Record and Chronicle Ad Rates and Notices from Denton
Public notice from the Record and Chronicle Company in Denton Texas outlines subscription rates and publication details. It includes editor contact, Associated Press affiliation, mail dates, and a general guarantee to correct erroneous reflections upon notification.
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Record and Chronicle Company
Ebdwards
R J, Edwards
Business
Associated Press Telephones
Record
Chinics
Local political slate filed for county and city offices
The listing names candidates for County Assessor Frank Tobin and others including Treasurer D. M. Reeve, Sheriff W. Orr, County Clerk H. R. Wilson, and District Clerk S. T. Higgins. City announcements show mayor Sevett and Aldermen for Wards 1 3 and 4 with candidates Fowler Mitchell Robinson.
Saving the Baby from Overfeeding in Warm Weather
Advice stresses less food in heat, proper hydration with water sweetened by milk sugar, and six feedings in 24 hours. Emphasizes vitality, cleanliness of milk and bottle, regular bathing, and avoiding indoor air to prevent bacterial invasion and digestion issues.
Paving Progress and Denton Arcs Lighting Plan
Daytime passers through notice fresh paving on East Hickory and a promising business district. Night views are hampered by lack of arc lighting though a power station upgrade will fix current delays. The square paving completion drew little attention despite long agitation and a few holdouts delaying celebration.
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East Hickory
Denton
Denton city government urged to adopt a three or four member commission
An editorial argues for a commission form of government in Denton with three or four members. It contends the change would streamline administration, save salaries, and improve city services, noting paving projects as evidence of progress and urging voter support for a special charter over the current general charter. The piece stresses full-time focus on city departments and better long term governance.
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Denton
Editor Hamilton Buys Old M. Jacobsen Home
The Lewisville Enterprise editor Hamilton purchases the M. Jacobsen residence, indicating profitable operations. The Pilot Point Post-Signal ponders the fate of the McKinney Gainesville interurban line, once planned to run through Pilot Point and Tioga, now seemingly vanished toward the Denton Dallas route.
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Pilot Point
McKinney-Gainesville
Pilot Pont and Tioga
Denton-Dallas
Crescendo and club meetings in Crescendo and Pilot Pont
The Post Signal reports weekly Crescendo and XIX Century club meetings in Sanger and nearby towns. Pilot Point forms a Boy Scout branch led by Dr W H Hawley, praised for teaching boys to be self reliant and helpful, with aims of character and service.
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Sanger
Pilot Pont
Boy Scout Movement
W. H. Hawley
Concrete walks mark civic progress in Denton towns
An editorial urges early start on building concrete walks and supports an ordinance regulating walk construction to protect property owners and contractors. Denton is praised for pursuing quality sidewalks to boost town appeal, even as a smaller city. The note ends with a restaurant promotion unrelated to the main item.
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Record and Chronicle
Denton
Fort Worth
Wolter Executed for 1910 Grate Fire Murder
Albert Wolter was electrocuted in Ossining New York for the murder of 15 year old Ruth Wheeler in a New York City grate fire case on March 24 1910. He claimed innocence in a final statement asserting God witness to his innocence.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Ossining
N. Y
Albert Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
New York City
Wolter
County Trustees Election Questions Stir Local Officials
Judge Hoskins leads a debate over how county trustees are elected with conflicting state provisions. A special bulletin due February 15 will seek guidance from State Superintendent Brasley and the Attorney General. Unclear points include election timing, precinct-based voting, and whether five members align with Commissioners' districts.
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Hoskins
Brasley
Michel Dropped From Louisiana Governor Primary
The Louisiana gubernatorial second primary became unnecessary after John T. Michel withdrew. Judge L. E. Hall, backed by the Good Government League, became the nominee. The Senatorial race will feature Gov Sanders and Rep Broussard in a second primary.
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Louisiana
John T. Michel
L. E. Hall
The
Good Government League
Guv. Sanders
Broussard
Den ton Pastors Report Total Additions to Churches
In a Den ton Pastors association meeting the total additions to churches to date were reported at 291. Rev Boyd stated reclamations feature among the figure with many joining local churches or those back home. Ninety six members were reclaimed and many others are expected to join in coming Sundays.
