Fresh vegetables and fruits in city market
Long and King advertise a complete selection of fresh vegetables and fruits and invite customers to phone their desired orders.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
3
Long and King advertise a complete selection of fresh vegetables and fruits and invite customers to phone their desired orders.
Texas League results include Galveston 4 Dallas 1, Shreveport 7 Houston 6, Fort Worth 5, San Antonio 3, Oklahoma City 7 Waco 4. National League scores New York 6 Brooklyn 0, Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 2, Cincinnati 9 St Louis 4, Philadelphia 9 Boston 6. American League Philadelphia Boston 6 Cleveland 2, St Louis 1, New York 3, Washington 2, Detroit Chicago. Southern League Mobile a Birmingham 2, Chattanooga 5, Atlanta 4, Nashville 6, Memphis 4, Montgomery 7 New Orleans 3.
A brief ad notes stock and prices available at Dan R Turner’s with both phones listed as No 7.
In Atlanta Georgia CC K Hamilton flew a Curtisy biplane against a 20 horsepower automobile in a race. Hamilton won by six yards as Governor Hughes’ appointment to the Supreme Court was confirmed with no opposition by the Senate.
Dennis F. G. Pettibone of the G C S F railroad refutes reports that the company aims to raise wages for unorganized workers by six percent. He says no such increase is planned.
Congressman McGuire of Oklahoma presses to name a new battleship Oklahoma and have it commanded by an Oklahoman. The move aims to honor the state with a stationed vessel bearing its name.
An interurban track near Plano was blown up on Monday morning marking a second incident with no clues yet for the perpetrators. Local authorities scramble for leads as the damage disrupts service and raises security concerns.
The House approved a bill increasing the army engineers from 188 to 248 officers to meet rising demand for rivers and harbor work.
In the Hyde murder trial at Kansas City Dr. Haines the Chicago toxicologist testified that examination of Col Swope s body revealed only a small amount of poison found.
E P Weston completes a 3 483 mile ocean to ocean walk arriving in New York City Monday. He is greeted by the mayor and presented with a purse of four dollars.
Diamonds found near Little Rock Arkansas were shown by Maiden Lane jewelers in New York and pronounced by experts to match the best diamonds from South Africa.
Government announces ready for trial of Muskogee town lot cases against Gov. Haskell and others. Defendants file a joint application for a continuance. Judge Marshall has not yet ruled on the request.
Assistant Attorney General R. M. Rowling advised the Comptroller that personal and poll taxes become a lien on real estate. County tax collectors should collect the personal and poll taxes before a receipt freeing real estate from the lien is issued.
Resolution by Congressman Harrison directs Attorney General Wickersham to present before Congress all documents relating to the Glavis summary that led to President Taft dismissing Glavis. This action seeks full disclosure of information in the probe.
Unofficial returns show E. A. O'Neal nominated for governor and E. P. Thomas for lieutenant governor in Alabama Democratic primary. O'Neal supported local option and opposed the prohibition amendment with a 27,000 plurality.
The Supreme Court handed down two major antitrust decisions on Monday. One upholds Mississippi court fines on lumber firms at 14 million to 845 million dollars. The other orders Tennessee officials to oust Standard Oil Company of Kentucky for violating Tennessee antitrust laws.
An article promotes Electric Bit ters as a cure for ailing women suffering nervous troubles backache weak kidneys and other female ills. It claims many have recovered and guarantees satisfaction by J F Raley & Co and sells the remedy for 50 cents.
The Denton Woman’s Shakespeare club finished its year with reports read and accepted. The Ariel club held its closing session for 1909 10 with new members welcomed and officers announced. Mrs Lipscomb hosted and guests from Dallas attended. social hour featured Mother Goose themes and a drawing for a souvenir.
North of town on Clear Creek W. W. Wright visited Saturday with a favorable alfalfa report. He says yields reach about three quarters of a ton per acre for the first cut. Wright sold several tons of his crop at a rate near five dollars a ton.
Cotton futures advance with Liverpool up 3.5 points and New York spots down 2. Liverpool and New York quotes show mixed movements while New Orleans and Galveston fix steady. Fort Worth livestock reports mixed cattle top 6.50 and hogs down. Plainview notes wheat heads frost affects yield. corn and cotton emerge. upcoming Sunday school activities announced.
Rev R F Bryant of Pilot Point arrived Sunday to preach at the Methodist church opening a revival. He delivered a fine sermon to a large audience and strong interest was shown. Daily meetings are at 1 o clock in the afternoon and 8 o'clock in the evening. The public is invited.
Regents of the College of Industrial Arts will hold a session here this week starting Wednesday to consider several matters of interest for the college. President Bizzetl is expected to attend.
Curtis' Lice Powder claims to destroy lice fleas and ticks wherever found and is harmless to fowls chicks and other animals. Sold in 1 lb packages for 25 cents.
The newly elected official is expected to attend the regents meeting to discuss various points as preparation for work beginning next fall.
Alex McDonald is reported resting easy by the attending physician after being shot Saturday night. Physicians express no doubts about his recovery.
The notice invites readers to subscribe to any club or combination of magazines through Record and Chronicle with prices claimed to be as low as possible. It presents no dates or names, just a broad sale offer for subscriptions.
Portable bed bug killer Curtis presents a pint bottle priced at 25 cents. Effective for quick treatment of infestations, this affordable remedy is advertised as reliable for destroying bed bugs.
A notice promotes Curtis Household Ammonia with numerous household applications. It highlights soap-saving benefits for kitchen and laundry and offers pint bottles for 15 cents each.
May 2 entries show Fort Worth visit by Mr and Mrs Co N Skages. Denton resident Miss Oney Crowley visits her brother J B Creley. Birth announced April 30 for a boy to Mr and Mrs J T Seaborn. Various visits: Maud Harris to Decatur. Mary Donald from Justin to Mrs Owens. Alma Ross from Devratur to Miss Vera Swafford. Hale from Little Elm visiting Mabel Richie. Mrs Richardson of Decatur visiting brother W E Hancock.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn December 6 1886 to pay one hundred dollars for every uncured catarrh case. The firm advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Toledo Ohio Lola brand 75 cents. Family Pills for constipation.
Advertise in The Record and Chronicle Lost and Found to recover misplaced belongings. The column highlights reader submissions and helps reconnect people with lost articles and pets through community notices.
The note urges proactive reporting and vigilance in journalism, urging Record and Chronicle to chronicle events without delay. It emphasizes preparedness and timely coverage to prevent harm and inform the public.
Curtis Carbole is praised as the best and cheapest general disinfectant. Readily used for sinks and bathrooms, it quickly kills mites and other poultry pests. Pint bottles priced at 25 cents.
Curtis' Furniture Polish cleans and polishes aged furniture, restoring its appearance. Pint bottles priced at fifty cents.
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