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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
2
Notice to the public announces subscription rates for six months and one year by mail in advance and states a correction policy. It warns against erroneous reflections and invites firms or individuals appearing in the Record and Chronicle to call publishers to request corrections.
An April 1912 Denton column rails at Col. Jake in a Senatorial race and mocks the local instruction doctrine. It applauds the city’s finances per Secretary Smith with assets around 270000, liabilities down about 6500, and cash about 44000, noting Denton’s favorable balance and asset to liability ratio. The piece also weighs Montague County contenders and urges Denton Wise voters to follow regional precedent in county affairs.
Col C W Geers long associated with Denton County politics declares his candidacy for Land Commissioner. The veteran editor and familiar figure in Denton will likely receive strong local support, with North Texas papers praising his campaign and his decades of service to the community.
The article notes a prevailing custom in the senatorial district where the county due to vote names the state senate candidate, with neighboring counties sanctioning the Choice. It suggests Montague County should decide between two candidates.
The annual meeting of the C I A regents will be held Thursday. President Bizzell will report a prosperous year with record attendance despite discouraging agricultural conditions. Dormitory space remains limited after Gov Colquitt vetoed the 575 000 dormitory appropriation, though a new Household Arts building was approved and a hoped for next session dormitory likely. Denton citizens commend the college’s progress under current administration.
An old advertisement touts Buckien's Arnica Salve as a quick relief for pimples scratches knocks sprains bruises burns scalds and cuts. It targets boys and girls and emphasizes affordability at 25 cents through J F Raley Co.
Dinner service announced for Sunday at the Ideal Restaurant. The event emphasizes a community meal offering and local dining hours.
If you have something to sell use the classified section to reach local buyers quickly and affordably. Post clear descriptions with price contact method and location to attract genuine inquiries.
The message notes a successful completion of a WKY try by a group including I Ci and well completing an order for twelve men to try the case.
Judge Potter denied Arthur Brewer a new trial after a hearing at the current term. Brewer and his co defendants were released on bond. The Connell murder case proceeded with jury selection and testimony beginning Tuesday afternoon. The civil docket shows a dismissal of the Wright et al. debt and foreclosure suit.
A letter from a Scotch resident complains of the term policemen in Bunty the Glasgow word for constables differs with Sabbath practice. Will Jaxone and Graham Moffat defend policeman while noting no Sunday policeman in Scotland. The dispute reflects regional usage and ritual observance among the cast.
A telegraphic chronicle links a man in a pink shirt to leading an assault on Juarez and reigniting Mexico’s war. The character is described as a familiar figure in a country town, known for gambling and quick bets on ball games.
In 1835 North Carolina a tense scene unfolds as Bob Yancy faces a warrant for assault brought by Dave Blount. Charley Balaam and Uncle Sammy rally local Scratch Hill support, while Captain Murrell and Betty Malroy weave into the drama amid a court confrontation. Carrington appears, and Betty bids farewell as Murrell presses for affection.
Free non surgical asthma treatment advertised by Frontier Asthma Orn claiming a cure. The notice mentions room 102 in Buffalo and urges readers to contact for full details.
A town merchant promotes a eczema remedy with an ironclad guarantee. The ad claims a full size bottle of D. D. D. prescription will soothe itching and permanently ease skin troubles. It emphasizes customer trust and long standing trade.
A fragment describes Betty and Bruce on a keelboat at the river, drifting among barges and rafts with corn and whisky, while a market rumor hints at grocers and service next month. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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