Furniture Ad Highlights Quality and Fair Pricing
An advertisement promotes durable, well made furniture crafted by skilled hands. It claims prices are no higher than competitors and every piece is guaranteed.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement promotes durable, well made furniture crafted by skilled hands. It claims prices are no higher than competitors and every piece is guaranteed.
MO B Schmitz urges buyers to choose a Vador Reinforced hammock claiming it to be the best in the world, highlighting durability and comfort for outdoor relaxation.
A Washington table, created by Democratic enthusiasm, forecasts the next House of Representatives standing Dem 324 to Rep 166, a Democratic majority of fifty eight. Republicans acknowledge the possibility, noting it could curb drastic tariffs with a Democratic House and Republican Senate and president, potentially easing national political tensions.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes a tense streetcar scene where a mother incubated a crying child drew disapproval from a heavyset man who urged her to quiet the baby. The father later took the child and left with the mother, defending parental rights.
Marvelous Discoveries mark progress of the age with air flights and heavy machines. Dr. King's New Discovery claims to save life from coughs and lung trouble, relieves instantly and cures bronchial afflictions. James M. Black of Asheville, North Carolina testifies it cured an obstinate cough after other remedies failed. 0c and $1. A trial bottle free guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
Don’t forget to call us about sharpening or repairing lawn equipment. We do the work right. Old phone 42. 207tfe.
One year old male blue Persian cat with yellowish green eyes, answers to Tinkle Bell. Last seen in the Denton Oil Mill neighborhood. Reward $5 for return to Express office.
Smith's Restaurant announces fresh catfish on the menu today with orders ready for pickup or dine in. patrons are urged to place orders now to secure a serving.
Texas League results include San Antonio 2, Dallas Not listed, Galveston 4, Oklahoma City 0, Houston 6, Sareveport 2, Fort Worth 5, Waco 3. National League games feature Philadelphia 9, Pittsburg 4. Cincinnati 6, Boston 9. Chicago 9, New York 4. Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 0. American League shows Boston 6, Cleveland 6 Iladelphia 7, St. Louis 2. Southern League reports Memphis Chattanooga 0, Atlanta 2, Nashville 1, Montgomery 2, Mobile 1, New Orleans 1, Birmingham 0.
Henry L. Britton of Eaton Rapids Mich praises Hyomei for curing his nasal catarrh after trying other products. The remedy uses Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics, works quickly when inhaled, and weekly use can heal the infected membrane. A pocket inhaler and bottle are sold by druggists or O M Curis for 50 cents.
R V Davidson candidate for governor spoke to a crowded house with A C Owsley of Denton introducing him. Sunday night featured a children's service program and Dr H A Boaz at the Methodist church. Local visits span Denton Gainesville Ardmore Dallas Fort Worth and Kentucky.
The past days have been cool and rain is badly needed for crops. Miss Coolie Yeck of Sanger visits relatives. Attendees at Lynchburg children’s day exercises include Mr. and Mrs. Starr and daughter Myrtle, J. E. Elroy and children, D. Jones, Oscar Bryan, and Homer Graham. Joe McElroy of Corinth visits relatives. J. L. Daugherty travels to Denton. Mrs. Will Trigg is sick. Heags go fishing and catch nineteen fish. Aunt Mary Millwood returns to Corinth after visiting the community.
June weather brings good farming as trashing runs full blast. Children’s day programs at Lynchburg draw large crowds with praise for the event. Visits include Misses Mattie and Robbie Clark of Little Elm to Ruby Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs. George Elbert of Garza. Changes to Lynchburg picnic date move to June 25 due to Bethel’s July 2 picnic. L. T. Fowler travels to Dallas. R. L. Fowler’s family hosts visitors. M. S. Webster suffers a horse founder incident Thursday.
June 14 roundup from Garza with visits by Miss Bessic Avery and Miss Mae Sanders. Walker Riley of Rosebud. B N Sallee to Davis Ok. Mrs. Florence Newton in Lewisville. James Carter visiting daughter. Miss Etta Wright back from Denton visit. W O W decoration postponed. Births and deaths noted. Francis Williams dies after typhoid illness. families in Denton Arlington Frisco Swisher area mentioned among visitors and farming activity.
