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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle publishes daily except Sunday. Subscription rates are listed for year and six months by mail in advance. Notices indicate postal classifications and copyright details for Denton Texas publications.
Denton Texas December 2 1912 notice states publishers will correct any erroneous reflection upon character or reputation upon being brought to attention. The notice seeks timely reporting of errors for rectification.
A reader questions whether costly gifts reflect true Christmas spirit, arguing pleasure given to others matters more than receiving. The piece cites local dealer advertising and mail order issues, urging Denton merchants to advertise to boost town business and growth. It also notes Uncle Joe Cannon's post election serenade and his blunt, humorous remarks about voters and opponents.
The article extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the foremost remedy against pneumonia and its precursors like colds and grip. A Vermont woman testimonial credits the medicine with preventing pneumonia, while guaranteeing relief for bronchial ailments. Trials and prices are noted at J. F. Raley & Co. in Rawsonville.
In a tense capitol drama, John Dunmeade emerges as the preferred candidate as Murchell’s faction maneuvers to back him. Rumors of deals surface with Parrott and Sherrod pressing for control while Hasland’s possible succession hints at a shifting power balance ahead of the convention.
Mutchell accuses Sherrod of embezzling 900000 state funds and warns Parrott that if Sherrod's name reaches the convention he will expose the matter. Sherrod denies withdrawal, Parrott falters, and the conference ends as Sherrod heads for the door with Parrott remaining seated.
During December savings on millinery with hats sold at actual cost. Including velours and beavers in this season's styles. Visit Wilson-Hann Co to view the collection led by Mrs Joza Dickson.
The article details changes in committee memberships as Taft’s administration begins. It notes Payne and Fordney remain on the ways and means committee after March 4, naming several Republicans who bid re election or faced defeats, and discusses Progressive influence and insurgent Republicans in the House. It also covers the President’s message delivery and the opening day schedule in Congress.
Charles C. Garrison of Sanger and Annie Lee Osbourne, from a noted Sanger family, wed at the bride’s home on Saturday evening. Also note millinery sales at actual cost for December with hats by Beavers Velvets and Velvets, inviting readers to drop in. Mrs Joza Dickson, Wilson-Hann Co.
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