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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
3
A Denton ad page lists a white collie female named Fee ta, a lost lady’s coat, a broken diamond pin, and a leather bound teacher's Bible found at a circus. It also includes multiple rental offers, local business ads, and service notices across Mulberry and Barnard streets with various contact details.
A notice offers child care in a furnished home for four days weekly in town, with contact at 37 North Bolivar Street. Also wanted ads for a housekeeper at 52 John B. Denton Street and a sewing job for Mrs Bonnie Key at 5% J B Denton Street. A land sale advertises 203 acres south of Denton with 70 acres in Hickory Creek bottom at $20 per acre, Box 6 Denton Texas. Bargain ad for five barreled items appears from J B McKelvy.
The market page covers cotton quotations from New York New Orleans and Galveston with Open Close changes and price ranges. Denton notes cotton quot ations declined as centers weakened. Livestock and grain quotes from Denton and Waco follow with prices and receipts. Waco reports rebuttal testimony in Mrs Finnie Streight murder trial starting in court.
Mrs M Summers offers a free single treatment with full instructions to mothers in Notre Dame Indiana. She claims the method helps children who bed wet and also cures adults with daytime and nighttime urine difficulties. No money required and writers are urged to contact Mrs Summers directly.
Hicks Capudine claims quick relief for headaches from heat cold brain fatigue or stomach trouble. It also relieves sick and nervous headaches and promises rapid action for colds or grip. Advertises liquid dose available at drug stores in 19th century pricing.
Oct. 29 The trial of J. D. Manley for murder of Louis Richenstein continued in District Judge Seay's court. Richenstein's dying statement was admitted after defense objections, claiming Manley Bayoneted him without provocation. A Soldier Nesbitt testified the troops acted under orders. trial expected to last several days. Notice to Taxpayer: tax roll available for payment of state and county taxes, Crowder County Tax Collector.
Reports from Colonsay Balbog and Pacific Estate of London say no franchise was granted to build and operate a railroad from the Isthmus of Darien to the Panama canal. Americans fear foreign access to canal works and urge U S action to nullify the contract. Aubrey Herald notes Miss Aubrey Sanford and Herman Cadde quietly wed in Fort Worth and depart for Mangum Ok.
Walter Brookins and Alfred Leblanc sustained serious injuries when their aircraft crashed during the Gordon Bennett cup event at Belmont Park. Brookins was injured in the first leg while Leblanc struck a telephone pole. Graham-Waite, the English flyer, completed 621 12 miles at 60 miles an hour before the crash. Electric Bitters touted as a health tonic with testimonials, priced 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir declares she is not tired and stronger after a two week wash, crediting Cardui the women's tonic. The ad urges other weak women to try the gentle vegetable tonic to rebuild strength, relieve headaches and back pain, and promises a free 64 page booklet.
Churches across the city announce Sunday services with Sunday schools at 9 45 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Central Presbyterian First Presbyterian and others schedule prayer meetings Wednesday evenings Bishop Key to preach tomorrow morning and evening Epworth League devotional set for 7 p m
A brief classified notice from A F Evers at 60 North Elm Street announces trimming hats and curling ostrich feathers as a service offering. The readable text specifies the business activity and location.
A clipped advert in the newspaper’s advertising column appears later in the page, noting an upcoming sale or service. The readable text hints at promotional content and a local business focus, with no full details available in the fragment.
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