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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

3

Local Professional Advertisements

The page lists names and offices of W. E. Botts a veterinarian at Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas with office Brock's wagonyard and multiple phone numbers, W. E. McCabe a physician surgeon treating women diseases and rectal cancers with office over Garrison's drug store, and a medical drugs and household goods firm Hes ter Lester & Brownlow with new and old phone numbers.

W. E. Botts Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas Brock’s Wagonyard W. E. McCabe Garrison's West Side Squire Lester & Brownlow

Engineers Seek Wage Hike From Rail Lines in Houston

A committee of engineers from the Houston and Texas Central and the Houston East and West Texas met with railroad officials in Houston to demand a wage rise from 3.59 to 5 dollars per ten hour day. Officials had not stated their position. Southern Pacific's Superintendent of Power said strike-breaker offers had been received but none employed.

Houston Committee of Engineers Houston and Texas Central East West Texas Power Ryan Southern Pacific

Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lungs

Oswego New York resident A Cooper reports strong relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery for years of stubborn night coughs. The advertisement extols the medicine as a remedy for colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup, whooping cough, hay fever and related chest ailments with quick relief and a money back guarantee.

A. Cooper Oswego N. Y Dr. King J. F. Raley& Co

Denison Trade Group Heads Toward Muskogee on Two Day Trip

About 109 representatives of the Denison Live Wires began a two days trade boosting excursion from Denison to Muskogee Oklahoma. The Potter County commissioners court reports that the anti won the recent prohibition election by a sixty one majority. Texarkana Arkansas mayor R L Trigg died suddenly of heart failure in a physician office while seeking treatment for indigestion.

Denison Live Denison Muskogee Commissioners’ Court of Potter County R. L. Trigg Texarkana, Ark

J C Smith Named Gulf Division Commercial Superintendent

J. C. Smith, Dallas district superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company, has been appointed Gulf division commercial superintendent. The move places Smith in charge of commercial operations across the Gulf division.

J. C. Smith Dallas Western Union Telegraph Company Gulf Division

Miners Reach End of KC Strike Agreement

Kansas City accord ends a five and a half month strike with 30,000 coal miners returning to work, forcing operators to accept terms and resume production.

Kansas City, Mo

Wortham Receives Dallas Sendoff for Texas Trust Post

Twenty five of John L. Wortham's Dallas friends hosted a luncheon and presented him with a loving cup as he left Dallas to take the role of active vice president at the Texas Trust Company.

John L. Wortham Dallas The Texas Trust Company

Dallas Postmaster Highest Paid In Texas

The Dallas postmaster earns $6,000 yearly, the state's top salary. Only Chicago and New York postmasters earn more at $8,000 annually.

Dallas Texas Chicago New York

Oklahoma Governor Won't Submit Prohibition Question

The Oklahoma governor refuses to place the prohibition issue on the ballot stating the constitutional ordinance cannot be repealed. Re submission supporters vow to mandamus the state election board to compel inclusion of the question on the ballot.

Oklahoma State Election Board

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease

The ad asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is claimed as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally with drops to a teaspoonful, targeting blood and mucous surfaces. The firm offers a hundred dollar reward if any case fails to cure and invites circulars and testimonials.

Hall F. J. Caeney & Co Toledo Ohio

Denton Man Discusses Texas College of Industrial Arts

Dr J P Blount of Denton, a regent and treasurer, comments on the Texas College of Industrial Arts and its seven year record. He praises its emphasis on practical home economics and industrial training for girls, the democratic, nonclassist approach, and the value of short term trade courses.

Denton Man College OF Industrial Arts Record and Chronicle Eureka Springs Ark Daily Times J. P. Blount Texas College of Industrial Arts Arkansas Texas C. I. A Blount Texas Southland College of Indus South Friends of Industrial Education Tex Club Women Club Board of Regents

Katy’s Cotton Circular Plan Adopted To Prevent Swindling

The M. K. & T. railroad adopts a certificate system to verify bills of lading for cotton shipments. Each original bill will bear a certificate that the signing agent is a bona fide representative of the company. The move aims to curb fraudulent sight drafts and bogus bills of lading that have plagued British bankers and American cotton trades.

Johnnie Bull Texas United States M. K. & T. Railroad

Missouri Texas Railway certifies agent to sign bills of lading

The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway company of Texas certifies a regularly appointed agent is authorized to sign bills of lading in accordance with company regulations. The attacher order notify bill of lading number and date cover cotton with the agent’s signature and date.

