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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
Subschistion rates are listed per month six months and yearly prepaid. A public notice states the paper will correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers.
A list of candidates for local government posts including Local Representative F F Hill and W D Dickson, County Judge Ler Zumwald, Hoskins, Mays for County Attorney, Miller for Tax Assessor, McKelvy, Crowder, Hennen, Hamilton, Button, Kelly, Buster, Reeve for Treasurer, Durbin for District Clerk, Orr for Sheriff, Stuart Coleman and Christal for Commissioners, Kirkman for Justice of the Peace, Young for Constable, George Wells for Public Weigher, and others. The column notes party primary politics and promotes Johnson for governor with discussion of Campbell and Rankin plans to defeat Colquitt.
Candidate for governor Mr Colquitt will visit Saturday. his ideas differ from many in Denton County on prohibition and other matters, yet his strong independent stance and forceful speaking are anticipated to provide a worthwhile discussion of his beliefs and policies.
The Denton citizen who sold a bog for 61.63 dollars remains friendly to city folks but shows no intent to lower meat prices. While he continues to raise fine hogs, town residents are urged to consider returning to rural farming for meat and bread.
The Kirbyville Banner argues for unified support behind a single candidate to win in the upcoming primaries. It says submissionists and statewide prohibitionists must concentrate on one man for the office, noting whiskey supporters back Colquitt and two prohibition candidates oppose him.
The speaker, Rev. G C Rankin, says prohibitionists should stop internal battles and focus on electing lawmakers who will support constitutional submission. He advises Odrother to heed his counsel, noting Bro Ran is causing turmoil within the prohibition movement.
Judge Zumwalt handles extensive probate business with wills admitted to probate in several estates. Executors named without bond include L N Edwards Naomi Haren Catherine Cleveland Mary A Gober J A Haren B Judge and guardianship for Jane C Haren.
The note praises Sylmar brand olive oil, arguing domestic products match foreign quality and urging use of local items. It signs S. A. Gibson and mentions two phones.
A brief note references Chapeo chicken feed handling with two phone numbers, 26 and 8, and the name Gibson. The terse entry suggests contact or listing details for a poultry feed context.
An advertisement trumpets Parisian Sage as a top hair grower and tonic with a money back guarantee. It cites Mrs Alberta Van Hiss of Trenton New Jersey praising its effects after measles, claiming it stopped hair loss, cured dandruff, and thickened hair. The ad notes availability from druggists and O M Curtis, with a 59 cent bottle and mail orders from Gi roux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
Classified notice seeking a horse owner to supply a horse for feed needs. Includes contact with W. S. Ybeagley and references to H. F. Keller and a phone number 7? (new). Ends with line about 126 (old).
The Demon of the Air is the germ of LaGrippe that brings suffering to thousands. Its after effects include weakness nervousness and loss of appetite. Electric Bitters is advertised as a splendy tonic and blood purifier to regulate stomach liver and kidneys. Thousands have used it to strengthen nerves and improve health and spirits after grip. If suffering try this 50c bottle with satisfaction guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
Seed oats labeled Red Rust Proof are available from Witherspoon and Son, advertised with hay and seed suppliers in the notice.
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A Denton county chamber of commerce pamphlet urges booster efforts for towns and warns a city without a commercial organization is like a ship without a helm. It praises united action, bolstering growth, and promoting descriptive material for free distribution to attract interest.
A note from a reader titled A TROUBLED CONSCIENCE describes returning a card of buttons and a nickel after taking a hatpin from Long & McClurkan. The unsigned letter offers to repay and asks for forgiveness, detailing the four year delay.
J. G. Parrish married Mrs. H. T. Parkinson on April 3 at the Methodist church in Hamburg Oklahoma with Walters officiating. The ceremony was followed by a brief reception.
A wedding ceremony united the couple as friends crowded to offer congratulations and best wishes. The party then returned to the Park hotel for dinner. Mrs. Parrish, formerly of Denton, and Mr. Parrish plan to make Hamburg their home for now. Mrs. Flora Robins.
Advertises a mild liquid remedy that allegedly soothes eczema with the first drops and promises immediate itch relief and better sleep. Mentions a D D D Prescription, trial bottle at 26 cents, and a personal assurance of merit by J. F. Raley. Also promotes magazine subscriptions at low prices.
A court drama unfolds as Judge Brewster accuses Capt. Clinton of obtaining confessions by hypnotic suggestion. Dr. Bernstein supports optical captivation while Annie Jeffries prepares to reveal a missing witness as the Underwood case nears a tentative resolution.
A large audience enjoyed a varied program by the Southwestern Glee Club at the College of Industrial Arts on Wednesday evening. The concert featured soloists and ensembles, with Miss Ray Hyer and Miss Hyer’s readings praised, and the college student council hosting a reception afterward with punch and refreshments.
Chapoo chicken feed details noted by S. A. Gibson. Both phones 25.
Severe flooding hits Serva as days of heavy rain continue. In Kragujevate twelve people die and property damage is extensive. Rescue operations and relief efforts are underway with authorities assessing the disaster’s impact.
Record and Chronicle press note announces pursuit of four buyers for a property or asset. Indicates active sale efforts and market interest without naming potential bidders or specifics.
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