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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
3
For rent a furnished room at 38 West Mulberry, first door east of Davie boarding house. J. D. Bruce. Price listed as 211e. Neighborhood details not provided.
Bring your poultry and eggs to S. McGinnis on East McKinney Street for the highest cash prices. For wood, feed, poultry or eggs call S. McGinnis for prompt delivery on East McKinney Street.
M. L. Martin A B and M Dz operate the Diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat clinic above Raley Drug Store. They offer specialized care and examinations for ocular and ENT conditions in a central location.
Magill and Shepard advertise lock repair and sewing machine service offering key making to fit any lock. They claim expertise in repairs and provide prompt service for local customers.
Denton Tailoring Co located at 48 West Oak Street offers pressing dyeing and repairs. Hillman & Key are proprietors with a new phone number 337 for calling and delivering clothes made to order. Oct 1 edition.
Sherman Steam Laundry Co advertises best laundry work and courteous treatment by agent C. R. Hamilton with old phone 184 and new 292.
When you want good coal delivered at your house or office phone Stricklang and Pinckley Kin caid Wagon Yard West Oak Street for prompt service.
A vintage notice advertising tennis and football goods, and locks and trunk keys, from the Bicycle Store run by W. A. Taliaferro in Novi. It emphasizes a broad range of merchandise for customers seeking sporting equipment and hardware items.
The Red Barn proprietors Moreman and Luster advertise stylish single or double rigs available at all times with feed delivery service. Both phones 365. Also listing Osteopath Dr. J. S. Crawford established in Hann block with phone connections.
Advertisement from Denton Transfer Co promising delivery at your house or office with on time service and two phone numbers. Mentions Pinckley and Lester and Kincaid valley Wagon Yard on West Oak Street.
W E Botts veterinarian at Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas serves at Brock's wagonyard with office and phone numbers 42 new or 306 old and residence 298 Blue new area contact.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener on East McKinney Street advertise as blacksmith and woodworkers offering a special machine for shrinking and setting tires, including rubber tires, with installation or use details implied.
Help is available for dray work and household goods moving. Contact Brownlow and Strickland at new phone 116 or old phone 310 for details and quotes.
From Denton on November 26 Liverpool opened slightly higher then slipped in the short session to unchanged or slightly slower, recovering late to close higher than early losses. New York and New Orleans quotes show small gains and steady spots, with middling around 15 cents and 1900 to 6000 bales traded in scattered sessions. Galveston and New Orleans reported steady to firm spots with modest gains in December to February futures.
A. R. McGintie advertises rental houses in Denton covering north east south and west areas with offices at East Side and Puckett's stand.
Advertisement for wood and feed supplies at Swindoll's Variety Store urges customers to call Clifford Stroud using new phone 291 and old 157, highlighting updated contact details.
Good mid dling brought 14.75 cents in Denton today with many bales sold. Seed offered as high as $5.20 though most seed was inferior. Miscellaneous markets unchanged overall.
Port Worth stockyards received cattle and calves today with steady quotes. Cattle tops reached $3.75 for cows and $5.50 for calves while hogs held at $7.25. Calves were steady at top $5.50 and steers at $3.75 for cows.
A list of current prices for cotton and seed products, grains, feeds, and produce. Includes cotton lint and seed values, corn, oats, flour, and meal prices, hay and straw rates, live poultry and eggs, butter, cheese, and vegetables with wholesale and retail ranges. Notable items: cotton seed $22-$26 per ton, corn chops wholesale $1.25 per 1096 lbs, butter wholesale 20-30 cents, eggs wholesale 22-25 cents, potatoes around $1.00-$1.15 per sack/package.
J. G. Hester, proprietor, advertises baled shucks, bran, corn chops, and various wood for delivery. The offer includes salted shucks after baling and products like cotton seed hulls and meal, inviting customers to phone their needs.
Clean white cotton rags wanted for Drake at the office of B F E. Drake. Livestock to trade for stock in the Alliance Milling Co. P O Box 677.
