Notice to the Public Denton Texas 1910
Public notice from Denton Texas dated March 19 1910 warns that any erroneous reflection on firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. It lists subscription terms per month or six months by mall and one year by mall in advance and includes weekly rates.
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Postoffice
Denton
Texas
Record and Chronicle
John Tullis
Duke of
Perse
Russia
St. Petersburg
Afghanistan
Grand Duke
Paulus
Edelweiss
Balak
Orient
King
Announcements of Local Primary Elections Names listed
A column of political announcements lists candidates for Local Representative County Judge County Attorney Tax Assessor Tax Collector County Clerk County Treasurer District Clerk Sheriff and various Precinct officers including Commissioners Justices of the Peace Constables Public Weigher with multiple names per post. The notices indicate these are subject to the democratic primary election process.
City Elections slate headline
City announces candidates for mayor and ward seats. Ed F Bates and 0 P Poe listed for mayor. Aldermen J A Smith Ward 1, Fowler for Ward 1, M Evans Ward 2, J M Hoard Ward 3, P J Beyet and T A Robinson Ward 4.
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ED F. Bates
P. Poe
J. A
Alex) Smith
BE. Fowler
Dr Harrington to Take Over Denton Station West of Town
Dr Harrington head of the experimental stations will arrive in Denton Monday to finalize the acquisition of the 100 acres west of town for the state. Citizens are urged to give him a popular reception to show appreciation for his role in saving the station and perhaps become a resident.
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Harrington
Denton
Record and Chronicle
Dr. Harrington
Recording Chronicle
Blackland Experiment Station
Grayson County Votes On Local Option Today
Grayson County residents cast ballots today on local option. Texarkana remains dry and no wetter towns exist along the Texas and Pacific line outside Fort Worth on the continental division.
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Grayson County
Texarkana
Texas and Pacific
Fort Worth
Oldfield Sets Fast Mile Record At Over 120 MPH
Barney Oldfield drove a 200 horsepower car to exceed 120 miles per hour and finished a measured mile in 27 and a fraction seconds, the fastest human speed recorded to date.
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Barney Oldfield
Denton businessmen plan event for Boys Corn Growers clubs
Denton merchants pledge full effort to entertain county Boys Corn Growers clubs at their March 26 meeting. They laud young farmers using scientific methods in their first agricultural venture and seek to show appreciation for their ambition.
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Denton
Harrington to Take Over State Denton Experiment
An outline notes Dr Harrington will arrive next week to assume duties for the state at the Denton experiment station, replacing the current head. The fragment confirms a handover and ongoing project leadership.
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Dr. Harrington
Denton
Experimental wheat sowing shifts to full 100 acres next year
The farm plans only a small experimental value this year but will devote the entire 100 acres to experimental work starting next year, with promised far reaching benefits. A Denton grocer refused a credit line to a man who said he bought cash from a Chicago mail order house.
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Record
Chronicle
Denton
Chicago
Crame
Vos Engo
Truxton
John
Bobby
Loraine
Local Investors Put Large Sums Into Denton County Land
The report notes several investors from Jones Dallas Williamson Kaufman counties plowed big sums into Denton County real estate and farms. Sums include 20000 from a Jones county man 10000 another 8000 another 12500 from a Dallas county resident 10000 from a Williamson county man and 93000 from Kaufman county participants. Many more have shown appreciation in eight to ten months with many others expected.
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Jones County
Denton County
Dallas County
Williamson County
Kaufman County
Denton Chamber Praises Local Newspapers For Town Growth
The Chamber of Commerce directors thank The Record and Chronicle for aiding in building a bigger and better Denton. They say citizens should support efforts that improve the town and county, noting such projects profit every resident.
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Chamber of Commerce
Denton
Record and Chronicle
Back Talk and Marital Misfortune Compared
The column cites a Tennessee woman who killed herself after the death of her third husband and contrasts her feelings with a New York actor who boasts of four marriages. It mocks the actor’s book and remarks on his current wife, calling the remarks shameless.
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Tennessee
New York
Dallas News
Tam Tolson Endorses Electric Bitters Health Booster
Elizabethtown Kentucky resident B F Tolson, age seventy, praises Electric Bitters for restoring health and vigor. He reports the tonic tones the stomach, regulates kidneys and bowels, stimulates the liver, and strengthens nerves. The product is offered at 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by F Raley & Co.
