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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
2
Don't Take It For Granted in Business Promotion
Do not assume customers know your value. Even top quality goods stay on shelves unless you actively tell people. The message urges proactive marketing to raise awareness and drive sales.
Advertise to Move Merchandise in This Paper Columns
Promoting home reach to buyers through this newspaper and every dollar spent yields a handsome dividend.
Judge Poindexter appointment sparks Texas tariff debate
The Temple Telegram cites Cecil Lyon recounting O B Colquitt’s remark on Poindexter’s rail road commission vacancy. The Denton county exhibit to Chicago shows, with counties including Van Zandt Kaufman Smith Wood Bowie Harrison and others, and strategic participation by Gould lines. A Mississippi congressman’s critique of Schedule K underscores protective tariffs and the woolen industry’s costs and margins in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Temple Telegram
Cecil Lyon
O. B. Colquitt
Texas
Colquitt
Denton County
Chicago
van Zandt
Kaufman
Smith
Wood
Bowie
Harrison
Brazos
Gaines
Navarro
Cass
Rusk
Fannin
United States
Tariff Wall Transfers Wealth to Woolen Trust Makers
The text notes a tariff wall would raise goods costs by 404 million dollars while protection totaled 362 million and workers were paid above European labor scales by 295 million. It argues the excess went not to government but into manufacturers pockets, mainly the Woolen Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Aldrich
Sisson
Mississippi
America
United States
United States Treasury
Woolen Trust
Back Talk on Hangings and Dallas Crime Rates
In a Dallas debate, the Denton Record and Chronicle mocks the Dallas Times Herald, arguing two hangings weekly would make Dallas as safe as Chicago, London, or Paris. It urges juries to act as masters of the situation amid a blood thirst critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
Denton Record
Chronicle
Record
Dallag
Dallas
Chicago
London
Paris
Dallas Times- Herald
Denton County Judge Targeted in Extortion Demands
The Denton County judge faced threats of dire calamity unless he handed over 25 000 dollars to a claimant alleging injury by the judge and the county. The letter mocks the demand, noting Grand Old Denton resilience despite the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton County
Grand Old
Trades days in Texas echo European market days
A Dallas resident explains to a Washington reporter that Texas borrows European market days as boards of trade groups promote monthly or bi monthly trades days at county seats and major towns. Exhibits showcase farm products while producers exchange ideas and gain direct marketing insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
England
Dallas
Washington
Boards of Trade
Europe
South
Storm warnings, honors, and political notes from Texas
Storm warnings issued for another Gulf storm. Carnegie Hero Fund medals awarded to W. B. McNally of Plano and J. R. Ransom of Cleburne. Farm ers' Union secretary Shropshire predicts 20 cent cotton and urges members to hold. Grapeland bank robbed of 10000, posses pursue. BEH R Green former state Republican chairman backs Colquitt for governor and endorses Democratic platform. Judge Baldwin, Connecticut gubernatorial candidate, writes Roosevelt demanding retraction on labor position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hero Fund
W. B. McNally
Plano
J. R. Ransom
Cleburne
Shropshire
Farmers’ Union
BE. H. R. Green
Colquitt
Judge Baldwin
Connecticut
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Baldwin
Ralph Johnstone Sets Height Record in Wright Machine
American aviator Ralph Johnstone established a new world altitude record of 9 714 feet flying a 35 horse power Wright machine at the Belmont park meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnstone
Belmont Park
Wright
Postmaster General HITCHCOCK Seeks Another Magazine Rate Rise
Postmastergeneral Hitchcock is expected to recommend again an increase of the postage rates on magazines and periodicals. Second class matter is declared to cost 9c a pound to transport and yields but little per pound.
