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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
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A long list of local and county offices with candidate names for mayor, aldermen, commissioners, sheriff, tax collector, clerk, treasurer, and justice positions. The column discusses party themes, prohibition, and editorial opinions about gubernatorial candidates Poindexter Colquitt Johnson and Davidson. It includes quotes from editors and a Dos/Vernon exchange about Bailey politics.
Fred Rayzor presents a solution to the cat puzzle from the issue dated the 10th. He calculates that 1 1 2 cats catch 1 1 2 rats in 1 1 2 minutes, then one cat catches 1 rat in 1 2 minutes. He derives 33 1 3 rats in 50 minutes and concludes three cats are needed to catch 100 rats in 50 minutes. He also comments on Simmons puzzle as impossible and mentions Mr. Rayzor will pay in treats for the work.
March 10 locality notes report Sam Curt singer visiting J. L. Curtsinger in Paint Rock, Jonah Miller from Sanger, B C Coffey from Slidell at Odd Fellows, Cc. W. Morrison ill with pneumonia fever, Minnie Miller visiting Sanger, Allie Meek back at school after absence. Dr. W A Jolly in Hortonville on business. Farmers busy planting corn with oats ground to cotton. Harriet Down and Dee Tidwell ill but improving.
A boy recalls a tale of three brothers Jim John and Bob and 17 horses In a division a venerable old man adds his horse to make 18 He then gives nine six and two horses respectively claiming the extra animal makes equal shares The outcome leaves the brothers satisfied as they prepare to go get something
Local notice lists Hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats offered by C. F. Witherspoon & Son. Buyers urged to contact the firm for supply and pricing.
Mrs. W. H. Pierce of 46 E Hickory Denton Texas says Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble in 1905 and she still uses them as a tonic purchased at J F Raley & Co. drug store. The ad promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and 5 cent price.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas says facing death from Civil War battle was easier than battling consumption. He suffered a stub born cold and coughing spells for years until using Dr King's New Discovery which he credits with restoring his weight from 138 to 178 pounds. Trial bottle offered and guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
John White, age 27, died near Aubrey three miles north on February 26. Funeral arrangements pending.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. It promises relief from loss of appetite digestion issues nervousness and despondency with an easy dose sold by J. F. Raley & Co.
Notice to all contractors bidding on an eight room brick school in Krum Texas bids due by 1 pm Wednesday March 23 1910 at the board office. Plans available at Krum and Ardmore offices with $5 deposit refundable on return. Bids require 3 percent certified check and may be rejected. G P Evans president W H Smith secretary B R Smith trustees.
J C Guy offers two fresh cigar lines priced at 5 cents and 10 cents. The advertisement invites customers to try the products, emphasizing freshness in both price tiers.
The school will begin work Monday as usual after a fire was confined to the main office room by firemen. The manager A C G McGinnis asks for continued patronage and cooperation as they prepare students for the commercial world.
An excerpt shows Truxton King trapped in a castle prison amid a conspiracy led by Count Marlaux and Peter Brutus. Olga Platanova intervenes to halt an assassination plot against Prince Robin while King plots a dangerous escape as a countdown to a looming strike and upheaval.
An old advertisement promotes Hicks’ C a nadine as a fever reducer and ache reliever. It touts three sizes priced at 10 25 and 60 cents and claims effectiveness for fever and malaise associated with heat or malarial conditions.
Texas Almanacs are for sale at this office. Readable notice directs readers to see Entler Edwards for details on purchase options and availability.
In a tense exchange, Buxton charges Count Mariaux with drawing away Edelweiss's guards. Tullis plans a cavalry probe into the hills to rescue a prisoner, taking a captain and 100 soldiers from the fort. Truxton and Peter Grutus react to the ruse as the 26th looms.
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