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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle states any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation in its column will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
Denton editorial weighs Wilson and Clark as Democratic contenders. It argues Wilson leads in key states, while Missouri and neighboring delegations shape Clark's chances. The piece predicts a potential landslide for Wilson in November if he secures the nomination and highlights Denton County’s hopeful agriculture outlook.
The note advertises a place where anyone can obtain a fresh milk cow with or without money. Contact J. M. Taylor at his office next door to the post office for details.
Our delivery wagons are on the go all the time. They pass your door. Your order will be appreciated. Try us for your groceries. Phones Turner Bros.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollars if it fails, and directs readers to mail for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Denton County Republican Chairman L. M. Kealy calls precinct conventions for May 4 1912 at 2 p.m. to elect delegates to the county convention May 7 at Denton. Each precinct gets one vote. conventions must follow Terrell election law rules on location distance. April 22 1912.
July wheat closed at 1.12 a bushel, up 3 cents, in Chicago trading after reports of Kansas crop damage. Barber's Grocery advertises top cash prices for chickens turkeys and butter on Eas Ne Kinney Street, inviting all in the city to sell. Martin & Barber.
Dallas April 27 Tom B Love denies a Clark attributed statement that he called the Wilson Harmon fight a Bailey fight He says he has always voted for Bailey and never spoke ill of him He recounts a conversation with Speaker Clark with no Bailey name mentioned and notes Bailey allegedly preferred Underwood at the time
United States officials received reassuring advices from Mexican points today that Americans are safe in Sonora after earlier reports of serious conditions. The Yaquis are said to have quit down as conditions stabilized following days of unrest.
In Tepic Sinaloa on April 25 two thousand rebels clashed with Federal forces in a fierce battle as they sought to capture the town. The engagement marks the fiercest action of the revolution reported from Culiacan.
MEXIC CITY April 27 It is believed that if Orozoco wins the pending battle at Escalon he will lead his forces toward the capital and Zapata, fifty miles away, may move in from the south. There is little excitement here though an undercurrent of bad feeling and Americans are armed.
Theodore Roosevelt responded to Taft's attack by denouncing the President as corrupt and disloyal to decency. He accused Taft of yielding to bosses and privileged interests and of making a crooked deal and false statements about officeholders influence in the campaign.
Buenos Ayres reports civil war again breaking out in Paraguay. The item mentions local activity with a dinner service ad for the Ladies of the First Christian Church at the old post office building. Short orders available day and night at the Ideal Restaurant.
Mrs J H Hhourland of San Saba Texas says she suffered for 23 years from chronic catarrh severe misery and burning in the head constant coughing bilious colic and hemorrhages. She reports relief after using Peruna, claiming five bottles fully cured her and recommends it to others with similar afflictions.
Judge Fentress confronts Colonel Fentress over Gatewood's past and a missing boy. A dangerous reckoning unfolds as the judge demands the grandson and exposes a web of treachery involving Gatewood and a betrayed friend. The trio Yancy Cavendish Mahaffy pledge support as public confrontation looms.
In a tense scene at Hicks' cabin three men confront Murrell and Ware as Hues reveals Murrell has been under pursuit for six months. Murrell is arrested for nigger stealing while Ware contemplates rescue plans and fears a trap as Hues leads Murrell away toward Memphis. The event ends with Ware fleeing toward danger.
The first year of A G Lees business is praised as a triumph and shows the genius of the man behind the gun. Demand outpaced stock from the start and customers leave satisfied, inspired by courteous treatment.
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