Breeder Listing Roanoke Tex Offers Wyandottes and Eggs
hMMa R L McCOY breeder of prize winning White Wyandottes for sale 1.50 dollars and setting 15 Route 1 Roanoke Texas. Barred Rock eggs 75 cents for 15. Mrs Allie Wright new phone 205 23D.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
3
hMMa R L McCOY breeder of prize winning White Wyandottes for sale 1.50 dollars and setting 15 Route 1 Roanoke Texas. Barred Rock eggs 75 cents for 15. Mrs Allie Wright new phone 205 23D.
J W Van Cleave, once president of the National Association of Manufacturers during anti boycott campaigns, died Sunday in St Louis when struck by a passenger train. Also, J M Justiss of Hubbard City was killed instantly while blocking Texas and Pacific tracks in Grand Prairie during an automobile collision with a train. California tremors shook Los Angeles area with Pasadena most damaged as buildings cracked.
The advert urges customers to choose the store as their furniture headquarters promising a large range of selections and reasonable prices to encourage purchases. It highlights attention to its offerings and invites shoppers to consider the store for furniture needs.
Price cuts apply to many assorted items across the store as part of a close out. Shoppers can find discounts on various odd pieces, with the sale highlighting reduced pricing on miscellaneous inventory.
A Washington dispatch notes sharp dissents between the Lawler digest and Taft’s letter as the President tries to justify his handling of the Ballinger affair. Observers say the digest aimed to fully clear Ballinger and dismiss Cavis while avoiding attacks on Pinchot. The President’s Sunday statement fails to restore public confidence in the administration.
Beulah Richardson and Ben Cox from Dallas elope on Sunday as parents object to the union. The couple travels to Denton and Gainesville hoping for a license. Dallas clerk declines until authorities arrive. Sheriff Orr pursues them, catching them near Gainesville. the couple waits with the clerk for the father’s decision on the wedding.
Marriage license issued for J. M. Hutcheson of Hamlin and Dorothy L. Oneal of Tracy City Tennessee.
D R Turner advertises a grocery stand offering fresh produce at low prices with a listing implying a weekly service and a 21 cent item note.
Chicago astronomers declare Halley's comet poses no threat to Earth. They say it is gas made, distant, and its presence will not bring any gases closer than forty five miles to our planet.
The Hyde case jury had not returned a verdict by Sunday night as they retired, and an agreement now seems unlikely with most connected to the case believing the jury will remain Hung.
Oklahoma Senator Owen praised Republican insurgents before the American Civic Alliance in New York City. He said they have studied the game and are prepared to deal with corrupt machine politics.
In Bemidji Minnesota on Sunday night residents sought rain as forest fires closed in the village. The community faced encroachment from the flames and militia were ordered out to assist in containment.
Fort Worth hosts reconvened rivals Johnson and Poindexter as they launch campaign efforts across North Texas. Johnson plans Celina and county tours in Collin Dallas and surrounding counties while Poindexter vacates to Memphis and northwest Texas, with stops in Wellington Chillicothe Quanah Cairdress Vernon and Wichita Falls. No pact on prohibitions primary discussed.
The Wright brothers claim to have solved successful aviation and note their machine can carry three or four people with a larger version coming soon. Wilbur Wright flew with two companions to 1,000 feet and remained aloft for at least fifteen minutes.
Elections for the State University Students' council presidency are tight between Luther Hoffman of Denton and A. W. Pleasants of Galveston. The Cartus editorial job for the Varsity annual is also contested and if Will Rugger of Austin wins Elaine C. Lewis of Denton will join the staff.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church general assembly will convene in Dickson Tennessee on Thursday for a seven day session. Delegates from sixteen states will attend to discuss ecclesiastical affairs for the coming year and celebrate the denomination’s centenary. A procedure may be set for the litigation over about 3 million dollars of church property with the Presbyterian Church U S A.
A dispatch from Montgomery says the state Democratic convention, meeting Tuesday, is expected to declare that after a trial of statewide prohibition the party favors restoring local option. Supporters of Nominee O'Neal claim at least 60 percent of the 610 delegates favor local option and the plank is anticipated to pass quietly on the floor.
