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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
3
The ad touts a display of art squares and lace curtains with furniture features described as substantial in quality. It highlights handsome materials, fine workmanship, and a superior finish, aiming to position the business as a leader while inviting closer inspection and reasonable matting prices.
Denton May 6 Today's quotations Liverpool futures fade from 3 1/2 to 5 1/2 points while New York futures slip from 2 to 4. Spots ease at 7.95 with 600 sales. New Orleans and Galveston spots steady. beef steers near steady to 40c lower week, hogs limited, tops 9.42 1/2. Receipts: cattle 2600 calves 100 hogs 1800.
Six candidates vie for three vacancies in the school board election to be held Saturday. By noon Friday six names appeared: W. L. McCormick, W. W. Shepard, D. K. Allison, W. L. Jones, T. A. Robinson, and J. Ed Wilson, with potential addition of one or two more.
Advertises Blue Label catsup as produced from fresh ripe tomatoes only and urges readers to order a bottle today. Mentions LONG and KING in a garbled line that does not add a clear fact.
Texas League results Dallas 3 San Antonio 1 Houston 2 Fort Worth 1 Oklahoma City 3 Galveston 1 Wa co 3 Shreveport 6. National League Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 1 Boston 1 Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia 9 New York 3 Cincinnati 5 St Louis 2. American League Boston New York Iain Philadelphia 10 Washington 1 Cleveland 2 St Louis 11 Detroit 5 Chicago 3. Southern League New Orleans 6 Birmingham 3 Montgomery 5 Mobile 5 Chattanooga 5 Nashville 4 Memphis 3 0 Atlanta 1 5.
An old classified ad promotes D D D Prescription for eczema relief claiming fast itch relief and better sleep. It invites readers to obtain a trial bottle for 25 or 30 cents and includes an assurance of personal merit from J F Raley Co with dates April 7‐21 May 10.
A vintage ad urges travelers to bring a Folding Pocket Kodak Special on summer trips. It highlights a Rapid Rectilinear lens with a ball bearing shutter and 2 1/2 by 3 1/4 inch pictures. The camera slips into the grip and sells for 15 dollars.
W. B. Bizzell of Navasota, elected president of the College of Industrial Arts, met regents and Record and Chronicle reporters. He plans to move with his family from Denton to begin the new post likely in July, after meeting faculty and renewing acquaintances with the Normal Texas Normal and the C. L. A. faculty.
Mrs J N Puckett of S Myrtle Street in Denton Texas attests to Doan's Kidney Pills curing backache and improving her family's kidney health since 1905. The advertisement claims Doan's treats all kidney ailments including urinary disorders diabetes and Bright's disease and notes sale price at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as agents.
Mi o na stomach tablets promise instant relief for distress and promise to cure indigestion and stomach ills with a money back guarantee. An endorsement from Dennis Stephen of Coudersport, Pa. notes relief after two years of trouble. A 50 cent large box is available at druggists everywhere, guaranteed by O. M. Curtis.
Cooke County voters are ordered to a prohibition election on May 28. Prof. E. B. Frost of Chicago advances a theory about acetylene gas illuminating the tail of Halley's comet in a brief science note.
King Edward of England suffers bronchitis with doctors reporting unease among attending physicians and a concern for his health.
The coroner ruled death accidental in the case of Tommy McCarthy who was killed last Friday night during a bout with Owen Moran. The verdict confirms the death occurred from accidental causes without foul play or intent. Moran was involved in the fight that led to McCarthy's death.
An explosion at a coal mine in Palos Alabama entombed about forty five white men and more than one hundred new groes. Authorities say rescue efforts are abandoned and no hope remains for the trapped workers.
In executive session at St Louis the Farmers National and Cooperative union endorsed Samuel Gompers' proposal to cooperate with the American Federation of Labor along industrial lines.
In a Christiana address Col. Roosevelt urged limits on naval spending by major powers and pressed for the creation of a worldwide peace league to prevent conflicts.
In a New York 3 Philadelphia game manager McGraw replaced Raymond with Dickson the young Southerner on the mound. He held the Quakers to scattered hits and only a few by fouls while securing the win for the Giants.
An earthquake Thursday night devastates Cartago Costa Rica the ancient capital. More than people are dead and many wounded. Half the houses in the city were destroyed leaving hundreds homeless.
Sanders State bank at DeKalb sues Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Hawkins, his sureties, and a bank examiner for 20 000 dollars damages after the bank was closed and later reopened by District Judge Wilcox under order.
Miners marched to the Danville coalfield and warned they would drive out workers who negotiated a settlement with employers. Women and children face starvation amid the escalating dispute and dire conditions.
Washington release states population values for Texas at 3,891,893 and Dallas at 56,966 are not based on the 1910 census. Officials say these numbers reflect annual population estimates for statistical use rather than actual census counts.
Texas delegates at the general conference in Asheville North Carolina fail to unite on a single candidate for bishop creating doubt over a Texan securing the post as the church debates the selection during the session.
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger faced tough interrogation by Glavins attorney during the Ballinger Pinchot investigation. He reluctantly answered a question about directing a subordinate to consult Postmaster General Hitchcock on appointing agents in the West.
A Congressional record notes Aldrich and a Democratic minority bloc joining to strike out the rate bill. Senate leaders allegedly urged Democrats to withdraw amendments, defeat insurgent measures, and kill the bill except Sections 8 9 and 16. The charges were not denied.
Cash or credit terms offered for horses and mules advertised by Stricklandd and Pinckley. Sale items and payment options are listed in the notice with no further details.
An ad pitches D D D Prescription Oil of WD for immediate itch relief and lasting cure. Offers a special 25 cent bottle via Laboratories of Chicago through F Raley & Co. Claims to stop itching at once and promises permanent results. Contact J Mar 31 Apr 14 28.
A fragment hints at the broad range of want ads in the Posse Chronicle. The text suggests flexible opportunities for readers to place notices, listings, or announcements within the newspaper’s classified section.
City governing bodies gain broad power to order highway improvements including streets sidewalks and curbs with methods of funding. Assessments may be charged to abutting property owners and railroads with liens and special taxes. Hearings precedent elections and penalties for improper assessments are outlined.
The C I A Regents closed a three day session with routine business and the creation of a short trades course. The new program allows students to complete work faster and may boost college attendance. Attendees included Clarence Ousley, Mrs Jon Turner, Miss M Eleanor Brackenridge, J Hu Lowry, Arthur Lefevre, Dr J P Blount. Mrs Cone Johnson was absent. President Bizzell attended the meetings.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for every uncured catarrh case. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims blood and mucous action with testimonials available. Lola by all druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An old remedy ad touts Capudine as curing sick herd ailments and a range of headaches stomach trouble and female troubles with immediate effects. It promotes Capudine as a Maquid product sold by druggists and Solq by drug2ists.
A list of candidates and incumbents across local offices including F. F. Hill W. C. Dickson Worth 8 Ray for representative and county posts such as Lee Zualt S. H. Huskins Charles Mays E Miller K McKelvr Sam Hawkins C L M Crowder H V Hennen O L Hamilton Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buster D M Reeve W E Durbin W W C Orr John W Stuart S T Coleman Jack Christal J E Smith Ted Davis Ed M Gary William McCormick Joe A Young George Wells Brownlow for precinct and justice posts and public weigher positions.
The slate for three trustee positions includes W L McCormick V W Shepard D D Allison W L Jones T A Robinson and J Ed Wilson. Voter guidance lists six names vying for the open seats in the school board election.
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