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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
4
Local talent presents An American Hustler at Wright Opera House tonight under Denton Fire Department and Maccabees auspices. The same show with extra rehearsals promises improvement over the two weeks ago performance with a strong advance sale assuring a good crowd.
Tonight at the Majestic a moving picture on life at the Miller Bros 101 Ranch is shown with crowds praising it as excellent. A first class vaudeville team performs new songs and dances on the program.
Blue Label catsup made from whole ripe tomatoes and pure spices is advertised by M. R. Gilbert in a Denton sale listing. Sold 15 by Long & King.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas preferred death from battle to consumption. A cold lingered for years causing a cough and weight loss to 139 pounds. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he recovered to 178 pounds and praises its cure for coughs colds lagrippe asthma and lung trouble. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
The speaker states the fire that partly destroyed the office did not affect their ability to lend money. They invite the public to borrow at a low rate, promising favorable terms and high loan amounts against property through their agency.
A wind shift from south to west cooled Sunday’s 82 degree high to 52 by Monday morning. Straw hats appeared as barefooted youths enjoy a springlike day but dust and haze marked the air. Residents fear rain shortages amid February dryness and memory of last year’s drought.
Local ad copy touts Capudine as a quick remedy for headaches and morning nerves. The message targets busy adults seeking relief to suit a day of business and social plans.
A Denton Texas company offers farm lands and city property handling with strict privacy. It advertises money to loan on farm lands and promotes professional, discreet service for a fee.
Nickel plated Alarm Clock for 75c at Minnis' Drug Store, absolutely guaranteed. The most complete line of garden seeds, seed potatoes, onion sets, flower seeds in Denton at Long & King's.
A Denton pharmacist urges patients to fill prescriptions at a first class drug store for fairness to patient and doctor. He notes over 10 000 prescriptions filled last year and emphasizes the need for size and equipment to handle volume. He cites his 20 years in the business and PharmD credentials with free delivery and phone contact.
The meeting on the first Saturday in April features talks by H. F. Browder on Why I breed golden Wyandotts Mrs. A. F. Evers on Dollars and cents in the Poultry business J. M. Martin on Does it pay to breed more than one variety Mrs. Tom Teasley on Egg farming J. A. Hollowna on conditioning and preparing white birds for the show room Mrs. J. A. Simmons on Young chicks and how to manage them Jap Henderson on Are high priced birds profitable Mrs. T. A. McGalliard on Simple and practical poultry remedies F. E. Tobn on How I breed prize winning Rhode Island Reds H. C. Holmes on Why I breed one variety
LATE PERSONAL MENTION lists numerous individuals visiting from Bolivar Ponder Justin Fort Worth Little Elm Sanger Lewisville Paducah Ky Dallas Pilot Point Denton and nearby areas. Notables include Dr D F Kirkpatrick Mrs M L Robison and Prof C N Adkisson with local officials planning races and a chamber program set for Grapevine.
A fragmented OCR shows a roster of individuals and cities including Layton Dallas Mc Collum Waco Smith Dallas White Paducah Massey Memphis Ryan New York Hains Lewiston Rayzor Winnie Doll Paducah Simpson Bridgeport Mosley Bridgeport Hughes Slidell Crow Haskins Dallas Garnett Gainesville Fulkerson Dallas White M.K. T. Temple Allen Justin ex Alexander Ft Worth Gerren Ft Worth Hargrove city Buchanan Fr Worth Gough McKinney Edwards Hoskins city Caddell
District court convened Monday at 1 30 for its third week. The partition suit Jim Champion versus Paralee Clayton et al is up next. An extensive jury panel was drawn, including Daugherty Raines Jones Pugh Miles Burgoon Hill Castleberry Harbert Clark Derryberry Stockard Barton Slaton Beyet Eubanks Bushey Lynch Griffin Wallace Schoppaul O Reilly Simmons. Trials scheduled for Monday include Hamilton et al versus Withers et al Geffen versus K & T Ry Co Brown and Ellenwood versus K & T Ry Co M Coubie versus K T Ry J M Battle versus Martha Battle S N Jackson versus S A and A P R R Co V D Linucceum versus Lipscomb J C M Caubie versus G C S F Ry J B Schmitz versus W B McClure et al. An earlier Saturday report misnamed W B MecClurk as a defendant.
Mrs. Charles Hogan wife of a prominent Denton citizen died Sunday afternoon at 5 45 at home 133 South Myrtle street of septic peritonitis She was 19 years 2 months and 20 days old mother of a ten day old daughter She was a daughter of J R Terry and married in August 1908 The funeral is set for 5 o'clock Monday at the residence with interment in the I O O F cemetery
The school resumes work Monday as the fire did not reach either department and was confined to the main office by five boys. Manager A C McGinnis thanks patrons and pledges continued training for sons and daughters in the commercial world.
About 4,883 dollars in bonus collections are in three local banks as the transfer and finalization of the Black Land Experiment Station approach within a day or two. The farm, a 100 acre well improved tract, is handed to Dr. H. H. Harrington, state director of experiment stations, with a local superintendent to be announced soon by the 8 state board including Dr. Harrington and officials Davidson and Commissioner Kene.
Denton Trust Co assures the public that a Friday night fire caused no damage to records or operations. The bank reports all records and valuables are secure in a fireproof vault and business continues as usual.
A brief notice directs readers to call 44 for prompt delivery services from LONG and KING.
Birth notices from Denton area include Millican in Lewisville on February 23 a girl and Hill in Denton on January 25 a boy. Quissenberry near Min Oo on February 27 a girl and Massey six miles south of Denton on January 6 a girl. Curtis southeast of Sub on February 27 a boy and Rhodes of Little Elm on February 18 a boy. Walker of Litt Elm on February 18 a boy and Cates of Little Elm on January 28 a boy. Russell of Little Elm on January 21 a boy. Desbin of Lewisville on February 18 a girl. Curtis three miles southeast of Denton on February 27 a boy. Rhodes of Little Elm on February 22 a boy. Cantrell near Lloyd on February 27 a girl. Melton of Sanger on March 2 a boy and Sons of Sanger on February 28 a boy.
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