Subscription rates and public notices in The Record and Chronicle
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription prices per month six and twelve months by mail with advance payment and a weekly rate. It notes second class mail status in Denton Texas under federal acts and warns readers that erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification to publishers.
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Announcement list for local Texas elections and city offices
Local Democratic primary announcements name candidates for Local Representative County Judge Attorney Tax Assessor Tax Collector County Clerk County Treasurer District Clerk Sheriff and precinct officials. City announcements list Mayor and Aldermen. Also a column discusses Denton perception, infrastructure, and state politics including Fort Worth line funding and insurance bill debates.
High School Societies Night Program at R E Lee Auditorium
The program lists an orchestra, tableau, calisthenics, and multiple vocal and instrumental solos planned for Friday night March 4 at 8 16 p m Miss Nannie Joe Minnis reads One Hundred On Stitch and Miss Vera Foreman sings Toyland The program includes Hatchet Drill Twenty little boys and Sun set voice solos with Mesdames Banks and Allen Curtain.
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Odette
Stitch
Nannie Joe Minnis
Victor Herbert
Vera Foreman
Bernst
Miss Bee Rattan
Frances Allitson
Misses Poe
Scharwenka
Lucile Beckham
Farmers Buy Automobiles in Denton County Boom
The Record and Chronicle notes farmers are purchasing cars as good crops raise buying power. With strong harvests and favorable prices, about fifty more automobiles may join Denton County farms. Farmers plan to pay cash, not use installment plans, per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram report.
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Blue Label Produce Guarantee Advertised by Long & King
An ad asserts fruit and vegetables packed under the Blue Label are guaranteed. Call Long and King for details and assurance, promising customer satisfaction to those who inquire.
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Long & King
Fifty Years Of Marriage For Denton Germans Roys
Charles and Amelia Roy, respected German American residents of Denton, celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Friday at home. Married in Germany on March 4, 1860, they have lived in Texas for about twenty years and are aged 73 and 75 with five children and forty five grandchildren.
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Charles
Amelia Roy
Denton
Mrs. Roy
Germany
Texas
Arnica Salve touted for skin eruptions and burns
An advertisement claims Bucklen Arnica Salve quickly cures skin eruptions boils ulcers fever sores and gives instant relief for burns cuts bruises chapped lips hands chilblains and piles. It markets 25 cents at J. Raley & Co.
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J. Raley & Co
City Council approves measures and sets 1910 election
Denton city council continued business approving a 33 year lease payments totaling 280 dollars yearly to a company. A health report praised the dumping grounds. The macadamizing of Fast Hickory street advanced. An April 5 1910 general election and May 7 special election were ordered with designated election officers. An ordinance on streetcar safety was referred to the ordinance committee. Several bills and warrants were approved for the General Fund Street and Bridge and other accounts.
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Fast Hickory Street
L. T. Fowlkes
B. F. Paschall
W. W. Baxter
J. M. Barrett
Truxton King in Graustark Romance Adventure
Truxton King, son of a New York steel magnate, seeks romantic adventure in Graustark where chivalry flourishes and danger lurks as he and ally Uncle Jack defend the prince and forbidden loves against European conspirators. The tale follows King, Olga Platanova, Marlaux, John Tullis, Loraine, and others in a globe trotting quest for romance.
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Graustark
Prince Robin
Europe
Truxton
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Olga Platanova
Marlaux
John Tullis
Lovely Loraine
Prince of
Graystark
Journey to Graustark Interlude in Edelweiss Tavern
An American traveler Truxton King arrives in Edelweiss Graustark seeking romance and adventure beyond Asia and Africa. He encounters Spantz the armorer and learns of Graustark royalty, regents, and the young prince Vetive yet the culture and spectacle disappoint him. King meets the princely intrigue and a wary gry gaze from a military stranger.
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