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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
3
The Normal College Lyceum presents a richer and costlier season with musical entertainments lectures drama and oratory. A list of engaged talent follows highlighting the breadth of offerings for the season.
Hinshaw Grand Opera Singers choir performs in October 24 program featuring leading Metropolitan Opera basses. The quartet blends arias from Lucia, Rigoletto, Martha, Robin Hood and operatic trios from il Trovatore and Faust. Dean of Emerson College of Oratory and Professor Southwick also appear as dramatic readers with Shakespearean renown.
From Italy comes five young musicians with violin harp flute and clarinet to perform A Night in Venice under Elbert Feland a renowned Lyceum entertainer. He presents social problem lectures on The Man Against the Mass The Square Deal and The Coming American and is praised as a nationwide reformer and purposesful orator.
A collection of small classified notices from Denton, Texas, listing rental rooms and houses for rent on Mulberry Barnard and Oak streets, plus local services. Listings mention phone numbers, real estate firms, blacksmiths, repairs, medical offices, and movers. Maintains 1930s period tone and local business references.
WANTED AT ONCE HOUSE keeper at No 52 John B. Denton street Mrs R L Spradlin 65c SEWING WANTED DONE BY experienced seamstress Apply to Mrs Bonnie Key north door No 59 J B Denton street Phone old 101 FOR SALE 119 ACRES OF FINE truck and fruit land with 500 bearing fruit trees This can be had on easy terms Apply to Box 5 Denton Texas 60d1tw OR SALE 39090 ACRES TWO silo houses no commission Apply to T B Berry Denton Tex 59p BARGAINS I HAVE FIVE BARGAIN in real estate See me at J B Schmitz gore J K McKelvy 42t1
J. G. Hester, proprietor, advertises baled shucks, bran, corn chops, wood for stove or heater, and salted shucks as better. Phone ahead with your wants. Includes cotton seed hulls and meal offerings.
Classified notices list J. W. Skiles transfer with new phone 11 old 34 and Strickland Pinckney for cotton hulls and meal. Sherman Steam Laundry Co advertises best work and courteous treatment. Dr Ada Kincaid office at 43 West Highland street. Denton Transfer Co promotes always on time service with both phones. Frank Wilkinson Meat Market pledges daily fresh tender meats. Southwestern Veterinary service advertises offices in Dallas with multiple phone numbers.
Advertisement listing diverse services including moving household goods and drug work. Names Lester & Brownlow and J W Fralin, dentist, with two phone numbers. Mentions Venton Texas location and addresses.
Local ad endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as supreme for cuts, burns, bruises, ulcers, eczema and sprains. Claims strong efficacy for sore eyes and piles. Available at J. F. Raley & Co. for 25 cents. grocery supply offered by D. R. Turner with phone contact.
Denton County Texas sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in November 1910 to satisfy a $1502.02 judgment in the case Wm Williams et al versus C C Bearden et al. The property is 32.5 acres of land in Denton County part of the Wm Lloyd 160 acre survey Abstract No. 1774, described by bounds and landmarks, held by Thos D Willis L L Fry J J McCook C C Bearden and Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati Ohio. Sale proceeds to Cash.
October 22 report from Denton notes Dr and Mrs W H Bruce attending Georgia day at the Dallas fair. R L Bobbitt aided his father with Jersey cow show. D F Bobbitt also attended. Juniors beat Seniors 4 to 3 in a baseball game. another game will decide the championship. Various lyceum programs announced for Monday October 24 including speeches, debates, and musical numbers.
Forced to Leave Home Thousands urged to seek warmer climates for lung ailments. Dr King’s New Discovery promises at home cure with testimonial from W. R. Nelson of Calamine Arkansas who gained 47 pounds. Guaranteed relief for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and other throat and lung troubles. Trial bottle free at J F Raley & Co.
The offer promotes a classified rate of 4e¢ a word for a week in both the Daily and Weekly editions. It claims access to upward of 3,000 families or 15,000 people at a very low cost, inviting readers to try the service.
Denton reports today s market quotes with Liverpool New York and New Orleans figures. Open and close prices show minor shifts for December and January futures. Spot prices vary with declines noted in several markets and sales activity limited across regions.
Denton reports lint cotton capping at 13.90 cents with afternoon pullbacks to 13.75 cents. Seed prices top at 5.25 dollars. A load of very dirty wet cotton sold as low as 5 cents. Miscellaneous quotes hold near unchanged, while egg prices rise to 25 cents a dozen retail.
An Evansville citizen recalls five months of pulmonary trouble and dangerous hemorrhages before praising Vinci as the greatest medicine. He says it cured his cough and urges readers to try Vinci at the local store with a full money back guarantee if it fails to reach the seat of trouble. O M Curtis of Denton Texas signs the endorsement.
The Roanoke column reports three elderly residents Squire Cowan Dr Mayfiel and ex postmaster Wm Cowan in grave condition. A new school rule requires each student to use an individual drinking cup. Professor L C Edwards is confined to his room with fever. A timber accident injured Claug Raiborn while working on a Keller church.
A brief ad urges readers to use Our Telephone to keep rates down and to patronize Peoples Home Tel. Ca. E. H. EGAN, Manager, as the preferred service.
After a heavy fall he struck his nose on bridging, suffering a badly mashed nose. A head blow nearly proved fatal and he was taken to a hotel where his life was at risk for a time. Mr. Raiborn has been brought home and rests as his wounds heal before returning to work.
The Sheriff or Constable is commanded to publish this notice for at least twenty days in a Denton County newspaper. S. McReynolds as administrator filed his account for final settlement in the Denton County Court. Interested parties must appear at the October term 1916 to contest the account and application for discharge. Dated September 23, 1910, W. T. Bail, County Court, Denton. W. R. Orr Deputy.
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