Barred Rock Eggs and Contact for Mrs Allie Wright
Barred Rock eggs priced at 75 cents for 15. Mrs Allie Wright listed with a new phone number 205. 23(p).
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Allie Wright
New
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
3
Comet Science and Doomsday Forecasts in 19th Century Tone
The article discusses theories of comet structure as a swarm of small particles with gas envelopes and immense but light masses. It recounts dramatic predictions of Earth collision, public panic, and scientific telegrams as astronomers refine ephemerides and warn of cataclysmic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Assas
Evening Post
Sean
Rhenocwotee
Caxton
Iaien
Soa
Peece4an Chronicle Notes Open-Ended Want Ad Possibilities
The notice hints at versatile opportunities for readers to place want ads. It suggests a broad range of listings without limiting content, inviting community participation and commercial postings.
Furnishings Store Promotes Wide Range and Low Prices
A local furniture dealer invites shoppers to make the store their headquarters for purchases in the furniture line. The ad promises a large range of selections and prices that will induce customers to buy, drawing attention to a further appeal.
Red Tag Close Out Prices On Odd Pieces
A local store highlights red tag close out pricing on a variety of odd pieces in stock. The sale focuses on clearance items across multiple departments aiming to reduce inventory quickly and attract bargain shoppers.
Antis Decline To Contest In Local Election
Marshall antis decide not to contest in the recent election. A Fort Worth Methodist church meeting addresses 250 conversions. Dr Hyde’s appeal could keep him jailed pending outcome. Seven boilers exploded at American Sheet and Tinplate Co plant in Anton Ohio. 20 to 30 killed and about 50 injured with several expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antis
Marshall Antis
First Methodist Church
Fort Worth
States
Memerican Sheet and Tinplate Co
Anton, O
Pullman Company Resists ICC Rate Reduction
The Pullman sleeping car company will resist the order of the Interstate Commerce Commission reducing its rates and imposing a differential between upper and lower berth fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Company
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denton County Woman Joins Cumberland Assembly Trip
A party of twenty seven left Dallas Tuesday for the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly in Dickson Tennessee. Miss Ethel Julian of Pilot Point was the sole representative from Denton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Wenty
Hich
Dallas
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Dickson, Tenn
Etiie Julian
Pilot Point
Denton County
Rain Drenches Wide Texas County Areas
Central East Texas North Texas West Texas and much of Central Texas received widespread rains Tuesday aiding crops. Williamson county saw beneficial showers with Bartlett recording a heavy 2.12 inch downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
East
Texas
Williamson County
Bartlett
Ballinger Case Ties to Alaska Letters and Morgan Guggenheim
Testimony by the stenographer Erby reveals letters from Ballinger to George Perkins of the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate in Alaska, shedding more light on Ballinger’s acquaintance with Alaskan conditions and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Alaska
Erby
George Perkins
Morgan-—Guggenheim Syndicate
Baptist Convention Closes in Baltimore Session
The Southern Baptist convention wraps up in Baltimore and will meet next year in Jacksonville Florida. The planned meeting between the executive committees of the Northern and Southern churches was postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fila
Novern
Beauty remedy links vitality to clear skin
A famous New York beauty expert credits Rexall Mucu-Tone with curing catarrh and improving vitality, claiming it cleanses blood and mucous membranes to brighten eyes and restore rosy complexions. The letter urges tired women to try the tonic, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Swift
New York
Eare
Market Figures Mixed as Prices Dip Across Regions
New York July options down to 14.98 cents with spots 35 points lower. Liverpool futures ease amid declines. Week May and June quotes show losses. Livestock in Fort Worth sees cattle and beef prices up, while hogs hold near mid range as supply fluctuates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Ieee
Ieee Eee
Galveston
Market Quotations from Feedstarts Prices for Grains Hay and More
Market quotations list wholesale and retail prices for corn wheat flour and grain by the car load ton and per bushel with items including corn, wheat, meal, flour, lard, bacon, onions, and various seeds. Prices shown in cents per unit and dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and More
Butter per Ib 26 to 25c delivered to residences or hotels 10 to 30c cash or trade creamery 25 to 0c per Ib Eggs wholesale 12 1-2c cash 15c trade retail 20c 2 doz for 35c Turkey prices per lb 16 6 Hens per Ib c Broilers 1 to 1 1-2 lbs per lb 20c Fryers per lb 12 1-2 to 15c Bakers per Ib 10 to 12 1-2c Old roosters each 15c Guineas per 10 1 50 Ducks per Doz 3 0
Hog and cow livestock prices per pound
Livestock market report shows hogs priced light at 6 to 7 cents per pound and heavies at 6 to 8 cents. Cows bring 2 3/4 to 3 1/2 cents per pound.