Quick delivery courteous treatment and fair dealing promise at this shop. D K Turner invites orders and provides a phone contact.
Classified listing fragment repeats a ten word block six times likely part of an OCR error.
The forthcoming Asheville conference will elect seven Methodist bishops. Dr. Collins Denny and Dr. J. Kilgo are favored for first ballot elevation, while the remaining five selections spark debate. A Texan candidate is expected, with Rankin Mouton or other Lone Star figures possible amid divided Texas delegates.
Rexall markets a line of remedies for simple ailments made from pure materials in top laboratories. The ad offers to provide formulas for any remedy and guarantees satisfaction with a money back promise if not satisfied.
Sensational Ballinger case developments stir national concern as capital watchers react to new revelations and the political stakes rise across Washington. The episode deepens partisan tensions and draws widespread public scrutiny.
Sul Ross Camp U C V arranged a decoration program for two local cemeteries. The meeting opened with Commander Hopkins presiding and included invitations to Rev A D Rogers and Daughters of the Confederacy to assist with music. The group set a May fifth decoration date and 2:30 pm gathering at the east cemetery entrance.
D. R. Turner advertises Fresh Golden Red cheese with contact by phone number 7.
A fragmentary plea mentions advertising a record and chronicle lost items to recover them. The text hints at an “anj Foun” and suggests trying a method to retrieve misplaced articles. Details are unclear but emphasize locating lost property through an advertisement.
A witty note suggests a classified want ad as a superior alternative to a simple “for rent” sign. It hints at clearer communication, broader reach, and quicker rental matching for homeowners seeking tenants.
Local newspaper urges readers to place class or personal ads now. The note emphasizes timely submissions for the upcoming issue and reminds of deadlines and contact details for the ad department.
In Denton on May 16, cotton and ves tings show unchanged spot prices with strong sales. New Orleans and Liverpool markets hold steady with pockets of demand. farm staples like potatoes, eggs, and turkeys show mixed moves while truck demand remains robust amid recent rain.
H. F. Keller advertises inexpensive groceries with new phone number 312 and old number 126 for orders.
Medical authorities now state eczema and similar skin diseases are caused by microscopic organisms under the epidermis not by blood. Cure must target the skin with liquid medicine that penetrates the skin and relieves symptoms quickly. D. D. D. prescription offered by F Raley Co promises relief at 25 cents per bottle. April 9 to May 31.
The State of Texas Denton County sheriff announces a cash sale on the first Tuesday in June 1910 in Denton city at the courthouse door. Property described as part of Robert Beaumont survey in Wright addition lot 3 block one with improvements and records cited. Judgment amount 474 dollars plus costs in favor of J J McCook against B T Davis.
By authority vested in me as substitute trustee, F M Bottorff appointed May 14 1910, dissolution of Chas L Sanger due to incapacity triggers sale under deed of trust recorded in Denton Texas. Sanger Brothers hold note for 75 dollars dated March 15 1909 with 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees. default on balance due renders note past due and unpaid plus fees.
An old advertising blurb prescribes the ideal wife and outlines domestic duties. It promotes Chi-Namel varnish for long wear, claiming one coat outlasts four half dozen coats of rosin benzine varnish, and notes amateur use without brush marks.
A post office style business advertises first class service in a place exclusive to white patrons for seven years. Prop Fred Minks promotes special rates aimed at students in this historical notice.
F M Bottorff substitutes as trustee to sell on first Tuesday in June 1910 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door in Denton for cash the described Lot 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 in Block 39 Just Wright town to satisfy Sanger Brothers note with 10 percent attorney fees. Proceeds first cover sale costs then principal interest and fees. any balance to Torrance heirs or assigns.
Denton County Texas sheriff sale ordered for June 7 1910 in the case of Texas Securities Company v James T Page and Ollie Page No 29549. Property described as 88 1 3 acres in Gideon Walker survey starting at Elizabeth Page tract and flowing metes bounds. Levied on all property and $1612.80 plus costs.
A court-ordered sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1910 at the Denton county courthouse to satisfy a judgment in the case Robt Stephen versus Lou Reager No 5038. The parcel described covers part of lot 18 in a 640 acre John R Henry survey, with a defined tract near Pecan Creek in Denton Texas.
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