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Tam
B. F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
F. Raley & Co
We Seek Grocery Share for Prompt Attention on Orders
Sincerely offering a share in our grocery business with prompt attention to all orders large or small. Contact LONG and KING by phone at 44 for careful consideration and service.
Goss Gase recalls the Hughes case in Denton County trial
The February district court murder case of Ed Goss mirrors the 1897 Hughes case with circumstantial evidence. Goss faces a venue change from Cooke to Denton, aided by county officials and a large prosecution panel. The trial is set for March 23 with extensive witnesses and a hung Cooke jury precedent cited.
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Distri Court
Hughes
Ed. Goss
Cooke County
Goss
Denton
Cooke
Murphy
Mayes
Wilson
E. I. Key
Potter
Denton County
Nathan Hughes
George Frampton
Henry Davis
Davis
Gainesville
Santa Fe
Montague
St. Joe
Montague County
Gainesvile
New Presbyterian Publishing House Opens In Church Street Store
The Presbyterian Board of Publication leases 414 and 415 Church street for a new book store and offices after a Cumberland Publishing House transfer. Will H. Shearon heads the book business with a full line of Presbyterian titles and general books. The Presbyterian Advance will share space and expand.
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Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing House
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
First National Bank
W. E. Ward
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Church Street
Warren Bros
Will H. Shearon
Cumberlang
Mayors Plank Argues City Council Control of Water Works
Bates argues small cities should not elect water works superintendents nor street commissioners. He favors city council hiring and firing, cites accountability and reduced political influence, and notes current commission forms in Dallas Fort Worth and Greenville. He urges lowest feasible water and light rates and describes the city’s strong finances, improvements, and tax rate changes.
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Texas
Counci
Dallas
Fort Worth
Greenville
Edf
Bates
Truxton King Leads Bold Escape From Castle
Truxton King plans a midnight escape with Mr. Hobbs and a loyal band to reach John Tullis in the hills. In a royal water gate scene, Bobby asks King to seek Uncle Jack, gifts a lucky stone, and hints at a future knighthood.
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Vos Engo
John Tullis
Mr. Hobbs
Truxton
Anay
Mr. King
Braze
Hobbs
Truxton King
Prince Robin
King
Gare
Jack
Bobby
Spantz
Goodby
Colonel Quinnox
Haddan
Daffy
Cleaning the Standpipe Steeple Jack at Work
A steeple jack scrapes and paints the stand pipe inside and outside at height. R P Fields, with twelve years of experience, notes the job is dangerous in March winds but claims no accidents and reveals pay is modest. Weather will affect completion time.
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R. P. Fields
Hair Tonic Promise Attracts Nationwide Sales
Parsian Sage hair tonic now sold by druggists nationwide with promises to cure dandruff stop hair loss and itching within two weeks. It claims to soften harsh hair and make it lustrous in days, sold for 00 cents a bottle with mail orders prepaid by Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo New York and O M Curtis. March 1931 April 9.
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America
O. M. Curtis
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Notre Dame Lady’s Free Rheumatism Cure Appeal
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home remedy that supposedly cures rheumatism whether muscular or in joints sciatica lumbago and kidney pains. The notice claims the treatment removes uric acid from blood loosens stiff joints purifies blood and improves overall vitality and asks sufferers to write for proof and address.
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Notre Dame
Long and King Groceries Ad Sparks Local Interest
A compact grocery ad from Long and King highlights everyday shopping in town. The notice urges residents to consider Long and King for a range of staples and fresh items, emphasizing convenience and pricing.
Nation's Famous Musicians at Lee School Auditorium
Famous musicians perform at Lee School Auditorium tonight admission 50 cents for the public and 35 cents for students.
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Lee School
Prompt service and courteous treatment by Long and King
Local grocers Long and King emphasize prompt service and courteous treatment. Furniture and goods are described as good with available phone contact at 44.
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Long & King
Cardui touted by Lenoir woman as strength booster
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina praises Cardui the tonic for women claiming it renewed her strength after laundry duty and left her feeling stout as a mule She endorses the remedy saying it helps relieve headaches backache and other complaints of weak women and urges others to try it.
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Lenoir, N. C
Kate Waters
Lenoir, N.C
Cardui
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