Three men arrested in Acapulco may face robbery charges
Wilson B. Evans, believed among the arrestees in Acapulco for alleged links to the Los Angeles Times bombing, is also wanted by the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles for allegedly embezzling 50,000. A vessel carrying the suspects yielded 10,000 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Mex
Los Angeles Times
Wilson B. Evans
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Log Angeles
Liquid cures eczema where salves fail
Medical authorities endorse a liquid wash to combat skin diseases by washing out germs. A compound of Oil of Wintergreen, Thymos and other ingredients in the D D D Prescription penetrates and destroys disease germs, soothing and healing the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle offers instant relief from J F Raley & Co Denon Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Raley & Co
Den
Bribery Charges Loom In Fort Worth Rail Case
Fort Worth on November 1 reports charges of attempt at bribery against farmers Will Merritt and Tom Bradley in the suit of Mrs. Rayburn versus Fort Worth and Denver and the Texas and Pacific railroads. Bradley was arrested and posted bond. Merritt remained at large. The suit seeks $65,000 for injuries from an incident while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Charles Henrs
Rayburn
Denver
Texas and Pacific
Will Merritt
Tom Bradley
Smithfield
Bradley
Merritt
Banker J I Lester Dies In Suspected Suicide At Weir
Georgetown November 1 investigators probing the death by self inflicted wounds of J I Lester cashier of the state bank at Weir. Lester, whose accounts were found straight, slashed his throat shortly after the bank examiner called. He had an excellent reputation and no shortage was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
J. I. Lester
State Bank
Weir
Lester
Stenographer Fatally Shoots Self in Dallas
Florence Perry a 25 year old stenographer recently divorced from H H Bond Western Union vice chief in Dallas fatally wounded herself during a walk when a revolver dropped from a companion pocket and she seized it and fired into her abdomen authorities said Griswold a bookkeeper was present at the time in Texarkana on November 1 deaths pending autopsy and investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Florence Perry
H. H. Bond
Wice
Western Union
Dallas
Grove Griswold
Katy barred from operating Texas Central railroad
Austin November 1. Commissioners Colquitt and Mayfield refuse to reveal reasons for denying Katy permission to run the Texas Central. R H Baker, who bought the Central, says officials cited its long independence and revenue, and concerns over potential rate increases if Katy took control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Colquitt and
Mayfield
Katy
Texas Central
R. H. Baker
Central
Population of Taylor Texas Rises by 1193 in Decade
The Census Bureau reports Taylor Texas population at 5314, up 1193 since the last census. Other items note local notices and advertisements, including a brief on Mound City paints and a medical patent pill claim, with local business lines and phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Taylor
Texas
Loveland Seeks Beverlys After European Return
Lord Loveland arrives at the Beverly home in Fifth Avenue seeking a cordial welcome and aid for his hotel bill and luggage. A servant, misinterpreting the title, informs him the Beverly couple are indisposed and cannot see him, leaving Loveland to press his claim in a drawn out social encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Beverly
Loveland
Val
Beverly
Europe
Lord Loveland
Pen-Co Remedies Offered With Absolute Guarantee
Denton exclusive agents advertise Pen-Co Remedies as home medicines from a major pharmaceutical house. Each remedy claims years of research and physician input, with a money back guarantee if not effective. Customers are urged to call or visit to purchase and ensure satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Co
United States
Denton
Pen- Co
Allison's Pharmacy W Side Beta Phones Free Delivery
Allison's Pharmacy offers delivery from its W Side location and partners with Beta Phones for free home delivery service. The service promotes convenient access to medications and devices, with delivery options expanding to suburban neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison’s Pharmacy
W. Side
Outcast Seeks Shelter As Fading Light Dims Hope
A lone figure clings to hope amid cold streets as the night tightens its grip. Lord Loveland endures the chill of rejection, with windows glowing above yet offering no warmth to the wandering soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Lord Loveland
Major Cadwallader Hunter Weaves New York Rivalry
