No Man's Land Road Decline Draws Editorial Outcry
A long Dallas News critique highlights the doomed No Man's Land road in western Denton County. It laments lack of county action, warns of ongoing damage to wagons, and criticizes officials for inaction while contrasting state education funding debates.
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Record
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Piner
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Mr. Cunningham
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No Man’s Land
Dallas News
Back Talk on Poor Road West of City
The article laments the disgraceful road condition west of the city from the city limits to the Owsley palace. Previous editorial efforts to remediate have been futile, with the road straddling Mr Sweat's precinct and Mr Cunningham's areas.
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Owsley Palace
Sweat
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co., swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses this December 6, 1886. The Ad touts internal treatment and asks for testimonials. Sold by all druggists with additional Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Lyon Gray Lumber Co nears yard completion in Sanger
Feb 25 notes show Lyon Gray Lumber Co nearing completion of a new yard. Visitors include Misses Trickey Wiley Beck Hansel from the C I A and Lottie Owsley with A C Owsley. Rev Andrews and Mrs Wheat travel, W E Partlow returns from New Mexico, and a Gainesville revival draws chaperoned youth.
Katy consolidation veto debate and estate bill move
In Austin on February 28 the Katy consolidation bill faced votes as Representatives Williams and Lewelling argued for and against overriding the Governor's veto. The Senate advanced the married women separate estate bill to third reading but failed to secure a four fifths vote for final passage. The House panel rejected the coca cola tax bill, 7 to 6, with a minority favorable report expected.
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Katy
Williams
McLennan
Lewelling
Dallas
Senate
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Millinery Announcement for Jarrell Evang Soon Appears
The notice states a formal millinery announcement for Jarrell Evang will appear soon and urges readers to read it.
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Jarrell Evang
Argyle News Briefs Prompt Local Ailments and Lecture
A Jasper’s daughter Mrs Geo Atcheson of Sli dell visiting Argyle is quite sick. News came Monday of Will Carpenter’s baby’s death. Miss Clark of Dallas visits her brother Dr Clark. Mrs Jess Boyles and children visited her byret'r Loran Horton. Rev Proter to lecture this evening on Education and the Southern University.
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Argyle
Jasper
Geo. Atcheson
Slidell
Will Carpenter
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad claims Papes Diapepsin rapidly stops sour upset stomachs, gas and indigestion in minutes. It touts a harmless, world class remedy available in a fifty cent case from drug stores, suitable for daytime or night digestion relief for the whole family.
Fresh Vaccine Points at Curtis
Odd notice urges readers to see a doctor and hints at buying guidance. It mentions package labeling and quality cues with a reference to Turner Bros and new dictionaries arriving at Rec ord and Chronicle office.
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Nota
Maxwell House
Turner Bros
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