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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
3
Breeders Col Re L McCoy lists prize winning White Wyandottes eggs for sale at 1.50 and setting of 15 at Route, Roanoke, Texas.
School closed and teachers departed. Elocution winner Miss Aline Duncan earned the medal. Cyclone-like storm passed Saturday. no damage but many sought storm houses. Farmers complain of too much rain yet prospects remain promising with wheat harvest at hand. Several residents and visitors are named, including Misses Duncan, Smith, Pearcy, Vaught, Hill, Brashears, Underwood, Gaines, Dudley, and others.
You are protected against inferior quality and excessive prices when you make your furniture and matting pur chases here. All our furniture is durable as well as handsome. We invite you to drop in and look through our stock sketches you wish to buy or not. You will then know where the best values are to be found when you're prepared to buy.
John B Schmitz advertises an extensive line of lace curtains portieres and lace curtain goods including conventional and mission designs for home decorator needs.
Texas League games: Shreveport at Dallas 2 to 4, Fort Worth 6, Oklahoma City 5, San Antonio 3, Houston 2, Galveston 6, Waco 2. National League: Boston 4, Cincinnati 3. Chicago 6, Philadelphia 1. New York 4, Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 6. American League: Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1. New York 5, Chicago 0. Washington 2, Detroit 6. no Boston Cleveland game. Nashville 7, Birmingham 3. Chattanooga 1, Atlanta 2. New Orleans 1, Memphis 6, Mobile 6.
In an address at the Mississippi Land Immigration Congress Archbishop Glennon claims twenty millionaires control most of St. Louis wealth. He laments thousands of poor residents in squalid dens and argues they should be moved to rural areas to learn a different view of life.
Record and Chronicle publish want ads asking readers to supply needed favors or assistance, urging community members to respond with offers of help or resources.
May 24 reports good rain and a minor wind storm with no damage. locals attend commencements and schools. workers shift to cotton chopping. notable visits from J F Button Arch Gammon Dayton Blaine Lillie Payne and others. Farmers report fishing success and community happenings across Little Elm Prairie Chapel and surrounding areas.
An old advertisement claims Capadine provides relief for colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. The liquid medicine is described as pleasant to take and acts immediately with price points of 19c 25c and available at drug stores.
A light Saturday rain aids crops in Prairie Mound. A. E. Freeman of Krum visits home. Emma Wilson and Randolph Faught attend the Cleburne school closing. Travel to Justin by Brade Taylor Adison Faught Uncle Bill Smith and Turner Faught. Warren Poindexter of Dallas visits. Miltrade and Johnnie May Stewart host a Sunday night sing. Crawford family visits Lewisville. Dooley family visits J E Sharber. Sam Brown goes to Denton.
A promotional note claims the pills expel poisons from the system and impart health and vigor to the weak and nervous. The ad highlights relief from liver stomach and kidney troubles and offers the product for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
John Scott returns from Abilene as Fort Worth welcomes Wilkerson accepted at Justin flour mill. Roanoke beat Justin 4 2 in a Saturday baseball game. Harvest begins late this week as farmers prep binders. Various locals travel, visit, or fall ill across Justin and nearby towns.
May 24 report from Corinth notes light showers aiding crops while a Saturday wind storm unroofed sheds damaged barns and moved structures including Mr Carpenter's barn which suffered about 1590 dollars in loss. Several residents visited relatives or attended services as oats and corn look good and wheat ready for binder.
Advertises Capudine as a liquid remedy for sick headache nervous headaches travel stomach trouble and female troubles. Claims immediate effects and lists druggists as sellers.
Savage lion touches a child in a Pittsburg cage. Colds, croup, and whooping cough threaten children. Dr King’s New Discovery could have saved thousands. Mrs Ger B Davis of Flat Rock NC praises it for babies. Effective for coughs colds lagrippe asthma and weak lungs. 50c and 1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
May 24 Roanoke items report Mrs Moore and infant visiting Sunset parents Mr and Mrs Reese. Public school closes term. commencement at union church tonight. Baseball team beat Mrs Mays at Justin. Mays baby visiting Pilot Point. Wind and hail damaged outhouses barns and shade trees but crops survive. Horton family left for Iowa Park. Rev Silliman visited Raiborne ill.
May 24 KRUM. Miss Hoskins of Denton visits Mrs C Balls. several Denton residents, including Mrs Grubbs and Dr Wallace Kimbrough, are listed as visitors. Dozens of locals travel to Denton, Lewisville, Decatur and Dallas. Windy Saturday caused barns to blow down. Gunter Bible college preacher Oscar Garrett attends church here.
For Headaches. It gives quick relief from Headaches of all kinds including Sick or Nervous Headaches and those from heat cold grip or stomach troubles. It also relieves Cold or Grip and feverishness. Easy to take and acts immediately. 10¢ 25¢ 5% at 4 stores.
Offer for subscribing to multiple magazines including Record and Chronicle with flexible club combinations and low prices.
The report shows mixed futures movements with gains in some regions and declines in others. New York and New Orleans futures slip while Liverpool and Fort Worth notes reflect tighter prices. Live cattle and hogs at Fort Worth show slower demand with calves strong and beef steers soft. Agricultural staples and feed goods list varied wholesale pricing including flour, corn meal, millet seed, and bacon.
Feedstuffs include corn wholesale 75 to 80 cents per bushel and retail 85 to 90 cents. Shelled corn wholesale 76 to 78 cents. cotton seed meal retail 32 dollars per ton at car and 1.65 to 1.70 per 100 pounds. Hulls 11 to 12 dollars per ton car to barn. Corn chops 1.50 per 100 pounds wholesale. bran 140 dollars per 100 pounds wholesale. Prairie hay per ton wholesale profiteering. alfalfa hay 12.50 to 16 dollars per ton. Wheat fob per bushel 1.30. Rish potatoes per bushel grand."
Butter wholesale 10 to 30c per lb cash or trade, delivered to homes at 25 to 26c. Creamery 25 to 36c. Eggs wholesale 12 to 2c cash, 16c trade, retail 5c per dozen. Turkey 10c per lb. Hens 8c per lb. Broilers 18c per lb. Fryers 12.5 to 14c. Bakers 10 to 12.5c. Old roosters 15c. Guineas 1.50 per dozen. Ducks 3.00 per dozen.
Livestock prices listed for hogs and cows with ranges by weight. Hogs lighter at 6 to Te per pound and heavies at 6 to 8 1-4 cents. Cows priced 2 3-4 to 3 1-2 cents per pound.
Local listing shows radishes per dozen, onions per dozen, lettuce per dozen, beans wholesale and retail ranges, new potatoes wholesale and retail, and English peas with wholesale and retail figures. Prices include radishes 4% per dozen and 6 cents retail, onions 40 cents per dozen and 5 cents per bunch, lettuce 40 cents per dozen, beans 1.50 to 1.75 per bushel and 25 to 30 cents per gallon, new potatoes up to 2.10 wholesale and per peck retail, English peas wholesale 50 cents per bushel and retail 20 to 26 cents per gallon.
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