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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
2
Public notice column discusses corrections policy and lists local political candidates for various county offices including County Judge Attorney Tax Assessor and Sheriff Alongside civic remarks about Denton schools and the value of advertising merchants urge readers to consult the issue for store news and money-saving opportunities
A fragment from a serialized novel features Howard railing at a rival who attends a social musicale, boasting that the intruding figure enjoys favored status at his father’s house while he remains excluded. The scene mentions a costly Mount CHS paint and a character named Gilbert.
A Rexall 93 Hair Tonic advertisement promises strong growth and dandruff removal with a money-back guarantee. The copy touts a two size price, claims of non greasiness, pleasant odor, and a simple test to judge hair health.
The list announces mayoral and alderman candidates including ED F. BATES C. P. POE for mayor, J. A. SMITH, C. E. FOWLER for Ward 1, J. M. EVANS for Ward 2, J. M. HOARD for Ward 3, and P. J. BEY with T. A. ROBINSON for Ward 4. The filing outlines the contested offices and participants.
A Fort Worth Record critique argues Dr Rankin’s threats fail to intimidate while warnings of schools under political control resurface. A columnist recalls a speaker claiming Fort Worth schools lag behind Denton Waxahachie and others. Parallel reports note a Greenville case where a mother killed her child then tried suicide and a Quanah detective shooting. Senator Bilbo bribery accusations surface with an expulsion resolution deferred.
Hugo Krutzsch of Shawnee Oklahoma will marry Miss Prairie Thurman daughter of Mrs Tom Lovell of this city in a simple wedding at the Lovell home on West Oak street at 10 oclock Saturday forenoon. The couple plan to reside in Shawnee after the ceremony with only close relatives and a few friends present.
An advertisement notes bulk sweet mixes and sour pieties offered by D. R. Turner with a contact number for orders.
Reported theft at Richmond Virginia post office totals $85 000 in stamps. Separately a tragedy in Hungary claims 350 lives in a ballroom fire. Gainesville sees a jewelry robbery worth $1 200. Dublin lawyer Jesse G Conner dies by carbolic with two notes for his wife. US Supreme Court Justice Brewer dies suddenly at 73.
In Denton Texas on March 29 Hon K F Bates receives a letter from a candidate denying reports that he supports repudiating sewer scrip. He says he would levy yearly taxes to liquidate the debt as it matures and asserts repudiation is dishonest.
No fourth candidate for local representative has materialized. The race will be run by Ray, Hill, and Dickson, with Judge Bottorff of this city stating he will not be a candidate.
Commissioner Higgins said work will begin on the McKineny road east of Denton next week. The Denton County Farmers' Institute meets here next Saturday April 9 with corn seed and culture topics led by T. A. McGalliard H. B. Wilkerson and John W. Stuart on the program.
Secretary Scruggs works on the program as final arrangements for the April Trades Day are not completed yet. The first monthly event of 1910 is scheduled to be held sometime in April.
The Denton County Poultry Association meets Monday April 11 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Denton County is the second largest poultry producer in Texas and with continued interest should soon lead the state. Also advertisement for Fairy Flake and seed offerings by Withersnoon & Son.
Mrs. Etta A. Smith of Goldsboro North Carolina reports neuralgia around the heart head trouble and pain in the left side bowels left thigh shoulders and arms she credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with relief and urges other women to try it The ad touts Cardui as a strength builder and offers a 60 page booklet.
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