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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
3
The College of Industrial Arts board of regents meeting, initially announced for Wednesday, will now convene on Thursday, May 5. Several important matters are expected to be discussed at the session.
Sheriff Orr reports a letter from Wise County sheriff seeking Joe Webb or Armstrong, recently arrested for burglary at a Sanger store, as a burglary suspect wanted for a committee at Boyd.
If you have a sudden chill or colic, take five teaspoonfuls in half a glass of hot water or milk. This tried remedy is promoted for immediate use and being prepared is half the bottle. New sizes 35c and 50c.
The rr-r4 and Chronicle highlight the breadth of want ads offering countless opportunities. Readers can place listings for jobs, services, items for sale, and need notices, with flexible options to reach targeted audiences through the newspaper's classifieds.
Fire in Lawton Oklahoma's business district caused a reported loss of 56006 dollars with damage concentrated on commercial properties. Local fire crews battled the blaze, and investigators began overnight surveys to determine the cause and extent of the damage.
Judge Marshall granted the defendants in the Muskogee town I t cases a continuance, ordering the matters to proceed at the next term.
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt married Lieut Owen of the Royal British Engineers stationed at Kingston Jamaica in Lincoln Nebraska.
A number of Baptist churches in Southern Illinois withdraw from the state organization and are likely to join the Southern Baptist church. Previously only Northern Baptists operated in Illinois.
B F Yoakum chairman of the Frisco executive board speaks at St Louis to the National farmers convention on the high cost of living. Judge Ed R Kones commissioner of Agriculture of Texas also addresses the meeting.
Reports indicate widespread rainfall in the Panhandle aiding crops. Good rains fell in Mitchell Titus Delta and several other counties where rain was badly needed, promising substantial crop benefits this season.
In St Louis Secretary of Agriculture Wilson blamed high living costs on farms not producing half of potential due to a lack of practical education among farmers.
The text suggests a Democrat alignment with insurgents could block the railroad bill this session. Key provisions have been relinquished by the Aldrich machine, making passage unlikely.
Co R Layton, auditor of the treasury, refused a bid of 1448.94 for expenses of Supreme Court members attending the funeral of the late Justice Peckham in Albany New York while the Comptroller action remained unresolved.
In a decisive move the Treasury overrides the ruling of Mr. Layton, signaling a major shift in policy and affecting ongoing proceedings. Further details remain forthcoming as officials evaluate implications and next steps.
A five year old girl near Taylor fell and was thought to have a fractured spine. Surgeons found a needle embedded in the spinal column after an operation. Parents recalled the child swallowed a needle about two years prior, which had never been removed.
A list of proposed candidates includes F. F. Hill W. C. Dickson for local representative LEE ZUMWALT S H Hoskins for county judge Charles Mays for county attorney and E E Miller J K McKelvie for tax assessor. Other posts include Sam Hawkins C L M Crowder H Hennen O L Hamilton for tax collector Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buster for county clerk D M Reeve for district clerk and W E Durbin for sheriff. Precinct nominees include John W Stuart S T Coleman Jack Christal 4d 2 Smith Ted Davis J M Gary WM McCormick JOE A YOUNG George Wells J C Brownlow and lL McCormick J W Shepard K Allison for school trustees.
Texas League games showed Dallas 5 Galveston 4 and San Antonio 4 Fort Worth 2 while Oklahoma City 4 Waco 0 and Houston 7 Shreveport 2. National League notes Brooklyn 4 New York 3 and Boston Philadelphia cold. American League Detroit 3 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 2 Boston 0 and Washington New York 3 Cleveland St Louis Iain. Southern League Birmingham 0 Mobile 0 New Orleans 6 Montgomery 4 Nashville 5 Memphis 4 Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 5.
Advertisement claims Blue Label catsup is made from fresh ripe tomatoes and urges readers to order a bottle today for satisfaction. Mentions LONG & KING as brand or producer.
Curtis Lice Powder claims to destroy lice fleas and ticks wherever found. The product is described as entirely harmless to fowls chicks and other animals and priced at 25 cents for a one pound package.
