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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
3
Classified ad notes a liver and whits pointer dog named Jack missing near 48 Wee Highland Avenue Old phone 295. Other listings include Dr McCabe physician surgeon offering women diseases rectum and cancer care, drug store over Garrison's, moving services, dentist J W Fralin, and yard for transfer trunks.
The document lists loans and discounts, secured and unsecured, along with bonded circulation and banking house values. It presents amounts from national banks and state banks, totaling 426 979.42, with a notarized sworn statement dated September 3, 1910 by B H Deavenport as cashier and J L Blewett as notary.
J. J. Temple & Sons run their broom factory full time in Denton County harvesting broom corn this year. They expect net earnings over 500 dollars from the crop while the straw quality is the best they have ever had, surpassing prior purchases and shipments.
Mrs Susanah Burge died Thursday at 3 50 AM at her daughter Mrs J C Dorris home northwest of town. Interment followed in Old Hall cemetery in the afternoon. The deceased was 9 years old.
Welch Vardaman of Rector was driving a wagon across a Frisco rail crossing Tuesday when a train struck the wagon. He jumped clear and was uninjured. His team escaped unharmed.
J. A. Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The salve treats skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Several new suits appear in the district court docket. Mary P Cross sues W W Cross for divorce. The State brings quo warranto actions against E C Buell H W Jenkins Jack Christal J F Ables P Lassen J M Medlin and J H Sear Graves to annul Roanoke independent district proceedings.
Remedy Hicks Capucine is said to banish aching feverishness and restore normal conditions. The text claims it cures headaches of all kinds and relieves nervous head pains caused by beat or cold. It presents as a general patent medicine remedy with broad claims.
Funeral services for W H Taylor who died Friday morning of apoplexy were held Saturday at 9 at M G Parkey home southeast of the city. Sul Ross camp No 129 U C V provided rites and the interment followed at the S O O F cemetery with Rev Eugene Taylor Bates leading the graveside prayer.
The New York Regulars rebuke Theodore Roosevelt in a Saratoga convention call to decide his control of the party. They criticize his Supreme Court stance and present a stark Roosevelt Taft rift amid wavering support from Taft allies.
Deputy City Tax Collector L. L. Roark warned delinquents that starting Monday he will make levies on any personal property he can seize to enforce tax collections. He noted many have paid after his prior warning and many more will settle on Monday.
The Vickey and Little Elm Reds meet at D. A. C. park Monday afternoon to decide supremacy and likely close the local season. Phil Lips is expected to pitch for the Reds.
An Indianapolis advertisement offers a free home treatment for bed-wetting and urine difficulties. Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims the method cures children and adults and urges mothers to write for full instructions without sending money.
Washington views Secretary MacVeagh’s order on sound endorsed commercial paper as key to guaranteeing circulation and akin to a central bank move without Congress. The emergency currency provision is tied to the Aldrich Vreeland act as authority, seen as freeing legitimate business from Wall Street speculation.
Mrs J B Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during a three month severe strain. The tonic is advertised as matchless and guarantees satisfaction. 650c at J F Raley Co.
A Chicago News cartoon caption has Johnny explaining his repeated misbehavior with the line that “the good die young,” a quip about not taking chances. His teacher cites a third punishment that week as the exchange unfolds.
Mrs Hashleigh complains of trouble with mil while a new boarder asks if coffee is taken with or without. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript style as a brief humorous vignette.
A Socratic quote notes envy as the motive behind measuring a neighbor’s riches. The line humorously contrasts lean vanity with envy.
The notice advertises classified rates at 4 cents per word with a 10 word minimum totaling 49 cents. It targets daily and weekly readers for newspaper advertising.
All domestic markets closed for Labor Day with no sessions today or Monday. Liverpool quotations show slight gains, wheat futures rose modestly, corn and oats slipped, cash grain closings in St Louis Kansas City Chicago and Dallas steady to unchanged. Denton report notes wheat strength locally amid overall quiet markets.
