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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
3
Di77 Wmario MRS C M Curtis breeder of White Rocks prize strain offers eggs for sale at 1 per setting. Location 140 West Hickory Center 189 4d Mar 17. Also S C I Red Eggs for sale with future delivery bookings $2 per setting of 15 or $1 per hundred. Tobin Aubrey Tex 190d mar21w.
The Crown The Concord The Bradford Steinberg Werner and others present a piano club event at Weaver Music Co showcasing piano artists and guests including noted names in a community music program.
Fifty pianos from top factories in 1910 styles will be sold to fifty people in a single club. The Benefits of Greatest Event in History of Piano Selling begins Tuesday March 8 at 8 30 AM. Members receive discounts and favorable terms not available in ordinary sales.
A newspaper notice promotes a player piano club featuring latest 1910 styles in mahogany oak and walnut finishes. Members choose from two to five makes and many styles with flexible payments and price reductions up to 35 dollars. Immediate delivery and weekly or monthly terms are offered.
Liverpool futures up 5 to 6 points and spots 2. New York futures rise about 24 and spots 20. Denton March 10 quotations show Liverpool and New York openings with various May July futures and spot prices. Local notes mention corn price uncertainty and Fort Worth livestock receipts with hogs at a new top of 9.90 and higher cattle and calves values.
Emmet Curran of Fort Worth Texas advertises his free material list and show record for winning lays and matinee style horned stock. The notice invites readers to contact Curran for future exhibition birds and performance plans.
REW 8S. C. EGGS FROM HIGH scoring birds. Yard matings $1 and $2 per setting. Also a few young hens for sale. Call Mrs. G. B. Collins 111 S. Elm new phone 207. A FEW EXTRA COCKS AND hens setting for any rheedd on order. S. W. Kanady Den ton Seed Store. R. L. McCoy breeder of prize Wyandottes eggs $1.50 and $2 per 15. Route 1 Roanoke Texas. GOLDEN WYANDOTTE PRIZE winners eggs $2 for 15. White Rock Fisher Strain eggs $1 for 15. H. F. BROWDER 200d abc
S. W. Middleton, breeder of S. C. B. Leghorns and 8. C. 4 Minorcas, offers choice cockerels and single settings of either breed. Price one dollar. Contact Old phone 241-3R, RFD 2, Argyle, Texas.
G M Gentry advertises buff rock eggs for sale at one dollar per fifteen at Puckett's Grocery Store.
Claims the pills ease loss of appetite and digestion issues tied to nervousness and despondency. Endorsed as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy with a light sales pitch and local dealer J. F. Raley & Co.
The Record and Chronicle offers endless potential for want ads. Readers can find countless opportunities to buy sell or connect with services and events across the paper.
Sanger, March 9. Mrs. W. A Meek died Friday at 12 15 oclock Saturday at noon. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church. The B Y P U meeting at the First Baptist church Sunday night drew a large crowd with a fine program. Various locals and visitors listed, daily life notes and travel visits across nearby towns. Wheat and oats look fine. rain would help the grain crop. several local meetings and social visits noted.
An old advertisement for Capudine promotes fast liquid relief for sick headaches nervous headaches travel headaches grip stomach troubles and female troubles. It urges purchase from druggists.
Mingo reports warm weather and social news. Stover returns from Brazos after his brother's funeral. Virgie Goode visits from Roanoke. Helen Wright is sick. Ninnie Lynn visits Ela Davis. Cumi Anderson returns home. Lily Carr Whit Brown and Lou Cox are sick. Most residents went to town on the first Monday.
The past week saw favorable conditions for planning corn and many individuals took advantage. Mrs. S. R. Davis and Mrs. F. C. Davis traveled to Austin as delegates of a local group.
Roanoke reports the death of Hard Raybourne from lagrippe complications Friday night at 8:30. He was 34. Interment at Sweet's Chapel cemetery Saturday with Rev. Silliman conducting. W. H. Se graves visited Denton. C. Hayden ill. D. A. Lew's in Denton last week. E. P. Reynolds and wife of Fort Worth in town. Mrs. G. M. Foster and son Turue visited in Marshall. Mrs. J. C. Melton and daughter Gladys visited at Garzia.
An advertisement claims Capudine relieves headaches colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. The liquid medicine acts immediately and is offered in 1c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Sunny Dale reports continued fine weather with needed rain for corn planting. Local visits include Jimmie Dobbins party to Denison and a Monday Center trip with several residents. Funeral services were held for A L Rawlins at Alton cemetery with Rev. Keith officiating.
Local residents and relatives travel between Dallas and nearby towns including Mr Nickelson from Dallas and E F Stover visiting Dallas. The Bourland family and Judith return to Dallas while Ben Cunningham visits his parents there. Smiths and students relocate between Waxa hachie Aust'n and Carrollton as church events and family visits occur.
Mrs. Salmon and her daughter returned Sunday from Farmers Branch. Miss Rosa Lee Brumley visited relatives in Denton the last of the week. Mrs. John Wood and her little daughter of Denton stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Degan. T. A. Huffer returned from Dallas.
In Aubrey on March 8 farmers start corn planting. Miss Mannie Thorne and Miss Etta Lamb shopped in Pilot Point. Miss Mattie Hart of Eureka visited Miss Willie Hart. A Sunday singing occurred at Mr. and Mrs. W R Richey. Miss Manda Mordecai of Aubrey visited Miss Zuella Johnson. Mrs Thorne and son Tom were visiting near Western. Ada Burgess and Littie Mordecai visited Mia. Cora Fore, and Mr. and Mrs. J C Kelly attended Aubrey. Misses Nora and Nannie Blancat of Prosper visited Mrs. J N Coffey. Mr Wheeler of Aubrey was in the community.
An advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as the swift cure for eruptions boils ulcers and fever sores. It claims instant relief for burns cuts bruises chapped hands lips and chilblains with a 25 cent price at J F Raley & Co.
Hawkeye reports fine weather and active farming with wheat and oats looking well. Corn planting begins as residents travel to nearby towns like Bolivar Krum Sanger and Denton. The Hawkeye school extends two weeks to March 25 and local residents Mrs W J Chandler Miss Lula Chandler attend events.
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