Subscription rates and publication notices for the Denton Record
The Denton Record and Chronicle outlines subscription prices by mail and advance payment, with terms as second class matter under acts of Congress dated March 9 1873 and August 23 1903. It notes public correction policy for erroneous reflections and indicates discontinuation of certain subscriptions.
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Good roads drive Denton market talk and cotton values
Denton voices push for a state road bond, arguing better highways raise farm values and cut travel time. An Américus dispatch cites two large Georgia plantations selling for 37 thousand dollars, noting roads boost cotton transport and market access. Denton buyers pay top cash for crops, poultry, and livestock, while readers and editors discuss newspaper access and local habits.
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Texas reapportionment could add six congressmen in 1912
The Denton Record and Chronicle notes Texas may gain twenty two seats after 1912, increasing the delegation by six. El Paso and the Thirteenth districts hold large populations, while redistricting may shift Senate seats and redraw boundaries. Northwest and West Texas gain political power, reducing sectional dominance and uniting the state’s industrial interests under federal policy.
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Palace Restaurant Trial Briefly Noted
A short report notes a four item trial related to the Palace Restaurant. Details specify proceedings and dates pending official confirmation.
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Denton Farming Advancements Highlight Local reports
In Denton and McKinney, farmers report higher yields under new methods. Ganzer praises improved cotton and corn results with cases of Tumelty and Casey showing gains in crop and dairy ventures. Ten rules of farming are shared for broader adoption.
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Phil
Capudine Promotes Quick Relief For Headache Nerves
An advertisement urges readers to try Capudine for headaches and nerves, claiming it clears the head and calms the nerves. It promotes purchase at local drug stores and implies ready relief for morning after headaches.
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Culberson Defeats Lyon For Census Supervisor Post
Senator Culberson secured a victory over Cecil Lyon as John F. Worley, backed by Culberson, was named Census Supervisor over Kevin Lyon who was endorsed by Lyon.
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Hunt's Lightning Oil Claims Quick, Sure Relief
A 1900s style advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy curing aches, pains, stiff joints, cuts, burns, and bites. It markets 50¢ and 25¢ bottles as the quickest and surest remedy among rivals.
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Baseball Results The National League Scores
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 8 to not provided. New York won 9 to 6. Philadelphia prevailed 5 to 0. Boston defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1. Brooklyn dropped 2 to 3.
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Hustler Advertises Hunt's Lightning Oil
An old advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a remedy for aches, pains, cuts, burns and bruises. It claims the product works while you sleep and promises quick relief after rubbing it on the effected areas.
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The Circular Staircase Mystery Reveals Hidden Revolver Clue
I describe awakening to the morning after a murder scene at a country house. I find Halsey’s revolver with two bullets, a golf stick, and a missing cuff-link, all hinting at hidden danger and a tightening web around me. Liddy’s odd behavior adds tension as I secure clues.
Engagement in a locked house mystery unfolds
Miss Innes recounts a night of intrusion and murder as coroner and two detectives inspect Armstrong’s death. Gertrude reveals her engagement to Mr. Bailey and places herself near the billiard room and stairs at three, while Jamieson questions timing, motives, and a misplaced clock as suspicions thread through the family.
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California
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Pickard China Stock Shown In Front Window
New stock of Pickard China arrives and is praised for its beautiful designs. The items are on display in the front window for customers to view and appreciate.
Uncertain Motives Loom In Armstrong Family Case
In East Corridor a coroner and lawyer discuss the Armstrong murder aftermath. Arnold Armstrong had not lived with the family for years, and his visit to Sunnys side is questioned. Horton notes no clear reason for Arnold’s presence, calling the situation unfortunate and mysterious.
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Frightful Fate Averted by Arnica Salve Cure
A reader from Kelliher Minnesota credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving him from a life disabling knee wound. The ad touts the salve as infallible for wounds cuts bruises burns scalds old sores boils and eruptions and claims it is the world’s best for piles. Available at J RF Raley & Co for 25 cents.
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Furnished Room for Rent on East Oak Street
Mrs. Wilcoxon offers a furnished room for rent at 33 East Oak Street. Suitable for one occupant seeking a quiet residence with shared facilities. Contact Mrs. Wilcoxon for details.
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