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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
2
The article lauds the Denton Chamber of Commerce for highlighting the citys water supply and soil diversity. It credits the chambers advertising and cooperative spirit with driving population growth, rising values, and economic development in Denton and Denton County, calling the chamber the most beneficial institution for residents.
For Mayor candidates include Ed F Bates and O P Poe. Alderman Ward 1 contenders are J A Alex Smith and C E Fowler. Ward 2 lists J M Evans. Ward 3 lists J M Hoard. Ward 4 lists P J Beye and T T A Robinson.
Jim Lowry’s Honey Grove Signal marks twenty years serving Denton with a strong local voice. The piece notes Denton’s growing real estate activity, incoming citizens, and prospects like the Fort Worth Dallas interurban link and a Santa Fe extension proposal. Citizens praise the paper while a few “knockers” persist.
The Denton Record supports broad political information to curb demagogues while noting public interest in politics rises in election years. The Denison Herald engages in a fierce local option campaign in Grayson county on the anti side, with strong critique from the Houston Post about the dispute.
The sweeping win in Massachusetts Fourteenth District sent by Democrats as a landslide victory for Foss a Democrat. Republicans lament as the tariff bill's passage marks the first contest since its enactment.
Reports say Gifford Pinchot has begun a voyage to Africa in response to a cable from Col. Roosevelt. At the same time former Secretary James R. Garfield plans an attack on the Taft administration in Ohio. The "back from Elba" movement gains new momentum from these events.
Insurgent factions may gain leverage by allying with Democrats to control proceedings. A fire at Texas Christian University in Waco destroyed the main building Tuesday night, estimated loss 15000 with 40000 insured. Town hall suffered 5000 in damage.
A 19th century ad offers one hundred four dollar reward for an incurable catarrh cure. It includes endorsements of F. J. Cheney and Co. by Walding Kinn and Marvin, wholesale druggists of Toledo. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure acts internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A. Williams asks why a city similar to Denton that runs its own light plant and must compete with a private plant can light its streets while Denton cannot. The inquiry questions municipal power and efficiency.
M. R. Gilbert notes paint prices in Mounn City could rise slightly, warning residents of possible higher costs for future projects and urging budgeting adjustments.
A small ad offers a sharp promise to handle all grocery orders with prompt attention. The message asserts no order is too large or too small and provides the contact line Long & King with two phone hints.
A Kemp Texas man J A Stone prefers death in battle to consumption. He details a long cold cough and weight loss then credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete cure rising from 138 to 178 pounds. Trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Sul Ross camp elects delegates to attend the Mobile reunion and advocate Little Rock for the next gathering. Chosen are R. E. Brock, R. H. Bates, Dr. J. R. Edwards, J. M. Martin, A. J. Nance.
Provides a remedy claim for Perry Davis Painkiller to combat dampness and cold. Recommends mixing a teaspoon with warm water or milk to heat the system and avoid a cold. Invites readers to avoid substitutes and notes prices 25c 35c and 50c.
Cabbage plants priced at 75c per 100. Replacement offered if killed by frost. Sponsored by Kanady's Seed House.
Denton resident R R Turner testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache in 1905 and that his condition has not returned. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal kidney remedy sold for 50 cents by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
R. R. Bates announces resignation from the deputy assessor position with E. E. Miller to devote full time to agency work for the Famous Overland Automobile company serving Denton County. He signs as respectfully, Itp.
A brief business note offering a contact number for grocery traders to receive assistance. The message emphasizes a contact point to grow store operations and improve services.
Denton County candidate Worth Ray asks supporters to inform him of any speaking events by opponents so he can attend and request a shared time. He notes F F Hill spoke at Good Hope school house and argues for meetings in joint discussion format.
Fragmentary medical note mentions Capudine used for headache and nerve tension. Reads like a youth clinic or pharmacy record with garbled names and unclear patient identifiers.
Readable text shows C. F. Witherspoon & Son offering hay corn and Red Rust Proof seed oats for sale or distribution. Details unclear due to OCR garble but indicates farming supply from Witherspoon family in the period.
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Denton and surrounding surveys. Transfers include T. M. Rippy to M. Kinard for 160 acres, J. T. Taylor to Cora Rippy for 17 fraction and 36 acres. G. W. Harmonson to M. Kinard for College addition lots in Denton. I. E. Provins to Mrs Kate E. McAuley for a Denton lot. J. N. Rayzor to the State of Texas for 100.25 acres. W. E. Coffee to Dr Johnson for undivided half interest in a West Oak street lot. and Ivey Johnson to W. T. Johnson for a twelfth undivided interest in a West Oak street lot.
An advertisement from The Rexall Store in Denton promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, science based remedy for constipation. It claims risk free trials with payment only if relief is complete and highlights 12 tablets for 19 cents and 36 tablets for 9 cents.
Truxton King returns from danger with blood on his clothes and love for Loraine All about them, a grand duke delays political decisions by tenderly soothing a sleeping prince. Truxton and Loraine share a quiet, hopeful moment as the court drifts toward rest and reunion.
In a ruined state chamber Truxton King proposes to Loraine as a force camps across the river. She fears lifting love while he presses for marriage before a return to New York, hoping to beat three weeks home with a cable. He pushes for a Saturday wedding.
Hawke's Glass announces a fresh shipment direct from the maker highlighting new designs, superior clarity, and fine cutting. See the goods displayed in the window to showcase the quality and popularity of this leading glass maker.
An old advertisement touts Bucklea Arnica Salve as a fast cure for eruptions boils ulcers fever sores and burns cuts bruises and chapped skin. It claims instant relief and lists 26c at J F Raley & Co.
The ad invites customers to enroll in a grocery account with contact by phone at 44.
Mrs. M. E. Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee touts Cardui as restoring health after two years of weakness and credits it with helping her daughter during puberty. She calls Cardui gentle and claims it has no harsh effects, offering a 64 page booklet upon request.
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