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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
2
The readable text is limited and fragmented, offering no coherent event, names, or place to form a substantive summary.
Justin dispatch notes a debate on whether single or married life is more pleasant. Single advocates won the discussion, but the report omits whether the judges themselves were single or married.
A call urges Denton and other county towns to unite through chambers of commerce to boost population and prosperity. It argues coordinated effort will benefit the entire county and counters rivalries with a common advance strategy.
Rounder states no vote for any candidate not supporting good roads. He declares good roads the main issue for Denton County, regardless of office, and says his slogan will rally voters countywide. He praises candidates who champion road work and vows to reject those lacking this platform.
McClure's February features a lively look at Canadian experiment stations. The article notes ten years of effort with six years spent on discovery and progress likely to interest readers in Denton.
The article notes stations increasing oats yield by twenty three bushels per acre, barley by twelve, and wheat by four. Wheat ripening has sped up by twelve days, enabling production in colder climates. An apple variety withstands storms and extreme cold, with broader farm improvements praised as more valuable than politics.
Denton County boasts its varied farming strength, ranking high in cotton, wheat, corn, poultry, and truck crops. The Denton county farmers have ordered at least 109 automobiles under hurry-up contracts to market spring truck products, with improving roads and broad diversification highlighted by the Houston Post.
W A Marsh of Silver City N C describes severe itching and distress from piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad claims it also heals burns boils eczema cuts chapped hands and blains and sells for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
The Record and Chronicle clarifies that A. D. Rogers is the Wise County candidate for local representative. It states he is a well known traveling man living in Decatur and not Rev. A. D. Rogers of Denton who leads the First Christian church.
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe easy remedy for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver troubles kidney diseases and bowel disorders. Claims guaranteed improvement and urges purchase through J. F. Raley & Co.
An old advertisement fragment promises a money order for one dollar and asks for its value in Simmons Liver Purifier. The seller claims thirty years of use and requests tin box packaging. Price listed as 25 cents per box.
P. Y. Petterson case moves to trial on civil docket with other probate matters heard. Orders include leave to amend Lula Taylor v Sears, estates of Thompson, Maylor, Wilhite, Copenhaver probate actions, and guardianship of Pauline Acklin with real estate purchase approved for document preparation at the April term 1910.
A local testimonial from C. C. Cook of Halletsville Texas endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil as an effective pain and sprain reliever. The notice promotes 25¢ and 60¢ bottles.
Poll tax receipts over 3000 mark as 1919 voting qualifications approach. Fourty-four exemptions issued, thirty-four in city boxes, many to youths. Legal ruling says voters must be 21 before the primary to vote there, others may vote in November.
Texas fire insurance agents are warned that policies must be issued on a cash basis and no credit for premiums is allowed. The act imposes penalties for violations, including fines up to 100 dollars per offense and potential imprisonment for unlawful discrimination. Reported by B. H. Deavenport & Co O. P. Por, Wylie Smith, H. F. Schweer & Co.
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid colds and coughs by using Simmons Cough Syrup. It claims the product cures coughs, heals lungs, and keeps people well to enjoy springtime.
Lewisville Enterprise reports all smallpox patients at the Kamy switch detention camp are improving with no new cases. In Lewisville conditions are encouraging. Frank Allen and his daughter are recovering and the danger to others has passed.
Rev. J. D. Odom of the Anti-Saloon League of Texas spoke at the Methodist church Sunday morning. He said Dallas civic league representatives would visit Lewisville to aid in organizing a local league, and it may happen soon.
The Priscilla needlework club met with Mrs. Otis Wyatt on Tuesday afternoon. After an hour of work a luncheon was served and a six month slate of officers was elected: Miss Bettie Wilkins president, Mrs. Milton Moore vice president, Miss Maggie Belle Milliken secretary, Mrs. M. D. Fagg treasurer. Mrs. Artie Brannon will host next.
Mrs. Eule Presland of Greenfield Tennessee praises Hunt's Cure for fifteen years of use on itching skin troubles including eczema and ringworm calling it peerless and an old friend. 50 cents per box.
Full text of the California Supreme Court decision declares the 1903 Confession of Faith substantially matches the Cumberland church. It bases ruling on church constitution and powers of judicatories rather than General Assembly decisions, while denying civil courts can override ecclesiastical authority. The decision treats all questions raised as fully discussed.
D R Turner calls No 7. Phase and Sanborn items appear in the record as a note or brief advertisement indicating an assessment of coffee tees or related goods. The fragment suggests a pricing or quality comparison with a named individual involved.
Feverishness and aching from malarious conditions or colds are eased by Hicks' Ca pucline liquid. It reduces fever and relieves aching available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
In a prosecutor's office Miss Bloodgood confronts Murgatroyd about eighty six hundred thousand dollars in securities hidden in old boxes. Challoner grapples with his past and Miriam's influence as Murgatroyd admits theft and transformation while hinting at a hospital project.
Shirley confronts a man who admits his ambition and money drove him to take a bribe to acquit then convict a man named Challoner. He explains the urge to do his duty despite money and past acts, likening his sin to a dipsomaniac' s craving and placing the bribe on a shelf.
Capudime advertised as a remedy for headache and nervous tension. The short copy says it clears the head and braces the nerves, targeting those who were out last night and need to fit for business. Available at drug stores.
A Warren Whiteside letter urges strong support for Dr Buchlerix lectures. He claims benefits to worship in song depend on congregational attendance and asks all who can attend to hear him.
Fred L. McFadden invites readers to attend a talk by Herr Buchler on interpreting church music. The notice promises audience benefit and urges attendance.
A. F. Heleman invites all readers to attend three lectures by Herr Buchler on congregational music offering a clear opportunity for study and enrichment for community members.
Mrs Charles Saunders praises Herr Buchler's church music lecture as highly beneficial to choir and congregational singing and expresses pleasure in hearing him.
Alderman P J Beyett announces today his candidacy for re election from Ward 4. He is currently in his first term. The notice appears in the proper column. M R Gilbert remarks that city paints may cost a little more.
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