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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
3
Coal and feedstuffs of all kinds offered by Strickland and Pinckley with a new phone line 248 replacing old 114. J W Fralin, dentist, operates on the south side square in Denton Texas, middle of block, upstairs.
The Daily offers a regular advertising space reaching about twelve hundred homes in or near Denton. The service is described as effective and reasonably priced with solicitors available to discuss options by phone at 64.
The Record and Chronicle notes that lost and found adverts in Fort papers restore property worth thousands. It explains rates: one cent per word for the first insertion and half a cent per word for each additional insertion, guiding finders on costs.
Argyle Texas June 15 crops suffer in arid areas while some rain helped cotton gardens. Threshing starts as locals share news of visits and moves. Notables include Prof Richardg and wife moving to town and I O O F lodge officers elected for the year.
Local retailer announces a 30 day sale offering harnesses at actual cost. The notice emphasizes broad stock types and encourages customers to shop quickly while supplies last.
The North Texas Epworth League convention wrapped up Sunday at Bonham after a strong bid by Sherman and Bonham. Officers for the next year were elected with C. L. Hamilton of Lewisville as president and Miss Mary Ferguson of McKinney as fourth vice president.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Cure treats all forms of itching for rich and poor alike. It proclaims guaranteed relief and prices, suggesting the product delivers a universal remedy for a common affliction. The tone mimics a period advertisement emphasizing equality in suffering and cure.
In Fort Worth Texas on June 15 Turner Burnet aged four and Erwin Looney aged eighteen were slightly injured while attempting to fly a newly inverted aeroplane. The first attempt failed and a second trial followed after removing the tail. The craft collapsed with the two aeronauts. They plan to build a new aeroplane. The machine measured thirty two feet in length and weighed 125 pounds.
Capudine is advertised as a liquid remedy for sick and nervous headaches, travelers’ headaches, grip stomach pains, and female troubles. It promises immediate effects and is sold by druggists.
Washington June 15 Senators Culberson and Bailey were on hand as the Senate began a new session at 10 o'clock. Vice President Sherman called the meeting and the tariff bill was immediately taken up. Buckley of Connecticut denounced Philippine tobacco as inferior, with Culberson expected to follow, aiming at East Texas tobacco growers.
An advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a unique, unrivaled remedy for aches joints cuts burns and bites. It claims quick satisfaction, offering 50 caril 25 cent bottles as the surest cure.
Newspaper readers in Denton respond quickly to want ads as the Record and Chronicle appears in nearly every home. The publication's reach seems to drive faster reader action and quicker returns.
An advertisement for Rexall A3 Hair Tonic promises scalp refreshment and dandruff relief with a guarantee. The copy emphasizes universal suitability and prevention of baldness, noting customer satisfaction assurances.
A vintage promotional note urges using Alien's Foot-Ease powder for tired feet. It promises relief from aching, swollen, hot, and sweaty feet, easing corns and bunions and making tight shoes comfortable. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free trial offer and a sanitary pad sample.
Meats inspection inquiry in progress with inspectors sent to St Louis. Jim Keeton murder case venue moved. Presidents Taft Diaz expected to meet next fall amid flare of international issues. Mrs Belmont counsels wait to wed until vote. Brazos River bridge postponement petition tied to ag conditions and roads decision. Mrs Grover Cleveland to witness in Broughton case involving Cleveland letter. Meadville Mississippi feud turns deadly with two dead and troops sent. A. Newman and G Reynolds dead. Prinzess Irene rescues passengers as Slavonia wreck story spreads. No injuries. a passenger attempted suicide after impact. Japanese Nogoro appeals to Japanese Foreign Office over treaty rights. Multiple arrests for riot-incitement. bond posted. Nogoro threatens damages suit for Japanese rights violation. Arkansas Capitol dispute as Donaghey and two lawmakers seize incomplete state capitol. litigation and suspended work continue.
In Tyler Texas on June 15 the county commissioners court appointed Mrs T W Jarvis tax assessor of Smith County for the unexpired term of her husband who had died weeks earlier She won the post over twelve other applicants Capitline for That Headache Headache and nerves are boosted by Capudine and are available at drug stores
Texarkana report states railroad circles expect George Gould to decide and reply to the Firemen's union appeal. Gould is apprised of the situation and desires a settlement to avoid a strike that would affect all his lines. Engineers expect a decision against the firemen with alternative employee incentives, leading to a practical compromise.
A historic ad style piece explains that thin people can gain weight only if digestion works. It promotes Mi o na tonics to fix digestion, cure indigestion, and relieve stomach distress. O M Curtis sells Mi o na for 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee and wide druggist availability.
In Denton on June 15 wheat remained at 1.40 per bushel while oats trade gathers pace at about 13 dollars per ton. Sellers list shorn hay and Johnson grass around 7 dollars per bale or ton, with cottonseed at 15 dollars per ton. Livestock quotes show cattle 5.40, calves 5.40, hogs 7.50. corn around 82 to 85 cents per bushel. Overall markets dull, with wet weather hampering activity.
A historical price listing shows Irish potatoes and corn meal with wholesale and retail figures, lard and bacon pricing by weight, and onions by pound. It includes per bushel, per 100 pounds, and per sack rates, with small currency variations and grade notes.
Wholesale eggs 12 to 15 cents a dozen depending on cash or trade terms. Butter varies by type with wholesale 12 to 25 cents per pound and creamery butter at 25 to 30 cents. Poultry prices include turkeys 7 to 8 cents per pound, hens 7 to 8 cents, boilers 15 to 16 cents per pound, old roosters 10 to 12 cents each, guineas 1.50 per dozen, ducks 3 dollars per dozen, geese listed as no market. Delivery to private homes or hotels at 20 to 25 cents and butter fat 25 cents per pound.
HOGS per Ib gross light 54 to 55, heavy 51 4 to 52 6e. Dressed 7 to 7 1-2e. COWS per Ib gross 21 4 to 23 4e. HIDES green per Ib 7 to 9c. HIDES dry per Ib 9 to 13c depending on weight and condition.
Vegetables listing new beets lettuce beans peaches and blackberries with wholesale and retail pricing per dozen or bushel and per gallon where applicable. Wholesale prices include 35c for beets and lettuce per doz. Beans and peaches $1.60 per bu. Blackberries $2.90 per bu. Retail prices: beets and lettuce 5c per bunch, beans and peaches 25c per gallon, blackberries 30c per gallon.
Health is worth saving and Denton residents know to protect their kidneys. A Denton citizen Mrs Martha Arnold reports her mother was cured by Dean's Kidney Pills in 1905 and continues to recommend them. The remedy is sold at J F Raley Co's drug store for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Recording Chronicle reports growth in its classified columns as more ads appear and provide measurable results. Readers see improved visibility and value from listing services, with extended reach across local markets.
June 14 Rector reports a good weekly rain aiding cotton and corn. Wheat yields surpassed farmer expectations after thrashing. Local baseball: Rector boys lost 19 to 15 to Cross Roads. Nannie Vardemay visited Celina and McKinney. Davig boys sold bee steers to a Fort Worth firm. Missy Pressly visiting Fort Worth. mothers advised to use Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children.
The ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts burns bruises sores ulcers eczema and more claiming supreme effectiveness for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Available at J F Raley & Co for 25c.
A compact incentive urging readers to pay attention to want ads in the Record and Chronicle publications. It highlights value in using classified notices to find opportunities, sales, and services reflected in local listings.
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