Road Overseers Appointed For 1910 Sanger Precincts
The Sanger Poindexter club invites Judge Poindexter to speak during the Fort Worth fat stock show week. Mrs. Quinn died at 71 in Sanger after a long illness with burial in Sanger cemetery. Two year old Mabel Ruth Galbrath died at home with services at First Baptist church. The County Commissioners appointed numerous road overseers for Precincts 1 2 and 3 and Road Precincts 1 2 and 4 with a long list of names and assignments.
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Sanger Courier
Luther Nickles
Poindexter
Fort Worth
Sanger Poindexter Club
Mabel Ruth Galbrath
M. J. Galbrath
Sanger
First Baptist Church
Simmons' Cough Syrup Promises Quick Sleep for Colds
Rest and sleep are hard during winter illnesses and coughs. Simmons' Cough Syrup is advertised as the quickest and best remedy, soothing lungs and bronchial passages and stopping the cough to provide rest.
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Simmons
Lost and Found Classified Prompt
A reader asks about recovering lost items by placing ads in the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns. The note suggests ad publication as the method to retrieve belongings and invites trying the service.
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The
Record
Chronicle
Better than a sign for rent on your house would be a wan?
A compact urban ad compares a wan advertisement to a house rental sign, hinting at the efficiency or appeal of a better notice for letting property.
Who Makes the Lowest Rate of Interest in Farm Loans
Since January we have closed 26800 dollars in farm loans with 7 percent rates on all but 1200 dollars. Sillie Denton Trust Company of Denton Texas advertises its low rates and records.
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Sillie Denton Trust Company
Little News Briefs Highlight Global and National Moments
Wm J Bryan and family in Santiago Chile. Cherry mine fire stopped after long disaster stretch. Senator Tillman improves and regains speech. Virginia battleship hits 19.54 knots for four hours. Orville Wright notes French aviators plan to meet Americans. British Isles battered by fierce gale. harbors crowded. ships report rough passages.
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Virginia
British Isles
City of Cairo on alert after purse snatchings fear unrest
Authorities search Cairo Illinois for another black purse snatcher amid fears of renewed race clashes between whites and African Americans, raising concerns of escalating tension and public safety.
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Cairo
Fil
Nashville Woman Inherits Fortune From Former Sweetheart
Mrs. Claudia Vester of Nashville Tennessee is named heir to a $235000 fortune in the will of E. D. Ennis, who was formerly her sweetheart.
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Claudia Vester
Nashville, Tenn
E. D. Ennis
Tragic Waco Shooting Left Three Victims Dead
Charles Franks a bartender entered a Waco residence and killed two women and a man before shooting himself. Separately French airplane contractors plan to send a lawyer to the United States to defend French interests in Wright brothers suits.
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Charles Franks
Waco
United States
Wright Brothers
Oklahoma towns spent 20 million on asphalt paving
Figures from commercial clubs show Oklahoma cities and towns invested twenty million dollars in asphalt paving over the past three years.
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Oklahoma
Americans Involved In Battle At St Vincente Nicaragua
Americans participated actively in the clash between insurgents and Madriz forces near St Vincente Nicaragua. Government troops retreated under pressure in the engagement.
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St. Vincente
Nicaragua
Severe storms sweep across nation forecast this week
Weather Bureau predicts heavy storms and cold in most regions from Rockies to Atlantic coast. A storm system will cross central valleys and Great Lakes with snow in the North and rain or snow in the South, followed by clearing cold air spreading along the Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes. A second storm and a wave are expected afterward.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
North Pacific States
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Aalley
Upper Lakes
Atlantic
Mayor Gaynor's Appointments Stir Panic at Tammany Hall
New York Mayor Gaynor moves to appoint outside the party organization causing near panic at Tammany Hall as many members withdraw their contributions.
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Gaynor
New York
Tammany Hall
Typographical Unions Back Reilly for I T U President
Unions in Cincinnati New Orleans Louisville and Salt Lake City endorse Wm M Reilly of Dallas formerly of Denton for president of the International Typographical Union. In Patton Pennsylvania an opera house floor collapsed with four hundred people plunging to the basement but a red hot stove toppled and the crowd escaped without disaster.
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Typographical Unions
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Louisville
Salt Lake City
Wm. M. Reilly
Dallas
Denton
International Typographical Union
Patton
Rioting in Philadelphia Halts Streetcar Service
After a day of riots all street cars were withdrawn in Philadelphia. Strikers and union sympathizers derailed and burned cars. Eleven attacked the company's offices. More rioting is expected and a general strike feared.
