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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle announces subscription rates per month and per year for mail delivery, with terms for six and twelve month periods. It notes postal classifications and dates of entry, and states that corrections will be made if readers report any errors.
The Denton Record and Chronicle lauds Wichita Falls harmony as the key to rapid growth and urges Denton leaders to unite. It notes Wichita Falls’ population surge to nearly 10,000 by 1910, driven by a $10,000 annual Chamber of Commerce budget, extensive industrial plans, and new infrastructure. The piece calls on local leaders in Denton to halt petty bickering and contribute time and money to town-building.
Denton business property in the latest sale commanded about $500 per front foot. The result underscores ongoing strong demand as the market continues its upward trajectory in the city.
A Denton county man urges local residents to support their home county by boosting it in everyday life. He notes the good comes from actions close to home and need not require travel or distant effort.
A reading of a Dallas faculty roster reveals many recently elected teachers who resemble a Denton city directory, with familiar names across Dallas schools.
Recommend Perry Davis Painkiller for sudden chills or discomfort at home. Mix a teaspoonful in hot water or milk for prompt relief. bottles come in 35 or 50 cents, a reliable 70 year old remedy available at druggists.
Cone Johnson spoke to about 2,200 supporters in San Marcos on Friday dedicating his entire address to prohibition. The crowd was largely composed of prohibitionists.
Colquitt spoke at Waco to about 1 200 people and at Mart in McLennan county to roughly 9 500 or 600 listeners. He argued submission has no place on the ticket but warned it could lead to defeat if included.
Judge Poindexter addressed a large crowd in Palmer Ellis County criticising opponents and saying Johnson was too new a convert to prohibition.
Davidson addressed a large Clarksville crowd criticizing opponents and denouncing Cone Johnson for remaining silent under Bailey charges of slandering him.
Petition submissions circulate at multiple locations across the state as groups push for formal action. Politicians and organizers coordinate drives to gather support and verify signatures before deadlines.
An advisory warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The notice urges purchasing genuine Hall's products from druggists with a price of 75 cents per bottle.
A new delivery of catfish has arrived for Smith's Restaurant, ensuring fresh supply for upcoming service. Bota phones reported coordinating the shipment and confirming arrivals for kitchen prep.
The city schools mark their largest graduation class in years with fifteen girls and fourteen or more boys.
The Venton High School baccalaureate will be held at First Baptist Church Sunday morning with Rev. M. T. Andrews delivering the sermon. The 1910 class includes fifteen girls and fourteen boys, led by Rexford Oland Boyd Anderson and Sidney Quentin Bates among many named graduates.
On Fernando Noronha a perilous escape unfolds as Iris, Luisa Gomez, and San Benavides join Philip Hozier and Coke aboard two catamarans bound for a rocky coast. A man of war searches the area while a sudden searchlight reveals a dangerous chase and the chance to reach a hidden launch.
A fragment urges rheumatic sufferers to write for a home remedy said to cure at home by banishing uric acid, loosening stiff joints, purifying blood, and brightening the complexion amid testimonials and no climate change needed.
An advertisement for affordable groceries lists phone numbers 312 (new) and 126 (old) attributed to H. F. Keller.
Advertises Capudine as quick relief for headaches including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach issues. Says Capudine also treats cold or grip with rapid easing of ache and feverishness. Capiingle described as liquid easy to take acts immediately priced 10c and 25c.
Warship moves to circle islands as boats race to launch. Panic grips crew and discipline frays while Corria and San Benavides face fate. Carmela and Denton hint at personal stakes as the scene ends with a sales note.
George Miller was hanged at Clarendon for the murder of Floyd Autrey of Fort Worth in March last year. The report corrected fire losses at the National Lumber and Creosoting plant in Texarkana to 5000 dollars from 750 600 as previously stated.
More than half of the required funds have been subscribed. A total of $220,000 has been raised toward Dallas's plan to secure the Southwestern University project.
The Texas Cotton Seed Crushers association proposes a $100,000 factory to produce press cloths and cotton seed flour along with other cotton seed products.
A Washington dispatch reports insurgents will back a postal savings bank bill with a proviso that 65 percent of deposits remain in the localities where they originate, affecting regional funds and political strategy.
The State Fire Rating board says it will not provide rates for publication citing heavy advertising criticism. The decision limits access to key figures and details likely affecting rate disclosures and public awareness.
The annual meeting of the Rice Institute trustees held in Houston elected Dr. Lovett, the institute president, to a board seat. Bids are invited for the new administration building. The institute’s assets exceed 7 million dollars.
The piece notes it seems unlikely Arizona and New Mexico will be admitted this session. Insurgents withhold support from Democrats, with Bristow of Kansas quoted that the Santa Fe railroad and the smelting trust already have enough Senators without four more.
Rioters in Nanking display anti foreign sentiment and deface the American consulate walls. Placards call for slaughter of foreigners and destruction of property, raising fear of outbreaks in the city.
Fragments indicate a notification to the State Department in Washington regarding an event on the Yangtze River with provincial implications. Readable details are limited but suggest formal diplomatic contact.
Twenty five railroad managers and lawyers request an interview with President Taft to discuss the current railroad situation. The industry says it will cut working forces and suspend orders as part of a broad retrenchment. Stocks are falling amid administration attitudes highlighted by Attorney General Wickersham's actions.
Paul Mathulks of Buffalo New York says his family kept the king of laxatives Dr King’s New Life Pills at home for a year and found them a blessing. Easy yet sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles only 25 cents at J F Raley and Co.
In Durham, Mrs. J. M. identifies as a farmer's wife with heavy workload. She credits Cardui, a vegetable tonic, for rebuilding her strength after four months of limited mobility. The advertisement urges other women with womanly trouble to self treat at home using Cardui, claiming safety and efficacy.
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