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company of Texas

Pedestrians Urged to Stay Out of Schoolyard and Calls Limited

Sept Carlisle asks readers to stop pedestrians from using the R. E. Lee schoolyard to avoid disturbing students and discipline. He also urges parents to refrain from calling pupils during school hours unless urgent, noting office moves hinder quick summons. Enrollment changes daily with seven new high school students Wednesday and two more Thursday. H. C. Bell reports 91 students in the Negro school, the largest yet.

Carlisle The Record and Chronicle R. E. Lee H. C. Bell Negro Scisoor

A Man of Iron Nerve Dr Kine's New Life Pills Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as regulators for a strong brain and body. It claims stamina and energy come from a healthy stomach liver kidneys and bowels and promotes a 25 cent sale at J F P Kaley & Co.

Dr Kine J. FP. Kaley & Co

Capudine advertised as quick relief for headaches

An old advertisement promotes Capudine as a fast remedy for heat and cold headaches, nervous headaches, and stomach troubles. It claims relief from feverishness and offers the liquid in 10c, 25c, and larger sizes, available at stores.

Falls County Sheriff Escapes With Prisoner

Waco Texas September 8. Sheriff Poole of Falls County moved Ben Myatt Martin to safety as a mob formed to lynch him for killing his wife. They traveled in an automobile with Martin handcuffed and chained before a northbound train carried them to Dallas where he was jailed.

B. Randall Hickory Street Ainsworth Hardware Store Waco Tex Ben Myatt Martin Kling Poole

New Mexico Delegates Picked in Republican Lead

Complete returns show New Mexico will send sixty-eight Republicans and thirty-two Democrats to the national convention with sixty-two of the 100 delegates already chosen as Republican.

New Mexico

Cotton Slump Deepens As Openings Weaken in New York

In Denton on September 8, cotton prices fell, with New York quotes closing about 10 points lower amid light trading. Liverpool opened higher but slipped. spot cotton held at 7.86 pence, while New Orleans and New York showed declines in key months and spots.

New York Liverpool Denton New Orleans

Grain futures slide on export weakness in wheat

Denton reports Chicago export weakness pushes wheat futures lower by 5 to 11 8 cents. Corn mostly flat to up slight, oats fall 1 4 to 3 8. Cash grain closes show varied regional prices with St. Louis and Dallas levels cited, Denton unchanged around 1.04 to 1.05.

Denton Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Dallas

Port Receipts Report Shows Yearly Decline

Today port receipts total 14 091 tons down from 14 094 a year ago. The brief figures compare current shipments with the previous year to show fluctuations in cargo flow.

Local Markets See Cotton Peak At 13 62 1 2

Cotton sold today as high as 13 62 1 2 and from that down to 12 7 8 in the lint. In the seed 5 11 wag the top. Receipts were ligat. Miscellaneous markets are generally unchanged with corn receipts fairly good and some wheat coming in.

Grain and feed price report listing staple commodities

Prices for cotton lint and seed, Wheat at 1.04 to 1.05 per bushel, Corn wholesale 80 cents and retail 85 to 90, corn chops 1550 per 1060 pounds wholesale, bran 1.15 wholesale and 5 to 15 cents higher retail, chicken feed 1.40 to 1.45 wholesale and higher retail, prairie hay 13 wholesale 55 to 60 cents per bale retail, Johnson grass hay 10 to 10.50 wholesale, bale oats 7.50 to 8 per ton, bale straw 5 to 6 per ton, oats 37 cents wholesale and 40 to 45 cents retail.

Grocery price list highlights wholesale to retail spread

The notice lists wholesale and retail prices for staples including hard wheat flour at 2.80 to 2.90 per 106 pounds, corn meal 65 to 75 cents per 35 pound bag, Graham flour 50 cents for 12.5 pound sacks, bacon various cuts 17 to 33 cents per pound, lard and canned fats, and California potatoes at 1.25 wholesale and 1.85 retail with 35 cent pack retail.

California

Market Prices for Butter Eggs Tomatoes and Sweet Potatoes

Butter per pound at 30 cents creamery 30c wholesale 15 to 30c cash or trade delivered to private residences hotels and boarding houses. Eggs wholesale 12 1 2c cash or trade retail per dozen 15c. Tomatoes wholesale per pound 4c retail 6 1 4c. Sweet potatoes per bushel wholesale 1 50 retail per peck 40c.

Market Prices for Poultry and Eggs

Prices listed for hens per dozen eggs fryers and roosters guinea fowl per dozen ducks per dozen with cents per pound and per dozen figures. Market rates show eggs and poultry priced for buyers and sellers.

