Barred Rock Eggs Sale Ad
Classified brief shows eggs priced 75 cents for 18 barred rock eggs. Includes contact note for Mrs Allie Wright with a new phone number 206 2240p.
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Allie Wright
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
3
Denton High Teacher Elected Principal of Sanger School
Ross Compton, a Denton High School teacher, was elected principal of the Sanger public school to replace J. J. McCook who resigned to become secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Sanger
Ross Compton
Sanger School
J. J. McCook
Chamber of Commerce
Local Hardware Store Promotes Fridges and Porch Sets
Advertises a wide stock of refrigerators and porch furniture with low prices built on reliability and durability. Welcomes customers to visit and browse selections in a friendly showroom.
Notice of Insurance Agency Acquisition by Jasper & Jasper
Notice to the public that the O. P. Poe insurance agency has been purchased by Jasper & Jasper. The office remains in the Denton Trust company building with Mr Poe staying on for a time to handle expirations and assist in soliciting continued business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Poe Insurance Agency
Sane
Denton Trust Company
Poe
Jasper & Jasper. Ite
Jasper
A. Jasper
Denton Grocery Stock Updates From Long King
The note urges developing the habit of eating 44 to stay connected with the latest grocery stock in Denton, highlighting Long King as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
King
Bonham High to Play Two Games Here This Week
Bonham High baseball, undefeated in eight games, opens a two game series tomorrow afternoon at D A C park as part of the High School Championship push. Cobb and Kemp lead the locals with Corzine to pitch the opener and Lane in Paschall’s spot with George out injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham High
Aftenoon
D. A. C. Park
Greenville
Sherman
Denison
McKinney Dallas
van Alstyne
Honey Grove
Denton
Cobb
Kemp
Corzine
Onham
Lane
Paschall
George
Baseball results from several leagues mini update
In the Texas League Dallas beat Waco 5 to 1 while Fort Worth edged Galveston 4 to 2 and Oklahoma City beat Houston 4 to 2. Shreveport tied San Antonio. National League games were rained out for Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and New York Chicago 4 and 3. American League games included Philadelphia Washington rained out New York 2 Detroit 0 Boston 19 St Louis 3. Southern League scores showed Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 2 Atlanta 5 Mobile 1 Nashville 7 Birmingham 6 Memphis 5 Montgomery 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Houston
San Antonio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
York
Detroit
Boston
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Trusteeroom sale notice in Denton Texas 1910
Public sale notice by trustee S. E. Boyett for Citizens State Bank of McLean. L. E. Green heir to P. H. Green faces foreclosure on two Denton county tracts totaling 200 acres. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1910, at Denton courthouse, between 10 am and 4 pm, for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Denton
Denton County
L. E. Green
Citizens State Bank of
McLean
Bak
Juhe A. D
Citizens’ State Bank
Court House
P. H. Greeen
M. Jones
L. L
Ann _. Talbott
P. H. Green
H. Green
E. Boyett
Fresh vegetables and fruits from LONG and KING
The store advertises a complete selection of vegetables and fruits in the city and invites customers to call in their needs with phone orders to LONG and KING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Real Estate Transfers From Denton Area Creeks and Townships
Land and lot transfers announced including Alex R Hann to Wa H Irwin for 250 acres from Joseph Williamson survey at 12500 dollars. Nannie E Kowsky to J H Bass a McKinney street lot in Denton for 750 dollars. W E Bingleton to J B Henderson 245 acres from Wharves Despallier survey near Krum for 16000 dollars. Geo J Roark to Grace Mae Long lots 1 and part of 2 in College addition Denton for 4500 dollars. Henry Kruger and wife to W T Wright 143 acres from John Carter William Pogue surveys for 5320 dollars. Andrew H Burns Jr to Henry Hil 661 acres in nine parcels from multiple surveys about 7 miles east of Lewisville totaling 26440 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex R. Hann Ang
Wa. H Irwin
Joseph Williamson
Nannie E. Kowsky
J. H. Bass
McKinney Street
City of
Denton
W. E. Bingleton
J. B. Henderson
Krum
Geo. J. Roark
Grace Mae Long
College
Henry Kruger
W. T Wright
John Carter
William Pogue
Andrew H. Burns, Jr
Henry Hil
John Bartram
H P. Harden
J. W. Chowning
H. C Hedgecake
McKinney & Williams
R. G. Dunlap
Lewisville
Lost and Found Ad Teases Chronicle Appeal
Fragmentary text invites readers to advertise with The Record and Chronicle to retrieve lost items. It hints at a promotional appeal and a call to try the service. The tone resembles a public notices style from a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rercor
Chronicle
Gillette Razors in Stock Highlighted Deals
Advertisement notes shipment of Gillette safety razors praised as the best and top choice for real work. Pocket edition priced at 5 to 6 dollars, travelers sets at 6 and 9 dollars. Cheaper option Shumate Safety Razor offered at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Marriage License Issued in Fort Worth
A. B. Jones of Abilene and Miss Ora Aliaferro of Denton received a Fort Worth marriage license. Four women are believed to have drowned when the river steamer City of Saltillo sank on the Mississippi River. President Taft appoints Col Roosevelt as special ambassador to King Edward's funeral May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
W. C. Frazier
Bartonville
Silliman
W. L. Card
Barstow
Fred Laurence
J. O. Cunningham
W. C. Cannon
Denton
Joan Everett
Fort Worth
May King
Toyan
Fred Lawrence
Clarke King
Lee
A. B. Jones
Abilene
Ora ‘Aliaferro
City of
Saltillo
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
United States
King Edward
Banks chartered and dissolved in the state
State banking history notes 639 banks chartered since establishment and 50 dissolved, leaving 589 currently chartered.
