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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1912
Page
2
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Public notice addresses potential erroneous reflections in the Record and Chinics columns. It invites corrections upon notification to the publishers in Dengon Texas dated January 13, 1969.
In this notice the county offices list candidates for the Democratic primary in July. Names include Roy County Assessor candidates FE TOBIN Frank WITT BE MILLER D M REEVE J G GUY H V HENNEN SAM HAWKINS Sheriff contenders W C ORR W S FRY N C BATIS County Attorney H R WILSON Superintendent J J McCOOK and City Mayor candidate P J Beyett.
Fasting is presented as a historically used cure with growing professional interest. With careful supervision it claims to be safe and effective, though it can cause coating tongue fetid odor and unpleasant feelings. Elimination requires baths enemas and deep breathing while postponing heavy work and gradually reducing food before fasting.
A Texas paper known for supporting Bryan runs a cartoon that magnifies Bryan while minimizing Wilson, depicting Wilson at Bryan’s feet for support. The piece notes criticism could have come from a Bryan supporter rather than an equal opponent. The Record and Chronicle bets on carrier boys braving blizzards to deliver papers despite long routes and weather.
Col. R. M. Johnston repeats denial of visiting Governor Harmon in Washington and pledging Texas delegation support. He suggests impersonation by Rep. Cox of Oro to fuel the dispute and includes a Harmon letter stating Johnston neither kept nor promised the Texas group. The Record and Chronicle endorses Johnston’s clear denial.
At a Jackson Day Democratic banquet, William Jennings Bryan delivered a magnetic speech amid factional tensions. The National Executive Committee gathering followed a bitter contest, with Bryan’s quotation provoking strong applause as he warned against complacency and urged steadfast action.
The will of Col. Roger Q. Mills shows he left heirs only $25 000 despite a long public career while oil on his lands kept his estate from nothing Judge Reagan died poor yet his wife received $10 000 for his papers The piece notes their lasting legacy of honest patriotic service shared by Texas elder statesmen.
A girl rides at midnight to warn villagers about a feared forest fire in the Catskills and saves many lives. The ad copy touts Dr. King’s New Discovery for lung trouble, coughs, and colds with a testimonial from W. R. Patterson of Wellington Texas. Price 60 cents and 1.00. trial bottle offered.
A cryptic notice from Turner Bros hints at a sale connected to winter hunger trends and long grocery lines. The fragmented ad references phones and vants in a rustic, era feel.
O'Rourke on the Ranee faces suspicions of a boarder linked to Taj and a potential assault. Mrs. Prynne confides fears of a secret mission to Edward VII, while a figure called the serang draws scrutiny as a quiet night watch unfolds aboard the ship.
Tax records show poll taxes paid linger with only 1841 receipts issued by Friday night. Collector Hawkins fears final total will be far below last year while other taxes remain steady. district precincts list scattered tallies for Denton and surrounding wards and schools with several precincts recording small numbers.
Miss Daisy King and Oscar Llewallen were quietly married at the home of the bride's relatives in Dallas on Wednesday at six o'clock Rev GU Rankin officiated. Llewallen, a farmer near Van Alstyne, and King, McKinney-born, will reside in Van Alstyne after a short visit in McKinney with her brothers A C King and G Q King prior to their move.
Mrs Dea Long of Pendergrass Georgia writes that years of agony and fainting ended after taking Cardui a tonic for women. The ad urges others to try Cardui and asks readers to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a free home treatment book.
The Ariel club music group held a Thursday meeting in Denton with Miss Lula Evere presiding. Eleven members attended along with guests Miss Mamie Keith of Waco Mrs. Evers and Mrs. Taylor. Miss Moore led lessons on George Pietz and Carmen with selections by Mrs. Walden J.8 Kimbrugh and Mrs. Evers. Margery Ballard sang My Ain Folk as a substitute. Hostess served salad and hot chocolate after adjournment. Next meeting will be January 18 with Mrs. H. G. Aven.
State of Ohio Toledo Lorus County Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co declares their firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Leason swears to it on December 6 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Read the advertisements.
Ad copy promises fast relief from sour stomach and heartburn by cleansing the stomach and regulating digestion. It claims Cascarets remove sour food and foul gases, relieve bile, and purify intestines, with a 10 cent box easing family gut health by morning.
City treasurer B. H. Deavenport asks residents to pay street tax in January to avoid higher fees. Early payment reduces costs from $5 to $3 after January 1, with a $2 amount stated for January payments.
Even in a tight year our business grows as we announce we are prepared to fill your orders. Long and King Grocers invite customers to come in and be served with ready stock and reliable service.
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