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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
2
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The college plans a state wide ex student homecoming during commencement week next year aiming to draw 1,500 to 3,000 alumni. Dr Bruce urged citizen involvement, with committees named to finalize plans after reviewing Huntsville and Georgetown successes. The effort seeks strong town college cooperation and promises extensive local hospitality.
The merchant trusts his own goods and advertisers in this paper. Readers are safe patronizing these ads because the items are up to date and never shopworn.
The item notes a 77 percent socialist vote in Denton county, hints at forthcoming appointments from Mr. Colquitt, and remarks on Christmas shopping timing. It also reports Houston surpassing Dallas in killings, a Democratic landslide boosting seats in Wisconsin and Montana, and local concerns over arc-light repairs on East Hickory Street.
In 1911 Denton County expects $100 land deals and $3,000,000 in deposits as development accelerates. Officials note ongoing growth and emerging prosperity, marking an early stage in the county’s expansion.
San Francisco has grown by more than 70 000 since 1900 despite the earthquake and fire that displaced thousands to coast towns. The disaster spurred many to move to Los Angeles and Seattle, with Los Angeles up 216 percent and Seattle near that pace. Yet San Francisco remains the largest coastal city and would have reached half a million without the quake.
Hon F F Hill returns home after visiting the city and reports cottonfields in the eastern county yielded well. He notes his crop averaged three fourths of a bale per acre, with 108 acres yielding 60 bales and a 56 acre field producing 41 bales. He says most crops are good this year and money is plentiful in the country.
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recalls friends misjudging his illness as consumption. After years of failed cures a trial of Dr. King’s New Discovery stopped his long cough and improved his health. It’s pitched as a life saver for coughs colds flu grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough or weak lungs with 50 cents to 1 dollar pricing and a free trial bottle offered by J F Raley and Co.
Dode Criss, famed pinch hitter for the St. Louis Browns, is investing part of his baseball earnings in Denton County. He and his father entered into a contract to buy the A. Colling farm north of town. Fegan Lang Co. arranged the deal, price not disclosed. After closing, they returned to their Ellis County home.
An old advertisement claims if women vote they would use Dr King’s New Life Pill to banish dull feelings and backache. It touts relief for headaches constipation and colds and promises appetite and energy with a 25 cent price at J F Raley and Co.
A local store announces a big millinery sale offering any ladies hat at half price. The ad repeats the offer and lists Jno A Hann & Co as the supplier. It also mentions concrete and brick work services with a contact number for A Bushey.
112 acres dark sandy land four miles northwest of city includes horses cows chickens feed wagon buggy cart and all machinery at 54 dollars per acre. Wheat yield 17 bushels and oats 50 bushels per acre. Present owner will stay on the place for wolves if desired. Above place without inventory 48 dollars per acre. Inquire this office.
A brief notice from G W Elbert urges placing woog orders as early in the day as possible. The snippet also credits D R Turner and includes a phone contact. It mentions fruit cake flavorings orange lemon pee and citron.
Describes Bucklens Arnica Salve as a beauty helper for women. Claims it banishes pimples eruptions sores boils and makes skin soft and velvety. Also notes uses for sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fevers bruises and piles with a 25e price at J F Raley & Co.
Sam Taylor of the Taylor Bros. sustained a broken leg and several bruises Friday morning when his foot slipped while inspecting a coal car. He was carried home on a cot and a physician attended him. he is reported resting well.
A vintage advertisement promises a $100 reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous system remedy. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio are named with Waldins Kinnan Marvin as endorsers. The ad claims internal action and offers testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Annual convention of the Texas Commercial Secretaries association began in Waco with L. M. Buie presiding. Resolutions praised New Orleans for the Panama Canal exposition. Governor-elect Colquitt to speak this afternoon. Speakers listed include R. T. Huff Wichita Falls W. H Fuqua Amarillo B Cain Dallas S. R. Scott Waco and L J. Wortham Fort Worth.
Denton residents learn how Dean's Kidney Pills ease dull backache and kidney discomfort. J T Tennis of 76 B McKinney St testifies relief after using the remedy from J F Raley & Co. Drug Store and recommends Doan's to restore work ability. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
Loveland faces a near collapse of his theater venture as Lesley Dearmer confronts him about Sidney Cremer's play. He admits producing the piece without permission and promises to pay Cremer's fees, while the pair discuss the precarious company fate and Loveland's pride amid the looming fallout.
Loveland faces a tepid reception as posters draw few patrons while a girl and an old man, likely her father, discuss action and telegraphs. Ed Binney lingers with a cough, but the show goes on, attracting a few well dressed patrons and the return of Lesley Dearmer and Mrs Loveland as crowds trickle in.
In a theater, Terceval Gordon aka Lord Loveland hides his past while starring in Lord Bob the stage curtain intervals reveal an anonymous note from a friend and agent of Sidney Cremer, hinting at further trouble tied to his double life and the stalled production.
A reader requests a future bread order from Smith's Restaurant and promises a repeat duplication of the same order. The note emphasizes satisfaction with the bread and plans to reuse the order.
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