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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle announces subscription rates and mailing details for weekly and monthly issues. It notes post office classification, copyright-style notices, and a commitment to correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms when brought to the publishers' attention.
A Denton editorial dated August 24 1910 endorses Mayor Poes plan to replace more street lighting on East Hickory Street with three arcs funded by private parties. The piece praises Dentons macadam roads concrete walks and street railway while urging citizens to unite for town progress amid strong business outlook. It also comments on national party dynamics and protectionist debates shaping regional politics.
The McKinney Courier-Gazette reports Denton to Slidell road plans as a new but plausible project, while debates over a protective tariff divide Southern states. It notes Denton and McKinney cooperation attempts on prior lines and hints at regional economic thinking tied to sugar cotton and industry.
Back Talk from Phoenix contrasts its 100 degree days with Brownwood Texas at 106 and nearby towns within a degree or two. The exchange mocks Brownwood’s heat and jokes about climate comparisons, mentioning Denton and a soldier story tied to Phoenix.
The local Masons travel to Aubrey tonight after invitation from the Aubrey lodge. Judge Zumwalt will preside as several members receive the third degree and a banquet for visitors follows. Attending from here are H. A. Wolfsohn John Pierce Walter Davis Joe Mercer Jim Erwin J. D. Wallace J. W. Bone Dr P. Lipscomb J. J. Richardson H. C. Storrie and Judge Zumwalt.
The legislature debates insurance regulation with Mayfield proposing a discrimination amendment to the insurance bill. The senator argues regulation should mirror banks with a 10 percent maximum but allow lower rates, while a Senate majority favors base schedules and free competition.
Watermelons on ice mentioned alongside the Alliance Milling Co. in a brief, listing-like fragment referencing contact or storage details and two telephone mentions.
Classified note advertising a good automobile for sale in top condition. Mentions contact with W. Sheridan and asks readers to see the seller.
Local shippers plan to award Santa Fe $20 000 monthly freight business to secure train service into Waco. Arrangements began after a conference last night and service is expected to operate by September 10. Final line selection rests with the Chicago office. announcement anticipated Friday or Saturday.
Fort Worth Texas report notes A. E. McKeller a dentist died at the Zenda hotel after the brutal heat wave. The city logged four heat related deaths in twelve hours and six for the season. Three others who died yesterday were August Scheeves Edmund Lund and Nora Moss.
S. W. Kanad has long experience as a harness and saddle angular manufacturer and offers complete blocks and tools to provide better service than any shop in town on the West Side.
Miss Haldane persuades Gormly a powerful business man to back her settlement work and share a grand plan. He reveals ambition to become honest New York mayor, curb graft, reform police and transit, and she agrees to support while they discuss a future partnership and shared mission.
Mr. Haldane seeks a serious interview with Gormly to advance matters of great importance. He dismisses earlier underestimation of Gormly and notes the personal chemistry as they sit by a library fire with Havanas and drinks.
Claiming deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube, the notice offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy and promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured. It advertises the treatment and related products with circulars and local druggist sales.
A father tells Jack and Evelyn a bedtime fable about a copper penny and a gold coin. The gold piece sits buried and unused, while the penny travels through many hands, spreading happiness and good deeds until it wears out, a moral favoring humble usefulness over riches.
We carry the most complete stock of table supplies in Denton. Phone us your orders, LONG AND KING.
The University of Texas at Austin announces the 1910 session opening on September 28 with arts, education, engineering, law, and summer offerings. The 1911 session begins June 17. The Registrars and Extension divisions outline correspondence courses and public discussion services.
Medical Department Galveston announces session of eight months begins September 27. Four year medicine, two year pharmacy, three year nursing. Laboratories and clinical facilities at John Sealy Hospital University Hall and a women students dormitory. For catalogue address the Dean.
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