Curtis offers a bed bug killer preparation described as reliable for destroying bed bugs with pint bottles priced at 25 cents each.
Dozens of household uses for Curtis Ammonia promote its kitchen and laundry helper role. Pint bottles priced at 15 cents.
Curtis Carbole is praised as the best and cheapest general disinfectant on the market. It is useful around sinks and bathrooms and quickly kills mites and other poultry pests. Pint bottles priced at 25 cents.
Fragmentary note urges readers to advertise lost articles in the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found column. It stresses that only those ads help recover items and invites participation.
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Curtis' Furniture Polish cleans and polishes aged furniture restoring its appearance. Pint bottles priced at fifty cents.
May 4 Jenton reports domestic prices down while Liverpool futures hold steady. Eggs decline 1 2c cash with trade at 47 1/2c, poultry in demand with hens 19c, broilers 18–20c, fryers 12 1/2–15c. Alfalfa hay 12.50–15 per ton, oats few notes. Fort Worth cattle receipts 2000, calves 210, hogs up to 9.00 with light arrivals.
Prices quoted for corn and groceries include wholesale and retail ranges. Corn wholesale 75-80c per bushel, shelled 76-78c. Cotton seed meal $32 per ton retail, hulls $11-$12 per ton. Flour and grain goods priced per 100 pounds, with various retail premiums. Lard and onions listed with per pound and bulk options.
Butter per pound offered at 10 to 30 cents cash or trade, delivered to private residences or hotels. Creamery butter per pound 26 to 30 cents. Eggs wholesale 12 1/2 cents cash or 17 1/2 trade, retail 20 cents. two dozen for 35 cents.
A pricing note lists YOURKEYS per ib 10 to 13c HENS 10c BROILERS 1 to 11-2 lbs at 20c FRYERS 12 1-2 to 15c BAKERS 10 to 12 1-2c OLD ROOSTERS 115¢ GUINEAS per dozen 1.50 DUCKS per dozen $3.00.
Hogs per pound gross light 7 to 7 1 2 cents heavies 8 to 9 1 2 cents. Cows per pound 2 3 4 to 3 1 2 cents.
Readable market snippet lists prices for radishes onions and lettuce. Radishes per dozen and per bunch at wholesale and retail, onions per dozen and retail, lettuce per dozen and retail. Specific figures shown include 43 per dozen radishes and 6 cents per retail bunch. Onions 445 per dozen and 5 cents retail. Lettuce 40 cents per dozen and 5 cents retail.
Prairie Chapel May 3 much needed rain arrives easing drought on wheat oats and other crops. locals mention visits from Marlin Sanger Denton Argyle Roanoke pilots and Scurry County residents. several social events and illnesses noted among area families.
May notes a warm yesterday and cooler rain today benefiting crops. Local residents travel to Denton and attend decorations and church. incidents include a copperhead bite non serious, a four year old breaking a leg, and several visits among families with after services and a social. multiple names and places in Denton Corinth Argyle Krum Center Point Aubrey Dalton cemetery referenced.
News from Bartonville reports Mrs Simmons returning from a visit to her daughter Miss Ethel at Cleburne. Alex McMakn and wife visited C B Moore and wife of Pilot Knob and grandmother Mrs McMakin. Ida McNeal of near Waketon visited nearby. Miss Melissa Wilkerson returned home after an extended visit to her daughter in Lewisville. Joe Curtis and wife of near Den-
May 3 report from Corinth notes a good shower aiding wheat oats and corn, with cotton nearly all planted and coming up. Residents Jim Burns and E. Bennett seen. Miss Oren Chenoweth home from Dallas. decoration days planned at Alton and nearby churches. Christian Endeavor at Lynchburg growing. Miss Della Woods trip to Dallas last week.
May 1 report from Dickson outlines decoration events at Little Elm. W Orr family visits, Mrs Harper returns from Fort Worth, and a piano music gathering at P Hills. Mrs Sam Reynolds visits Garza. Rev Griffith of near Denton preaches Sundays at 3 30 pm. Newt Allen family remarks about rental signs.
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