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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
The Record and Chronicle announces subscription rates in advance and public notices of mail status. It requests correction of erroneous reflections and provides contact to the publishers in Denton Texas dated December 16 1910.
Denton Record and Chronicle notes a December 17 special election for Ward 2 to replace W J Lacy. It cites E H Crain and J O Bell and comments on Southwestern Telephone plans to invest 3 million in Texas and Arkansas. The paper prints extra copies for rural routes and Denton homes and praises local Christmas ads and merchants.
The Literary Bureau of the Texas Commercial Secretaries voices strong opinions on past Campbell administration and the 30th and 31st legislatures, praising Governor Colquitt and the 32nd as the best to date while warning against overzealous criticism. They commend Texas advertising but urge restraint in present fearmongering.
A local shop promotes a gold handled umbrella as a fine Christmas gift and invites customers to reserve one. The message comes from W. J. weCRAY offering layaway for the item.
Withers and Chandler seek a stake in a local real estate business, signaling potential expansion plans and partnership dynamics within the market segment.
The New York Southern Society held its annual dinner with loud cheers for President Taft. Toastmaster McAdoo urged a personal toast while Martin W. Littleton praised Judge White’s Supreme Court appointment as a unifying act for the nation, highlighting North South and East West cooperation.
December sale draws eager buyers with limited stock. Shoppers urged to view options promptly before items sell out, as store highlights sought after selections and urges action to not miss out.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest remedy for colds and grippe. Claims three years of research and a cost of over fifty thousand dollars, with no quinine, and promises relief after the first dose when taken every two hours for three consecutive doses.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for failure to cure catarrh. It names F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and Waldins Kinnan Marvin as endorsers and claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It notes price 75 cents per bottle and that Hall's Family Pills are sold by druggists.
The weather forecast signals a cold spell ahead, urging residents to prepare by ordering firewood from G. W Elbert. Local traders report rising demand as temperatures drop.
G W Elbert advertises plenty of stove heater and fire place wood kept for sale, promising it will keep the cook in good humor.
A notice offers S0 acres valued at 2000 dollars in Oklahoma for trade against 2006 dollars of land in Denton county. Additionally mentions Withers and Chandler and markets Fresh fish and oysters at Smicu's cafe.
The article reviews the Partridge clan dusky brown birds and several exhibits. Breeds include Buff Bantams large Barred Plymouths Bratmas Brown Leghorns Rock Island Reds and White Leghorns with notes on size age and plumage. W H Carter and R E Carter of Bowie bring five white Leghorns and one White Rock pen.
The Westbrook Fort Worth celebrated the opening of a ne ward million hotel with a business night. Federal raids targeted Capital Investment Co offices in Chicago and twenty six branches across eight states faced action. Petitions totaling 50 000 names were sent to President Taft seeking clemency for banker Charles W Morse, led by his wife Mrs Morse.
Senator Lafe Young, appointed to fill Dolliver's seat, delivered his maiden Senate speech on Thursday, denouncing Senator Cummins. The Iowa appointee positions himself as a stand-patter and opposes Cummins on policy.
President Taft orders Secretary Dickinson not to submit the defense report after the House refused to receive it in confidence. The move follows a push for a public national defenses review. Ira Ward shot and killed himself after robbing the State bank at Paradise Kansas, as farmers closed in to capture him. $2,500 was taken and later recovered.
The notice promotes the New Hoffman Steam press at Smith & Ziegler's shop No 6 West Court square. It claims pressed work by La es’ fish and oysters at Smith's cafe with free delivery and guaranteed quality. Both phones are listed for contact.
Local producer S W Kanady advertises lap robes horse blankets and specially fitted collars crafted by the veteran saddle maker for riders and teams seeking durable tack and gear.
A fresh supply of data and fruit for Christmas awaits customers at Long and King. Come in and see the selection available for the holiday season.
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