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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for the Weekly Record and Chronicle with advance payments options and durations. It also states postal details and requests readers to report any erroneous reflections for correction. The publication is Denton Texas, December 19, 1910.
A Denton county man traded four farms at fifty dollars then sold at sixty two fifty and has now bought again at just over sixty five. Denton county poultry show set a record with ten thousand dollars of purebred chicks under one roof. Denton may move to a commission form of government with a mayoral figure. Hunt county trims its treasurer salary to twelve hundred annually. The editorial voice notes Panhandle wheat misattribution and praises Denton county’s wheat output. The newspaper touts its holiday advertising, noting record display sections in both Daily and Weekly editions and the staff’s maintenance of press schedules.
The 6 Bureau announced Marshall in Harrison County has a population of 11,452, up from 7,855 at the last census.
The fifth annual mid winter glee club concert at the Normal College auditorium Denton pleased a large audience. Mrs Boylan’s solo impressed all, and the program received hearty encores. Miss Boylan hosted a reception in the gym for members, with Odette alumni Mann Isbell Hunter and Smith performing two songs and Prof Hauslein joining the duet.
Advertising copy touts Bucklens Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores boils sore eyes chapped lips cracked hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises piles and more. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. stores.
Col. W. D. Cleveland of Houston declines appointment as president of the board of regents of the College of Industrial Arts. Governor-elect Colquitt had named him. no successor named yet.
Denton residents praise Wycan’s Kidney Pills as a lasting cure for kidney and urinary ailments. Mrs. L. F. Rowlett of 66 S Elm St tells of relief after using the product sold by J. F. Raley & Co. The notice also plugs fresh groceries, fish and Christmas fruits, and wood and fuel services from local merchants.
AN XMAS ACCIDENT WACO Dec 19 The first serious accident of the holiday season occurred here today when Arthur Jenkins suffered injuries to the left eye from a Roman candle. Fresh supply of Christmas fruits and nuts just received at T R Turner's Phone 7.
A 65 acre tract offers good improvements with asking price of 20 dollars per acre. Turner, owner, is listing contact details omitted.
Aldermen Beyett McClurkan Evans and Mercer publish a reply to Mayor Poe's veto asserting the waterworks ordinance is valid and aligned with city needs. They argue publication legality, urge common sense over technicalities, and warn against leaving city properties unregulated. The statement defends the ordinance and calls for taxpayer consideration and fair treatment of all citizens.
The article lists numerous prize winners by breed and class across many farms and towns including Denton, Arlington, Honey Grove, Grapevine, Argyle, Pilot Point, and others. Winners include White Brahmas, White Orpingtons, Black Minercas, Blair breasted Red Games, S C Rhodesland Reds, Cornish India Games, and more with first place cockerels and pullets noted alongside owner names such as W. T. Bailey, Fred Bottorff, J. M. Martin, and S. A. Bushey.
A Denton page lists multiple first place winners across events including Emmett Curran of North Fort Worth for Sweepstakes and Mrs J H Cleveland of Denton for Parts Colored and English Class. Other victors include S W Kanady Denton in several divisions and J A Hollowwa Denton in Coop with additional names from Honey Grove and North Fort Worth.
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