Local Produce Price List For Radishes Onions Lettuce and More
A historical price list shows produce rates per dozen bunches and wholesale versus retail. Radishes 4 to 5 percent, onions 46 cents per dozen, lettuce 40 cents per dozen, beans 1.50 per bushel wholesale or 25 cents per gallon retail, new potatoes 1 to 1.10 per bushel wholesale or 35 cents per peck retail, English peas 1.50 per bushel wholesale or 20 to 25 cents per gallon retail.
Capudine Promises Quick Relief For Various Aches
Hicks promotes Capudine as a liquid remedy for sick headaches nervous headache traveler's headache stomach troubles and female troubles. The advertising copy urges readers to try Capudine for immediate effects available from druggists under the name Sola.
Chronicle Wants Ads Odds in Stop Waiting for Buyer
Record and Chronicle publish want ads urging readers to place advertisements now. The notice promotes quick action to reach buyers and supporters, highlighting deadlines and contact information for placing classified notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Chronicle
Normal Students Class Pins of 1910 Now Available
The Normal announces 1910 class pins for sale handled by Mr. Adkins. Pins are solid gold and priced at $2.25 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Adkins
Fresh News From Our Neighboring Towns Lewisville
Local notes from Lewisville dated May 16 list residents visiting relatives in Ardmore Dallas Caddo Mills Denton Bonham Hillsboro Canyon City Waxahachie and Fort Worth. Birth announced a girl born to C J Thomas. Several townspeople travel for visits and teaching positions while remarks hint at rain improving bone crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Eunice Minnis
Ardmore
Ethel
Elbert
Dallas
Oscar Carlisle
Caddo Mills
Charlie Powell
Denton
B. T. Wilson
Ruth Tease
Grapevine
A. Hayes
W. Lusk
Ambrey, Bonham and Denison
B. L
Ollie Gilbert
A. A. Lord
Mona
Jeannie Morgan
Hebron
Ella Saunders
C. J. Thomas
Vera Jenkins
Waxahacaie
Ethel Potter
C. E. Cobb
Velma du
Cold Weather Report From Spring Hill Area
May 17 report notes continued cold weather. Local residents Clyde Simpson and Homer Coffey attended the boys corn club meeting in Denton. Several families visited towns including Pilot Point and Aubrey with multiple trips by Coffey, Kelly, Hodnett, and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Clyde Simpson
Homer Coffe
Denton
Thorne
Pilot Point
Wm. Kelly
Aubrey
J. C. Kelly
Walter Richey
Dallas
J. E. Nixon
Zuella Johnson
Kate Hart
J. M. Coffey
O. Point
Simpson
Hodnett
Antioch
Steele
Miss Mae
Bessie Stewart
Mustang
Local residents flock to towns as events and travel noted
News from Gara shows a postponed decoration and a parade of visitors. Names include N L Kiger E B Bratecher J C Roark Geo Holloway Walter Long and many from Denton Dallas Lewisville and Wakeon. Other items mention a rain Saturday and Ralph Oliver teaching earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
GARA
Mesdames N. L. Kiger
E. B. Bratecher
Lewisville
J. C. Roark
Denton
Jeo. Baker
Little Elm
W. J. Gunter
Rosebud
Pinekard & Sanders
Geo. Holloway
Walter Long
Robert Holloway
Dallas
Mrs
Dickson
W. L. Oliver
Bartonville enjoys beneficial rain and social visits
