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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
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Denton reports the North Texas Normal summer session drawing near 900 students with expectations of 1,000 by term end. A large road project on Hickory Street and other streets aims to macadamize all approaches to the square, while No Man's Land along Oak Street remains rough and undermines travel, urging county repair or citizen action.
Several breaks in levees above Harvey's canal south of New Orleans intensified flooding from the Hymelia crevasse. About 200 residents were forced to evacuate their homes yesterday.
An advertisement touts MIO-NA stomach tablets as a cure for digestion issues and related symptoms. It claims quick relief from gas heartburn and dizziness and markets the product as a body tonic with two week use. The pitch mentions M. Curtis and reliable druggists selling the large box for 50 cents and notes a 50 cent offer for the Daily Record and Chronicle.
Joon Hale, man charged with letting a 16 year old play at a local pool hall. Cc. H. Stark, proprietor, arrested for permitting Lillard Ligon, son of D. S. Ligon, to play in the hall.
Mrs. J. H. Standefer of Denton Texas reports kidney pain backache and irregular secretions improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J F Raley & Co Drug Store. After two boxes she says she was completely cured. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs E Wilson of Marieta Ohio returns home after visiting brother J B Grubbs. Miss Frankie Walker goes to Montague after visiting Mr and Mrs W E McGee. Elizabeth Rhine at Denton C I A visits home. W Y Barnett in Fort Worth. M T Bale and wife of Dallas here. Corbett Wilson and Bob Miller recieve a new thresher and thrash. R R Rucker in Denton. 18 month old son of Jim and Mrs Reeve dies. funeral at Baptist church, interment Playview cemetery. Rain falls from Monday afternoon through night. Mrs Roline Naylor in Denton. W Y Barnett and daughter in Denton. J B Hays in Sanger. Vera Fox at C I A visits home. A P Balthrop’s buggy and Corbett Wilson’s horse stolen. no clue. Harley Sanderson in Slidell. Overshiner of Valley View visiting sister Mrs T E Hornsby. Walter Finley visiting at Stony. Mrs D Bradley of Sanger here. Mrs E O Hayes from Denton visiting home. Mrs G B Barnett bitten by spider. Daisy Koiner dies Monday evening. D C Myers rent house west of town burned. Ina Tincher of Aubrey here. Mrs A F Moore and Mrs Chris al of Grand Falls visit S A Blewett. Miss Gay Dean attends Normal at Ada Oklahoma.
Classified notice from R A Huff seeking work with a car record and Chronicle mention. Reads as a brief personal ad placed in the local paper.
The article reports Roosevelt opponents growing in influence as credentials issues threaten seating 78 delegates. Plans include possibly withdrawing from the Republican party to form a new party while Roosevelt weighs delaying action and even summoning a new convention after the Democrats meet in Baltimore.
In a moonlit forest the Black Seigneur seeks the Mount and a castle stronghold. Explosions flare as Governor’s troops clash with townspeople at the Mount gates and Elise faces danger amid a chaotic assault and a pivotal choice.
The convention met at noon and recessed after four minutes until four. At four it adjourned until eleven o clock to await the Credentials Committee report on the permanent convention roll. The day was practically lost and nominations will likely be late Saturday.
Roosevelt asserts he will campaign to win or lose and signals support for creating a new progressive party. He denounces the Republican National Convention as fraudulent and says he refuses to be bound by its actions or nominations. He accuses opponents of foul play aided by Taft and notes the defunct committee usurped Roosevelt delegates for Taft.
Taft holds enough votes to secure the nomination but party leaders fear defeat in November. The Roosevelt camp resists any bolt, and a new party threat shifts the strike line. Roosevelt delegates arrange the Third Regiment Armory as a meeting venue in case of a split.
Twenty Grayson County Republicans wired Cecil Lyon in Chicago declaring support for a progressive national party headed by Roosevelt and pledging time and effort to its victory. The group says the new party is heartily approved.
The timetable lists service from 6 a.m. to 10 40 p.m with west bound trains from the depot at even hours and at 20 and 40 minutes past, east bound from Highland Park on the same pattern, and additional notes for normal college and other routes. R J Wilson serves as president and general manager.
The passage argues that purchasing from home merchants improves town prosperity and supports local labor, leading to better store conditions, more hiring, and population growth as the community thrives. It emphasizes community loyalty and regional trade to fuel economic strength.
Troopers escorting the Governor's daughter ride to the Mount entering a town with dark walls and few lights. hostile faces and chilling air greet their approach as they near the massive portals into the governor’s realm. The Marquis laments the Mount's melancholy aspect as they proceed.
A breezy social column notes current happenings and recent happenings, inviting readers to stay informed about local gossip and events. It promises timely updates and offers to place orders or calls for more information.
Publication summons to the sheriff or constable of Denon County to notify unknown heirs and legatees of multiple deceased individuals including H C Bernard J S Bernard A J Bernard Mary Ann Bernard Robert T Beale John Morton Cynthia Morton Rufus Morton E Boon Amos Morrill Louisa Dorsey Jasper Dorsey J A N Murray and others in a probate matter under Texas law. The document lists unknown heirs and requires appearance or claim actions.
Plaintiff cites multiple unknown heirs of deceased and missing heirs tied to several ancestors to cancel clouds on title. The petition requests citation, guardian ad litem, and final judgment to quiet title to three described tracts in Denton County with other relief and costs.
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