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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle state they will gladly correct any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation once brought to their attention. Subscription rates are listed with figures obscured in the text.
Local voters hear candidate lists for many offices including representative Will Dickson and Judge Lee Zumwal as pages discuss party splits and hopes for a Democratic House. City notices name mayoral and Alderman contenders while editors defend candidate advertising as business necessity.
Capudine promoted as a quick remedy for sick head pains and traveler's headaches along with stomach and female troubles. Excerpt urges purchase by druggists and mentions a Friday night sermon by Rev. J. Frank Smith at the American Presbyterian church with 25 cent admission.
C C Cook of Hallettsville Texas endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil noting it is a great pain and sprain reliever. Ad invites buyers to record and Chronicle want ads for sale and purchase.
Prices firm in New York with 5,300 sales and 14.75 spot level. Liverpool bids hold near 7.62 to 7.64 with MarchApril and MayJune futures. New Orleans spots ease to 14 1-8. local lint ranges 13 1-4 to 13 3-4 cents. Port Worth cattle receipts 1,500 with beef steers steady and top at 6. hogs up 5 cents to 8.25.
Senator Bailey told the Senate the postal savings bank bill is unconstitutional and warned the government against entering banking. He said he would not filibuster the measure and urged passage to let the public decide the law’s merits and reverse its opinion.
The trial of Tom Kent charged with the murder of Dick Beall, brother of Congressman Jack Trull, began in Dallas District Court today. The case is vigorously contested with both sides presenting their arguments.
In Dalhatt Texas on January 28 the Tirolis pledged a month of breakfast abstinence causing bacon to fall four cents a pound by morning. Notices invite participants to psycho-physical and voice lessons with professors and church leaders, with sessions starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the First Presbyterian church.
Local items report Grandma Simmons injured, J E Padgett selling barber shop to Silas Koiner, Mrs Gullett visiting Lewisville, and section crews after wreck near Clear Creek. A new literary society forms in Krum with debates, and a corruption probe recall appears in broader news. Comet talk and local churchgoing trends noted.
Prof. Gould of Washington University notes the new western comet appears to be splitting. Eleven Chicago city officials and employees have been indicted for defrauding the city of 254000 dollars. Mississippi senatorial votes show two ballots with no surprises. Wardman leads with seventy votes. English Liberal gains press toward end of elections. Nicaragua reports say prominent families are imprisoned and Madriz reigns. Jeffries Johnson fight contract pins Salt Lake City as venue unless blocked. Sabath introduces bill to place foods on free list to cut prices through foreign competition.
Murray W. Ayers of Transit Bridge New York says a virulent liver ailment left him yellow skinned and emaciated despite doctors. After taking Electric Bitters he regained the forty pounds lost and now is well. For stomach liver and kidney troubles they are supreme, 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Mrs S R Break and her one year old child perish when a wagon toppled over a canyon brink near Floyda da, Texas. A stove fire ignited the wreckage as horses panicked and fell into the bottom. a rancher later found them among the debris.
The Bolivar Street Presbyterian church will hold choir practice Saturday evening instead of Friday, adjusting its weekly schedule for musicians and attendees.
Call No. 7, D. R. Turner advertises Phase and Sanborn coffee as superior with a bold claim of no equal.
Classifieds note small want ads can yield big real estate deals. Listings suggest affordable homes and property opportunities, inviting readers to place ads to reach buyers and sellers quickly.
The Denton Transfer Company advertises a special student rate: when four riders share a cab, the one way price covers both trips. They handle trunks and baggage and operate day or night at usual rates, W H Land is the business manager.
A notice details sale of two tracts from the Patrick O Leary survey and a 26 12 acre parcel from the William Davis survey, with a total price of $2000. The action concerns land divisions and invoiced amounts.
A marriage license was issued on a day in Waketon to W. E. Baggett and Miss Lizzie Dillard, both well known young people in the Waketon community.
An old warning essay urges against colds and coughs to prevent pneumonia and consumption and promotes Simmons Cough Syrup as a cure and lung healer to keep readers healthy for spring.
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