Local brief lists residents and visitors with names and home towns. Jack Brannon attended Dallas events while Miss Zanie Rice travels in Oklahoma. Others, including Edna Gulledge, Cobb, Fox family, Bates, Chambers, Kennedy, Hendrix, Cobb, Kennemer, Harwell, and Wood, are visiting relatives or staying with hosts in Richardson, Denton, McGregor, Frisco, Grapevine, Bartonville, or Fort Worth.
Denton reports today's grain quotations with local wheat steady at 82 to 83 cents a bushel on a 50 pound basis. Cash wheat elsewhere quoted 98 cents to $1.01 in St Louis and Chicago futures, with Texas markets showing modest activity as receipts stay good. livestock receipts total 3,500 cattle and 1,102 calves with beef steers and hogs varying in price.
Denton resident Frank Raines endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from back pains and kidney retention. He purchased at J. F. Raley & Co. and reports improved kidney function and ability to work. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is sole agent for the Un imé name Doan's.
A blaze in Josephine Collin county destroyed about half of the business district Tuesday and caused a damage estimate of 10000 dollars. Gordon Russell resigned from Congress to accept a federal judgeship in the Eastern Texas district and was sworn in Washington Tuesday. James W Ownby was renominated for district attorney on the same day.
Congressman Sheppard of Texas introduced a bill to authorize the Postmaster General to study the practicality of an aeroplane mail route. The measure has little chance this session but could see action if aviation progress accelerates before the next Congress.
Large meeting set for June 21 in Austin to discuss with the Fire Rating board reductions in fire insurance rates, focusing on mercantile risks where advances have been steep. The board has asked insurers to suspend premium collections until after the conference.
A landmark traffic alliance from Chicago unites Southern Pacific and Frisco for joint use of over 300 miles of Texas track and traffic interchange. Southern Pacific gains a line through Oklahoma to Kansas City, while Frisco gets a connecting link across North and South Texas with no new track built.
Austin is stirred by Hawkins matter with Fire Insurance firms and Governor Campbell’s demand for resignation. The governor’s impression that Hawkins’ term expires August 21 dominates discussion. Fire insurance rates await action from the companies.
Government statisticians report a two year drop in U S intoxicating liquor use amounting to about 110 million dollars. Yet total liquor expenditure last year reached 1 681 billion dollars with an average 19 43 per person and about two gallons consumed per person daily use of alcoholic beverages.
In Guthrie Oklahoma the state capitol is protected by two guards one to enforce state orders and another to prevent removal of records by court order Labor Commissioner Daugherty was searched by an officer under court authority Governor Haskell demands apologies from Sheriff and Mayor and warns of possible martial law Randell presses anti graft push as House debates his discharge of the judiciary committee over gifts from public service firms.
The railroad bill exits conference in satisfactory form and is expected to pass soon allowing early adjournment. insurgent Republicans and many Democrats aided by them secured key changes including a commerce court and broader Interstate Commerce Commission powers. The measure limits rate signaling by railroads and water carriers and extends IC C authority to telegraphs and telephones. The Senate likely adopts the report Thursday before going to the House.
Voters are listed many candidates for county roles including sheriff auditor clerk treasurer and commissioners. Names include W C Orr Oscar T Button D M Reeve W E Durbin John W Stuart J W Smith Ted Davis George Wells Joe Young J H Wilson among others.
J M Gurley is a candidate listed for Alderman Ward 2 in the special election on June 21. The notice informs voters of the municipal contest and names the ward and candidate.
Southbound timetable fragment lists departures at 6 16 a m 8 26 a m 2 05 p m and 8 00 a m with several notes and codes.
A fragment shows schedule lines for No 31 from Fi to Texarkana at 12:32 p to 3:50 p and No 32 from Texarkana to Pt. W. at 10:20 p. The terse entries imply a published railway timetable with partial city and leg designations.
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