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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
Local No 2 wheat rises to 86 cents a bushel with futures firming in Chicago and Kansas City as nervous trading persists. Cash grain quotes improve while oats, corn, and hog prices slip. cotton and fruit markets also show activity amid steady ship markets and Texas livestock receipts.
A beneficial rain fell Saturday aiding farmers across Prairie Chapel. Community notes report Mrs Upsher Wilson returning from French Wells for health. Charlie Jones died returning from the thrasher Friday and was buried at Fairview. Mrs Abe Jones is ill as Mrs Mattie Holloway and Mrs Garner visit relatives in Sanger. J D Mays E W Belcher and J D Holloway attended the Bethel quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Dorma A Smith of Pizarro Virginia says years of backache and bearing down sensations eased after using Wine of Cardui. She reports instant or eventual relief and urges other women to use Cardui as a specific remedy for female trouble and a general tonic to improve strength and appearance.
News from Justin reports invitations for the upcoming marriage of Miss Nannie Pafford to Callie Leaty next Wednesday evening. Other items note residents J E Bradley in Gainesville Herbert White in Krum C Gouldy in Fort Worth Harry Hancock in Denison and weather aiding corn moisture. A farm accident injures Squire T E Wood and W T Lewis suffers wagon accident injuries near Fort Worth. George Hodges of Fort Worth is visiting Justin.
In a richly illustrated piece, Lerence Gustey reviews seven years of the Texas College of Industrial Arts at Denton. The article argues the college offers a balanced cultural and practical education for women, producing teachers and skilled workers in domestic arts and trades. It discusses the initial focus on a college with practical training, later expansion to short term trades courses, and the institution’s democratic, merit driven values.
Local column from Lewisville dated June 27 reports Mrs. John Lyles and daughter visiting Dallas relatives, and numerous residents visiting cities such as Dallas Sherman and Fort Worth. It notes stays with families, returns from trips, summer plans and the burial of Mrs. Tom Merrit shipped from Abilene to Flower Mound cemetery.
Dento readers urged to detect early signs of kidney trouble. Symptoms include cloudy foul urine, back pain, headaches, fatigue and possible dropsy or Bright's disease. L T Fowlkes of Denton endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as effective, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents.
An ad in this issue teases a sought after article buried in the paper with a striking price. Readers are invited to locate and claim the item as part of a featured promotion.
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The city of Denton Texas passes a broad automobile ordinance regulating display of vehicle numbers, lighting, and speed limits. It sets 18 mph general speed, 12 mph in built up areas, includes motorcycle rules, penalties, exemptions, and immediate effect with enforcement now.
A claim offers a two thirds bottle money back guarantee if not satisfied. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels. Sold by J A Minnis.
A brief note indicates a car column item worth your attention appears today. The entry highlights a noteworthy vehicle, its key feature, and where to find the discussion in the column.
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