Bartonville records a good rain on Saturday aiding crop growth. Local residents like Ea Brown and wife of Lewisville visit C. L. Brown, W. A. Chambers and wife visit W. R. Larkin near Justin, and other neighbors travel to Denton and Justin. A candy breaking and 42 party honors Miss May King hosted by W. A. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonville
Ea Brown
Lewisville
C. L. Brown
W. A. Chambers
W. R. Larkin
Justin
Bob Johnson
Bridge— Port
J. R. Chambers
Annie Cooksey
Waketor
Fred McKinney
T. B. Breeding
Denton
J. T. Simmons
Stella
N. A. Chambers
W. L. Card
May King
Argyle Social Roundup Reflects Town Visits and Events
May 17 report lists visitors from Denton Concho county and Denison as well as locals returning home. An ice cream supper by C. P. church ladies drew a large crowd despite bad weather and netted a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Fincher
Jon Stewart
J. A. Simmons, Jr
En Saerman
C. P. Church
Bartonville
A. L. Richards
Plains
and Mirs
Fred Lawrence
Wil
Miss King of
Toyah
Community News from Aubrey May 17 Highlights Local Visits
In Aubrey on May 17 Mr. and Mrs T E Ratchford visited in the hiendship community. Dip Conly was in Fort Worth. Mrs P C Tidmore Mrs Ada Allen and Mrs Eve Ratchford were in Pilot Point. S M Woodford of Tioga and Wil Boswell spent Sunday with the bridge gang. H K and W A Caddel visited L F Caddell. H G Musgrove left Sunday for El Paso to attend the State Kankers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
T. E. Ratchford
Dip Conly
Fort Worth
P. C. Tidmore
Ada Allen
Eve Ratchford
Pilot Point
S. M. Woodford
Tioga
Wil Boswell
Bridge Gang
H. K
W. A. Caddel
L. F. Caddell
Local visits and community notes from Sunnydale
May 17 report from Sunnydale lists residents visiting relatives in nearby towns including Joe Mc Elroy and wife of Corinth and D W Roach of Argyle. Several townspeople travel to Denton for the day. A scholastic census shows 68 enumeration. A rain benefits farmers, and a May 21 election at the school house will vote on removing the special school tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnydale
Joe McElroy
Corinth
D. W. Roach
Argyle
Starr
Denton
Iss Allene Stuart
Will Uart
Tom Hill
B. Hammonds
May
R. G. Crabaugh
J. E. Birod
George Watson
Ben Hopkins
Dento
J. L. Bryant
Rain brings sturdy forecast for crops near Corinth
A heavy rain from 2 30 p m to 10 30 p m Saturday boosts farmers hopes for large corn and wheat crops. Grain may be ready for tax binder soon. Fallouts fine. Local notes include visitors Miss Clark from Little Elm and Miss Ethel Long who returned home from teaching. Prof Jenking and Mrs Potts of Denton are among guests while L L Fowler travels to Dallas. Local groups meet for W O W camp at Bartonville and band practice at the barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Rinth
Dallas
Fowler
J. P. Garrison
Vernon
Daugher
B. H. Coleman
Wey Pockrus
Garza
W. A. Pe
I. Bennett
F. H. Garrison
Bartonville
W. W. Pockrus
Mrs. Harbert
Lloyd
Prof. Long
Magazine Subscriptions Available Through Record and Chronicle
Let the Record and Chronicle supply your magazine needs. Any club or combination of magazines you desire at prices as low as you can obtain.
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the Record and
Chronicle
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