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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
2
Notice to the public states subscription rates for the Record and Chronicle by mail in advance, with details of second class mail matter at the Denton Texas post office under congressional acts. It requests reporting any erroneous reflections for correction by the publishers.
In Denton Texas August 9 1910 readers learn about a Denton county blackberry crop yielding 345 dollars from one acre amid a weak year. The piece discusses Dallas recall elections for school board and urges decisive voting to keep two incumbents. Rockefeller Institute findings support drinking water with meals citing increased gastric secretion and acid concentration. Be sure to drink plenty of water at all meals.
Denton planners expect business insurance rates to fall materially after the fire insurance rating board law takes full effect. A 25 percent horizontal reduction begins July 11 and owners removing extra hazards may further lower rates. Residence rates already drop, and despite objections the amended law is hoped to largely achieve rate equalization.
The Houston Post notes a split in Tennessee parties with white Republicans and white Democrats supporting independent Democrats, while Patterson backers and black Republicans loyally back Patterson. It predicts defeat if Patterson runs, citing mass protests against Pattersonism and uncertain odds in November. The piece also critiques claims of expert testimony in health and physiology debates.
The McKinney Courier-Gazette notes Denton County registered 81 autos by Saturday while Collin County had 138 autos by August 1, indicating Collin leads large in vehicle registrations.
The piece urges Texas and especially Denton County to join the Southern Commercial Congress move for growth. It highlights rapid Southern development in wealth, industry, education, and immigration, noting 24 1 2 percent of winter wheat in the region and a westward movement toward factories and lower living costs. It calls for backing local clubs and log rolling to secure a share of prosperity.
J L Harper his wife and daughters Winnie Rebecca and Kath leen arrive from Celeste Thursday and will reside here. Mr Harper has purchased the Danieb Rike Printing company from Farmersville Times.
A notice from John Griffith announces his move to Mitchell barber shop under the Denton County National Bank offering a good clean shave up to date haircut and artesian bath inviting friends and customers to call and see him.
Orme evades pursuit after dragging Arima from a car wreck and secures papers. He pries a path to Arradale for aid, meets a sympathetic German, and confronts Tom and Bessie Wallingham at the golf club before racing to deliver crucial documents.
Treasury treasurer Lee McClung notes a rising call for pristine currency among about a half hundred thousand business men who refuse used bills. He says demand for new money grows daily as many prominent figures avoid worn notes and keep pockets stocked with fresh bills. Nearby, a minister recounts a tale of secret service and a Takamatsu potter named Kimaga as part of a broader conversation among guests.
Orme awakens in a grain field after a car crash. He finds Arima beneath the wreck with a broken leg, while the car lies overturned and lamps out. Orme notes the night sounds and contemplates what happened and Arima’s condition.
Daddy reads a whimsical tale about a lobster and a clam living near a pretty beach. They fear nets and cooks, endure a chaotic hotel kitchen incident, and escape by drifting to a pond where the lobster swims free and the pair finally separate amid mayhem and laughter.
Mount Pleasant Tennessee reader Mrs. M E Rail reports Cardui improved her two year weakness and restored health for herself and her daughter now thriving in womanhood. The ad promotes Cardui as gentle and vegetable based with no harsh or poisonous action.
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