Mrs Randell Ill In Washington Area
Mrs Randell wife of Texas Congressman has been seriously ill in Washington and is only slightly better now.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
3
Mrs Randell wife of Texas Congressman has been seriously ill in Washington and is only slightly better now.
The latest session produced about 15,000,000 words for the printed congressional record. Officials note the extensive volume covers speeches, debates, and proceedings from the recent session.
Dr George P Garrison a longtime figure at the University of Texas since its early years is reported very ill at Austin with his condition noted as serious for the record.
The Texas railroads completed about 860 miles of main line track during the fiscal year ending Thursday.
The piece argues the July 4 Jefries Johnson championship bout in Nevada may be the last major boxing event in the United States, predicting pugilism would fade into obscurity afterward. It reflects on the sport’s waning prominence and hopes for a quieter era beyond the spectacle.
In a remarks session representative Murdock of Kansas identifies insurgents and credits his faction for passage of key legislation in the recent legislative session.
Wealthy supporters received peerages and baronetcies in exchange for actions that boosted the Liberal campaign fund in England by a reported million dollars.
Weather notes indicate Sunday rain was widespread with variable intensity. Dalhart recorded about three inches, while other areas had lighter falls not materially helping crops.
A bomb exploded in a Buenos Ayres theater injuring twenty people and killing six. Authorities offered a reward of 50000 dollars for the bomber.
A feter dispatch reports anti electionists making considerable gains in the Mexican election and aiming to influence the vice presidency by withdrawing opposition to UiAz.
Dallas firemen who sought a $7.50 monthly raise agree to disband the union, withdraw resignations, and continue in service while the board of commissioners prepares the budget of appropriations.
A young Marshall man attempting to stop the car by the emergency brake instead pressed the accelerator, sending the vehicle into a flip. The seven passengers were seriously bruised, among them several young ladies.
A posse searches Mt Vernon in East Texas for a missing Black man. Police and volunteers comb area as investigation continues into the disappearance.
Stanley, a well known local figure, was shot and killed in his backyard. A man named with a posse pursuing him. a lynching is feared if captured.
Republicans clash over the session’s funding. Chairman Tawney cites under 900 million dollars, Hale cites 1.026 billion, and Representative Livingston estimates 1.996 billion, about 15.6 million more than the last Sixtieth Congress.
A New York Herald reprint recalls a boy who brags his father is a politician, but a neighbor counters with a larger claim about his own father being the biggest trimmer in the ward. The tale shows how social standing in a district shapes impressions among children.
A married woman describes a plan to save money by charging her husband for tablecloth spots. He covers each stain with coins, larger spots with larger coins, sometimes using paper money, and Norah collects the funds to buy kitchen utensils.
A witty remark from the Boston Transcript ponders a world where desires align or mercy tempers fate. The exchange contrasts getting what one wants with receiving what one deserves in a light editorial tone.
Louise Jebb asks Tom not to worry about her in a brief note to Mary. she says she did tell him and he promised not to worry. The exchange hints at tense attitudes and concern within a personal moment.
A quotation attributed to Tennyson about courage and national spirit is presented as a reflective line on how inner deeds shape a nation's resolve.
A notice promotes a low price for The Daily at four cents per month, advertising a cheap subscription option. The item emphasizes affordability and quick access to the newspaper.
Kirby hides in a house to escape pursuers as a child observer scouts the scene. The General and Adele wait with relatives while Anatole plans an escape and gathers details on the looming pursuit. The scene blends melodrama with a daring rooftop entrance and a hopeful gambit.
The Chicago market hits the dollar per bushel threshold as deliveries of grain advance. High demand supports price gains for wheat and related commodities across the trading floor.
In Denton Texas on June 28, wheat futures rose to over $1 a bushel amid Northwest drought concerns. July futures closed at $1, with December at $1.01 7 8, cash Chicago bids $1.01 to $1.04 and Dallas quotings at 8 1/2 cents.
Baled oats firm at 12 to 12.50 dollars per ton wholesale while first-cuing Johnson grass hay sells 10 to 15 dollars a ton with 12.50 dollars common. Oats price 32 to 34 cents per bushel wholesale. Baled straw 4.50 to 6 dollars per ton. Eggs 1 cent cash and 12 1/2 cents trade. Fryers in demand at 15 cents a pound.
Liverpool quotes show open and close figures for July August and September October with July August yields at 7.07 to 7.38 percent and spots down 7 points at 7.84. New York lists opening and closing values around 2645 to 14.96 with October at 12.43 and spots down 5 points to 14.95. New Orleans noon West quotes include October 2 at 13.29 12.24 with spots 1 1/16 down and 96 sales. Galveston reports unchanged spots at 14 11-16 with zero sales.
Worth livestock receipts show cattle 9 200 and calves 1 100 with beef steers steady and top at 5. Butcher stock market slow with prices off 15 to 25 cents. Calves and yearlings steady with top around 6. Hogs active with top at 9.40.
Market quotes show Jufts Feeds at 85c per bushel for HEAT, corn wholesale 75 to 80c and retail 85 to 90c. Shelled corn wholesale 76 to 2, retail 85 to 90c. Cotton seed meal retail prices listed as read from the market page.
The notice details wholesale and retail prices for farm goods including cotton seed hulls corn chops bran chicken feed prairie hay Johnson grass hay alfalfa hay and oats per ton per hundred pounds per bushel and per bale. Prices range from 10 to 16 cents for various feeds and 12.50 to 15 dollars for alfalfa hay with hay and grain terms specified.
A historical price list shows wholesale and retail rates for groceries including Trish potatoes per bushel, flour per 100 pounds in two grades, hard wheat flour per 100, corn meal in sacks, bacon in various forms, lard in multiple formats, and bulk lard per pound with wholesale and retail figures.
Butter per pound wholesale 10 to 30 cents cash or trade delivered to residences hotels and boarding houses 20 to 25 cents. Creamery butter per pound 26 to 80 cents. Egg wholesale 10 cents cash 12 1/2 cents trade retail per dozen 12 1/2 cents. Peaches per bushel wholesale price variant retail per gallon 20 cents.
Feeder and slaughter hog prices quoted per pound with light and heavy weights. Cattle prices show jer per pound ranges for cows and mixed classes.
The list shows squash at 2 cents per pound wholesale and retail, field peas at 6 cents per bushel wholesale and 10 cents per gallon retail, matoes at 6 cents wholesale and three pounds for 25 cents retail, and tomatoes at 5 to 6 cents wholesale and 10 cents retail per pound or 3 pounds for 25 cents. Prices vary by item and packaging.
A playful exchange features a child asking why the cow jumped over the moon and a parent offering a joking reply about a costs periment in aerial navigation as reported by the New York Press.
One hundred pounds of almond yield forty eight pounds of oil. Classified notice summarizes production ratio and price classification for 30c.
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