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Hawkins Dying Wail Foreshadows Texas Political Clash
Denton Texas August 4 1910 Hawkins condemns Governor and Senate action as tyranny and subservience. He decries executive session secrecy and calls the move a blot on American history. Notes a Denton county wheat and cotton outlook and milked political context.
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Roanoke Hosts Old Settlers Association Reunions
Roanoke plans two reunions on August 1 and 20 to honor Old Settlers Association members. The town touts its history as an early Denton County settlement and promises a memorable visit for attendees.
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Fairness Lauded For Campaign Coverage By Reader
A Record and Chronicle reader who opposed the late unpleasantness praised the paper for fair coverage of the campaign. He said the Record and Chronicle gave all candidates a square deal and expressed appreciation for the fairness.
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Denton Trade Days praised as July event a success
Denton merchants and businessmen hailed July trade days as a highly successful two year run. The shows draw crowds, build visiting habits, and encourage comparing exhibits to spur improvements for both exhibitors and non exhibitors.
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No clear headline from fragmented opinion notes
Fragmentary commentary notes a political debate over November strategies and potential actions. It references phrases like nose-holders, awaiting Hiven, and Mr Col, with uncertain outcomes and no firm resolution.
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Birth Notice Teaches Reserved Style for Fathers
The column advises reporters to note births with a standard line naming the newborn and parents while avoiding commentary on the father. It argues the event is the father's concern and should be described neutrally without sensational detail.
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Denton county endorses senators and congressman on tariff votes
A letter from Waxahachie urges Ellis county to publish a similar resolution. The Denton Record and Chronicle cites a Denton county democratic convention resolution endorsing U S senators and the local congressman for their Federal tariff votes, while noting disagreement between senators and extensive alignment with the party platform.
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Local notes from Garza and surrounding areas
Mrs. Jim Bennett returns from Oklahoma and Miss Jessie Hickman visits relatives. Residents Jas Riley, Edith Swisher, and Garnet Boyles family travel home from San Antonio. E H Cornwell and James Riley attend Denton events. McGallilard back from Farmers Congress in College Station. Cotton yields fair but droughts hurt farms. Ellis Cornwell returns from Stamford.
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Edith Swisher
Garnet Boyles
San Antonio
E. H Cornwell
Dallas
James Riley
T. A. McGalliard
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Denton
Jas. Sandats
Deafness Cure Claim and Catarrh Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for uncured cases, lists F. J. Cheney & Co. and druggists selling the product at 75 cents, and also sells All's Family Pills for constipation.
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Lost and Found Notice From a Fragmented Page
A damaged notice fragment mentions items lost and a request to try it and see. The text is garbled with stray phrases about records and courts and a scattered call to search for lost items. No clear entities or dates are identifiable.
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Orme Faces Elusive Minister In Office Corridor Chase
In Chicago and Arradale bound intrigue, Orme confronts the pursuing South American minister Alcatrante in the Wallingham Company building. Alcatrante’s scheme to seize a forged set of notes collides with Orme’s plan to hide the documents with a hidden ally as an elevator mutiny and a clever purse swap unfold.
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The Fox Outwits the Farmers in a Bedtime Tale
A fox chases poultry, outwits hunters, and hides in a sleeping girl’s hammock. The young fox learns a hard lesson about greed, then returns home to his mother and stays put.
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