Boy Accidentally Killed Playing With Gun in Houston
Wesley Lehmberg ten year old son of Rev and Mrs E A Lehmberg of Houston was accidentally shot in the temple while handling a gun he believed to be unloaded. The tragedy occurred during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
E. A.lehmberg
Houston
Wichita Rally Aims to Secure Packing Plant Bonus
Indications are that the Wichita rally will raise the $59,606 bonus needed to secure the United States Packing plant. The plant will cost $300,000 and employ 250 men once opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wicita Rally
United States Packing Company
Emperor Welcomes Roosevelt at Berlin Maneuvers
Emperor William greeted Col. Roosevelt during German army maneuvers near Berlin and noted he was the only private citizen to witness the troop exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
William
Col. Roosevelt
Berlin
Denial of Southwestern Removal to Dallas Stated
The General Conference rejects moving Southwestern University from Georgetown to Dallas. It affirms the university remains Texas Methodists property and not under General Conference control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Dallas
General Conference
Texas Methodists
Texas Bankers Elect President at Al Paro Meeting
The Texas Bankers Association concluded its sessions in Al Paro and appointed the executive committee to choose the next meeting site. W. H. Fuqua of Amarillo was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Texas Bankers’ Association
al Paro
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo
Southern Western University Moves From Georgetown to Dallas
Dr Boaz president of the Polytechnic College Fort Worth says the Texas delegation has no to do with removing the Southwestern University from Georgetown to Dallas as agreed upon at Asheville North Carolina. Noted regional shift involves relocation plans discussed by university leadership and state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Western University
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Dallas
Asheville
N. C
Boaz
Polytechnic College At
Fort Worth
Texas
Court orders sale of International and Great Northern line
The court orders sale of the International and Great Northern railroad, which runs 1,104 miles in Texas, to satisfy a second mortgage of 1,165,545.60. The public auction will be in Palestine on a date yet to be fixed.
Brooks Honored With Southern Baptist Vice Presidency
Dr. S. P. Brooks of Baylor University was elected a vice president of the Southern Baptist convention in Baltimore. Texas leads by thousands of dollars in home mission contributions and ranks near the top in foreign mission contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Brooks
8S. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Southern Baptist Convention
Baltimore
Texas
Fort Worth Emerges as Key Educational Center
Port Worth residents praise moving Texas Christian University from Waco to Fort Worth. The city claims rapid growth in higher education, citing securing a third major college in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Texas Christian University
Waco
Fort Worth
Hyde Case Sent to Jury After Lengthy Trial
The Hyde murder case against Dr. Hyde has gone to the jury after a long trial filled with sensational testimony. The court instructed the jury to convict of first degree murder or acquit.
Oklahoma Prohibition Election Pending Amid Official Stance
League official says no protest against resubmission petitions in Oklahoma. Governor Has Kell states he will not issue a proclamation for the election.
