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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
2
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Denton, Texas, April 24, 1912. The city grants a gas franchise unanimously, pledging cheap fuel with service expected by September. Nationally, about 500 delegates have been chosen for the Democratic National Convention with Clark leading in Missouri, Wilson second missing New Jersey, and Harmon largely out of contention as the party seeks a winner who can carry the nation.
M M Brooks of Dallas denounces his inclusion on a reception committee for Harmon. He declares he will not support Harmon, plans to vote for Woodrow Wilson, and cites concerns about whiskey influence and corporate greed guiding Harmon. He thanks others for publishing the note.
An early advertisement touts Buckien’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief for pines boils splits and bruises and claims it heals burns cuts and wounds fast for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. The note also promotes a carnival with confetti whistles balloons candy and a go round shoot the chutes as a bargain event.
An evening banquet is planned Thursday night to welcome and introduce both old and new members. Attendees will share refreshments and socialize as part of a welcome event.
Commerce will be held at the club rooms in City Hall at eight o'clock with refreshments provided.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only permanent cure for catarrh and claims to cure all constitutional cases by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for failures and urge readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A. P. Balthrop of Krum Texas petitions for a full discharge of debts after bankruptcy adjudication on March 7. A hearing is set for May 21 1912 in Sherman Eastern District of Texas with notice to known creditors by mail. Court Clerk J R Blades certifies the order signed by Judge Gordon Russell.
Seats for the College of Industrial Arts production Taming of the Shrew go on sale Thursday morning at Curtis Drug Store clear in the campus district.
Levi G Belew the Denton County Democratic chairman calls a May 4 presidential primary across all Denton county voting boxes. The call urges precinct cooperation due to lack of funds and requires Democrats to pledge support for the party nominees for president and vice president.
Judge Price orders all outsiders from the house and prepares to question slaves for clues after Miss Malroy’s disappearance and Hannibal’s departure with her. Mahaffy accompanies him through the heat toward Belle Plain as the search tightens.
A continued list of attendees and supporters is recorded with numerous names and places including Ward members, doctors, and committee chairs. The document outlines a network of individuals from several towns contributing to a reception and local address event.
The Taming of the Shrew will be presented by the Middle Class C I A on Monday night April 29. Tickets go on sale at Curtis' Drug Store on Thursday.
Master John Ann Phinizy celebrated his birthday Tuesday afternoon at Highland Park with about a dozen children. New swings provided wholesome fun while Mesdames John A and Steever Hann helped. A picnic lunch followed at 5 30 with a birthday cake. Virginia Edwards cut the piece of money and Laurence Booth Schweer cut the button.
The text describes a person evaluating others to select the most capable. The chosen individual tests you, identifies your faults, and prescribes a tailored set of steps and remedies for your situation.
A promotional piece touts a prescription service offering high quality drugs and expert supplement to doctors work. It emphasizes brand reputation, standard goods, and superior service. It invites readers to consult a physician and ask about the service, with a contact phone number 52.
Plainview April 23 farmers plant cotton. The missionary rally program included dinner on the ground Friday. Miss Mary Baxter of Decor visited. Rosa Sizemers of Deerts called. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bagie. Mrs. Lillie Fails went to Roanoke after visiting sister Mrs. Jenene Ball. C. Bishop in Denton for treatment.
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