Sube chiftion rates in Denton Texas 1910
Subcription rates announced for six months by mail in advance with price details. Denton Texas publication dated October 5 1910 lists monthly rates and discounts.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
2
Magazine and Newspaper Readership Quirk
A familiar paradox notes that all magazine readers buy newspapers while not all newspaper readers buy magazines, highlighting overlapping yet distinct audience habits across print media and periodicals.
Denton County Water Boost Mentioned Amid Dallas Talk
Dallas eyes Denton county watershed replenishment to fill Record Crossing reservoir and lift city water. Dallas reports murder rate near weekly average through early October, with calls for public safety measures and Charter actions under discussion. Denton County towns show brisk growth as Chamber of Commerce promotes countywide advertising success benefiting multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
Act of Congress
Chronicle
Dallas
Denton County
North Texas
Chamber of Commerce
FOREIGN IMPOSTORS PLY BAPTIST RUSE IN KENTUCKY
Louisville and Kentucky have seen Persian impostors claim to fund Kurdistan schools but forge bishop documents Syrian stamps. Henry Koehler stamps used for fake official papers. They travel the country deceiving people. when challenged, two detectives remove them from the state. Long & King Grocers advertise prompt service and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist World
Louisville
Kentucky
Kurdistan
Henry L Koehler Manufacturing Co
Fire causes large loss in Mt Vernon business district
A fire in Mt Vernon Texas caused about 70000 dollars in damage to the business section. The incident adds to a day of varied headlines across the nation. со
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Texas
Electric Bitters Endoresed For Strain Relief By Mrs Van de Sande
A Kirkland resident praises Electric Bitters as a matchless tonic that prevented a breakdown after three months of severe strain. The ad claims the tonic safeguards stomach liver kidneys and nerves and guarantees satisfaction, priced at 65 cents at J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. van de Sande
Kirkland Lil
J F. Raley & Co
Bananas for sale near depot and wood for sale too
Bananas sold cheap by Bananas L. Drd. Smith from his car near the depot. Two for 25 cents with various sizes. Also offering plenty of good stove and fireplace wood. Notice to taxpayers: tax rolls received and state and county taxes may be paid now by C. L. M. Crowder, County Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Drd. Smith
C. L. M. Crowder
L.D. Smith
Legislative Investigators May Rival Lexow Committee
A New York state legislative committee probes corruption with daily publicized reports. Observers compare its scope and potential duration to the famed Lexow investigation, as pictured members TOombs Hotaling Shotwell Young Colne Valey Wagner Moses Merritt and Allen participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lexow
Assemblyman Toombs
Charles R Hotaling
Who Fills Your Prescriptions
A vintage ad promotes choosing your druggist and says the store can compound any prescribed drug. It touts thirty years of experience, asks readers to ask their physician, and notes delivery to all city areas without extra charge.
Lewisville Booms as Editor Notes Growth in Business
Lewisville, Texas. Editor O L Hamilton says the town is booming with business and cotton receipts are rising fast. Mark Jacobsen starts two brick business buildings. at the M E church South quarterly meeting plans emerged for a new $8 000 to $10 000 church, with committees to solicit subscriptions and work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
O. L. Hamilton
Lewisville Enterprise
Mark Jacobsen
M. E. Church South
Dre King's New Life Pills Advertised
An old advertisement extols Dre King's New Life Pills as enhancers of nerve energy and bodily strength. It claims the product builds keen brain and strong body, priced 25 cents at J. F. Kaley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre King
J. F. Kaley & Co
Ariel Club Holds First Meeting of 1910 11 in Denton
The Ariel club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Allison’s West Oak street home, despite her illness. Mrs. S. P. Allison and Miss Lacy assisted as guests and members welcomed new president Mrs. Sidney A. Gibson. Miss Craig led the Domestic Science report, two public dinners were planned, and a city federation idea was promoted. Mrs. Groom sang Thanksgiving, a social hour followed with a presidents hieroglyphics contest won by Miss Moore, and refreshments concluded the gathering. The next meeting is set with Mrs. C. Lipscomb on Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel Club
Sam Allison
West Oak Street
S. P. Allison
Misg Lacy
W. B. Bizzell
Groom
Jim Simmons
Barton
J. F. Raley
J. R. Christal
Sidney A.gibson
Miss Craig
Arie
United States
Cough Relief Promises from Dr King’s New Discovery
Oswego resident A Cooper credits Dr King’s New Discovery with stopping a long merciless cough that worsened at night. The ad touts its cure for colds, coughs, sore lungs, influenza symptoms, asthma, and hay fever, with trial bottles offered and a guarantee by J F Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
J. F. Raley
Trust at Diggings Faces Native Boycott and Tension
Willis Marsh’s control frays as Constantine and the Aleuts demand immediate pay for fish. A money scam with old coin sparks distrust and a store exchange calms the moment. Desertions rise as Marsh’s men clash with Cherry’s recruits while Boyd pleads for order and awaits Miss Wayland’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Willis Marsh
Boyd
Constantine
Emerson
Mr Marsh
Quick Relief Remedy Advertisement Suggests Perry Davis Painkiller
Urges swift action for sudden chills colic cramps or diarrhoea and recommends taking a teaspoonful in half a glass of hot water or milk. Promises quick recovery and stresses preparedness with new bottle sizes 35c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Supreme court hears election contest in Coleman case
In Austin on Oct 5 the supreme court hears Ashford versus Goodwin over mandamus to compel District Judge Goodwin to hear Ashford’s challenge to Goodwin’s nomination as public weigher. Ashford contends the election, but Goodwin refused to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
Ashford
Rainy Day Boosts Stock Water in Waketon Area
Heavy rain fell Friday in Waketon benefiting stock water and pasture. Mrs. Harper of East Texas visits H. B. Harper. Lon Lester was in Garza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waketon
Harper
East Texas
H. B. Harper
Lon Lester
Garza
Local Socials and Departures Amid Regional Moves
Walter Brown of Smithfield was here. Mrs. Cooksey returned from Oklahoma where she visited relatives. Mrs. J. E. Jackson, Mrs. T. B. Lester and Miss Graham of Lewisville were here. W. O. Caddell sold his farm to Burrel Calvert. A. Porter is in Denton at the sanitarium for fistula surgery. J. Meadows returned from Oklahoma. Miss King returned to her home near Dallas. Miss Willie Roberson and Will Miller were married Sunday. J. R. Chambers and wife visited A. Porter and wife. John Pippin and wife of Bartonville visited Mr. Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooksey
Oklahoma
J. E. Jackson
T. B. Lester
Graham
Lewisville
W. O. Caddell
Burrel Calvert
A. Porter
Denton
J. Meadows
Miss King
Dallas
Willie Roberson
Will Miller
J. R. Chambers
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