Denton Texas Weekly Record and Chronicle Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show postal classifications and dates for the Denton Texas paper. It references second class mail matter and mentions discontinuation of the Weekly Record and Chronicle.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show postal classifications and dates for the Denton Texas paper. It references second class mail matter and mentions discontinuation of the Weekly Record and Chronicle.
The column lists local Democratic primary candidates for three offices and notes farmer protests against selling feed as finished hog and cattle feed. It recounts Dr. W H Cowan’s experience turning corn into hogs for higher profit and claims Denton County leads in wheat production with cautious pride.
Denton County produced about 600 000 bushels of wheat last year, accounting for nearly an eighth of Texas total 5 050 000 bushels. The state’s wheat crop is dominated by Northwest and West Texas counties, while Denton County also prides itself on broad diversification beyond any single crop.
E Parks, Garza school principal and Garza Commercial Club vice-president, reports strong local support. The group has launched civic projects including shade tree planting and plans a new hotel, with each member contributing $1 at the meeting. Denton Chamber of Commerce collaboration hoped for regional benefits.
Andrew Fairchild Heltman argues that even limited grammar school training boosts later earnings. He cites a state officer’s figures showing higher wages for trained workers and estimates eight hundred school days can yield about 949 extra dollars per year by age 25, underscoring the value of keeping children in school.
Advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick relief for catarrh with a money back guarantee if not cured. It sells an outfit for $1 plus an extra bottle for 50 cents, and includes a pocket inhaler said to last a lifetime. O M Curtis markets it with assurances it cures croup coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis.
In a tense Cleveland courtroom drama, Prosecutor Murgatroyd exposes Pemmican’s confession and Thorne’s role, freeing Challoner from murder guilt. Miriam and Challoner celebrate while Shirley accuses Murgatroyd of a bribe, and Thorne applauds the senator’s honesty as the crowd cheers his election.
The big rock crusher for the new Science Hall at North Texas Normal College arrived Saturday and is erected. The reinforced concrete building will sit on the ground ready for groundwork. Foundation work nears completion after a long winter delay. Estimated cost is about $30,000 with six months to finish excluding furnishings.
A vintage warning against winter illness urges readers not to become victims of cold or coughs. It links untreated symptoms to pneumonia and consumption and promotes Simmons Cough Syrup as a cure for coughs and a tonic to stay healthy for spring.
County Superintendent Beaty announced Monday he will seek re election to the position he now holds after a few months in his first term. He is serving the unexpired term of W L Willis who resigned to lead Honey Grove public schools.
Long and King advertise a 44 call number for grocery ordering. The notice emphasizes calling 44 when you need groceries and mentions pickup or delivery options.
In Denton Texas residents praise Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney issues. Mrs J N Puckett notes children’ s kidney weakness improved and urges readers to remember the brand Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes nationally. 12
The total poll tax receipts issued rose by nearly 200 on Saturday with many issued by the bank at Justin and returns filed with the Collector's office. Monday brought busier activity as Collector Crowder and deputies worked with an extra deputy added for the week. Next Monday ends receipt issuance and adds a penalty to unpaid property taxes.
The district court docket shows Saturday filings including A. D. Miller suing W. H. Lawson W. F. Fulmer and R. B. Edmison for debt and foreclosure. Myrtle Wood files for divorce against Luther Wood in the same session.
Shirley accuses Murga troyd and Miriam of theft after a remark about money behind a Senate bid. Miriam denies the accusation and orders Shirley and Laurie to leave the room. Shirley, consumed by anger, agrees to depart but insists they are not kept waiting long.
Miriam Challoner pleads with prosecutor Murgatroyd to back her husband Lawrence with a bondsman loan of thousands and a $100000 bond. He refuses, then calls for Lawrence and Shirley to return as tension tightens. The scene ends with Miriam awaiting a next chapter.
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