Livestock Prices Listed in Daily Market

The notice lists cattle market quotes with prices for cows and related beef categories. Cows bring 2 3 4 to 8 1 2 cents per pound, with heavies and light weights shown in a compact range.

Gem wine tablet CCC promises cure or money back

An old label promises a gem wine tablet stamped CCC that will cure ailments. It claims Pleasant Palatable Potent taste and safety against sickness, with a guarantee of a refund if it does not work. The text notes prices and selling restrictions such as not sold in bulk.

Krum and Drop News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

In Krum and nearby Drop on September 6, residents report visits among families, births at Nick Nail and Tom Nail households, illness improvements, and a tent meeting by Baptists in Hawkeye. Rain refreshed the area, and school moves include Mabel McGee returning to Coleman and Ruth Morgan heading to West for teaching duties.

Krum T. F. Proffer Ponder Emma Woodward Will Bruce Bolivar C. F. Balls Harvey Lamm Woodmen Minnie Proffer Sanderson Mae Grubbs Decatur Abbie Alma Balls Hillsboro Mabel McGee Coleman Nick Nail Tom Nail Homer Collins Near Sanger Wolfe City Walter Lamm Near Decatur R. McGee Lewis— Ville V. E. McGee Jennie Denton Hasten Saifflett Greenwood Jim Black Fort Worth George Evans Hawkeye Mary Vaughn Co. D. Camp Will Cook West A. B. Minnerly Emmett Couster Ruth Morgan J. T. Sitz Luce Chester Sitz Charlie Holyfield Baptist Meeting

Roanoke Notes: Local Visits and Travel

News from Roanoke lists residents visiting towns and returning from trips. Ft Worth references include Noxy Bird, Elmer Brand, J W Medlin, Jack Christal, and Frank Steger. Other mentions cover Denton Argyle Picnics Pilot Point Winters and local social visits by Mrs J R Horton Mrs J C Melton and Gladys.

Roanoke Noxy Bird Ft. Worth Lee Cornwell Dallas Elmer Brand Navy W. G. Pickett Denton J. R. Horton Fort Worth W. L. Cornwell A. B. Horton Argyle J. W. Medlin Jack Christal J. C. Melton Gladys North Lloyd Prewitt J. H. Segraves Keller

Local Residents and Visitors Reported in the Area

Sept. 6 notes list Mrs. John Swisher visiting her daughter Mrs. Garnet Boyles in San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sanders back from Waco. Bud Grace of Little Elm, T. A. Robinson of Denton, and B. H. Cornwell in Dallas. A. C. Calvert reported ill.

Garza John Swisher Garnet Boyles San Antonio Jas. Sanders Waco Bud Grace Little Elm T. A. Robinson Denton Dallas A. C. Calvert Rick Bis Sean

Bodies recovered after flood near Comanche

The bodies of Mrs. Gerge Terry and her child are still missing after a river flood near Comanche. Five others were drowned, and today’s property damage is estimated at $50,000 as search efforts continue.

Comanche Gerge Terry Child

Houston Fire Chief Narrowly Escapes Auto Run

Fire Chief Ollie escaped death when a tire exploded on the high speed car in Houston Texas. The chauffeur was bruised and the resulting fire was described as trivial.

Houston Fire Chief Houston Tex Ollie

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Post Office C. I A ODD Fellows Fulton Street Ponder Avenue Normal Goo L. Fulton J. W. Sha A. K. McGintie Hast Phone Egan & Chandler R. B. Rich McGinnis & Sims Ada Kincaid West Highland Street J. W. Fralin South Side Square Venton Tfe Moreman & Luster ROYAL R. I. Knox Carlsbad Santa Fe C. O. Abernathy City Sam Lyles Denton Marble Yard Thig Gussie Penry West Maple Street W. B. Brown Avenue A Swindell’s V. C. Spong A. D. Turner M. F. Wills West Oak Street W. Skiles Ards Sherman Steam Laundry Co Hamilton Palmer's A A. Anderson May N. EB Corner Square Watkins Frank ‘Wilkerson Burlington H. M. Walden L. Lewis Red Barn McCullar Lumber Company Magill & Shepard Tfc Ford Crawford Denton Transfer Co J. M. Gurley Phine McKinney St Kincaid Yard Rimer St Tna Baroad Company Hicks Capudine Falls County Poulter F. Fisher Chase Sanborn’s Seal Brand D. R. Turner Grocer Denton Plumbing Company T. B. Porter DROP Leon Dallas Oil & Refining Company
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