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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle publishes a notice offering corrections for any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations and invites readers to call the publishers. It also lists telephone rates and advance payment terms for subscriptions and a 40 shilling rate.
The article argues for an interurban line to connect Denton with Fort Worth and Dallas, praising A D Rogers and associates as credible promoters. It notes political missteps in candidate listing and urges unity to boost Denton’s fortunes, predicting population growth over the next decade if the project proceeds.
Local ad from G W Elbert invites customers to bring poultry butter and eyes to 33 West Oak Street for the highest cash price offered at all times. The notice emphasizes prompt payment and ongoing availability.
A Los Angeles Examiner clipping reports Florence Work the sole graduate of Venice Polytechnic High School in Wheel Miss. She will serve as class valedictorian poet and historian, edit the school paper Gondolier, present the class play as a monologue, and deliver the commencement address. Exercises run Sunday to Friday with a baccalaureate, inaugural student-officer events, athletic letters, and a Friday exhibit and banquet.
Juarez report from June 18 describes distinct apprehensions as Federal columns move toward Sotora and the approaches to Juarez and Chihuahua. The advance near the border signals imminent clashes between government forces and opposing groups.
At the Republican convention Roosevelt and Taft factions clash over a temporary roll call and seating power. Gov Hadley defends Roosevelt aligned plans while Rosewater blocks amendment as the room debates chairmanship and prepares for a roll call.
The Associated Press reports a sharp clash at La Cruz about 0 miles south of here as Huerta forces push toward Bachimba. Estimated federal fatalities reach about 100, with rebels claiming ten killed.
A short notice urges readers to drop in for meals, offering day and night service and praising the style of cooking and service at Smith's Restaurant.
A compact grocery ad promises first class service and punctual delivery at the right price. Customers are invited to phone 44 for orders from Long & King.
Police guarded every aisle and corner before doors opened at the convention hall in Chicago. Officers, themselves tense, tried to arrest a string of assistant sergeants at arms before identifying them. Prominent people could not gain entry for lack of tickets.
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Or better yet prevent fly breeding by screening stables keeping manure in closed pits or bins and sprinkling with dry plaster or slaked lime to deter activity.
Attorney General Lightfoot said in Austin that the second primary planned by some counties will not affect candidates for state offices or the United States Senate. The remark clarifies that the local vote does not change eligibility or ballot status for statewide races.
Chicago June 18. H F MacGregor of Houston was selected by a Taft caucus to succeed Cecil Lyon as Texas national committeeman for the next four years. Lyon is a Roosevelt ally.
A two story nine room boarding house near Normal priced at 2250 with 750 cash down and 37.50 monthly. See J L Blewett vice president Denton County National Bank for details.
Col Roosevelt spoke to a jammed Big Auditorium crowd in Chicago on June 18 detailing campaign lines. He announced two principles including resisting contested delegates voting on organization and pledged to oppose such actions. The ex president received a rousing welcome with chants urging him to press the battle.
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A New York Times June 5 1911 diary style note urged housewives to join a crusade against flies. It extols the swatter as a symbol of civilization and dominance over pests, envisioning its display in homes to conquer the fly problem.
AUSTIN June 24 The Ennis waterworks case will go to the United States Supreme Court. Bread that tastes right and is right with your money's worth in every loaf. Try our bread and get the satisfaction in bread that your neighbor is getting.
A simple home remedy described by Emma Telford uses a mixture of sweet milk sugar and black pepper. Place on plates where flies gather and wait for flies to die or be stunned within a few hours.
A heavy rain drenched Dallas and spread overnight to Snyder, Fort Worth, Waco, Seymour, Columbus, Jefferson, Palestine, Marlin, San Angelo, Waxahachie, Weatherford, and Stephenville with reports from many North Texas points.
June 11 report notes farmers harvesting locally and visits by the Masons of Bartonville and Mr and Mrs Kerr of Flower Mound. A birth is recorded June 3 for Mr and Mrs Walker. Social items include Miss Lee Baggett hosting an ice cream social and visits by Steve Williams and Evelyn Miller of Hebron.
A perilous pursuit ends with Elise guiding her horse across a foaming torrent while the Marquis pursues her, then a hidden ruin reveals a monastery as armed villagers surround them. The Governor's daughter shows resolve, and a later scene in Versailles hints at political intrigue and mounting danger.
No American attorney or claimant for damages from Juarez battle deaths appeared at the Mexican consulate in El Paso on June 17. Claimants say the case belongs to the United States to press, with Mexico as the defendant. Beechnut Peanut Butter in all sizes advertised. TURNER BROS.
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