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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invite readers to call attention to any erroneous reflections on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation printed in its columns and promises prompt corrections.
An American consul notes Germany embarks on widespread soybean cultivation from Japan. The bean offers 20 percent fat and 40 percent proteid, is easier to digest than local varieties, and is suitable for diabetes. It is urged for American cultivation.
A dinner party on December 26 honored H W Sanders for his seventy second birthday. Guests included Miss Henderson Miss Dodson Marguerite Cunningham Pearl Wattam and Fannie Wattam with gifts given to the guest of honor.
Furneaux Brothers shipped six cattle cars on Saturday and six more on Sunday to St Louis. The cattle were fed at the Denton Oil mill and prepared for market in seventy three days.
A brief notice referencing a work titled The Purchase Price by Emerson Hough from 1910 and noting copyright by Emerson Hough.
Josephine St Auban, a captive noblewoman, plans flight from Tallwoods with help from Sally Eleazar and Dunwody. After a failed attempt, she escapes by climbing the ivy, breaks her arm, and is cared for by Eleazar and Jamieson. Conflicted feelings and secrets surface as Jeanne and Dunwody navigate duty, loyalty, and possible resignation to their fates.
Josephine awakens to a French Canadian old man singing near the window. Eleazar, a trapper, greets her in broken English and reveals he has long served at Summers and will soon return to the wilds as winter ends.
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports the Attorney General's office says the constitutional amendment allowing cities of 5,000 to adopt charters without legislative act is effective without action by the Legislature.
Governor Woodrow Wilson arrives in Staunton Virginia amid a torchlight procession and cavalry escort marking his hometown homecoming on his path to the presidency. He tells inauguration planners to keep ceremonies simple yet dignified and orderly.
Grandma Davis, an elderly resident living with her son near the Denton sanitarium, died early Saturday after a long illness. She had resided in Denton about a year. Dr. Davis, a carpenter, is her son. Funeral arrangements were incomplete with services planned for Sunday.
Denton post office reports receipt of parcel post stamps in nine denominations from Ic to 75c with engravings of key industries and mail delivery methods. Clerks study new department rules and zone maps, and the literature arrived recently.
The park board met at City Hall to plan tree planting on public school grounds as its first project. Due to no funds, committees were formed to solicit donations and determine tree quantity and type, with reports due January 7 at 4 PM.
Local cotton markets show lint cotton at 12 1/4 cents with top offers at 11 1/2 cents. Seed cotton tops at 4.25 cents and bollies trade at 2 dollars per 100 pounds.
G A Davis of Dallas visits his son in law C D Ewan in Mingo. President W H Bruce of Normal returns from a City meeting of the State Association where he delivered a talk for the gathering.
A fragmentary notice urges readers to read the advertisements in today’s paper, claiming prices and dates can be found there. The text critiques worn out cookware and urges readers to do better than generic claims.
Dr W E McCabe practices limited to diseases specific to women plus diseases of the uterus bladder and external cancers. Office at R H Garrisons Drug Store with two phone numbers available.
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