FOR SALE OR TRADE RUBBER TIRE BUGGY
Classified notices list a rubber tire buggy for trade or sale along with sewing machine and other items. The ad also notes a 2-story 7-room house for sale on West Sycamore Street and various local services including upholstery, piano and voice lessons, and medical and veterinary offerings in Denton, Texas. References include J. W. Cook, R. B. Rich, W. J. Blount, Hicks Upholstering Co, Mrs. Robt Haskins, McGinnis, Magill & Shepard, Dr. Ada Kincaid, and Denton Transfer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rich
West Sycamore Street
W. J. Blount
Lewisville Local Notes Update
News from Lewisville dated October 3 highlights residents in and around Dallas Denton and Argyle. Names include Mrs T N Degan Miss Ola De, Miss Helen Spencer, JT Sherrod, Chas Powell, T A Jasper, Ed Lyles, T B Stockard, Miss Bess Hendrix ill with typhoid, Mrs Henry Stewart and children, Mr and Mrs Guy Bourland, Mrs Bert McKamy, Elder J T Lauderdale, J N Sparks, Misses Gertrude Cobb Minnie Wolf, Elder Wooldidge Way, Mrs Jno Cobb and son John, Emmett Craft sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
T N. Degan
Ola de
Dallas
Helen Spencer
JT. Sherrod
Denton
Chas, Powell
T. A. Jasper
Ed Lyles
T. B. Stockard
Haskell County
Bess Hendrix
Henry Stewart
Argyle
C. M. Jacobsen
Guy Bourland
Wichita Falls
Bert McKamy
Stony
C.S. Wilkins
J. T. Lauderdale
Church of Christ
J. N. Sparks
Gertrude Cobb
Minnie Wolf
Wooldidge
Jno
Cobb
John
Emmett Craft
Lost and Found ad prompts return to Record and Chronicle
A fragmented plea recalls the lost and found section urging readers to check the Record and Chronicle for missing items and to advertise what is gone. The message evokes a personal tone and seeks help in locating belongings through local notices.
Classified Ad Rates Highlight Readership Reach
Classified notices offer exposure to 15 000 readers with the Daily and Weekly. The Corbination rate CLASSIFIED is 4 cents per word, with a 10 word minimum totaling 40 cents.
Use of proper dispensing in medicine
A druggist with 20 years of practice explains the need for accurate compounding and proper materials. He notes his registrations in Texas, Missouri, and Illinois, his pharmacy education, and urges patients to rely on his store for prescription needs with free delivery and phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Cotton prices rise across spots and futures in Denton market
Cotton gains show steady climbs in New York Liverpool and across markets. Liverpool quotes rise to open 7.538 to close 7.61 with 7.48 yesterday for Navy. New York spots advance 35 points to 14.50 cents with 210 bales sold. New Orleans up 3 16 to 14 1 16 with 350 bales sold. Galveston up 1 8 to 14 5 16 with 951 bales sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Liverpool
Navy
New York
New Orleans
Galvesto
Cotton Forty Years Ago In Denton Remembered
The account recalls seed cotton yields from 1709 to 1800 pounds per 500-pound bale with gins in operation. It notes trading for merchandise at 41 2 cents per pound and the cash sale impossibility in Denton. References include Clayhannon’s bale per acre and P J C Withers hauling bales to Jefferson for cash, with costs for picking and hauling. Modern improvements now yield 1500 pounds of good seed cotton per bale with better gins and higher value above 13 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Willams
Denton
Withers
Jefferson
Local Cotton Prices Lead Fall in Denton Market
Denton on October 7 saw lint rise to 141-16 cents per pound and seed at 5.20 dollars as receipts reached about 100 bales. In miscellaneous markets meal and chops decreased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
J. G. Hester
Denton
Grain Market Report from Denton Oct 7 Market prices by city
Grain prices close with Denton listing cash values for wheat around 1.02 dollars per bushel, corn 55 to 68 cents, oats 36 to 37.5 cents. Comparisons show St Louis Kansas City Chicago quotes in the mid 90s to low 60s cents, reflecting mixed regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Taursady
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Sheriff’s sale of Denton County land in 1910 case
The State of Texas Denton County sheriff announces a cash sale under an October 6 1910 district court order in the Williams versus Bearden case. Property is 32.5 acres part of Lloyd survey in Denton near the Denton Aubrey road, to satisfy a $1502.02 judgment plus costs. Sale set for the first Tuesday in November 1910 before the court hour at the Denton county court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Denton
District Court
Denton County
Wm Williams
C. C. Bearden
Denon
Wm. Lloyd
San Lloyd
P.O
Varas
Denton and
Aubrey Road
P. O
Lloyd Survey
Thos
D. Willis
Argyle notices and visits across the region
