Subscription rates and public notice in Denton paper
The notice lists subscription rates for six months and one year by mail and weekly rates in advance. It states the publication is a second class mail matter in Denton Texas and references related mail acts and discontinuation of the Weekly Record and Chronicle. A public correction policy is included for defaming remarks.
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Iran
Ng Ina
Denton
Texander
Texas
Congress
Record
Chronicle
Denton Land-Grant Station Means Growth for County
Denton opens the black land experiment station on January 3 1910 dedicating a hundred acres to farming method trials and seed and soil research. Local effort and Chamber of Commerce support made the project possible, fostering progress for Denton and Denton County amid harsh weather remarks.
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Denton
Black Land Experiment Station
Denton County
Chamber of Comerce
Weather Poetry From Two Prohibitionists Warms Texas Heat
Streight and Evans trade barbs on weather and climate noting summer heat in Dallas and Bonham. Streight recalls frost and chilblains while Evans counters with memory of previous heat and a failed beer remedy during a July picnic row.
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State Press
The
Dallas News
Streight
Jack Frost
Evans
Dallas
MecGregor Mirror
Bonham News
Texas
Down Below
Gehenna
Hell—ena
Arkansas
DentonReader Praises Local Daily Paper For Quality
A newcomer praised the Denton Record and Chronicle stating in towns of similar size Denton has the best daily paper he has known. He noted appreciation may be undercut by locals who take the paper for granted and urged continued efforts to please the readers.
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Denton
Record
Chronicle
Prevaricated Is Not a Strong Word For Roosevelt Remarks
The Fort Worth Star Telegram notes the University of Copenhagen will publish a bulletin accusing Dr. Cook of prevaricating while suggesting Roosevelt might use sterner language. The piece defends blunt speech and implies a harsher term than prevaricated would fit.
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University of Copenhagen
Cook
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Thirty Years Call to Simmons Liver Purifier
Letter from Thos H Reilly of Jonesville Pla requests a dollar money order and asks to be sent the medicine’s value in Simmons Liver Purifier in tin boxes. He notes thirty years of use and mentions price 25 cents per box.
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Simmons
H. Reilly
Jonesville
Pla
Card of Thanks From Rest Cottage Association
J P Roberts Supt Rest Cottage Association signs a grateful note to the Record and Chronicle thanking Brother R E Cobb and family and others for a box of gifts. The message prays for guidance toward righteousness and eternal rest inside the Eastern gate, with relief from sorrow and loss.
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Record and Chronicle
R. E. Cobb
Jesus Name
J. P. Roberts
Rest Cottage Association
President Aids Orphans Through Institutional Care
A Ma con Georgia based Industrial and Orphans' Home reports nine years of Electric Bitters use. The President praises its effect on stomach liver and kidney troubles, blood purification and digestion. He says it strengthens weak children and is best for female complaints, selling at 50 cents via J F Raley &
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Industrial and Orphans’ Home
Macon
J. F. Raley
Sudden Weather Shift Forecast After Christmas Warm Spell
Mercury dropped from around 70 degrees Saturday to 38 degrees Monday morning amid cold drizzly rain. The piece notes an old superstition linking the first twelve days after Christmas to the coming year's weather and predicts a mixed forecast through the months.
Panther tale helps Indiana governor win over drunk Tom
Governor Jennings as a youth told of a panther encounter that impressed a fellow townsman Tom Oglesby who had just recovered from heavy drinking. Oglesby quit drinking after the tale and Jennings later helped him secure a civil engineering post.
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Jennings
Indiana
W. M. Cockrum
Dearborn County
Congress
Tom Ogtesby
Tom
Jen
Tom Oglesby
United States
The Riverman Faces Devastating June Floods
On June 26 Orde confronts a rising river amid a dangerous log jam above the iron railroad bridge. Tom North saves the pile driver and a swift response to strengthen the boom system may avert disaster as the jam threatens to break and flood the works. A cloudburst near China creek drives higher water and intensifies the crisis.
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Orde
Tom North
North
Jimmy
Jimmy Powers
Tom
Marsh
Lake Michigan
China Creek
Manila
Aspinwall
Orde Takes Command In River Crisis To Save Crew
Amid a raging jam of logs Orde seizes control, ejects a mutinous driver, and orders crews to drive piles with the Sprite and Spray. With 75 men facing 20 million tons of logs and rising water, he fights to shore up defenses through a brutal night of shifting danger.
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Orde
Aspinwall
Tom North
Marsh
Tom
North
Orde Holds Jam Against Rising River with Daring Barrier
Orde and his men battle a river jam threatening a railroad with a forged barrier of piled clumps tied by chains. A government dredge and relentless effort slow the flood as logs surge toward the lake, but Orde drives a final, perilous breach to seal the opening.
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Stearn’s Bayou
Orde
Stearn's Bayou
Redding
Chapter DE strengthens channel to divert logs from jam
Orde orders thirty to forty men to keep logs moving in a dredged channel toward Stearn's bayou while tugs and booms reinforce the jam defense. The crew wrestles with a two hour window to shift the mass before the main body arrives. Trials of Winter. Do not permit yourself to be a victim to a cold or cough.
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Stearn’s Bayou
Redding
Stearn's Bayou
Orde
Jim Denning
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Burn Relief
Brave Fire Laddies use Bucklen’s Arnica salve after fires to relieve pain and speed healing. Claims include quick relief from burns scalds wounds cuts and bruises and a long list of skin conditions. Sold for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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J. F. Raley & Co
The Earwig Its Place In Nature And History
The earwig has puzzled naturalists over its proper classification. Some place it with beetles as an aberrant type, others with grasshoppers. The origin of its name sparked debate, with theories about ears or earwing. The creature today is a surviving form from an early lineage nearly extinct.
Sanitary Officer Plans Territory Yard Inspections
City Sanitary Officer announces a tour of inspection starting Tuesday in the North east Denton area bounded by North Locust Street and McKinney Street. Property owners and residents in that territory are urged to take notice.
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Denton
North Locust Street
McKinney Street
Noice
CITY
Building on Square for Rent at McCray Building
The west side of the square McCray Building is for rent. Apply to A. E. Graham. 118¢
Classified ad seeks sale of cow with calves and yearling heifer
An advertisement offers a cow with three calves born on September 26, 1909 and a yearling heifer from the same stock. Apply to E. E. Miller at the courthouse. 2rd,iw in words 6 times 30c-Classinied.
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E. E. Miller
Court House
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