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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
3
Barber and Henry offer fresh meats and poultry delivery with contact at phone 98 on McKinney Street.
The Texas Eclectic Medical association met in San Antonio on November 10 and chose Waco as the site for their April 1911 convention. Officers elected include M. F. Bettencourt as president of Fort Worth, H. W. Gates as vice president of Waco, J. M. Watkins as second vice president of Luling, R. B. Gates as treasurer of Waco, and H. N. Blankmeyer as secretary of Honey Grove.
Count Boni de Castellane filed with the Vatican a petition asking the Pope to confirm his civil divorce from Anne Morgan. A separate notice reports the death of Mrs Luther Hill, wife of a farmer east of town, from quick consumption after four months illness. She was born in Texas, survived by her husband and two daughters, with several relatives arriving for the funeral, to be held Friday. Interment in Alton cemetery.
Advices from Washington report the Interstate Commerce Commission granted Texas railroads a 4 cent reduction in cotton rates on interstate bills of lading. The new rate takes effect November 19 and is about 51 cents per 100 pounds.
News from Prairie Chapel reports Mrs Maud Williams visiting sister Mrs J L Ballinger. Mrs Maud Tomptson returns to Wilbarger county with Herman Mays and wife. Mrs Callie Ellis of Pilot Point visits sister Mrs T J Young. George and daughters Bess aca Mallie were in Denton. Alfred Young in Denton. Joe Johnson and Miss Nettie Cantrell married Sunday. Frank Wilson ill. Miss Pearl Torne teaches and attends institute at Venton. Miss Della Mae Tin?ar of Aubrey visits Misses Kitty and Addie Young. Maegie and Jessie Folley of Fort Worth visit home folks. J C Helloway in Denton.
Prairie Mound reports include Turner and Willaugh in Justin, Miss Emma Wilson back from Peoria, Tom Airey and wife hosting Sunday guests, and multiple families from Prairie Mound visiting or shopping in Denton. Other names appear as locals on visits or short trips, with several households listed.
In Corinth on November 8 a month long freeze finished the cotton crop with many bolls not opening. Virgie Griffith, son of D. Griffith, shows some improvement after two weeks of illness. Aunt Mary Milwoog is feeble. Uncle George Lokey remains in critical condition after a long spell of illness.
Will Copeland, ex Dallas police officer, faces a jury in Judge Seay's district court in Fort Worth for the killing of Roy Aden in a rooming house. He is also charged with murdering Will Davis at the same time, though only Aden was tried.
Dallas November 10 The State plans to rest this afternoon in the Mrs Fannie Flannery murder trial with G S Flannery the father of the deceased expected to testify. Four witnesses reiterated that Mrs Flannery had threatened to kill her husband before the tragedy.
Nov 8 report from KROM details M T Bale visiting Steet Miller Provine of Whitesboro and L C Alexander. Mr Again bought the Dunham plant and moved in. Numerous locals travel to Fort Worth Houston Belton and Den ton with many names listed among residents and visitors.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Walding Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, price 75c per bottle, testimonials free. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Classified advertisement rates are listed for 10 words at 40 cents with a 4 cent per word rate. The notice emphasizes word counts and pricing in the Daily and Weekly editions for readers.
Katie Daffan chapter of the U D C meets at 3 on Friday with Mrs W E Durbin to discuss school drinking fountain care and fundraising. The Ariel club holds a Kinder garten themed meeting at Mrs Lipscomb’s home with art and music departments forming prizes, delegates named, and a social tea with souvenir cards.
A New Haven man recounts a long chronic cough improved after trying Vinol. He notes relief after two bottles and credits cod liver elements with tonic iron for curing coughs colds and bronchitis while rebuilding strength. He offers a money back guarantee and mentions Vinol contains no oil.
WAKETON NOV 9 An unusually far crowd from here went to 31 Monday. J A Wheeler is visiting big father in Oklahoma and will go to the anhandle prospecting. D Purnell went to Haskell county on business. Sidney Roberts left for Scurry county to teach school. BE Edmonds and wife have returned from Missouri. Ray son of C O Porter is sick with tonsillitis.
Promotional notice urging readers with sour stomach and indigestion to take a 50 cent cage of Pape's Diapepsin. It claims fermentation of undigested food causes a wide range of symptoms and that relief occurs within minutes after taking a single 22-grain triangular tablet, asserting almost instant improvement and freedom to eat what they want.
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