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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
3
Bold advert urges readers to contact Lester Brownlow for drug work and household goods moving. Includes new phone 110 and organization phone 311 with a bold, terse plea for assistance.
Ten applicants received teaching certificates at the county examinations held in the courthouse Friday and Saturday. Seven earned second grade and three first grade certificates. County Superintendent J. W. Beaty praised high pass rates, noting about 95 percent success.
Claim declares catarrh a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Internal dose claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces with a $1000 reward for any uncured case and requests circulars and testimonials from druggists selling the product.
At the home of the bride’s mother Mrs Miller in West Aubrey W H Golden and Miss Emma Miller wed last Wednesday afternoon at three o’clock Rev Co EB Mobley of the Christian church Gainesville officiating Only a few special friends attended the ceremony
Unfriendly criticism fades as Fort Worth Mayor Davis and Mrs. Davis welcome a baby girl at their Aubrey residence Tuesday morning. The new arrival lifts spirits and dampens political barbs, leaving the mayor smiling amid controversy.
Coppage and Ratchford processed the season’s first bale for H. C. Lantripp who lives south of town. Lantripp received free ginning and weighing and his bale brought about ninety dears.
A tonic ad claims severe strains exhaust vital organs but Electric Bitters prevents breakdown. Mrs. J. E. Van de Sande of Kirkland Mill credits the remedy after three months of strain. Satisfaction guaranteed. 50c at J Raley & Co.
Edward A. Marx of Albany New York endorses Cascarets for indigestion and biliousness praising them as pleasant palatable potent tasty and effective. The ad promises genuine tablets stamped CCC and guarantees reliable relief without sickness weakness or griping.
A heavy rain fell Monday night across Denton County and North Texas, beginning after 6 PM and continuing through the night with isolated sprinkles after 8 PM. The outpouring soaked the ground deeply, aiding pastures and upcoming wheat sowing, though surface tanks remained dry. The piece also notes long-standing hog-breeding ties, recounting W H Pierce and W Singleton reminiscing about the State Swine Breeders Association and their past hog shows.
Heavy rains spread from Muskogee Oklahoma to San Antonio Texas on Tuesday. The storm brought general rainfall, easing drought with up to 2 1/2 inches in Stephensville Erath County and more than half an inch in Dallas. No storm damage reported though winds toppled fences in Jacksonville.
Mr. Singleton urged clean housing and proper care while sharing thirty years of hog-raising experience. Visitors toured cars with Poland-China and Jersey Red specimens as they traveled from Katy to Whitesboro, Gainesville, and Wichita Falls.
Bulletin article lists hog raising guidelines including breeding for larger litters, feeding protein, keeping sows hydrated and comfortable, floor pens to prevent drowning, cement flooring, regular feeding times, and lice control. Advises disinfecting, isolation of new hogs, and avoiding scrubs to boost Texas hog industry.
An advertisement extols Dr Kine's New Life Pils as a regulator for mental vigor and bodily strength. It claims the product yields nerve, energy, and success and notes 25c at J. F. Kaley & Co. for purchase.
After Roosevelt's Labor Day address in Fargo North Dakota a poorly dressed man rushed the platform and accused him of lying. Roosevelt took the man by the arm and helped eject him from the stage.
Ad touts Hyomei as a remedy for catarrh and consumption using eucalyptus air from Australian forests. It claims the inhaler and bottle cost 1 dollar with refills at 50 cents, sold by O M Curtis and druggists, with a money back guarantee.
Dallas clinched the Texas League pennant by taking both games from Fort Worth after Houston lost to Galveston. A Saturday row over a forfeited Houston-Galveston game did not affect Dallas's title, as the closest race in the circuit ended Labor Day.
Two people were injured when a Trinity and Brazos Valley passenger train crashed into the rear of another at the Waxahachie station. Injured are E. L. M. Bevins of Houston with back and neck injuries and George Watson, a porter, with a sprained elbow. The locomotive and sleeping car sustained minor damage.
