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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented Denton page lists MM, McGinnis, Hester, Skiles and Fralin offerings from locks and keys to dentist services. It advertises bicycle shop, drugstore contacts, transfer services, timber, woodwork, and farm goods with multiple East McKinney Street entries and local phone numbers.
Denton Tailoring Co at 48 W Oak with Hillman and Key offering cleaning dyeing pressing repairs and delivery under new phone 337. Also Barber Jones & Co at McKinney St advertise fresh meats and poultry delivery with phones 98.
A cluttered classified snippet advertises groceries at The Red Barn with fresh butter and eggs, Lynch & Slayton offering fresh foods, and scavenger work contact. Also notes 307 telephone line and multiple company phone numbers for feed delivery and services.
An advance notice previews a Wrights Opera House show on November 1 featuring a world class candlestick collection for the production The House of a Thousand Candies. The display includes items once owned by George Washington Marie Antoinette and Abraham Lincoln with several rare pieces valued up to eight hundred dollars each.
Don’t miss this opportunity to buy many goods at lower than manufacturers’ cost. Plain and stuffed olives in all sizes. D. R. Turner advertises phones 7 for contact.
Liverpool and New York cotton futures open and close data with middling and spot prices. New Orleans and Galveston quotations noted with port receipts and local market activity. Denton reports 14c local cotton price and seed cotton gains. Fort Worth livestock prices show steadier cattle and higher stockers with top hogs and calves details.
Listing of regional prices for cotton, cotton seed, wheat, corn, oats, hay, baled straw, flour, corn meal, bacon, butter, eggs, sweet potatoes, potatoes, poultry, guineas, turkeys, eggs, and cattle. Includes wholesale and retail ranges, bulk lots, and per unit costs. Market note from D R Turner requests phone orders.
Guthrie Oklahoma October 28 George Kishketon a Carlisle graduate and Kickapoo interpreter testified at the trial of John Garrett and others charged with defrauding Indians in a Mexican land deal. Kishketon said he signed deeds for an Indian woman who was too ill to sign and she had not authorized him.
Oct 25 dispatch from Waketon notes a recent rain followed by a brisk north wind and frost. Typhoid patient John Calvert improves. J A Nowlin returns to Waketon from Hal County. Calvert, Lee Street, Fred Trimble and Cap Lester attended the Dallas fair. Meadows returns to Oklahoma after visiting kin. Jim Kerns from California visits his father and sister Mrs Harper whom he had not seen 36 years. Mrs Harper travels to Oklahoma to see another brother. Schoolhouse work begun last week. C O Porter and family visited E T PatiNo and family at Farmery Branch and attended the fair. Meier RB, McCreeles hosted a sing party.
A seller promotes aluminum collapsible drinking cups at 10 cents each to prevent disease spread through shared cups at depots and public places. The pitch urges children to carry personal cups and drink directly from hydrants to avoid epidemics.
The grand jury returned three indictments charging murder. D E R Chaping is accused in the August 18 death of J Oscar Rountree, Christian Gembler faces charges in Pablo Lopez’s August 12 killing, and Alex Coy is linked to Jesse Perales’s murder. Injunctions were served on seven clubs to stop liquor sales and card games on their premises.
Mrs. M B Welch was struck by an automobile in Dallas Thursday and seriously injured. Cholera abates in Naples with no cases for two days. Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma to speak at Dallas fair for Texas Ohio day. Victoria BC fire destroys fine buildings. losses estimated 1.5 to 2 million dollars. Texas A and M football to play Arkansas State in Fayetteville.
Denton resident L T Fowlkes of 39 E Mulberry St Denton Texas praises Doans Kidney Pills for quick relief and continued advantage. He repeats earlier February 1905 endorsement and urges readers to recall the brand Foster Wilburn Co Buffalo NY sells nationwide. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
An advertisement touts Cuticlay as a natural powder from Mexico that quickly cures eczema boils ulcers pimples and many skin diseases. It cites Dr G F Shwa El Paso and others with rapid relief and claims a 50 cent can can be bought at drugstores with mail order options and a 6 cent sample offer.
An advertisement touts MI-DNA stomach tablets promising relief from indigestion within five minutes. It claims the tablets cure worst stomach ailments or money back, with a 50 cent price. Also notes laundry delivery service and local business details.
News from Row One Roanoke dated October 2 mentions Minnie Cadewig in Da TMs, Mrs C G Fanning and Ruby in Fort Worth, Mrs W Bewig of Nocona visiting, Mrs S H Cowan of Fort Worth with Mrs R A Carruth and child in Denton, Mrs F E Allen and son of Mississippi visiting sister Mrs Caude Rubourn, and Mrs McDowell with Miss Adams visiting in Jacksboro.
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