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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1910
Page
2
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The list names Hill as Local Representative and B. COFPPEY along with SAM HAWKINS as Tax Collector. B. BE. MILLER is cited for Tax Assessor. OSCAR T. BUTTON and M. P. KELLY are listed as County Clerk and assistant respectively.
Editor Robinson of the Waco Times Herald weighs the gubernatorial contest amid regional lines. The piece traces candidates Colquitt Davidson Johnson Poindexter and the Bailey loyalty split under prohibition stances. It notes Colquitt and Davidson anti-prohibitionists while Johnson and Poindexter favor prohibition. It also covers A and M College relations and a Denton county population move from White Plains Missouri.
A Bible conference ends with calls for laymen to assume active roles in the kingdom and to support church work with financial gifts. Dr. Williams discusses justification and spiritual access to God, while Dr. J F Love and Dr. V I Masters speak on evangelizing the Southwest and Home Mission Board efforts.
The Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce spent 13000 dollars last year on advertising in that section and will spend 15000 this year in the same fund. Members say such energy will boost Texas growth.
Fort Worth Star Telegram urges enterprising communities in Texas to spend money to lure farmers, investors, and settlers, arguing the state’s growth hinges on proactive development and attracting rapid investment to secure a share of newcomers.
Describes Bucklen’s Arnica salve used by firemen for burns and injuries. Claims instant relief for pain and rapid healing of wounds, eruptions, boils, ulcers, and other skin conditions. Advertises 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
A wild blizzard tolls across thousands suffering with grip like cold and coughs. The ad declares Dr King’s New Discovery cures pneumonia and sore lungs, with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi. Priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Mrs Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee praises Hunt's Cure for fifteen years as a constant itchy skin remedy. She calls it peerless for eczema and ringworm and recommends its use at 50 cents per box.
A punchy exchange from Chicago News shows an old man asking for a room at a crowded hotel. A clerk and bellhop propose giving him a stall to avoid hurting patronage, provoking the man to angrily reject the idea and insist he needs real lodging.
An Irishman recalls a confrontation in which the aggressor mocks with a harsh insult. He quotes the reply as a taunt about jumping on him to knock his face into shape. The exchange centers on language and bravado rather than physical harm.
A humorous remark from the Boston Transcript notes Ethel not handsome yet called a belle as she awaits a man to call. The quip reflects playful dating culture and social slang from the era.
Short notice bids urged for quick sale in Record and Chronicle want ads with warning proverb about haste and risk in buyer search.
In a dramatic courtroom scene Mrs. Miriam Challoner accuses Prosecutor Murgatroyd of bribery to free her husband. The judge and Thorne doubt the charge, Murgatroyd defends his record, and Challoner faces moral peril as the case unfolds and public opinion sways.
Lifesaving claims for Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles and bowel disorders. Easy to take and guaranteed to build up health at J F Raley Co.
A concise musing compares simple real estate notes with the appeal of a want ad, implying more effective or noticeable value than a basic rental sign. It hints at practical or humorous commentary on advertising real estate.
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