Hammock Ad Promotes Vador Reinforced Best in World
A short trade notice endorses the Vador reinforced hammock as the best in the world, urging buyers to select this model for durability and comfort.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
11
A short trade notice endorses the Vador reinforced hammock as the best in the world, urging buyers to select this model for durability and comfort.
Daily quotations from Denton to New Orleans report small declines in cotton futures and local commodities. Liverpool and New York futures lower, local wheat and flour prices fall, fruit and truck demand steady, Port Worth livestock receipts total 3500 cattle and 23,000 hogs with varied market tones.
The dry goods and grocery store of A B. and L. H. Chambers burned last Friday June 10 at 1 o clock. Fire is believed to have started from a lamp explosion in the tele phone office. Several local residents visited family and returned from trips as townsfolk discuss the loss.
Justice Moody of Massachusetts plans retirement from the Supreme Court due to ill health. In a separate notice, Russie reports a population of 160 095 200, marking a 26.2 percent rise since the 1897 census.
Col. Cecil Lyon left Sherman for New York on Wednesday to take part in the Roosevelt reception there on Saturday.
Congress soon to consider a bill that would allocate 1,000,000 for Texas public buildings and 1,250,000 for buildings in Oklahoma, with a total of 1,200,000 cited for Texas related construction.
Friends of the statehood bill in Congress secured support by whipping out Republican leaders and pushing their measure forward as unfinished business. This likely sets Congress to adjourn by June 23.
A Sherman dispatch reports Grayson county wheat yields nearly double last year. One farmer received over 37 bushels per acre on ten acres. Seed for the crop was imported from Pennsylvania.
Government filed suit to dissolve the Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association, alleging it restrains trade amid high cost of living investigations at Washington. Additional suits are anticipated.
Judge Lovett releases a statement on the traffic agreement between Southern Pacific and Frisey. He says the deal is strictly a traffic agreement with no running rights granted to either railroad. The pact runs for ten years.
A Decatur dispatch notes tools for the Gainesville Oklahoma and Western being unloaded near Greenwood. Cross sections of the route from Gainesville to Greenwood are finished, with the line proposed to run southwest from Gainesville to Bridgeport in Wise County.
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Hawkins says an extra legislative session is not driven by repealing the Fire Rating Board law. He notes he had no role in the Fire Rating law and would have voted against it if a legislator.
Justice Sweeny of Nevada asserts the state would permit the Jeffries Johnson boxing match with a $1,000 license. Salt Lake City residents favor holding it in Utah but the governor says Utah law prohibits it and will block the contest.
Gov Gillett of California disapproves of the fight and instructs that court action be used to prevent the match if held Attorney General Webby notified Promoters Rickard and Gleason faced surprise but expect the event may still occur in California after a conference with Attorney Webb
Governor Gillette seeks to block the Jeffries Johnson prize fight in California claiming a fatal blow to the sport. He warns the upcoming Legislature will push an anti prize fight law, while pressure from Congress tools may force a halt to the San Francisco event.
Judge roindexter addressed Gilmer Wednesday to a fair crowd while General Davidson spoke to 759 people in Lampasas. Cone Johnson addressed Beeville filling the district court room. Colquit spoke in Southeast Texas to zooid pepiite. Yancey spoke in Sherman for Davidson and L. 8S. och later spoke in Jefferson in support of Poincvexter. the candidate was kept from speaking due to a wreck. The debate between H Bascom Thomas and E G Senter in Dallas drew much comment. Celgutt spoke Wednesday at Livington to about 300 supporters.
The daylight guards around the Oklahoma capitol at Guthrie have been withdrawn while the night force remains on duty to prevent removal of state records to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City marked a large celebration of its victory on Wednesday with extensive festivities.
This remedy claims quick relief from headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach troubles. It also treats cold or grip attacks with rapid relief from aching and feverishness. The liquid medicine is easy to take and acts immediately available in 10c 25c and 5% sizes at local stores.
A detailed list of premiums for mules, cattle, crops, and household items offered by local merchants for the Denton County Trades Day. Prizes include cash, subscripts, goods from Jarrell-Evans Dry Goods, Long & Wilson, and other firms, plus a plan to showcase at the Dallas Fair. Event encourages broad participation and notes exhibit locations.
Thousands from across the state attended with Governor Haskell delivering the principal address. A feature where Wag the car displayed the state seal was invited to the new capital city. Oklahoma City is estimated to have 35 000 to 40 000 votes over Guthrie and Shawnee.
The Senate passed the administration conservation bill largely without opposition. It mirrors the House version but weakens fraud safeguards, risking water site seizures under mineral prospecting. An amendment appropriated 5 million dollars for ongoing reclamation projects. Senator Gore proposed applying the bill to the Philippines, but the amendment failed 33 to 20. Public fountain project noted in Mt. Pleasant. Baseball scores from multiple leagues reported.
Commissioners court failed to complete its work as a board of equalization on Wednesday and continued hearings with property owners. Bank assessments across the county were studied as the session extended into the day.
Dr J W McCullock visited Denison. Mr and Mrs J T Simmons and daughters of Bartonville visited Argyle. Miss Richardson of Denton visiting relatives. Mrs G A Schnably and children returned from Denton. Lew Litsey of Denton and Rev Silliman family from Roanoke were in town. A Mule kicked J S Chambers breaking two front teeth.
Marvelous discoveries mark the wonderful progress of the age. Drag's New Discovery relieves coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis hemorrhages hay fever and lung trouble. James M. Black of Asheville NC says it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. 50c and 1. A trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Local business promotes sharpening and repair of lawn mowers in Texas. Advertises contact with old phone number 42 and address 207tfc for service.
Ad offers 40 cents buys 10 words per week in the Daily and in the Weekly Classifieds. The advertiser notes the store ahead and marks the offer as ahead in promotions.
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