prior indictments from 1908 tied to the cotton report lek, dismissing all charges against T H Price.
J. W. Alexander aged 89 died at Clarendon claiming to be the oldest Mason in Texas. He had been a member of the Masonic order for sixty five years.
Crops across Alabama suffer from heavy rainfall with reports indicating continued precipitation could cause serious damage if it does not stop. Farmers face mounting losses and potential yield reductions as storms persist.
Millions due from incorporation tax. less than half paid into the U S treasury. Corporations have ten days remaining to pay the tax without penalties.
City National bank of Dallas declared a semi annual dividend of 10 percent on 1,000,000 capital as of June 30. The American Exchange declared a 4 percent quarterly dividend.
The Korean emperor issues an edict delegating police administration to the Japanese government making annexation by Japan seem imminent.
The Senate investigating committee probing the Gore charges has been found to lack funds to conduct the inquiry while the House committee was directed to cover its expenses from the contingent fund.
The Glidden tour ending in Chicago saw Premier car No. 1 take first in the trophy contest. Dallas driver Jess Tilingsworth piloted the Maxwell to second place in the event from Cincinnati through Dallas.
Captain S P Lyon faces court martial for alleged falsification about ammunition in the hands of Negro soldiers of the Twenty fifth Infantry. The unit was discharged without honor amid events tied to Brownsville shooting.
Readiness for the big battle at Reno Monday dominates sports pages with high anticipation. Betting odds run 16 to 6 and 18 to 7 as Johnson funds appear scarce for the clash drawing wide attention.
Davidson spoke Thursday to a Snyder court house crowd and to 1,000 in Colorado. Poindexter addressed 400 at Beaumont, Col quitt 700 at Temple, Johnson 969 at Seymour. Colquitt spoke 600 at Cleburne and vowed to beat Poindexter 80 000 votes and Johnson 50 000.
If you have something to sell the classified column is the place to reach the buyers and move items fast.
Reading is unclear. readable fragments show names and places lacking complete context. The item appears to be a brief notice or short item from a historical page with minimal legible details.
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