In Argyle on September 27 Mrs. Albert Keith of Pilot Point visited relatives nearby. Rev Hodnett of Decatur preached his farewell sermon after two years at the local Baptist church. Clark King and family visited Shiloh, Dr. McCullough was reported ill, and Mrs. Douglass Lyles of Alvord visited her mother Mrs. M. A Thompson. Mrs. J Crawford visited Waxahachie, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Foster of Denison visited relatives nearby. Mrs. Hines and daughter of Bridport visited locals, Bob Davis of Arlington stopped by, Mrs. Hubbard Bates and daughter from Denton were here, and Mrs. Cogdell of Mineral Wells was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Albert Keith
Pilot Point
Hodnett
Decaur
Baptist Church
Clark King
Shiloh
McCullough
Douglass Lyles
Alvord
M. A Thompson
J. Crawford
Waxahachie
Jesse Foster
Denison
Mrs. Hines
Bridgeport
Bob Davis
Arlington
Hubbard Bates
Denton
Mrs. Cogdell
Mineral Wells
Astonishing Cuticlay Cure for Skin Eruptions Promises Relief
A dramatic advertisement touts Cuticlay as a universal cure for itch, eczema, boils, carbuncles, and rashes. It cites various testimonials from Rev. Thomas Moreschine and others, claims rapid relief, skin regeneration, and wide availability for 50 to 59 cents, with mail order trials offered through The Cuticlay Co. Chicago. It notes local Denton endorsement by O M Curls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Moreschine
Mt Carmel Church
Denver
Col
W. A. McSwiggins
Whipple St
Chicaco
Dwigat Brown
Chicago Department of Supplies
Cuticlay Co
Chicago
Denton
O. M. Curls
October Trades Days Opening Reflects Busy Exhibits
The event opened with slow morning turnout but noon crowds grew as exhibitors arrived. John Hoboy highlighted his farm display while T A McGalliard drew attention with surf goods. The boys corn club showcased top year’s work and the ladies’ side featured fancy work, underscoring women’s active role in the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lb Hoboy
T. A. Mc— Galliard
Boys’ Corn Club
Exhibits showcase crops and horticultural curiosities
Notes of exhibits highlight cot ton with 120 bolls per sample and acres yielding over a bale per acre. A third crop of peaches on an Elberta tree impresses with perfectly formed midgets. County agent Atcheson cites Wise county corn club yields topping 73 bushels plus 16 pounds per acre, while a little over 52 bushels per acre is the best demo. Ferguson arrives to judge corn, with pears and Egyptian wheat also shown. The wheat, green and full-headed, serves as fine chicken feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O'Reilly
T. A. McGalliard
T. S. Atcheson
Boys
Atcheson
Wise County
A. M. Ferguson
Texas Corn Growers’ Association
Corn Club
Ferguson
Normal
Gan Ver
Cit
J. L. Bryan
J. A. Linenschmidt
Dr King's New Discovery Ended Oswego Man's Night Cough
A. Cooper of Oswego New York suffered a prolonged night cough resisted by remedies until Dr King s New Discovery cured him completely The ad touts the product for colds sore lungs lagrippe asthma hemorrhage croup whooping cough and hay fever with a trial bottle free and a guaranteed offer by J F Raley & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
E Till
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Hidden Ad Promises a Price You Won’t Want to Miss
A noted advertisement in this issue teases a sought after item with a striking price. Readers are urged to look up details and verify the offer as pages unfold. The hidden ad hints at a limited window and compelling value to entice quick action.
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Mendon
Mburger
J. G. Heste
East McKinney Stree
J. W. Kiell-— Berg
Barnard _ street
East Oak
Elm
J. W. Cook
McGintie
Egan Land Co
Court Rouse
W. H. Doty
West Side
J. B. Schmitz
J. K. McKelvy
J. W Simmons
Black Eady
E. W. Fritz
O. V. Poe
S. J. McGinnis
McKinney Street
Neeq
Sears
W. J Blount
Onia Siamp
America
Von
Hampton's Magazine
West $5Th Street
Columbia
Hampton's
Bicycle Club
West 35Th St
New Lit
Chas. Wells
E. McKinney Street
Strickland & Pinckley
Rock Magill & Shepard
Hicks Upholstering CO
North Elm Street
Robt
Haskins
South Elm Street
Ebone
Oklahoma
Strickland & Pinckley, Oels
Long & King’s
Nellia Austin
McCullar Lumber Company
Strickland & Pinck Ley
McAlester Coal
J M Gurley
RING
Ford Crawford
Watkins’ Goods
Burtie
A A. Anderson
May
N. E
Corner Square
Kaltreuther & Dolgener
East McKinney Street
Eli Buyher
Murphy's Livery
M. L. Martin A. B
Raley Drug Store
S. J
McGinnis East
W. E. McCabe
Garrison Drug Store
West Side Square
Frank Wilkinson
Moreman & Luster
Kincaid Yard
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
E Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
Pallas
Brock’s
Denton Transfer Co
M. Greenwood Hardy
School of Oratory
Southland University Chapel
Lester & Brownlow
Sherman Steam Laundry Co
C. R. Hamilton
Jos
Don’ van
The
Recor
Chronicle
Beyett Broters
C. M. Curtis
D. A. C. Park
J.H. Briggs, Mer
Allison’s Pharmacy
LaFrance
Jno. A. Hann&Co
Hou ‘Se
Telegraph & Telephone Co
S. A. Gibson Lee Pool
Graham & Simms Crain Grocery Company
F. Pashall, Jr
D. R. Turner
Laych & Slaton
G. W. Elbert
Joe Jones
B. F. Crawford
Navy Limited
Katy
Alton
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