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Philadelphia
Missionaries Highlighted at Dallas Laymen Conference
Men filled the Fair Park auditorium for the Methodist Laymen's conference in Dallas. Speakers included Dr. Parker of China and Prince Yum of Korea, detailing needs for mission work in their countries.
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Fair Park
Dallas
Dr. Parker
China
Prince Yum of
Okrea
Galveston Cotton Port Claims Lead in Exports
Galveston asserts status as the United States’ greatest cotton port with $121,650,270 in cotton exports this season, nearly matching totals from Savannah Wilmington New Orleans and New York combined. Allds bribery trial in Albany New York promises sensational disclosures as investigations proceed. Bridge companies report prior thriving business and collusive contracts sharing excess charges after the 1905 highway law.
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Galveston
United States
Savannah
Wilmington
New Orleans
New York
Allds
Albany
Hunt Cure Heals Eczema Say Ark Lady
Mrs Helen Whitmore of Clarenson Arkansas reports eight years of constant itching from eczema and claims Hunt Cure, applied as directed, quenched the fire after less than one box. She notes friends also used it with success.
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Helen Whtmore
Clarenson
Ark
Chronicle Ads Urge Prompt Buyer Hit Record
Chronicle urges readers to place timely want ads while the record market remains active. Officials note steady inquiries and advise sellers to secure listings now to maximize exposure and price.
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Record
Chronicle
Two Suspects Captured in Denton County Horse Theft Case
Two men Reg Graham and Oscar Phelps aged 23 and 18 were arrested in Denton County on horse theft charges after a sheriff led two months of pursuit across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. They face counts for stealing horses from a preacher named Johnson J C McCleary and a buggy from Prof Parks. One horse was traced to Oklahoma and another to Arkansas as authorities seek both animals.
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Sheriff's Office
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Denton County
Reg Graham
Oscar Phelps
Graham
Hickory Creek
Phelps
Orr
Marshal Goode
Young
Johnson
J. C. McCleary
Krum
Prof. Parks
President Helps Orphans at Macon Home
The Indus trial and Orphans' home in Macon Georgia credits Electric Bitters with aiding hundreds of orphans. The supervisor reports nine years of use proving it excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and for strengthening weak children and run-down adults. Only 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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Industrial and Orphans’ Home
Macon
J. F. Raley & Co
Mrs T A Ball Dies at 79 Near Corinth
Mrs T A Ball wife of Dr A Ball prominent local citizen died at the family home at noon Monday aged 79. Old age was the cause after several days of illness. She came to Denton county from Missouri about 1875 and lived here ever since. Surviving are her husband and three children S S Ball of this city J A Ball southeast of town and Mrs Charles B Fowler of this city. Funeral and interment Tuesday at 2 PM at Shiloh cemetery southeast of Denton.
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T. A. Ball
A. Ball
Corinth
Old Az
Ball
Denton County
Missouri
S. S. Ball
J. A. Ball
Charles B. Fowler
Shiloh
Denton
Chi-Namel demonstration on hardwood floor finish
February 28 and March 1 at Magill and Shepard West Side Square offering free lessons on securing a new hardwood floor for 2.50 and achieving a Mission finish dining room or sitting area without removing old paint or varnish. Demonstrations cover reviving old floors, oil cloth, or linoleum to resemble new wood with varied grain styles.
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Magill & Shepard
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted in Denton Notice
A 1900s Denton Citizen advertisement urges readers to treat weak kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. W. H. Pierce of Denton Texas as a cured user and notes availability at J. F. Raley & Co drug store for 55 cents, with Foster Mill Co Buffalo as sole agents.
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Denton
Dean
W. H. Pierce
Hickory St
Texas
Doan
J. F. Raley & Co
Aloe
Foster Mill Co
Buffalo
New Bebnady
Cotton and livestock markets report from Denton and New York
Denton quotes show futures for Liverpool open and close with March April at around 7.67 percent, Spots up 8 points to 7.97, with 10 000 sales. New York notes Washington's Birthday holiday activity in domestic markets and no local market change. Local cotton valued 13 ¾ to 14 ½ cents per pound for clean white. Hog and cattle markets remain light but firm with cows up to 3 ½ cents and hogs to 7 ¾ cents. exceptionally good hogs could fetch 8 cents.
