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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
2
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The legislature meets next Monday for its biennial term with debate over how much legislation will pass. Many newcomers lack trial in the halls, but the Thirty third's younger members may rival the elder statesmen. The paper apologizes for late issues caused by a linotype motor burnout and extreme cold delaying press time.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Erwin of Denton were brought from Dallas. She died at her son Frelis Erwin’s Oak Cliff home and funeral services were held at Albert Erwin’s house on West Hickory Street with interment at Little Elm. Born in Illinois in 1841, she moved to Texas in 1852 with her father and lived much of her life in Denton County. Survived by two sons Fields Erwin and Albert Erwin. several other children predeceased her. The First Christian church and Rev. A D Rogers conducted the service.
FOR SALE JOHNSON GRASS hay at my farm 200 West Oak St J P McGee FOR SALE REGISTERED JERSEY BULL M G PARKEY 132 FOR RENT 3 ROOMS 2 FURNISHED for light housekeeping Apply Mrs L T Davis 57 N Elm St NICE YOUNG JERSEY COW for sale C H DAVIE 1121fe Any kind of drag work done promptly Parks Lester at Fox Bros & Ceo
The January session of the County Court accepted guilty pleas including three aggravated assault cases from a Lewisville area dispute with fines of 25 dollars plus costs. Other pleas included Jake Padgett for petty theft 5 dollar fine and 3 days jail J M Powell and S M Gidewell aggravated assaults 25 dollar fines F W White gaming 10 dollar fine E Bruner vagrancy 1 dollar fine. Asthma cure ad appears at end.
Friday licenses include W. W. Windsor and Miss Birdie Williams of Lewisville. Lish Williams with Miss Lela May Windsor. Saturday pairs include W. B. Butcher and Miss Nora Mcullough of Denton. Morton Maynard of Argyle with Miss Sarah Sanderson of Coppell. L. E. Matthews with Miss Dona May of Denton. L. W. Downing and Irene Vaughner of Pilot Point. G. E. Richards with Miss Esther Johnson of Denton. Jimmie Lee Geartin with Emmie Foreman. J. E. Daugherty Jr. with Sara Pogue of Little Elm.
An advertisement touts Knowton's Dandeling as a hair cleanser that removes dirt and dandruff, smooths the scalp, and promises new soft hair growth after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
The Record and Chronicle promotes a three bindings dictionary designed to educate every reader at hand. It claims the volume offers a complete English word list with pronunciations, grammar notes, and up-to-date terms including modern coinages and technical phrases.
A dialogue set in Washington centers on clandestine diplomacy, human rights, and the aim to learn the truth of European revolutions. A woman and a man discuss efforts to aid enslaved people, strategic travels, and gathering intelligence on Louis Kossuth. The exchange hints at broader political intrigue and moral upheaval in America.
A New York gentleman recalls a past associate as a poised countess presses for details of a rumored card game. The exchange reveals strategic memories shaping an upcoming European mission. The scene ends with a coy question and a promise to continue.
All water light and power rentals are now due and must be paid by law under the Water Commissions order by W J Grady Supt. The notice promotes reading daily ads claiming people can earn good pay by reaching them and finding bargains.
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