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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
10
Notice outlines subscription pricing per month and six months by mail with advance payment photography. Also a general policy states corrections will be made upon notification to publishers regarding any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations.
The Denton Record and Chronicle lauds the Texas College of Industrial Arts at Denton for its six year progress and 250 students. Advocates manual training as essential for youths to earn a living through hands on work. The article links the school as a model equal to eastern programs and envisions 2,000 farm daughters attending in time.
The Southwestern Farmer highlights the College of Industrial Arts with extensive illustrations and a two page write up by Woussey, urging state support for a women’s college alongside Texas A and M. It argues the school is unique and worthy of liberal funding in future legislature.
M. R. Gilbert notes paint prices rising in Mound City as shortages push up costs for contractors and homeowners. He cites supply delays and increased material costs affecting project budgets.
Texas Dairy and Food Commissioner announces in Bulletin No. 4 that caffeine is poisonous and deleterious as an ingredient in food and drink. The department aligns with the U.S. Food and Drug Board and will regard adding caffeine as a violation of the Pure Food and Drug law. The notice is signed by J. S. Abbott, Dairy and Food Commissioner.
A list of candidates is presented for various county and precinct offices including P. P. Bill and W. C. Dickson for local representative, A. W. Walker for Flatorial representative, Lee Zumwalt for County Judge, Charles Mays for County Attorney, E. E. Miller for Tax Assessor, Sam Hawkins and Je Hamilton for Tax Collector, Oscar T. Button and M. P. Kelly for County Clerk, D. M. Reeve for County Treasurer, W. E. Durbin for District Clerk, W. C. Orr for Sheriff, John W. Stuart for Precinct 1 Commissioner, S. T. Coleman and others for Precinct 3, WM. McCormick for Justice of the Peace, Joe A. Young for Constable Precinct 1, and George Wells and C. Brownlow for Public Weaver precinct as listed.
J. M. Gorley runs in the special election on June 21 for Alderman Ward 2. Voters are urged to participate in the City announcements notice outlining the race.
A father reads a tale about a mighty lion terrorizing a region and a tiny mouse who helps the beast escape a hunter’s net. The story contrasts lions as strong predators with a moral of unlikely aid from a small creature and ends with the mouse gnawing through cords to free the lion.
The article explains Venus locked into perpetual day on one hemisphere and perpetual night on the other due to tidal friction. It describes the extreme climate extremes and the impossibility of familiar Earthlike seasons, noting how such a state would stun explorers and alter planetary conditions.
A Philadelphia lawyer in the South observes a large negro parade with diverse groups and insignia. A prominent local negro politician explains that parade is natural to the culture, not needing a special occasion. The article highlights how pageantry suits social life through churches, lodges, and rhythm.
Frontier Asthma presents a home trial treatment with full information at no charge. No cost to participate or learn about the program. Mail contact is listed as Room 702 in Buffalo New York for further steps.
The list shows numerous Denton area property holders and firms, ledgers moving from smaller to larger valuations. Names include Mrs. Frank Blumberg, J. Curbella, W. H. Cowan, J. L. Furneaux, Dr. Mullins, A. E. Graham, and American Express Co., with increases spanning from a few hundred to thousands of dollars. The compilation covers acres and estates, with many parcels advancing in value and several firms like Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Co. and Denton Press Brick Co. among those impacted.
A ledger style summary shows multiple individuals and properties with boosts in valuation. Names include C. A. Williams G. Schablowski J. R. Atchley H. B. Stone R. Cowan and entities Texas and Pacific Railway Co G C and S F Ry Co. Values rise across acres and miles, with per mile rates noted.
Miss Bertha Kindred from Denon visits Krum relatives while O J Chism and Mrs Simmons travel between Denton and the West. Residents note tasseling corn and healthy cotton as Dr W G Kimbrough and others visit. Families from Decatur Dallas Lewisville and Denison occur, with the new school story up and several whooping cough cases reported.
Mary McGee visits Plainview while Dr Hayes opens a new office. Denton guests include Miss Beb Smith Miss Cecil Horton Miss Gladys Eubanks Miss Turner and others. The Woodmen Circle initiates twenty five members. locals visiting Valley View and Lewisville return from the West.
Paul Mathurke of Buffalo New York says for a year his family has kept Dr King’s New Life Pills as a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Easy but sure remedy. only 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
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