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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle advise that any erroneous reflection upon the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in their columns will be gladly corrected upon notification to the publishers. The notice emphasizes accuracy and accountability in published material.
A detailed tour through a large cotton seed plant reveals seed storage, lifting conveyors, hull and lint removal, seed cooking, oil pressing, and meal grinding. Officials listed include J. R. Chisial president, J. H. Paine vice president, and manager staff with supervisors and foremen.
The notice lists county officers and city officials in Denton including assessor, treasurer, tax collector, county clerk, sheriff, attorney, and precinct roles. It also covers mayor and alderman positions and emphasizes the Chamber of Commerce’s role and the value of public schools in shaping future citizens.
Denton county faces about 5 700 qualified voters this year the highest since Terrell election law began. Four thousand seven hundred eighty four tax receipts show 164 exemption certificates issued to young men with 15 percent exempted. The county campaign opened early as it did and about 6 000 democratic voters remain a challenge. Attorney Hannevy clashes with Detective Burns Hanecy in Lorimer inquiry as browbeating witnesses continues. Burns resists such tactics and upholds proper conduct amid heated testimony.
Baraca-Philathea claims local applications fail to cure catarrh as the disease is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy, praised by physicians, is described as a tonic and blood purifier, with testimonials available from J Cheney & Co. Toledo. Sold by druggists.
A compact notice promoting a savings offer at IDFAL RESTAURANT encouraging customers to purchase Mie a mon ticket to reduce costs. Details are limited in the readable text.
A fragmentary roster features Charles Boyard P T Fields Char ley Hinckle Fred Rhodes and a longer group including Joe Wooldredge P Fan George Strong J A Pace Buneck Brown Jack Wardlowe Jim Smith Bob Bowman Gus Taylor Will Spikes Haywood White Jim Thomas Lewis Johnson John Randoff Ike Miller among others.
The Patterson block destroyed by fire Wednesday night may not be rebuilt for now. Fire still smoldered Friday after 48 hours as salvage work continued on damaged corn grain and coal. City water department workers repaired leaks while engineer W A Cartwright noted pumps ran at full pressure during the blaze with little effect against heavy water demand.
O B Cooper died Wednesday night in Dallas after treatment in a sanitarium. He was a longtime Pilot Point and Marshall business man, member of the Masonic and Knights of Pythias orders. Survived by his widow Miss Nan Montgomery, mother, three sisters, and a double aunts in Dallas. Funeral at Pilot Point with Christian Church rites.
A Burns detective testified before the Lorimer probe detailing the use of a dictograph to obtain admissions from Charles McGowan that he perjured himself regarding hearing the Lorimer election fund. Burns and attorney Hancey clashed until the committee ruled against using insulting language toward a witness.
An advertisement extols Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a cure for baldness and scalp trouble. It markets Resorcin Beta Napthol and Pilocarpin with alcohol as a stimulant, pledging a personal money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Marshall A Hudson of Syracuse founder of the Baraca-Phila thea movement and a leading young men’s worker in the United States will address the Denton audience at the First Baptist church tomorrow night. Known as Millionaire Hudson for two decades he built his church’s Baraca class from 270 to 1685 members and now dedicates his time to Bible class work with his wife and youngest daughter assisting. Local Baraca and Philathea classes and church members will attend the talk.
Gov Colquitt wired President Taft pledging drastic border measures to shield El Paso residents from Juarez like violence unless the federal government intervenes. He did not specify the actions planned or forthcoming details.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a safe alternative to strong drugs for dyspepsia. It promises quick relief from heartburn, sour risings, gas, and nausea, and claims meals will be tastier with a clean stomach. Five Federals killed in Chihuahua fighting reported from El Paso with Gen Orozoco’s brother among the dead.
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission began its hearing on express rates with carriers seeking to justify existing charges. The House approved the pension appropriation bill by 245 to 33, totaling 152 million dollars, while the Senate was not in session. Chairman Underwood signaled sending investigations to House standing committees. Henry and other money trust probes oppose a special committee.
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