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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1912
Page
2
Notice states errata corrections policy for the Record and Chronicle and outlines subscription prices and monthly rates. It specifies refunds and advance payment terms for mail and weekly editions and warns about public corrections on readers’ attention.
Denton reports suggest Sheppard and Ramsey are likely winner in local Democratic contests. Denton launches clean up campaign with City Council and chambers backing to win the prize as the city aims to be the cleanest in Texas. Mayor and Health Officer encourage citizen support including teachers and students in the effort.
The column publishes the Sul Ross camp roster with many death notations. It notes Denton County sent 1,200 men to the Confederacy, about 30 to 40 percent of the population, and calls for a monument on the court house lawn to honor the soldiers.
A 19th century advertisement claims Electric Etters cleanse the system after grip illnesses. It describes benefits such as strengthening nerves, rebuilding energy, and restoring health, promising relief for liver and kidney issues with a guarantee of satisfaction by J. F. Raley & Co.
An old ad seeks buyers for chickens turkeys and butter at Tarber's Grocery. Faster Kinney street is mentioned as a market point with cash payments. Martin and Barber sign the notice.
Senator Charles A. Culberson endorses Woodrow Wilson at a Texas Democrats rally urging a win for Wilson to unite opposition to Taft. He cites New Jersey reforms under Wilson, argues Wilson can draw votes from both Taft and Bryan supporters, and stresses party unity to restore government by the people. Tamng of the Shrew play by the College of Industrial Arts will be staged next Monday night at the Opera House with tickets at Curtis' Drug Store.
Readers learned of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh, described as constitutional and requiring lasting treatment. The ad offers $100 if any case fails and lists Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as makers with price 75c, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Local ad urges customers to try Turner Bros grocery service noting time money and energy spent to please customers and inviting a call to action with a phone contact.
A Sunday dinner feature invites patrons to dine at IDEAL RESTAURANT with a promise of a satisfying meal and welcoming atmosphere. The event emphasizes weekly gatherings and hearty dishes in a casual setting.
Press Dispatch from Washington reports torpedo boat destroyers Preble and Perry ordered to intercept the gunboat Yorktown by wireless and warn her not to stop at any Mexican port for coal due to conditions in Mexico.
An unconfirmed report from Laredo states American consuls in Mexico are shipping records to the United States to prevent their destruction by rebels.
Guglielmo Marconi appears before the Senate Titanic committee denying suppression of Titanic news. He admits sending a Carpathia operator a message urging news of the disaster and reviews other messages for information. FE Sammis explains press-for-strings to secure personal stories. A rescue ship reports weather delays returning to Halifax with Titanic bodies.
Ware, the Belle Plain planter, wrestles with fear and greed after Murrell’s arrest. Hicks plans to flee as Ware contemplates leaving for Texas while plotting a risky rescue and signaling a signal fire for aid.
In Raleigh the judge finalizes plans to confront Fentress over Hannibal and the grandson’s future. Mahaffy urges caution while Price insists on a bold path with guardianship, lawsuits, and a measure of vengeance as preparations begin.
Fort Worth April 29 no new developments in the Forty eighth District grand jury room case involving the stabbing of County Attorney Baskin. No complaint has been filed. Baskin expects to resume duties in a week or ten days.
P Turner of Dallas visited Cleburne to promote an electric interurban system from Dallas to Cleburne. He secured a pledge of support from the local Chamber of Commerce.
Governor Woodrow Wilson won two thirds of Delaware's delegates to the state convention in Saturday's primary. Clary made limited gains in one county, securing about half the delegation there.
The Buford departed last night for the west coast of Mexico to aid Americans there. Torpedo boat destroyers Preble and Perry also left San Diego under sealed orders, widely believed to be headed for the same coast.
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso April 29 reports Henry Labeaux shot at Mrs. Labeaux, then was mortally wounded by Policeman Frank Williams. The brief text notes the shooting occurred in Denison and mentions store promotions and ad replies.
Readers are urged to study the newspaper advertisements each day as they offer pay for reading and potential savings on purchases. Many find items they want at prices lower than elsewhere, making ad sections valuable to review.
Our delivery wagons are on the move and pass your door offering grocery orders. Call or phone for service and faster home delivery.
A notice advertising IDEAL RESTAURANT offering short orders at all times of day and night. Emphasizes service and customer satisfaction with confident promise.
In today’s paper shoe advertisements urge readers to visit stores and inspect their wares. Consider each offer carefully as the writer suggests bargain hunting could yield better shoes for less money.
Carrington pursues Ware and a five-man party riding from the south after noting dog action at Wizard plantation. He finds a small soled shoe print on the dusty path, weighing possible meanings as he contemplates pursuit. The chapter ends with “To be continued.”
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