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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
2
The text lists monthly and yearly subscription options by mail with advance payment. It references a record or chronicle publication and mentions delivery timing and pricing structure in a terse, fragmented manner.
Public notice from the Record and Chronicle includes postal class statements and a request to correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers. The text references date markers for second class mail entries and notices altered or discontinued.
A lengthy public notices column lists candidates for county and precinct offices including Hill Dickson Ray Mays Miller Coffey Hawkins Crowder Reeve Durbin Orr Stuart Coleman Christal Smith Davis Gary McCormick Kirkman Young Wells Brownlow with others. a separate dispatch discusses Poindexter and Davidson campaign standing, noting Poindexter’s waning support in the county after a Denton speech and skepticism about the broader boom.
Fort Worth Record and Chronicle spar over the Prohibition race in Texas. The Record argues Colquitt leads while Poindexter remains a serious candidate, countering claims the pro Poindexter camp is fading. The column defends the paper's stance and urges readers to keep the record straight.
The Fort Worth Record urges keeping records straight while considering arguments and candidates on their rights. It warns against conjuring agreements or secret movements that have no existence.
Dallas born businessman D L Long died at his mother’s home in Dallas after a four week illness linked to gall stones and complications. Survived by wife and daughter five, mother two sisters three brothers including W S Long. Long had been active in Denton business, partner in Lone & Wilson store, previously in Stamford dry goods. Funeral arrangements had not yet been announced.
Denton High's baseball team planned a Saturday trip to Bonham but heavy rain forced Bonham to postpone the game until the next Saturday.
Sunday edition of the San Antonio Daily Express promotes Texas real estate improvement and latent resources, urging intelligent business action to make Texas thriving. The paper highlights world news, family oriented features, and claims growing reader demand while advertising subscriptions and services.
Burlington Maine veteran L W Harriman endured decades of army eczema. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed his sores and wounds when other treatments failed. Sold by J F Raley & Co for 25 cents.
Inhot weather readers are urged to visit Basement Barber Shop for a refreshing shave and haircut. Advertisement promotes cooling tips, grooming services, and nearby offerings with mentions of a Chautauqua season ticket and local business notices.
Annie Jeffries confronts Capt. Clinton as she vows to free her husband Howard Jeffries, accused in the Underwood murder. Newspapers blaze with sensational coverage of a society crime, contrasting Brewster’s potential defense with public pressure for swift justice.
In New York crowds gather outside Jeffries mansion on Riverside Drive amid press scrambles for a tell all. Annie Jeffries, facing class divides, seeks funds and a path to secure Howard’s defense as the trial looms.
Sunday program for April 16 features scripture reading by Mrs Welch from Psalm 139 12 a reading by Mrs Welch a hymn Does Jesus Care and a discussion on keeping Gods presence with prayer by Mrs Blanks another hymn Jesus is all the World to Me a talk by Miss Vic Harwell and Mizpah Benediction
Fraudulent ad offers self cure for bleeding itching or protruding piles using a “new absorption treatment.” Claim includes free trial samples and immediate relief, asking readers to write to Mrs M M Summers Box P Notre Dame Indiana without sending money.
An old advertisement references Folgers products including tea coffee extracts and spices. It lists prices and contact methods, with unclear typography and fragmented lines. The ad hints at product variety and consumer offers typical of period catalogs.
The program lists tomorrow events at First Christian Church with Pearl McCormick leading songs YP8 CE. Prayer by the pastor, Ella Pigri, and talks by Mrs Yancy and Mrs A C Rogers. Benediction by the pastor. Continuous scripture reading and a business meeting close the session.
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