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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
1
A crowded New York scene formed at Col. Roosevelt's editorial offices as rumors spread he would reveal his political stance. He ignored questions and stated, It's no use. Shall say nothing. Lawrence Abbott, Outlook president, withheld judgment on a possible nomination.
An assortment of ladies tan Russia calf buttons and black velvet slips with gunmetal and patent options. Mens wear includes tan and black Vici Kangaroo calf dull and patent leathers. An entire display of ladies evening slippers in good colors and styles.
The note expresses gratitude for the influence of friends and conservative business methods in driving steady growth and new business, acknowledging the good words that guided referrals and continued progress.
Curran dominates the sweepstakes at the North Fort Worth Breeders show with Brown Leghorns and O.P. exs key entries leading the field.
Awards in the Denton County Poultry Association show were announced by Judge H B Savage of Belton after a three day event hampered by bad weather. Emmett Curran of North Fort Worth won the sweepstakes for best pen, with Fryatt as the lead bird. J M Martin swept White Rocks honors, while E M Arnold and others shared prizes in Barred Rocks, White Orpingtons, Black Orpingtons, and Brown Leghorns with numerous first and second placements reported.
TheMassachusetts governor takes an advanced stand on national issues by backing a slate of progressive legislation. The move signals a push for reform across key policy areas and positions the state as a testbed for national trends.
Governor Eugene Foss outlines a legislative program leaning toward popular government and reform. He calls for direct elections, a strong primary system, initiative and referendum, a federal and state corruption act, women’s suffrage submission, home rule for cities, income tax ratification, resource conservation, and regulation of trusts. He also backs railway ownership reform and state control to curb costly public burdens.
A public ownership advocate argues that removing the current tariff handicaps is the most imperative need for New England and the nation, highlighting transportation terminals as a key issue.
Weather reports from Duluth Chicago New York Atlanta and Dalhart describe extreme cold with Duluth at 55 below zero and New York forecast to reach zero. Chicago at six below and Atlanta at 283 with cold in the Panhandle affecting cattle and daily life noted in conflicting dispatches.
Local health officials on Friday began cleanup efforts in Denton to prevent the spread of meningitis. The campaign targets sanitation and vector control to protect residents from potential outbreaks.
Dallas physicians report improvement as the city coordinates a sanitation drive to curb meningitis. City health officer Piner ordered Friday a cleanup of premises and general sanitary measures to halt spread in a statewide epidemic. City and school actions suggest a return to normalcy on Monday with caution.
Dallas reports four deaths and five new disease cases as authorities disinfect streets. Officials expect possible school reopening Monday and state health officer Stelme to visit today. Precautions continue across many towns to curb spread.
Tonight in New Orleans increasing cloudiness with rising temperatures into Saturday. East to southeast winds at light to moderate speeds. Overnight low temperatures expected in the mid forties to low fifties.
Sherman city health official reports no current meningitis cases. City Physician W D Poe notes only one mild prior case that fully recovered, as of January 5.
Three new meningitis cases are confirmed in Dallas today. Officials note the outbreak is improving and no fatalities have occurred.
Associated Press dispatches report that two deaths from meningitis were recorded in Dallas later today. The brief note notes the illness and city but provides few details on patients or responses.
A fire at Anhe Trenst hotel in Chicago's Union Stock Yards traps several girl servants on upper floors. Firemen rescue some as flames spread through the building.
Advertisement touts coal with minimal ash and high heat output. Promises efficient fuel for stoves and grates. Also offers feeds for all kinds of horses and cattle with a reminder to include them in orders.
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