Loveland realizes Cadwallader Hunter staged a swift, secret revenge against him, blaming the Englishman for alienating friends. He plans a visit to a Mrs Anson while a watcher tracks him, and Milton, claiming ties to Loveland’s shipmates, questions what Hunter has done to turn New York against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadwallader Hunter
Beverly
Loveland
Bon
Mauretania
Cadwallader Elunter
Val
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Fifth Avenue
Anson
I Can Help You Out Of Your Fix
Loveland meets Milton who offers a way out of trouble for a price. Milton presses for a fast cash payoff claiming a letter of credit will be fine tomorrow while Loveland tests the offer and questions the terms. They plan to discuss details at a club after a drink as the scene ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal- Cort Astoria
Loveland
Coolidges
Milton
Mauretania
Val
Mr. Milton
Fanny
Marchioness of
Shylock
New York
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Lung Trouble At Home
An advertisement urges sufferers of lung trouble to try Dr King’s New Discovery at home. It claims the remedy cured W R Nelson of Calamine Ark, who gained 47 pounds after other treatments failed. The ad touts guaranteed relief for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and other throat and lung issues with a free trial bottle at J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
J. F. Raley & Co
Scott's Steam Dye Works Promotion Notice
An advertising note invites comparison between Scott's Steam Dye Works and Denton Steam Laundry, urging customers to compare service, system prices and quality of goods and indicating both phones and location in Sherman and Denton. It questions why help Sherman when Denton could benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s Steam Dye Works
Sherman
Denton
Long & King
Long & King Seeks Prompt Delivery With Service Expansion
With additional delivery service we are in better position than ever to deliver your Orders promptly. Try us. LONG & KING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & King
Vinci testimonial promotes Vinol for consumption cure
An Newark testimonial claims Vinol cured a wife’s consumption like cough and lung issues after three bottles. The ad asserts Vinol reaches the illness, offers money back, and includes other local promotions such as Dill pickles in Denton Texas and a D R Turner contact.
Electric Bitters Proclaimed The Health Builder
Reaching the top in any calling requires a vigorous body and a keen brain. Electric Bitters is touted as the world’s greatest health builder that purifies blood, tones the system, and aids stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine credits three bottles with a full recovery from kidney trouble. Available for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
J. F. Raley & Co
Gaskell and Row Land Offer Middleton Dram Adaptation
Wm. T. Gaskell and Edwin Row announce a land option tied to George Middleton's stage dramatization of Meredith Nicholson's novel. The project aims to bring Nicholson's work to the stage with Middleton adapting the material for production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Gaskell
Edwin W. Rowland
George Middleton
Meredith Nicholson
The House of a Thousand Candies at Major Theatres
The play The House of a Thousand Candies ran for one year at Daly's Hackett Theatres New York and Garrick Theatre Chicago. Amy Leslie praised it in Chicago Daily News while audiences enjoyed it. Ticket prices ranged from 7 to 20 cents with various gallery and dress circle options. Seats were available at Minnis' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly's
Hackett Theatres
New York
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
The
Garrick
Amy Leslie
Chicago Daily News
Capudine Quick Relief for Headaches and Colds
Headache remedy Capudine promises fast relief from all headaches including sick and nervous headaches and those caused by heat cold grip or stomach trouble. It is billed as the best and quickest remedy for cold or grip attacks. It relieves aching feverishness restores a cone outline is liquid easy to take and acts immediately available at 10c 25c and 5% at local stores.
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Record and Chronicle Company
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Ayer
Garrett
San Angelo
Gulf
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Grapeland
Houston County
Bowers
Self
Mound City Paints
M. R. Gilbert
D. KR
Turner
By C. N. and
A. M. Williamson
Doubleday, Page , Company
McClure Company
Miss Milton
Mrs Milton
Butters
Manaretania
Von
Beye
T Bros
Daddy
Tie
Vinci
Newark
N. L. Stebleton
Goa
Dow
Curtis
D. R. Turner
Wright's Opera House
Minnis’ Drug
Hicks’ Capudine
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