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Denton Pastors’ Association
Adair
Record and Chronicle
Boyd
Weather forecast shows rain then cold wave hitting east later
The Weather Bureau predicts rain first of the week in the East with normal temperatures in the present disturbance moving to the West and Middle West. A general disturbance is due in the far West Tuesday or Wednesday bringing snow to the north and rain to the southern states.
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Middle West
Weather Bureau
Far West
Clark in fight to finish for Missouri delegation
Champ Clark declares he will fight to finish for a straight Missouri delegation with himself on the ticket and will not join with Jos. W. Folk or any other presidential aspirant. He insists he stands alone and refuses calls for a divided delegation.
The Record Keeps Readers Updated After Supper
A lively note invites subscribers to read the paper after supper and stay posted on current events. It promises up-to-date social and community news and encourages placing orders by phone.
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Fort Worth hosts National Feeders and Breeders Show
The 1912 Fort Worth Fat Stock Show runs March 18 to 23, featuring purebred cattle from top breeders and many entries from Texas and Oklahoma. The exhibit promises a grand display of standard beef breeds, blue ribbons, and improved feeding efficiency attracting all ages and interests.
Pathological display at Fort Worth show educates on diseased meats
At the National Feeders and Breeders Show in Fort Worth March 18 23 1912 a Pathological display will be shown by Dr A D Melvin and Dr R F Eagle. The exhibit features a large refrigerator with diseased meat samples and lectures by Washington scientists to show federal inspections and preventing disease in meat producing and dairy animals. No charge for lectures or display.
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Coliseum
A. D. Melvin
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
R. F. Eagle
Department
United States
Southwest
Poultry Show to Open at Fat Stock Grounds March 18 1912
Fort Worth ex ecutive committee arranged for an attractive 36 by 60 foot exhibition building on the Fat Stock Show grounds for the annual Poultry Show. The event runs March 18 to 23 in connection with the National Breeders Show with about 2000 birds from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Arizona New Jersey New York Maine and other southern states. M C Allison secretary W J Newcomb and L Malone lead a large committee overseeing prizes and classes, promising the largest poultry exhibit ever seen in the southwest.
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Fort Worth Poultry and Pigeon Association
Fort Worth
M. C. Allison
W. J. Newcomb
L. Malone
Record and Chronicle Classified Preview Teases Listings
The next issue promises a full classified section with diverse listings. Readers are urged to check the Record and Chronicle for potential ads including jobs housing and items for sale.
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Record
Chronicle Classified
Dolomites Highway Opens Linking Italy and Bavaria
In May 1910 a new highway through the Dolomites from Botzen to Toblach opened, described as a miracle of engineering and a link between Italy’s Lake district and Bavaria. The route offers splendid scenery, with Botzen and Toblach as entry gates to the dramatic mountains, and notes a short cut to Vigo di Fassa closed to motor traffic.
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Botzen
Toblach
Lake District
Italy
Bavaria
Milan
Venice
Munich
Harper’s Weekly
Heinrich Kunter
Brenner Pass
Vigo di Fassa
Eggen- Thal
Karer See
Muzzling Roosters Prompts City Ordinance Talk
Los Angeles considers a law barring roosters from crowing between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. The city attorney weighs options including muzzle bans or throat operations while acknowledging enforcement challenges. Residents complain of sleepless nights caused by nocturnal crowing.
Library boasts nearly three thousand volumes in stock
Mrs. Lotto Munn notes the library now holds over 2 990 volumes and Mrs. Oldcastle remarks not all can be read though most will be. A careful selection ensures gift tops on nearly all items. The Port Worth event plans special programs for West Texas Day North Texas and Oklahoma Day with entertainment and education for excursion days.
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F. Sily
Port Wori Terch
West Texas
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Texas Woys
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Warns for New Stomach
An advertisement cites a millionaire's stomach illness to warn readers about dyspepsia and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets from the Rexall Store. It claims the remedy restores gastric power and offers a money back guarantee with three sizes priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar.
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Rexall
O. M. Curtis
Farmers' Gin Co Announces Weeklong Cotton Trading
The Farmers' Gin Co., managed by W. J. Hamilton, urges patrons to bring cotton next week to sell at the highest market price, announcing ongoing operations and inviting seller participation.
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Roe Farmers’ Gin
Farmers’ Gin Co
W. J. Hamilton
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