A Denton County wool sale delivered over 10129 pounds for nearly $1807 to buyers including G. C. Masters A. D. Turner John H. Paine D. B. Donald and L. A. Dickson. The spring clip weighed ten thousand one hundred twenty nine pounds and was sold here for shipment Tuesday morning.
William Deaton aged 17 was found dead in Greenville Texas at 5 this morning after a live wire snapped during an electrical disturbance last night. The body showed severe burns.
A large crowd attends the Conservation Congress in Paul Minn on Monday. President Taft delivers a major address and Governor Stubbs of Kansas voices strong calls against Secretary Ballinger, urging action and praising Pinchot.
A big slump in cotton markets is reported in Denton Texas with New York futures closing down over 40 points and spot prices dropping 75 points to middling 14.25 as domestic trading resumes after Labor Day. The decline follows Liverpool weakness and marks the first sub 13 cent close in weeks.
Liverpool and New York bids show open and close figures for October December futures with percentages and spot prices. Sales are listed for each port with bale counts and price movements, while New Orleans notes minor spot adjustments and limited sales data.
Cotton sold today as low as 13.10 with seed cotton quoted up to 51.4c amid spirited bidding. Receipts were light and miscellaneous markets quiet. Garden seed demand improves after rain. Wheat ranges from 1.04 to 1.05 per bushel and bright oats bring 35 to 36c wholesale.
Fort Worth Texas market report shows today totals of 5000 cattle 1500 hogs. Steers steady with tops 5.00, cows steady tops 4.10, calves up to 6.66. Hogs steady at 9.70.
Prices shown for cotton lint seed seed meal hulls and bracketing feeds. Wheat and corn quoted per bushel or per ton with wholesale and retail ranges. Prairie and Johnson grass hay oats and bale straw listed with ton and bale prices.
Wholesale price range for Girocertes FLOUR first and second grade per 100 pounds is 2.70 to 32.95 dollars. Retail price adds 10 cents per 100 pounds.
The notice lists wholesale and retail prices for hard wheat flour graham flour corn meal bacon lard kettle rendered fat and California potatoes. Prices include per 100 pounds 1008 to 2.90 for flour and 3.50 for graham flour, bacon 17 to 33 cents per pound, lard 15 to 18 cents, and potatoes $1.25 wholesale and $1.35 retail per bag with 35 cent pack price.
Butter wholesale 15 to 3 percent cash or trade delivered to private residences hotels and boarding houses at 26 to 30c per lb 30c. Eggs wholesale 12 1 2 percent cash or trade per dozen Airily To del TOATOES per lb wholesale 4c retail 6 4c Weet potatoes wholesale per bushel 1 50 retail per pk 40c
Poultry prices shown include hens at seven cents per pound fryers from seven and a half to ten cents per pound old roosters ten to fifteen cents per pound guinea fowl at one dollar fifty per dozen ducks three dollars per dozen?
A livestock market listing notes prices per pound for various categories. Light animals bring 6 to 7 cents, heavies 7 to 8 cents, and cows range from 2 3/4 to 3 1/2 cents per pound.
Frank R. Meeks, 23, died when struck by lightning near Taylor. The eighth annual rural mail carriers convention convenes in Marlin. Hogs bring $9.70 at Fort Worth sale, highest price since April 14.
A good rain fell at Garza in Denton county benefiting late cotton and pastures. The timely shower improves soil moisture and supports crop recovery as farmers assess yields and livestock grazing prospects.
H Bascom Thomas, a defeated lieutenant governor candidate, requests a recount of Dallas county primary ballots. He claims 1400 fewer votes were cast for lieutenant governor than governor and says courts cannot aid his case, but seeks to keep the record straight.
An appeal urges readers to use the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover lost articles. It emphasizes advertising as the sure method to locate missing items and regain them.
An advertised feature hints at a sought after article tucked in this issue. A striking price accompanies the tease, inviting readers to look it up and learn more.
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