Notice to Sun Public Corrects Reflections in Columns
In Denton Texas on November 15 1910 a public notice announces subscription options of one month delivered six months by mail in advance and one year by mail in advance. It also states any erroneous reflection upon character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in the columns will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Denton
Texas
Te Recorg
Chronicle
Personality in Advertising in Business Language
The article stresses advertising should express the advertiser’s personality and big ideas rather than relying on design tricks. It cites Teddy Roosevelt as an example of simply stating ideas clearly to succeed. Honest dealers win trust by frank, concise messaging that says exactly what they mean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelt
Missouri Votes Still Incomplete in Wet Majority Debate
Missouri shows a wet majority over 20 000 as returns come in and Denton county data reveals limited road improvements and growing cotton receipts while a Denton farmer nets 700 from seven acres. The T N G conference upholds the Manley verdict as unjust amid a broader state political climate. The piece notes debates on women wearing false hair and highlights regional bond issues for road building across Texas counties in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
3Brig
Galveston
Harris
Denton
Denton County Cotton Yields Bring Record Dollars
Denton buyers paid high prices as cotton moved farther than in years past. The 1910-11 crop may not be the largest in bales, but it yields the greatest dollars and cents Denton county has ever produced, with many farms earning more from cotton than their selling price. Prospects show conditions improving into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jast
Denton
Denton County
Back Talk On Road Quality And Farm Transportation
A discussion cites a seed cotton load of 4471 pounds pulled by mules and argues good roads cut travel time and costs. It calculates savings from faster trips, reduced horse wear, and fuel, estimating initial and annual savings for a farming community of 2000, highlighting road infrastructure as a major economic factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxhachie
Denison Herald
Arlington Journal
The Lessons of the Election in Houston Chronicle Voice
The piece argues Democrats won on strong clean candidates like Harmon Wilson Baldwin and that tariff revision must be 1912’s battle cry. It notes the public sought change as living costs rose, praising simple government and essential taxation while urging future victories through steadfast platform clarity. Bucklens Arnica Salve ad follows in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Chronicle
Whent
Judge Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
Simon E. Baldwin
Loveland Joins a Seedy Touring Troupe on the Way
In a muddy depot Loveland meets manager Jack Jacobus and learns he must perform as P Perceval Gordon with little wardrobe. The company, a rough traveling troupe led by Jacobus, moves into Smith's Hotel where Loveland meets Ed Binney and Miss de Lisle, Miss Moon, and the rest of the cast amid tight finances and uneasy station.
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New York
London
Jack Jacobus
Bill
Grand Central Station
Grand Central
Loveland
P. Gordon
Bill Willing
Gordon
Mr. Jacobus
Mr. Perceval Gordon
Jacobus
Jaccobus
Perceval Gordon
Val
Grenadier Guards
Alexander
Lillie de Lisle
Sidney Cremer
Lillie
Modnnk
West
Gordon Himsel
de Lisle
Smith's Hotel
Ed Binney
Vilain
England
Eddy
Betty Harborough
Mr. Kinney
Me Binney
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Binney
Binney
Miss Moon
J J
Miss de Lisle
Black
Old Jack
Cee Jack
Jack
Guards
Ce Liste
Ruby St. Claire
Winter
Tom
Bob Eccles
Buddha
Faust
Bob
Jacks Jacobus
Wigers
Shall Women Vote Pill Ad Promotes King Life Pill
An advertisement urges women to vote for women and touts Dr. King's New Life Pill as the true remedy for women. It claims to banish dull feelings, backache, headaches, constipation, dispel colds, improve appetite, and energize the system, priced at 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
J. F. Raley & Co
Birth in Roanoke for Mullins couple
Vital statistics announce the birth of a son to J. M. Mullins and his wife in Roanoke on November 7. The item notes a pricing detail of 10 words a week in Daily and a week in Weekly at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mullins
Roanoke
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Denton, Txas
Missouri
T. N. G. Officers’ Conference
J. F Raley & Co
Ayer
Langs
Lord Loveland
America
By C. N and
A. M. Williamson
Doubleday, Page @ Company
The
McClure Company
Ivon
United States
Moon
Mise
Lee
Isidora
Miss Moan
Ed Bioney
Daddy
Evelyn
Ccildren
Our
Allison’s Pharmacy
West Side
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