Thanksgiving observance at Cumberland Presbyterian church featured a union service and a robust program with good attendance. Pilot Point added 400 feet of fire hose to reach 1600 feet total, improving protection around the square. An auto chemical engine enhances firefighting for the business district and residences, strengthening city readiness. At the Dallas Debating Club banquet, Orus O. Ross, once from Pilot Point and now in Dallas, spoke on the inspiration of a great ideal, illustrating how ideals lead to nobler deeds and better citizenship. The Daily advertised at 40c a month.
Clarence R. Griffin of Sheridan Indiana reports a drastic health reversal after using Cascarets. He states he had a bad complexion and pimples before, with poor digestion, and after two boxes all symptoms disappeared. He endorses Cascarets as advertised.
A sales pitch calling the public to shop early for comfort and necessity items suitable for all ages from babies to grandparents. It warns crowds will pick over goods, urging readers to come first to secure the best selections.
General news brief notes Bryan spending the winter on a Texas farm near Mission. Thirty seven cities exceed 100000 population with eleven new entrants. Democratic plans focus on tariff reduction and governance. Oklahoma local option amendment defeated by 21077 majority. Cruce supports Democratic views. Taft seen as indifferent while riverway plans press Mississippi waterports. Brazilian congress grants amnesty to mutinous sailors and eases demands for shorter hours pay and corporal punishment. Richard T. Wilson of New York, aged over 80, is seriously ill. his Denton county kinship links with the Wilson and Owens families noted.
D T Sanders of Har rodsburg Ky laments years of coughing and loss of health after mistaken doom, then tries Dr King’s New Discovery with a wonderful effect stopping the cough. Advertisement notes 50cc S1 trial bottle free and a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and weak lungs. Demands of business urged by J F Raley Co and LONG KING Denton store ads claim to meet family needs.
A brief market note lists hog prices per pound as light grade 65 to be a penny, heavies 6 to 6 1 2 cents, and cows per pound from 2 3 4 to 1 2 cents. It reflects mid price ranges in the livestock market.
Mrs E A Jasper and daughter Alice visited relatives in Lewisville today. Miss Bessie Matthews from Normal visited Mrs Chadwick in Lewisville. Miss Lillian Walker traveled to Lewisville to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs J A Thomas went to Garza to visit relatives. Mrs J B Woodrum and three children from Lewisville returned home after visiting G W Elbert. Miss Paschall from Normal went to Gainesville to visit relatives. Caroline Gambrell of the CIA went to Dallas to visit. Mrs Lonie Dickson went to Aubrey to visit relatives. Mrs L C Bailey of Garba returned home after visiting S A Bailey and family. Miss Willie May Nowlin is visiting Mrs O B Russell.
Mrs Wbert Haskins presented a piano and vocal recital for about fifty to sixty observers in the hotel parlors. Pupils displayed strong technique with standout numbers by Susan Colety Wis Rosa Lee Hawkins Archie Wisom Leone Cobb Catherine Wisdom and Bertha Naugher. Reading by Emma Johnson earned praise and refreshments followed in the rear parlor.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. and Waldins Kinnan Marvin Toledo druggists. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists 75 cent bottle price with free testimonials.
In Denton County Texas sheriff sale notice issued October 22 1910 for case B H Deavenport versus R L Arthur No 5245. Property a 2 acre tract part of Alex Hill survey in Denton city described by metes bounds. sale December first 1910 at courthouse door for cash. Levied to satisfy a 1177.50 judgment plus costs. purchaser to be placed in possession within 30 days.
Sheriff sale set for December 6 1910 at Denton Court House door in Texas. Property includes two tracts totaling about 142 acres along Clear Creek north of Denton. Case No 562 W P Carey et al v J R Speelman et al. foreclosure against J R Speelman and others. Estate includes land descriptions from Clark Langston and Young surveys. Proceeds to cash per law.
W P Carey et al obtain a judgment for 418.15 dollars plus interest and costs of suit. The writ bears the sheriff’s signature W C Orr of Denton County Texas, dated November 12.
A mother offers a free home treatment for bed wetting saying spanking fails and constitutional causes exist. Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana will mail full instructions without charge to any mother and claims the method also helps adults with daytime or nighttime urinary difficulties.
Local classified rates advertise a 4 cent per word price for ten words at 49 cents, targeting roughly 15 000 readers. The notice promotes placing ads in the Daily and Weekly edition to maximize exposure.
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