Denton Texas periodical subscription rates and mail notices
Subscription prices listed for weekly, monthly and yearly terms with mail advance options. Mentha mentions a rate schedule while notices state second class mail status for the Denton Texas office and references to official post office acts. Descriptions to the Weekly Record and Chronicle discontinued at expiration.
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Denton
Texas
Act of Congress
Weekly
Record
Chronicle
Denton County Notes On Social Quirks And Gossip
A 1909 Denton notice notes corrections for the Record and Chronicle while quips compare city papers and local affection lore. It mentions H C Pierce staying home in January and a Denton county man who fell in love with his former wife, contrasting with Gotham Newport manners.
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Dallas Times Herald
Denton County
Dan Cupid
Judge Grosscup Reverses Fine on Standard Oil in Supreme Review
The Farm and Ranch notes a reversal by Judge Grosscup of a $29,240,000 fine against Standard Oil. the Supreme Court declined to review, leaving Landis Court’s decision unaltered. Rockefeller’s memoir hook is teased as “How Judge Grosscup Got His Opinion.” Terrell to push a bill forcing interconnection between telephone companies at a single price. The Thirtieth legislature previously passed an interconnection law for long distance, but it languishes, ignored and unenforced, raising questions on public interest.
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Terrell
Injustice Highlighted By Chicago Justice Contrast
The Dallas Times Herald notes discrepancies in punishment for similar crimes. A Chicago case punishes cheese theft with five years, while a murder case earns only thirty days in a city jail. Texans see officials bowing to indicted Pierce as others face harsher treatment for lesser offenses.
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Eagle Eye
Dallas Times Herald
Chicago
Texas
H.C. Pierce
Grayson
County
Pierce
Leizure
California
Reegn
Southern move to reopen cotton exchanges laws seen
The text indicates an effort across the South to secure laws allowing the re entry of cotton exchanges as a short crop year leads to higher prices and a need for reopening trading venues in the sector.
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South
Southern cotton market reform gains momentum in debate
The article argues that banning bucket shops and restoring legitimate cotton exchanges could improve cotton prices. It notes Southern support and warns the move requires careful study, with the Record and Chronicle urging investigation into merits and truthfulness of the claims.
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South
Roosevelt Accuses Tillman of Using Office for Personal Gain
President Roosevelt publicly charges Senator Tillman of using his senatorial influence to aid a land deal on Coos Bay Northwest. He alleges franking privilege used for private profit and seeks government pressure on a railroad land grant. Tillman plans to respond with a Monday speech.
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Washington
Roosevelt
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Coos Bay
Northwest
Tillman
United States
J. B. Knight
Pople
President Helps Crpluins Hospital Charity
In Macon Georgia a president of the Industrial and Orphans Home reports Electric Bitters has aided the home for nine years. The medicine is praised for stomach liver and kidney health and for strengthening weak or run-down people including pale children. Only 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
J. F. Raley & Co
Standard Oil fights Waters-Pierce in Missouri price war
The Standard Oil Company is reported to attack the Waters-Pierce company via the Galena Oil Company in Missouri. Observers say the move aims to oust Waters-Pierce or cripple it through aggressive rate cutting, benefiting the Standard Oil trust.
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ST. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Waters- Pierce Company
Galena Oil Company
Pierce Company
Trust
Galena Company
Missouri
Capudine advertised as quick relief for headaches
Capudine claimed to cure sick headaches including nervous and travel headaches and stomach and female troubles. It advertised immediate liquid effects and was sold by druggists.
Denton County Sees Strong Farm Interest and Good Land Demand
FEW IDLE FARMS' says most Denton county farms are in unusually good shape due to open fall and winter. Wheat and fall oats are thriving and provide winter pasture. About twenty farmers are seeking land here, drawn by advertised appeal and rents. buyers prefer highly improved tracts over poorly improved.
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Denton County
Joe L. Blewett
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers should keep a box to prevent colds feverishness and teething troubles. The powders claim to ease stomach aches headaches and constipation and are sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package offered by Allen S. Olmstead of Lenox New York.
Campbell Terms Commercial Secretaries a Gang
A Texas Governor reportedly called the Texas Commercial Secretaries a gang and warned he would respond in his message. The remark followed a peace conference with State Tax Commissioner Dashiell who endorsed tax-law revisions and funding for the Tax Department. The Secretaries withheld action but pledged continued work for Texas improvements.
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Austin
Campbell
Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Dashiel
Dashiell
Tax Department
Association
Texas
Hunt's Cure All for Skin Troubles Trusted by Reader
A Franklin Louisiana letter praises Hunt's Cure All as the best skin remedy for eczema, tetter, and ringworm. The writer claims it cures itching instantly and has held its place for many years in the family medicine chest.
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Hunt
Pwann
Franklin
House censures President over Secret Service message
By a 212 to 35 vote the House adopted the Perkins committee recommendation and tabled all reference the President made about the Secret Service in his recent messages. After seven hours of debate the rebuke was not as severe as feared, aside from adopting the expunging committee report with little defense from the President's supporters led by Representative Bennett of New York.