The Doctor's Question and Rexall Orderlies Ad
A medical advice piece urges regular bowels to avoid illness and criticizes harsh purgatives. It promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe alternative, claiming they soothe and regulate the intestines without side effects. Available at the local Rexall in Denton for 25 or 10 cents.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Denton
Rex
Society Happenings Hosted by Mrs Sam P Allison
Mrs Sam P Allison entertained Saturday afternoon for her Missouri guest Mrs Hollowna and Miss Lach of the College of Industrial Arts. The receiving line included Mrs Sam P Allison Mrs Allison Mrs Hollowna Miss Lacy and Mrs Denton with guests later served punch in the dining room by Miss Lollie Schmiz and Mare in
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Sam P. Allison
Hollowna
Missouri
Lach
College of Industrial Arts
Mabel Elliott
Allison
Hollowa
Miss Lacy
Denton
Christal
Palmr
Raley
Lollie Schmiz
Mare
Want Ad Pledge Shows Limitless Possibilities
Classified note from The Record and Chronicle highlights cheap groceries and phone numbers 312 new and 126 old, signed H. F. Keller, illustrating the expansive scope of want ads.
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H. F. Keller
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Lacy
East McKinney St
East McKinney
Sycamore Street
Kate Ackiia
Pearl Street
R. B. Anderson
W. J. Bloant
A. R. McGin
Wiley Smith
Postoffice
Wright
W. C. Wright
Nahower Block
Exchange National Ey
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Pilot Point
Tex
Sac
A. D. Turner
National Steam Laundry Co
Sherman
Walter Yeagley
MS. Martin
Raley’s
W. B. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
Brock’s Wagon Yard
Woride
M . Ter & Brownlow
Sullivan & Pierce
Wats
New Phone
West Side
Agley DO
Patt
Wyl
Exenanse Bank
Magill & Sheifard
Moreman & Luster
E. McCabe
Dan Turner
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J. W. Skiles
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
KR. Turner
West Oak
Grover Campbell
McGuige
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W. Fralin
Southe Square
J. W. Skill
Colu.n
H. C. Hollies
Omnario
MecQuigg'’s Shoes
Wmarlow
Plymouth Rocks
C. Brown
Wm. Wesley Wright
O. M. Curtis
West Hickory Street
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R. I
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Commissioners’ Court
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T. P. Johnson
Hiram Belcher
F. W. McGregor
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Ed Holford
Will Fisher
Jim Smiley
John Cloer
Antone Breckel, Jr
J. A. Rhodes
W. H. Lair
Geo. Starks
H. W. Pritchett
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Sam Evans
Luther Grant
Turner
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J. R. Newman
M Grace
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Yr. Stone
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J. R. Broumd
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Bud Fry
J. W. Taylor
Bob Wilkinson
Charley Starr
Ray McGalliard
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J. L. Whitmore
Jack Hoskins
Homer Compton
Cleve Wood
Carl Uecker
Sam Miles
T. M. Tillery
W. M. McDaniel
Geo. Hargus
Buster Cochran
R. Stowe
Roag
R. C. Phillips
R. L. Wilson
E. C. Rippy
A. D. Matthews
J. G. Schappaul
Pitt Hilliard
Jasper Orr
Ed Spong
Newestmore
Bunt Medlin
Itter
Wilford Lee
VA. Foster
Mead
D. Ottinger
Ednard
Will Wallace
Henry Stewart
Henry Hillard
Ol Hoder
Marvin Yarbrough
Ally Minnerly
Prank Cope
Geo. Hays
A. Baker
E. F. Higgins
Jim Elliott
Nealy Nash
Charley Barnett
H. C. Fralin
Ben Gammill
Arthur Hope
J. B. Benton
A. O. Sweat
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Freq Barnett
Amos Brewer
Claude Cook
John Triesch
Oliver Luginbull
J. B. Stogner
Sam W. Harper
D. Winkelman
Ab McCracken
Wm. J. Bryan
Santiago
Chile
Cherry Mine
Tillman
Orville Wright
Ore
Red Graham
Kansas
Citzen
West Side Square
Mr. Bayard Haddock
London
England
Victor Maurel
DE Theo Sagen
Vienese Ritone
Bayard Haddock
Arion Choral Society
Ft Worth
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fe. Worth
Haddock
North Texas State Normal College
Coleridge Taylor
Hiawatha
Denton Record & Chronicle
Charles Saunders
West Hickory
Denton F Plumbing Co
T.B Porter
Mgr
Defiton Co National Bank
R. M. Mitchell
G. W. Whitten & CO
East Side Square
U. S
Standard Business College
Ten College
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