A listing of current prices for cotton seed meal hulls corn chops bran chicken feed prairie hay Johnson grass hay baled oats and straw, with per ton per hundred weight and per bushel rates shown for wholesale and retail, including cotton seed, wheat, corn, oats, and roughage.
A vendor price list showing wholesale and retail rates for hard wheat flour Graham flour corn meal oats and lard. It lists per 100 pounds or per sack wholesale and retail figures with prices for bacon ham sausage and bellies and California potatoes. The figures include $2.70 to $2.90 for flour and 65 to 75 cents for corn meal per sack.
Butter werth country wholesale 15 to 30c cash trade delivered to private residences 07 hotels and boarding houses at 2 to 30c creamery per lb 36c eggs wholesale 12%c cash trade retail per dozen scarce tomatoes wholesale 4c retail 6c sweet potatoes per bu wholesale 1.50 retail per pk 40c
A brief poultry price list shows hens per pound or dozen fryers at 7 1 2 to 10 cents, old roosters 180 to tic, guinea fowl at 1.50 per dozen, and ducks per pound.
Livestock prices per pound show light cattle at seven cents and heavies from seven to eight cents. Cows are quoted at about two to three and a quarter cents per pound, with a 3 percent margin noted.
Wm G. Estes a Sherman merchant collapsed at home and died from heart trouble. He left a wife and five children. he had been in the furniture business for several years in Sherman, Texas.
A portable banana sale advertises bananas priced from 60 cents to 1 dollar per bunch on a car at the Katy track near the passenger station. The dealer urges quick calls as the car will stay only a few days. Signed by S T Green.
Ad promotes Dr Kine's New Life Pills as regulators for keen brain and strong body. Claims energy and nerve health improve digestion and vitality, priced 25c at J F Waley Co. stores.
Classified notice advertises real estate deals with low upfront costs and easy financing to attract buyers. It emphasizes quick purchases and suggests favorable terms for immediate interest.
A Dallas business leader James Moroney died Friday evening. The news comes amid a sweep of state notices and political shifts including Roosevelt backing in Hudson county and a Dallas election contest for district judge.
The Kansas City Times quotes heat as a relative, multifaceted concept. It notes bacilli survive above 211 degrees F, stokers study humans as salamander cousins, heat can energize or debilitate, and even a race horse performs better in heat. it also mentions sun rays aiding joints and diverse heat types from everyday to heated debate.
A first year high school pupil handed a history teacher what she called an exhaustive study of Lacedaemonian customs. The paper claims Spartan youths slept on beds and thistles. The anecdote recalls a Cameron of Lochiel tale where a snow pillow was kicked away with a stern rebuke for feminacy.
The diamond was first burned by Davy and Faraday in 1814. It rested on a platinum rod inside a glass globe filled with hydrogen. A 14 inch by 4 inch lens and a 3 inch lens focused the sun to heat the stone, which flashed scarlet in under three quarters of an hour before fading and being consumed in subsequent trials.
An advertisement in this issue hints at a coveted item offered at an unusually attractive price. The ad promises value and piques curiosity, inviting readers to visit or inquire for details and purchase terms.
J P Mason of the Cumberland Presbyterian church held a revival in Argyle with about 1000 attendees per night and fifteen converts on Thursday night. After the Argyle meetings he will travel to Tioga for further preaching, with several Denton residents attending the Argyle revival.
September weather remains largely worse than August with heat continuing and dry conditions harming garden crops. An electric display and distant thunder hinted at rain, but no sustained relief appeared.
For 40c you can obtain ten words per week in the Daily and a Week in the Weekly Classified section.
The city teachers held the first meeting of the 1910 11 year Saturday from 9 to 12 at the R E Lee building. Attendance included most teachers with Prof J A Cagle absent due to Miss Collins illness. Supt Carlisle presided as officers were elected A Logan secretary and Miss Brown reporting secretary. Section chairmen were named and Carlisle outlined the year's work before adjournment to Sept 17.
Local ad offering stove and heater wood called in by G W Elbert. Contact at 312tfe for delivery or pickup.
An advertised item in the column draws attention with a promising offer. The notice highlights likely value or novelty, inviting readers to inspect details and consider a purchase.
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