Notice to the Public for Corrections and Attention
A public notice states the Record and Chronicle will correct any reflections on character or reputation of firms individuals or corporations upon request. Attention is drawn to publishers for timely corrections.
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Denton News Urges Chamber of Commerce Support
An editorial urges Denton citizens to join and support the Chamber of Commerce. It mocks naysayers about obituaries and warns against those who do not contribute to town growth. It extols public-spirited farmers and the value of learning from others through “book farming.”
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Bonham News
Democratic Platform Debate Sparks Fort Worth Speech
The Hon. Gus Shaw argues party platforms lose binding force after elections and new platforms form for future campaigns. He notes a viewed lack of enduring principles since 1892 and 1861, while a Versailles Leader excerpt urges restraint and moral honesty amid public scrutiny.
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Gus Shaw
Fort Worth
Denver
Shaw
Democratic Party
Denton Leaders Urge Fast Move to Secure Lewis School
Civic leaders praise a Denton county Trades Day and warn a Lewis school offer may be the town’s last chance. They assert a $2000 to $3000 effort could boost city value by $20,000 to $30,000 once the school locates here, urging immediate support to avoid losing the project.
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Denton
Santa Fe
The
Lewis
Denton County Chamber Members Push Do It Now Spirit
Chamber of Commerce officers in Denton County work without pay to advance the public good. They urge united effort to seize opportunities, promote a new school, and boost county development while soliciting voluntary subscriptions. Citizens from all areas endorse the cause on Trades Day, urging action. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad ends the notice.
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Chamber of Commerce
Yound
Whenton County
Denton County
Denton
Pew Habits Compared To Aggressive Advertising
A compact critique equates the discipline of church pew behavior with the persistence of intrusive ad tactics. The comparison highlights public rituals versus modern marketing pressures and questions respect for shared spaces.
Standard Business College Contract Returned for Ratification
The Standard Business College and Denton Chamber of Commerce publish and seek ratification of a long term plan to establish a business school in Denton Texas. The contract outlines land purchase a $25 000 building project 200 scholarships at $50 each and funding procedures with stipulations on scholarships and race and gender. It sets site selection abstract approval timelines and installment payments with a 1909 date.
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Lewis College
Denton
Chamber of Commerce
T. W. Lewis
Standard Business School
Texas
State of
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Sail
Suich
Saiq School
Seconda
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Melon louse damages cantaloupe and watermelons across farms
Farmers report severe damage from the melon louse or melon aphid, threatening a short crop this year. A government expert urges sending specimens to Washington for study and notes a kerosene soap emulsion spray as a control. The pest, first noted on cotton in 1854, spreads via winged forms and undersides of leaves, with full control possible only next year.
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Washington
Aph
Gossyppi
Bulletin
Life 100000 Years Ago Bones Found in Swiss Cave
Scientists uncover bones of ancient men in a Swiss cave dating to 100000 years ago. Modern dangers shift to disease era with Dr King s New Discovery praised by A W Brown of Alexander Maine for lung trouble and persistent cough. Trial bottle free. 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
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Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Children Burned In House Tragedy In Texas
Four Baker children were severely burned when a lamp exploded after their mother locked them inside a house in Waco Texas. The children, reported in critical condition, faced likely death from their injuries. The incident occurred after the mother left for church.
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Waco, Tex
Jack Baker
Burns
Hunt's Cure Endorsed for Skin Troubles by Mrs. Presland
A testimonial from Mrs. Eula Presland of Greenfield Tennessee claims Hunt's Cure has served as a constant remedy for fifteen years for eczema ringworm and similar itch skin problems and remains a reliable old friend available at 50 cents per box.
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Hunt
Eula
Presland
Greenfield
Tenn
John W Craddock Dies of Sunstroke in Ardmore
Ardmore July 14 J W Craddock aged seventy five Confederate veteran died late yesterday from heat exhaustion. Earlier he withdrew a deed conveying his money and personal property to the State and Confederate home under.
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Ardmore
J. W. Craddock
Craddock
No Cure for Baldness Declared by Noted Physician
A national reputation physician states that baldness is typically not a disease and offers Q Ban Hair Restorer and Hair Tonic as aids for coloring and growth. He notes most cases require general hygienic health measures, with rare exceptions where a cure exists. Free first bottle offered by O M Curtis and druggists carry the product.
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Samply
O. M. Curtis
All Drugg
Ste. Nol
The Brownes Arrive at the Chateau of Ararat
Lord and Lady Deppingham meet the Brownes as new rivals for the island chateau. Bags, servants, and a looming estate conflict surge into view while the two families study each other from a wary distance. Browne and Deppingham exchange formalities amid sharp social tension and looming questions about rightful ownership.
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Bowles
Saunders
Japan
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Baedeker
Bobby
Mrs. Browne
Boston
Hicks Capuciline Fever Reliever Ad
An old ad promotes Hicks Capuciline to reduce fever and relieve aches from illness heat or colds. Available in 1 5 10 percent? fractions and priced at 25 and 50 cents at drug stores.
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