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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for weekly and yearly mail delivery with advance payment options. Includes 1878 1903 post office notices and a public correction policy stating errors will be corrected if brought to publishers’ attention.
A Denton Texas date 1910 column defends fair news reporting and political neutrality. It cites Cleveland Ohio's Chief of Police Fred C Kohler, the "golden rule" leader acquitted after a probe into drunkenness and immorality, praising his honesty and reforms.
Appealing ad claims Parisian Sage improves hair attractiveness in days, clears dandruff, stops falling hair and itching, freshens scalp, and prevents gray. Available from druggists and Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo for 50 cents a bottle. includes customer testimonial from Ada M. Bratt dated March 23, 1910.
A group of Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company workers on strike in Fort Worth split the city into four wards. They plan to visit residents to persuade them to quit the company.
The Kansas City case tests whether modern flour bleaching violates the pure food law. Judge McPherson’s charge centers on the law’s definition of adulteration as adding any poisonous or deleterious ingredient that may injure health and whether quantity matters. The trial cost the government over 25 000 dollars and could halt bleaching if upheld on appeal.
An old fashioned advertisement urges readers to keep Perry Davis Painkiller ready for colds and chills. It claims a teaspoon in hot water or milk prevents later trouble and cites pricing for 35 and 50 cent sizes with mass sales.
Local trader Beta phones 7. D. R. Turner offers vegetable supply services around the clock, promising ready assistance to customers seeking fresh produce.
Get the habit of calling G. W. Elber when you want groceries fruit jars caps rubbers poultry or eggs Oklahoma ear corn 65 cents oat and oat bags Co PF Witherspoon & Sons.
For nice fresh groceries butter eggs and chickens ring G W Elbert. Both phones.
Capudine relieves headaches of all kinds including sick nervous headaches and those from heat cold or stomach trouble. It also treats attacks of cold or grip and quickly eases aching feverish pose and restores normal conditions. Capudine is a pleasant liquid remedy sold at 5¢ stores.
The passage traces Jesus as the Messiah and the role of John the Baptist. It explains Peter’s declaration that Jesus is the Christ, the rock on which the church is built, and clarifies the meaning of keys to the kingdom, church authority, and the future resurrection.
Emory C. Smith announces a public political discussion next Monday at 2 30 p m in the district court room Judge Poindexter endorses the event Rayzor is invited to attend and respond to his defense of Cone Johnson held last Saturday in Emory County July 14th 287¢
Fresh vegetables offered daily with contact via ring 44 at Long and King location.
D R Turner notes price and weight details with both phones listed. The brief item records a shop notice referencing standard weights and contact numbers for inquiries.
An advert promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal remedy for throat and lung troubles. It claims triumph over stubborn colds coughs hemorrhages lagrippe croup asthma hay fever and whooping cough with satisfaction guaranteed and trial bottles free at J. F. Raley & Co.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft wants a trust busting justice on the Supreme bench with F B Kellogg, Standard Oil prosecutor, named as possible. Justice Moody plans to retire this fall creating another vacancy.
Writ issued by the district court at its regular term in Denton County with return to be shown. Witness W E Durbin clerk of the district court. Dated at the office in Denton June 1 1910 with official seal and signature. 6-18-8-6ine
M. J. Stouis files suit in Denton County District Court to quiet title to 94 acres near Hickory Creek. He alleges peaceable possession and tax payments for over five years and ten years to secure fee simple title against the heirs and unknown successors of Samuel H. Lewis and other defendants. Case No 6204 lists dates for publication and future court appearance in August 1910.
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