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Washington
House
Perkins Committee
Secret Service
Bennett
New York
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted As Grippe Remedy
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package as a quick cure for grippe coughs that may develop into pneumonia. It claims the remedy heals inflamed lines and strengthens to avert dangerous conditions. Gar rison and Kimmins distribute the product.
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Foley
Garrison & Kimmins
Wag Pollard Killed in Texas Shooting
At New Harp Texas on January 5 Wag Pollard was killed and Louis Monroe is jailed at Montague following the incident.
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Alvord
Tex
New Harp
Goforth Reports Relief from Catarrh and Headache
Mrs. Z. E. Goforth of Kansas City writes that after using a sample bottle and two 2cc bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil her catarrh and headaches have improved dramatically. She praises the medicine as the best she has seen and says she cannot be without it.
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Z. E. Goforth
Holly Street
Kansas City
Hunt
Long Dry Goods Offers Special Low Prices On Dress Goods
Special low prices are offered on dress goods skirts and suits at Long Dry Goods Company. The advertisement highlights value driven sales and a broad selection for shoppers seeking affordable apparel options.
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Long Dry Goods Company
A Horrible Hold Up
Washingtonn man recalls his brother's long struggle with consumption and disease until Dr King s New Discovery cured him after six bottles. The ad touts a quick relief for lung ailments and offers a trial bottle free with a guaranteed purchase.
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W. R. Lipscomb
Washingtonn, Co
J. F. Raley & Co
Fire wipes out Big Sandy business district
A fire in Big Sandy Texas at 2 am caused about 80000 dollars in losses. The blaze started in A Aaron’s dry goods store and quickly spread to four other buildings including Dorrough Kell y Mercantile, Continental Bank and Trust, and J B Rowe general merchant. A row of eastern frame buildings was saved by firefighters.
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Big Sandy
Texas
A. Aaron
J. M. Dorrough
Dorrough-Kelley Mercantile Company
Continental Bank and Trust Company
J. B. Rowe
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Burns and Wounds
Brave Fire Laddies often suffer severe burns while fighting fires. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as earth’s greatest healer, curing burns scalds wounds cuts and bruises quickly. Relief is instant and 25c at J F Raley & Co.
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Bucklen
Earth
J. F. Raley & Co
Keeton released on $5000 bond in Thomas killing
Amarillo Texas January 9 Jim Keeton who is charged with fatally wounding Ranger Doc Thomas was released on bail set at five thousand dollars by the local court.
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Amarillo
Tex
Jim Keeton
Doc Thomas
Hunt's Cure Cure for Itching Skin Disease Ad
Advertised remedy Hunt's Cure promises instant relief and prompt cure for itching skin disease with absolute guarantee, targeting readers seeking quick relief from skin discomfort. Endorsing claims imply medical efficacy.
Denco Best Stock Feed On Market Seeks Denton Purchase
Advertisement notes Denco stock feed offered in 100 pound sacks for sale by grocers and feed retailers. Claims the feed can be used alone or mixed with other feedstuffs and promises cost savings. Mentions origin in Denton and a generic sales tone.
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Denton Dil
Divorce Granted Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A Western judge grants a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. An advertising claim touts Dr King's New Life Pills as preventing divorce by curing constipation, bad breath, liver trouble and headaches. 25¢ at J F Raley & Co.
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Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Long Dry Goods Company Special Low PricesOffer
Special low prices on men's and boys' clothing and hats at Long Dry Goods Company. Read as a brief catalog-style notice highlighting discounted apparel for men and boys and headwear available at the store.
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Long Dry Goods Company
Sum mons Cough Syrup Promises Restful Sleep
An advertisement touts Sum mons Cough Syrup as a remedy for throat and lung inflammation. It claims to ease coughing and provide restful sleep even at night.
Record and Chronicle Ad Possibilities Expands
The Record and Chronicle touts limitless opportunities for want ads across categories. Readers are invited to place notices that fit any need from sales to services, with broad reach and flexible formats.
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Record
Chronicle
The Holbrooks at Glenarm Gate in June
Mr Donovan reflects on the Holbrook family arriving at Glenarm with Miss Pat guiding their safety from unknown danger. Helen Holbrook asks for warning if trouble nears while a youthful intruder flees through the grounds triggering a chase that ends with a garden glass mishap and the rector-like Gillespie in custody.
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Aunt Pat
Helen Holbrook
Miss Pat
Mr. Donovan
Annandale
Helen
Pat
Patricia
New York
Miss Holbrook
Mies Pat
Glenarm Gate
John Glenarm
Father Stoddar
St. Agatha S
Apennines
Glenarm
Holbrooks
Paul Stoddard
St. Agatha’s
Glenarm Pier
Night Prowler Foiled At St Agatha School Boathouse
In moonlit silence Reginald Gillespie and his loyal servant Ijima observe a suspicious lone rower near St. Agatha's boathouse. They launch a canoe, move along the shore, and edge toward the school grounds to confront the intruder before he reaches the pier.
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Reginald Gillespie
Ijima
Kima
St. Agatha’s
St. Agatha
School
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