Unclear fragment lists prices and items
The readable text shows stray prices 40c, $2.09, $4.00 and mentions tasers but lacks coherent context or complete details to identify a person, place, or event.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
2
The readable text shows stray prices 40c, $2.09, $4.00 and mentions tasers but lacks coherent context or complete details to identify a person, place, or event.
The Tyler Courier Times and Denison Herald note Denton County needs better roads to boost land values and living standards. Immigrant growth and road quality drive farm land sales, with sandy lands offering higher returns but facing road criticisms. A Denton County road-pond issue prompts call for immediate construction and Taylor Hardware advertises pipe work.
The Dallas Times Herald lauds the State Fair of Texas as a premier institution, noting its lack of endowment yet massive local impact. President Kiest predicts attendance near one million this year, with profits funding permanent improvements. Old timers recall the fair’s rough start and dream of a livestock coliseum in Texas.
Col Cecil Lyon of Sherman and Major Scurry Terrell of the Texas National Guard arrived in Dallas to urge a rushed transcript in the Manley murder trial. Sargent J D Manley was convicted of killing Louis Richenstein with a bayonet. Guards will wait for officers conference on Nov 12.
J R Williams of Dallas, attorney for Sargeant Manley, convicted of murdering Louis Richenstein, conferred with the Adjutan General's department. He says the Manley case will be reversed by the higher court in Dallas. The court refused to instruct the jury on negligent homicide.
Denton resident R. R. Turner proclaims lasting relief from backache and lameness after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1905 and reiterates that his kidney trouble has not returned. The advertisement cites nationwide sale by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents with a 50 cent price.
Loveland negotiates safety with Isidora while planning to remove his belongings from the Waldorf Astoria. Isidora to arrange a hidden caretaker, a potential chaperon, and a discreet apartment as the man fears police scrutiny and newspaper publicity. Bill Willing aids, while Rebecca Gernsbacher remains wary of the scheme.
An ad touts a full service drug store offering everything typical plus hard to classify items. It claims a wide stock with a ten to one chance of having any item and a pledge to obtain items not on hand. Emphasis on quality and customer satisfaction with a prompt, helpful service.
An advertisement touts Cuticlay as a miraculous natural remedy for eczema salt rheum ulcers sores bites wounds anditching. A Chicago dentist’s infection allegedly cured within hours after applying Cuticlay. physicians endorse it though it is not a patent medicine. It claims endorsements by notable figures and offers samples by mail. Denton’s O M Curtis sells it locally.
Twelve miners were killed in an explosion near Seattle, Washington, as seismographs recorded heavy earthquakes with unknown location. President Taft issued a Thanksgiving proclamation for November 24. Prohibition efforts target New Mexico's constitution. Gulf railroads face scrutiny after inspection. Railroads paid $2.315 million for personal injury damages in the last fiscal year. Colquitt to announce major appointments soon amid a flood of minor applications but few large posts.
New York reports a close race with Dix considered weaker odds. Kansas shows tie claims with Republicans favored. Indiana Minnesota and other close states tilt toward Democrats in uncertain regions. Nonpartisan estimates suggest a Democratic House is likely and a Democratic Senate not impossible.
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is promoted as eradicating dandruff stimulating hair growth and preventing baldness. The ad asserts strong faith in the product with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet claims. Available in two sizes 50c and 1.0 at the Rexall store of Oo M Curtis.
A brief classified style notice promotes dill pickles now available at D R Turner’s with a phone contact. It invites readers to place their next order from Smith’s Restaurant, claiming satisfaction and repeat orders.
An old Texas classified ad by Wm. W. Wright from Daeton offers hog stock for breeding or meat, cordwood delivery or farm pickup, residence lots around Denton, and suburban tracts. Trade accepted, favorable terms on farms, and farm visits or deliveries arranged. Old phone 309.
A sequence of property transfers is recorded: Owens to Cook and others for several surveys totaling multiple acres and various prices including 175 and 5754 dollars. Additional deeds include Hilliary to Stevens for 36.3 acres at 500 dollars and Lattner to White for multiple lots in Justin at 100 dollars. Other transfers touch Denton additions and Lewisville parcels with prices ranging from 109 to 1950 dollars.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a fast and harmless remedy for colds and grippe. Claims effective relief for neuralgia pains headaches stuffed nose feverishness sneezing sore throat and rheumatic twinges. Describes three years of research and a 25 cent package available from any druggist with no quinine.
Washington reports El Paso now has 34,279 residents, up 146.9 percent since the last census. Officials say Texas will register a stronger showing than any other Southern state as a result of the uptake.
NO MOVING FOR BAYLOR, WACO, Nov. 7. The Baylor University Board of Trustees met last night and passed a resolution stating the report of considering moving to Fort Worth for a half million dollars was unfounded. No offer had been made and the university would remain in Waco.
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