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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
2
Public notice page from Denton Texas dated January 15 1910 warns that any erroneous reflection in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. It includes subscription rate details though text is garbled.
Local political announcements list candidates for Brownwood district offices. Denton county is described as diversified in agriculture with cotton and poultry leadership, strong banks, multiple newspapers, and robust community growth.
A speaker argues that both internal and external revenue taxes are grafts that the consumer pays through higher prices and profits. The text notes selective repeal favors beneficiaries, challenging fairness of tax policy and calling for equal treatment.
Five six room cottages on Beckles avenue Oak Cliff were destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of 12000 dollars. The interior of the big dome at the capitol building at Austin is being repainted for the first time in years.
W. H. Long of Death has been appointed scientific assistant in the Department of Agriculture at Washington.
In Dallas the Pastors association elected Rev. Joseph H Curry formerly of Denton as president Rev A L Andrews was chosen vice president and Rev W W Horner as secretary after a meeting expected to strengthen local ministry leadership.
In a Dallas letter to the Corn Growers association B F Yoakam the railroad magnate says the Souths representatives in Congress have given but little aid since the Civil war in building up resources and leveraging their natural position.
At a Dallas meeting of the Texas Corn Growers Association protests arose over an alleged secret political conference held the night before. Participants said the event was not among association members and the program resumed after discussion. Wm. Ganzer of Denton spoke on wheat importance noting a rise in demand by 50 million bushels and urged careful study of agricultural matters.
Friends deny the claim but cables keep the rumor alive about Miss Marjory Gould's engagement to the Prince of Braganza, son of Portugal's throne pretender. George Gould reportedly opposes foreign suitors, while no official denial has been issued.
Dallas Jan 15. The court of Civil Appeals sustains a new law forcing express companies to pay a $5000 occupation tax for C. O. D. whiskey shipments. Craddock vs Wells Fargo Express Co. The court holds the state may collect the tax as a police regulation under state authority.
William Hamilton Osborne reports on Baptist General Convention of Texas education board overseen schools valued at $1,300,000. Dr Barton urges Christian education as a discipline shaping character and duty.
The regular monthly institute gathered full attendance at the R. B. Lee Building. Sept Carlisle spoke on examination and promotion rules for the term that begins January 26. The general session covered Monroe's History of Education in the Middle Ages and grade meetings followed with grade-specific questions.
President of the Industrial and Orphans' Home at Macon Georgia reports nine years of use of Electric Bitters in the institution. The tonic supposedly strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak children and adults. It is advertised as best for female complaints and available for 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
The notice announces Joe Smith of Sanger as a candidate for Precinct No 4 commissioner. Smith previously ran two years ago and narrowly lost by a small plurality.
Advertisement notes safer living through Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles. Pills are easy and effective with 25 percent discount at J. F. Raley & Co.
The newspaper notes expanding classified sections across the Record and Chronicle as more results arrive. Readers are urged to try the listings to see how quickly they fill the pages.
Mr and Mrs G W Elbert depart this afternoon to visit their son H R Elbert in Fort Worth. For poultry or hogs for sale contact G W Elbert by phone. Both phones. Ite.
Classified note urging readers to place lost and found items in The Record and Chronicle columns. Mentions 30 cents per item and requests orders to Endler Edwards to publish notices and reclaim lost articles.
Murray Ayers of Transit Bridge New York describes a dire health decline with jaundice sunken eyes and 40 pounds lost due to virulent liver trouble. He credits Electric Bitters with curing him restoring the weight and strength. 50c at J F Raley & Co.
C N White sold a list of twenty five bales to T A Robinson for C F Witherspoon & Sons at fourteen cents each. The brief sale ends a local listing publicized in the Record and Chronicle want ads.
Mrs M E Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee says Cardui restored her health after two years of weakness and she notes her daughter improved after using Cardui. The testimonial hails Cardui as safe and gentle for young and old women and promotes Pouga Mediane Co. Go Chattanooga et Secator Speech for Women.
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