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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
3
Garza March 29 The new Katy depot at Arws Garza nears completion. Various locals including Mrs J M Swisher and Edith visit Dallas. Teens attend Easter services in Waketon and several residents travel to Denton Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth for visits.
In Denton Texas on March 31 traders noted continued cotton decline with Liverpool and New York futures down. Spots dropped 11 to 16 points as sales reached 16 000 bales in Liverpool and 4 200 in New York with local eggs scarce and Fort Worth hogs easing slightly. Livestock receipts and prices varied, Oklahoma beef steers top at 8.25 per hundredweight, butcher stock steady to weak, hogs about 5 cents lower. new top Oklahoma hog price around 8.85 for 22 to 230 pound hogs.
Mrs Hopper hosted an old fashion quilting evening. Jm Allen and family visited Green Valley. Mrs Adams of Denton visited Mrs Grogan. Mrs Wiley Hopper visited Garza. Flora George of Sulphur Ok visited her parents. Will Collier visited Frisco. Phillip Hill is ill. Dickson school will now run to May 6. George Holloway and Sam Chandler from Garza visited. Children enjoyed the egg hunt Sunday afternoon. Locals attended church at Little Elm with John Orr John Watson and Bob Hopper.
AEWS FROM PRAIRIE MOUND PRAIRIE MOUND March 28 very windy weather and rain needed. Wheat and oats look fine. Sam Brown went to Denton. Mrs Potts and daughters Lila and Vivia visited Argyle. Walter Thomas of Argyle attended Sunday school here. Rance Brown and wife with baby visited relatives near Hawk's school. Mrs J L Crawford ill for three weeks. H F Freeman and son Bar! went to Denton. Mrs Kate Horton and baby of Argyle visited Bill and a Mrs Matthews. Miss Emma Wilson Cleo Freeman and Earl Freeman to Argyle. Mr and Mrs Bill Matthews church at Argyle. Bud Bullarg to Argyle. Miss Cressie Matthew attended church at Argyle. C V Roach to Denton. Charley Hardee of Argyle visited friends here. Nova Roadh very sick. Guy Crawford went to Denton.
March weather brings whip winds drying corn and delaying planting in Corinth. Farmers report wind damage to barns, scarce rainfall, and limited benefit from light showers. Notables and visitors include Miss Florence Newton, Rev. EB Garrison, and Roy Coleman with others noted around town.
Mrs. B F Hebern died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Wesley Chapel, with burial at Davis cemetery. Sons Rev Lee Habern of Klondike and Jim Habern of Fort Worth attended. Residents traveled to Denton for the funeral and other town news notes include health trips, sales of yearlings, and local illness and showers.
For bulk sweet mixes and hies contact No 7 for pricing and availability.
Parsian Sage hair tonic now sold by druggists across America with strong sales. It guarantees to cure dandruff and stop hair loss within two weeks with money back. It promises softer, lustrous hair in days and retails for 59 cents a large bottle.
Citizens bring surplus newspapers magazines and poultry books to the Argyle Chamber of Commerce for distribution to farmers and readers. Secretary Scruggs notes the program will repurpose reading matter to benefit the community as a steady supply moves through the office.
In Lewisville on March 28, residents including Mrs B L Spencer Mrs Claud May and children Miss Lula Lakey Miss Bertha Breeding Prof Eston W Smith Sidney Jacobsen J W Degan and family and Mrs J R Fox are listed with various Dallas Denton and Hebron visits and social engagements. The Priscilla club hosted by Mrs W W Smith. Further local movements include Mr and Mrs John Huffer and Henry Morgan visiting from Hebron.
Travelled 70 years Tolson of Elizabethtown Kentucky praises Electric Bitters as a universal cure enhancing health and vitality. He claims the tonic tones stomachs regulate kidneys and bowels energize the liver nerves and blood while restoring strength for weak individuals. Offers 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by J F Raley Co.
An advertisement promotes D D Scrution oil from D D Laboratories offering itch relief for eczema at 25 cents. It claims immediate stopping of itching and lasting cures, with contact through J F Raley & Co and mentions subscription offers and a church preparatory service at Central Presbyterian with Lord's Supper noted.
A damaged segment from the Groner Chronicle provides no clear event, date, or names. Readable words hint at a missing context or tied notes, leaving the main action unidentified.
The fragmentary text lists rail numbers and times including No. 3 No. 209 limited No. 1 No. 205 flyer No. 281 to Dallas 7 13 D 12 05 p m Northbound No 206 to Dallas 9 42 a m 12 32 p m Contact D R Turner about Chase and Sanborn coffee.
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