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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
3
Help offered for drug work, household goods moving, and more. Phone numbers show new contact for Lester & Brownlow and an address for J. W. Fralin, dentist on South Side Square, middle block upstairs in Denton Texas.
A sensational ad touts Cuticlay as a universal cure for sores and rashes including pile and salt rheum. It claims dramatic 24 hour relief, urges buyers to mail six cents for a trial package, and notes local availability in Denton through O. M. Curtis.
Oct 11 reports C M Cargil ill. Alabama visitor C W Archer. visits among Mrs Denton family and J Daugherty household. Corn yields improve. many residents travel or relocate. In Sanger, lectures at Arlington Heights college president Thom son. garden variety moves and visits. illness updates include Grandma Lacy and typhoid fever cases. protracted church meeting to begin.
Farmers in Corinth report good progress picking cotton with the crop nearly gathered. Local residents L. T. Powler and M. Clark visited Dallas and Little Jim area, Mrs L. T. Fowler ill, and many attended trades day in Denton. The Corinth gin loads seed and 150 bales of cotton while residents stockpile feed.
News from Lewisville Oct 10 lists residents visiting and traveling: J D Gentry returns from Birmingham Alabama. Mrs J B Woodrum and children in Denton. Buck Lord in Dallas. J E Jackson and Mrs P D Kennamer visiting in Grapevine. Rev Carter accepted Baptist pastorate here. Steve Griffin and Miss Myrth Stover married Sunday east of town. E S Edmonds and wife visiting Missouri. Marvin Rosg and family moved here from Garza.
Brief notices report a murder trial selection for Dr. A. P. Howard in Vernon, a new aero club in Fort Worth planning test flights to Dallas, rain ending a long drought in Gragson county, Presbyterian synod delegates arriving in Sherman, Bell County selling school land in Young county, and Italians in San Antonio celebrating America with a festival and proposal for a national Oct 12 holiday.
Oct 11 reports show residents traveling between Aubrey Denton Collinsville Pilot Point Argyle and nearby areas. Visitors include J N Henderson in Dallas R T Johnson visiting relatives near Alvord Anna Cobbler Charley Pelphrey from Collinsville Dora Kelly in Pilot Point and Dr S D Howser in Denton.
Heavy accumulations of wheat yesterday dropped future prices across grain types. Cash grain closings show St. Louis wheat 1.01 to 1.02 1/2, corn 53 cents, oats 30 3/4 to 31 4. Kansas City wheat 99 cents, corn 51 1/2, oats 32 to 33. Chicago wheat 937 1/3 to 97 1/2 cents, corn 56 3/4 to 51 3/4. Denton wheat 1.02, corn 55 to 58 and 60, oats 36 to 36 1/2 cents.
Severe strains on vital organs and nerves endanger health. Electric Bitters is promoted as a matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Ill. credits it with helping during a three month strain. Satisfaction guaranteed. 50c at J. F. Raley & Co. Fresh fish and oysters at Smih's Restaurant.
Denton reports fourteen and a half cents for lint and 5.59 dollars per hundred for seed cotton as the season’s top local price. Most seed cotton sold around 5.45 dollars with a stained load at 5.36. Lint prices mostly around 14.45 cents or higher as cotton continues to flow in from nearby areas.
Denton reports a New York holiday leaving markets thin yet Liverpool futures close higher than yesterday. Open and close figures show gains for Oct and Nov contracts, with New Orleans and Galveston noting small rises in spot and futures. Sales volumes include 10,000 bales in Liverpool and 1,250 bales in New Orleans.
The list shows bids for cotton lint and seed, wheat, corn, meal and hulls, chicken feed, hay, oats, rice, lard, butter, eggs, potatoes, poultry, and livestock. Prices are given per ton, per bushel, or per pound, with wholesale and retail distinctions and unit variations.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as teetotal regulators for energy and robust health. It notes a 25 cent price at J F inley & Co and lists Dr R Turner with a phone and groceries. Also advertises rental houses on Mulberry street and breeding barred rock cockerels with contact telephone.
A Goldsboro reader Mrs Etta A Smith reports severe neuralgia around the heart and bodily pains but says Cardui relieved her symptoms. The letter urges other suffering women to try Cardui, noting its availability through druggists and a Chattanooga address for the Ladies’ Advisory Service.
All persons are warned not to gather pecans or trespass on our places which have been posted. Trespassers will be vigorously prosecuted. John A Hann 55c Jim Goode.
Amusements notice for a one night only showing on Saturday Oct 15. The Girl and the Ranger is a four act Western comedy drama praised by press and public in large Eastern cities. The production features a capable company and new specialties with a cowboy band on stage.
With additional delivery service, Long and King signals improved capacity to fulfill orders promptly, urging customers to try the service. The note emphasizes faster deliveries and customer convenience as a competitive advantage.
News from Navó reports persistent drought delaying sprouting of wheat and cotton harvests. Farmers stay busy, wheat land holds moisture short of germination while cotton yields surprise and brighten moods. Mrs Hutson and Mrs Curry improve from illness as T E Keith plans October speech at Odd Fellow hall to organize a Modern Brotherhood club of about forty three members.
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