President Pushes Postal Savings Bank Bill
A Republican House caucus will meet to consider the President's postal savings bank bill. The measure hinges on caucus approval and insurgents mostly back the plan if provisions are openly discussed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican House
Bishop Key Resigns as He Seeks Younger Successor
Sherman bishop Key submitted his resignation to the Methodist general conference in Asheville North Carolina and urged replacement by a younger and stronger man. An informal meeting considered Dallas offer of a site and 300000 for a Methodist dormitory with sentiment leaning to the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Bishop Key of Sherman
Methodist General Conference
Asheville
N. C
Dallas
Fight Against Mondell Bill in House Over Coal Lands
A strong fight has erupted in the House against the Mondell bill to open surface lands for settlement independent of the coal beneath. Opponents say the measure would bar mining of coal beneath the surface and appears a scheme to let lands be grabbed by speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coa
Alamo List Adds New Customers Daily
Advertises daily addition of new customers to the Alamo list with a promise of satisfaction for every pound and a note that if a name is missing they want to ask 43 that of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Long & King
Mower Sharpening and Repairs Offered by Local Shop
Local shop advertises sharpening and repair services for lawn mowers. They offer blade grinding, tune ups, and basic maintenance to extend equipment life for homeowners and rental properties.
Modern housekeeping with Chi-Namel finishes
A magazine style testimonial promotes easier house cleaning for women, praising rugs over carpets and promising cleaner, better looking floors finished with Chi-Namel. The pitch is presented by Magill & Shepard Furniture and Undertaking.
Smoke in Sky Sparks Forest Fire Theories
Residents of Minnesota observed an overcast sky with a thin smoky pall and a hazy sun. The windward explanation pointed to immense forest fires burning over thousands of acres, while others blamed a rapidly approaching comet as a potential source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Capudine Headache Remedy Ad From Early Drugs
Capudine promises quick relief from headaches due to colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. The remedy is described as pleasant to take and acts immediately. Available in 1% 25c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flick
Capudine
George H. Watson Announces Candidacy for Constable
A late notice in this issue proclaims George H. Watson as a candidate for constable of precinct No. 1. The formal announcement appears in the proper column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Watson
M. P. Kelly
Waller L. Buster
D. M. Reeve
W. E. Durbin
W. C. Orr
John W. Stuart
T. Coleman
Jack Christal
J. BE. Smith
Ted) Davis
J. M. Gary
Justice Peace
WM. McCormick
Joe A. Young
Geo. H. Watson
George Wells. Co
Weathered Little Elm Sees Crop Hope as Warmth Returns
Little Elm notes warmer spell after cool week as crops show signs of progress. Residents mention visits from Dr. N. L. Dudley in Dallas and several locals at a Tisco-Prosper game in Frisco. Numerous trips to Denton, visits to churches, store painting and local social visits are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Elm
N. L. Dudley
Dallas
Frisco
Nell
Adam Kincan
Turner
Wilkerson
Edgar Kinsaid
Ernest Kelsay
Geo. Kirkpatrick
Denton
Wharton
Luther Wilbur
Gunter
Christian Church
Will Johnson
Minnie Gist
Gatensville
Stroup
C .Lipscomb
Tom Johnson
George Sheridan
T. J. Brashears
Cecil Clark
Bob Fowler
Corinth
C. R. Killingsworth
C. T. Button
Bill Dyche
Aubrey
J. W. Nelson & Co
Claud Shoulders
F.L. Hardwick
E. T. Sea
Lewisville
First Class Work in a Whites-Only Post Office Barber
A note by FRED D. Mtink promoting a barber who operates under the Post Office for whites only for more than seven years. The ad also offers special rates to students and asserts exclusive racial access to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Mtink
Liverpool and New York futures gain amid heavy sales
May 12 Liverpool futures rise to 20 points as spots up 15 and Liquidity remains strong. New York futures show gains with spots up 15 points to 15.95 and 10 568 sales. Fort Worth cattle hogs mix with beef steers down and hogs up to 9.60. Local eggs drop to 12 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Epidemic Measles Reported in Roanoke Area
Roanoke residents report an measles outbreak while local notes list visits, deaths, and upcoming projects. Notable items include the death of Mrs. Stella Reese at age about 21 and funeral at Medlin cemetery, and preparations to start work on a Roanoke creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
J. G. Cleveland
Wilburton
R. L. Johnston
Bridgeport
Stella Reese
Medlin
R. A. Carruth
Dallas
L. C. Edwards
Denton
County Board of Examiners
Silliman
Argyle
Brown
Bells
Edna Pruett
Poteau
L. B Reynolds
R. V. Howard
Keller
Huff
Bowie
Mrs. Pickett
W. G. Pickett
B. T. Hambright
Rhome
Hinton
Minnie Cade
Fort Worth
Mirs
G. M. Foster
Turner
Mr. Foster
Texarkana
Jenkins
Hood
Aledo
C. E. Robinson
W. S. Ray
F. F. Hill
Co. L. Lane
E. C. Brand
Hinton Cade
Whites— Bern
S. F. Reynolds
Fanny Frazier
Jack Medlin
Phillips
Mineral Wells
Blackburn
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