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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
3
Mrs. Robt Haskins offers piano and voice instruction with choral and ensemble training as a specialty. She has 27 years of teaching experience and advertises at 83 South Elm, phone 205.
Oregon Republicans nominate one insurgent and one reactionary as parties split over Roosevelt. Roosevelt forces seek delegates for New York convention while old guard aims to block him with Sherman for temporary chair. Saratoga meetings indicate fears of rupturing the party over platform vows.
Oregon voters Saturday chose W. O. Hawley a regular and A. W. Laherty an insurgent as congressional nominees while Jay Bowerman secured the governorship for a standpat ticket amid Labor Union in Politics tensions.
For the first time in railroad history, 30009 East employees and delegates vote to engage in national and state politics. They will ignore party lines, question candidates, and support suitable men. Massachusetts primaries Tuesday elect delegates to party conventions with direct nominations in several Congressional districts.
The National Republican Congressional committee states it will not discriminate between regular and insurgent congressmen. The announcement underscores parity within party ranks as a guiding principle.
Ownership of the Nashville American moved Sunday to Lake Lea of Nashville and associates who also control and operate the Nashville Tennesseean.
Denton reports Sutton strength with all future markets closing higher. Liverpool and New Orleans lift in spots while domestic markets ease. New York and Liverpool quotes move, with prices for October through December futures up, and galveston spot steady. Receipts total 68,018 bales.
In Denton on September 26 buyers showed restraint until the government report. lint prices ranged from 12 34 to 13 8 cents with most around the shihery figure, seed prices from 5 to 5.06 per 100, and light receipts expected after Monday. Cotton moved long distances with two loads arriving from near Justin, while local bids near 4.95 failed to top 5.06. Brans rose a nickel while chops fell a nickel to 1.20 and 1.40 wholesale.
Fort Worth market shows steady tone for cattle with steer prices around four dollars per unit. Cows hold firm at high three hundreds per head while calves price near six fifty nine. Hops market displays strength with broad demand and higher price signals.
The Sultan of Sulu arrived in Washington with Col. Hugh Y. Scott of the Fourteenth Cavalry U S Army to meet President Taft, whom he had become acquainted with in the Philippines.
An old advertisement extols Devine's New Life Pills as matchless regulators granting keen brain and strong body. Sold for 25 cents at J. F Valey & Co. It promises iron nerve and indomitable energy, claiming to improve stomach liver kidney and bowels.
Sherman Tex September 26 Two hundred sixty seven acres comprising the Andrews Ladd farm two miles south of here were sold by Forrest Moore to Gid Mangon of Teutopolis Illinois for 24030 dollars. Mangon plans to stock the place with Percheron horses.
Detective Price of the Shreveport police identified jewelry found with a 15 year old boy as stolen from three Shreveport residences last week. The officer planned to return with the boy tonight.
In Shreveport on September 26 officials of the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific division report business as usual after freight clerks walked out Saturday. A special officer guards company premises to prevent trouble.
Denton resident J C Brownlow praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief after prior doctoring yielded no benefit. He reports improved sleep and reduced dizziness, crediting the pills from J F Raley & Co Drug Store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. Sale price 50 cents. For 40 cents readers may buy space.
In McAlester Oklahoma on September 26 a Muskogee town lot case against Governor Haskell and others moved to trial after defense motions were denied. A 12 year old, Robert Storrie, was bruised in an airplane experiment by local makers Walker Jago TM and Tom and Raymond Foxand, when the craft failed during flight near the Industrial College.
The Denton community mourns Rev J Simmons longtime Methodist leader who helped in church work across Texas. He died at home after a career that included serving as mayor of Denton from 1906 to 1908 and guiding services statewide. Survived by four children and two grandchildren his remains will be interred beside his wife in Pilot Point after funeral at the local church Tuesday at 11.00 with Rev Beckham and Rev Whiteside officiating.
A Watertown Wisconsin man writes that ten years of eczema failed to improve despite fifteen doctors yet Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the condition leaving the leg sound. The advertisement touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and notes it costs 26 cents at J F Raley Co.
An ad announces LONG & KING grocers inviting customers to test their service and products. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and promotes phone contact for orders and inquiries.
An advertisement hints at a sought after item with a striking price in this issue. The copy stylizes urgency and teases readers to look closer for details and availability.
Oswego New York resident A Cooper suffered years of night coughing and lung trouble until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The ad boasts quick relief for colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, whooping cough and hayfever with a guaranteed trial bottle free and a price of 50 cents or 1.00. J F Raley & Co guarantees the remedy.
Austin September 26 A flood of applications from railroads seek permission to transport drinking water at rates below the scheduled tariff due to drought. Commissioner Williams warned that refusal to grant lower rates would cause widespread hardship in the Northwest where water supplies are scarce.
Paris Texas 26 On a charge of deserting the army City Marshal Ed Whiley of Honey Grove placed under arrest William Bellflower near Paris Texas today.
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