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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invite readers to report any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations published in its columns. Corrections will be gladly made upon notification to the publishers.
Voters are informed of Democratic primary candidates for local offices including Local Representative F F Hill W C Dickson Worth 8 Ray County Judge Lee Zumwald 8 H Hoskins County Attorney Charles Mays B H Miller di K McKelvy Tax Collector B C Coffey Sam Hawkins C L M Crowder H V Hennen D L Hamilton County Clerk Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buster County Treasurer D M Reeve District Clerk W B Durbin Sheriff Ww Co Orr Commissioners John W Stuart Precinct 2 8 S Coleman Jack Christal Precinct 3 J B Smith H B F Davis J M Gary Precinct 4 J B Smith H B F Davis J M Gary War Justice Peace Precinct 1 WM Cormick Justice of the Peace Precinct 6 J P Kirkman Constable Precinct 1 Joe A Young Public Weigher Precinct 1 George Wells J C Brownlow
Hon W L Blanton visits Denton and announces candidacy for flotorial representative from the 108th district. He cites authoring the Pure Food Law and urges stricter enforcement with more inspectors and normal school labs. He outlines platform planks on normal schools labor reform penitentiaries Confederate care and local option while appealing to voters across Tarrant Denton Wise and Cooke counties.
Annie Jeffries confronts Judge Brewster and a lawyer over Howard's innocence. She insists on the truth and reveals hypnotism claims, a college friend, and a pawned motive. The judge vows to take the defense, marking a turning point in the tense courtroom yarn.
Don’t forget to phone us about Sharpening or repairing that lawn mower. We do the work right. Old phone 42. 207tfe
Classified note seeks a horse for feed by 205th and W. S. Yeagley.
The note surveys Walt Mason’s verse noting some rhymes uneven yet rich in practical wisdom. It presents a sample poem predicting answers to social questions about virtue versus vice, poverty, crime, charity, and hypocrisy, seen as clarified after death.
Headache ad touts Capudling as a quick relief for cold heat stomach or nervous troubles. It emphasizes liquid pleasant use and immediate action with 1c 25c and 6c price points. Promotes Sylmar brand olive oil and notes two phone contact for S A Gibson.
The text declares John the Baptist as more than a prophet and the messenger preparing for Jesus the Messiah. It notes his austere, rugged life, his role in declaring the Kingdom of Heaven near, and the need to rightly divide the Word of Truth. It contrasts John's imprisonment with Jesus' ministry and explains their positions within Jewish and gospel dispensations.
A Lenoir North Carolina woman, Mrs Kate Waters, praises Cardui for strengthening her after a two week wash and claims it makes her stout as a male. The ad urges other weak women to use Cardui the gentle vegetable tonic and promises relief from headaches backaches and other ailments. It notes Cardui has helped thousands in 50 years and invites readers to request the Ladies Aid advisory page.
In Port Worth the Morris trial was the scene forAttorney Mathis of Brenham to tout Alvin C Owsley of Denton as a crime fighter who has cried more criminals out of the peniten tiary than any man in North Texas The speech was praised as perhaps the best yet to be delivered in the Tarrant county courthouse and Mathis acknowledged the tough case ahead.
A short notice notes price changes under the name H. F. Keller. It lists new 31 percent and old 126 figures for groceries, indicating a pricing update.
Advertisement note for Heinze's bulk mixed and plain sweet pickles with contact reference to A. Gibson and phone numbers.
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