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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
3
An OCR snippet shows a dentist listing for WwW Fralin located in a middle of block upstairs in Texas near Ife Square. The fragment indicates a local professional ad noting office upstairs and general contact context.
Dave Robinson was found guilty of second degree murder in Dallas County Criminal District Court for stabbing G Y Richardson, a rooming house keeper, on January 18. Punishment set at five years in the penitentiary.
A veteran pharmacist urges patients to use qualified druggists for dispensing prescribed medicines. He notes 20 years in retail drug stores, a St. Louis College of Pharmacy degree, and registration in Texas, Missouri, and Illinois. He offers trusted service with free delivery and invites readers to consult their doctor and call Phone 52.
READY FOR TRADES DAY Indications Are for Large Crowd and Saturday is Expected to Furnish largest Crowd of this Year So Far. Those interested in the two trades days for tomorrow and Saturday were pleased with the cooler weather. If the good weather holds, the two days and especially Saturday will attract the biggest crowds Denton has seen this year. The Wright building is set for exhibits with more entries than before. The agricultural and livestock contests are expected to be strong and cotton bale prizes attract farmers statewide with many saving their best for the $17.50 cash prize.
Do not cook dinner Friday and Saturday. Eat with the club women in the Kincaid building to benefit the Domestic Science department of public schools.
Albert Jarmar, a Negro who shot and wounded a white boy at Cameron, was brought to Waco for safe keeping amid threats of violence. He says the shooting targeted his wife. A store ad follows, promoting millinery and women’s suits at Jno A Hann & Co with alterations offered.
Governor elect Colquitt arrived in Corsicana to address the Navarro County Fair in a non political speech urging broader agricultural development. He will be introduced by R. E. Prince.
A historic newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, noting it treats the disease constitutionally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any failed case and urges readers to send for testimonials, with pills for constipation also advertised.
Liverpool open and close figures for Oct Nov show slight gains with Nov to Dec bids around 7.35 to 7.47 percent. Spos down 6 points at .70d and 8 00 bales sold. New York and New Orleans markets show mixed moves with December around 14.10 to 14.26 and January near 14.26 to 14.30. spot prices rise about 5 points to 14.15 cents with 1700 bales sold in New York and 610 bales in New Orleans.
Fort Worth stockyard receipts include 5500 cattle 400 hogs. Steady trade with cattle tops at 4.80 dollars, cows to 3.60, calves to 5.00, hogs to 8.10 dollars. Market notes from Fort Worth dated October 6.
In Denton on October 6 cotton sold in the lint to 13.85 with 5.1 percent in seed. Receipts were fairly good. Corn chops declined a nickel to wholesale at 1.85 per 100. Miscellaneous markets remained unchanged.
Heavy buying pushed wheat prices higher with Chicago closing up 11-4 to 11-2 cents. Cash grain quotes show St Louis wheat 99 1-2 cents to $1, Kansas City wheat 96 to 98 cents, Chicago wheat 96 7-8 to 97 1-2, with corn and oats also lifting. Denton values: wheat $1.03, corn 55 to 60, oats 36 to 37 1-2 cents.
Evidence was presented before the Dallas city commissioners in a case accusing Southern Telegraph and Telephone Co. of discrimination. Rev. J. L. Andrews, who led the hearing, says the evidence shows discrimination and seeks to have the company’s charter forfeited.
fragmentary text appears to be an advertisement invitation for lost and found columns in a Chronicle, urging readers to advertise to reclaim items. The readable bits mention the word “WORDS” repeated and a prompt to try the service. No clear people, places, dates, or events are identified.
Jene Mucklero of Terrell visited here Monday while C C Coter and daughter Jennie traveled to Denton. John Jones, visiting his son J H Jones in Denton, returned home. Gladys Eubanks visiting in Justin Kirk McGee area in Denton. Tom Nail Mrs J Grubbs and Mae and Mrs Ralph Cole also in Denton. Eva Lee Koiner, daughter of Dr Koiner, died Monday morning of congestion after four days illness. Funeral services were held at the Christian church by C C Cofer and interment followed in Oda Fellow cemetery at Denton. Floral offerings came from Sunday school class. Attendees at the burial in Denton included C A Davis family, Teq Davis family, O J Chism family, IEB Jones and wife, J BE Padgett family, C Cofer and wife, Mrs Ed Rucker and daughter, John Pace and wife, V E McGee and daughter, Mr Cox and family, Clevenger children, and Joiner ae family. Wagustin, Dr and Mrs Calking have moved to Waeeka Illinois.
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