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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
3
J. G. Hester, proprietor, promotes wood for stove or heater, corn chops, bran, corn chops, and cotton seed by the bag or bale. Prompt delivery advertised from J. McGinnis on East McKinney Street. Phone numbers provided for orders and feed poultry products.
Prof Freq W Malley resigns from the State Department of Agriculture effective immediately. Sherman Brady, Houston duty man, killed in a car crash at 75 miles per hour. Barney Oldfield barred from races over car type and sues the American Automobile Association for 20000. Colquitt denounces Republicans and backs local option at Seguin. Lee O Neil Browne’s lawyer Erbstein arrested for juror corruption. Chicago garment strike escalates with police charge and factory attacks. Jasper B Brady accuses Jose Zavaldo of Maine explosion involvement. claim disputed in Washington.
Phone 99 for plumbing work and take advantage of a combination rate in the Daily and Weekly issues. Reach up to 3,000 families and 15,000 people at a very low price. Try it now.
Capudine provides rapid relief for headaches of all kinds including sick and nervous headaches as well as those from heat cold grip or stomach troubles. It also treats cold or grip attacks quickly reducing fever and restoring power. Liquid easy to take and acts immediately available in 10c 5c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Prohibition dominates Missouri politics as both sides claim large margins. Senate races feature major contests across states. Wilson and Dix campaign in New Jersey and New York as Roosevelt backs Stimson. Indiana, Ohio, and other states show tight races with Kern, Beveridge, Harmon, and Harding noted as key contenders.
News from Roanoke with Miss Nina Moody visiting Dallas and Miss Hazel Lacy arriving from Denton to begin duties at the new public school. Mrs Hudgins and children from Mesquite visit Mrs J R Horton. Mrs Wallace of Decatur visits Mrs Chas Media. Mrs Wm Wallace and Mrs Nowlin from Argyle are present. Mrs Preston and Mrs Lowe of Justin attend the Woman's Home Mission society open meeting. Leslie Preweitt returns from East Texas. Miss Mana Howard hosts a fifth birthday at her grandmother Mrs Reynolds home. Rev BE L Silliman travels to Sherman Tuesday.
ROANOKE October 25 a Miss Minnie Cadewig in Dallas. Mrs C G Fanning and daughter Miss Ruby were in Fort Worth. Mrs W B Newis of Nocona is here. Mrs S H Cowan of Fort Worth, Mrs R A Carruth and her little son are in Denton. Mrs F B E Allen and son of Mississippi are visiting sister Mrs Cande Rubourn. Mrs McDowell and Miss Adams are visiting in Jacksboro.
Domestic markets opened lower but closed firmer as prices steadied. New Orleans quotations show December near 14.08 to 14.24, January 14.12 to 14.30, with spots firm around 14 1/4 cents. Liverpool opened 7.45 to 7.50, with spots easy, and New York quotations held steady with middling around 14.55 cents.
Lint cotton advanced to 14 cents for extra good fiber in Denton. Prices mostly hovered around 13.75 cents with seed cotton at about 5.15 dollars top and averages near 5 dollars. Receipts remained strong as three gins ginned over 3,200 bales. Corn offered around 55 to 57 cents. Other markets unchanged.
Yesterday's cash grain quotations show Kansas City wheat 99 to 92 cents, corn 47 cents, oats 30 1/2 to 31 1/2 cents. St Louis wheat 92 1/2 to 98 cents, corn 49 3/4 to 50 1/4 cents, oats 31 1/2 cents. Chicago wheat 1 to 91 23/4 cents, corn 49 3/4 to 59 1/4 cents, oats 31 cents. Denton wheat 1 dollar, corn 50 to 57 cents, oats 36 to 37 1/2 cents.
PORTSOUTH LIVESTOCK DENTON Nov 3 Yesterdays closings receipts 4500 cattle 1709 calves 150 hogs Steers strong tops 6.50 cows d a uns to lower tops 4 calves steady tops 550 hogs steady tops 8.60
A sale list shows cotton lint and seed prices, wheat and corn per bushel, meal and hulls per ton, bran per 100 pounds, baled shucks and hay by ton or bale, oats per ton and per bushel, straw and other feeds. Also listed are creamery goods, eggs, sweet potatoes, Colorado potatoes, poultry prices for hens fryers and roosters, and a guinea per dozen.
NEWS FROM AUBREY AUBREY November first. Mrs Mollie Henderson was in Fort Worth. Mrs Pearl Henderson in Pilot Point. Miss Tot Haren visited in Denton. Dr and Mrs Bates were in Pilot Point. Miss Eula Allen returned from Denton. Rev E J Thompson W H Hodges and Mrs S D Howser attended the Denton County Baptist association at Krum. Mrs Ola Davis visited in Denton. Mr and Mrs Fred McCormick were in Dallas. Mrs M E and Eugene Roe of Frisco visited Aubrey. Mr and Mrs S A Ashley were in Pilot Point. Mrs Stella Hodge was in Fort Worth. Mrs Lillie Henderson and daughter May visited Pilot Point. F F Hill went to Denton.
In Sanger a new Denton County Baptist Sunday school and BYU institute was organized this week with J. C. Guy of Denton elected president. Ora Gentle is convalescing. Mrs. A. J. Cooper returned from Whitesboro. Jennie Bowers hosted a J. A. G. Halloween party with Cecil Wells and Bertha Balls as guests. W. H. M. society conducts its week of prayer.
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