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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
2
A short item notes an invoice or sale entry with figures including 68.00 and 4.09 dollars, indicating pricing details from a local ledger or financial snippet. The fragment lists amounts, possibly a tax or discount, tied to a specific item or account in the community record.
Voter slate lists for County Judge and County Clerk with candidates such as Lee Zumwal, Oscar Button, M. P. Kelly, and J. E. Smith. City race names include Ed F. Bates for mayor and aldermen in Wards 1 and 3. Editorial notes urge pavement upgrades and discuss prohibition in state politics with regional commentary.
A $2 000 state board of education appropriation aims to start teaching agriculture in Pilot Point public schools. Advocates cite practical farming knowledge as broad benefit, with Denton and Denison papers backing agricultural training as vital for Texas prosperity and rural life.
Wm. E. Curtis notes in the Chicago Record-Herald the towering dividend earnings of leading magnates. John D. Rockefeller reportedly receives around 24 million annually with occasional checks of 3.6 million. Carnegie 5.5 million semiannually. Vanderbilt heirs 2.042 million twice yearly, plus 754 thousand semiannually. George F. Baker, Henry C. Frick, Mrs. Harriman, Mrs. Kenedy, Mrs. Sage, and John Jacob Astor appear among top recipients, with multi-million dollar quarterly and semiannual payouts from railroads and associated companies.
An Atlanta to Raleigh chase follows Tommy Ardmore a North Carolina millionaire seeking a girl who winked at him. Governor Osborne of South Carolina is endangered as Griswold and Ardmore scheme amid missing papers and a border-town pursuit.
A tense scene unfolds as two state executives face a scandal linked to the Appleweight case. South Carolina militia intervenes, while North Carolina figures scramble to locate Gov. Dangerfield amid political turmoil and rumors of a kidnapping or impersonation.
Money to loan on farm lands and city property in Denton Texas offered by Denton Trust Company with favorable rates and terms advertised to attract borrowers in the local area.
Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio recovers from severe cough and lung trouble after using Dr King s New Discovery. He weighs 160 pounds now and works hard. He credits the remedy with curing his four children s croup. The product is sold by J F Raley Co at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
B J Hendrick discusses anesthesia risks citing differing death rates from chloroform and ether. Encyclopedia of Medicine and Surgery reports higher fatalities than Keen's Surgery, noting deaths linked to weak heart or respiratory disease. Medulla often counters anesthetics, but outcomes vary with heart and lung function and organ disease.
The Wymore Nebraska business men are asked to sign a Town Booster Pledge. It commits residents to boosting the town, supporting public work, accepting majority rule, avoiding radical stances, respecting others, and speaking positively about the community. Signatures follow.
Editor J. P. Soseman of Cornelius bruised his leg badly and suffered an ugly sore. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly after many salves failed. An all purpose remedy for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples piles. 25c at J. F. Raley.
Locz Talent presents a four act comedy The American Hustler at the Opera House on Saturday February 19. Audience can expect a lively stage farce with local talent and witty banter.
The president of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use of Electric Bitters in the institution. He says the medicine benefits stomach liver and kidney troubles and strengthens weak children and run down people. It purifies blood aids digestion and boosts appetite. sold for 50 cents at J F Raley and Co.
Admission 35 cents for main floor 25 cents in gallery. A raucous performance described as a scream from start to finish with the Daughters of Confederacy involved in the event.
An old classified note advertises cheap properties urging readers to call 312 now and 126 previously listed, attributed to H. F. Keller.
A prisoner in a South Carolina case defies arrest while Ardmore, shielded by calm composure, denies legal rights and hints at a hidden identity. The tense exchange escalates as the captive contemplates a bold move to force disclosure.
A fragmentary excerpt shows Jerry planning to break news to Col. Gillingwater and instructing others to meet troops with Mr. Cooke and Mr. Collins. The dialogue hints at tense developments and possible military action.
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