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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
2
Publication information for The Record and Chronicle dated October 20 1910 lists subscription rates and a general notice offering corrections for erroneous reflections about any firm person or corporation. The item emphasizes daily issues except Sundays and recalls Denton Texas.
A Congressional forecast from Success Magazine predicts a near balance in the next House with a Republican majority of two or three seats. It cites over fifteen thousand responses and notes gains for the Progressive wing within the GOP, while stand pat districts may still yield large majorities for Republicans. A subsequent update was planned for October 31.
The article notes many Denton county land purchases are represented by men who are already Denton residents. Their understanding of local land value and willingness to pay high prices serves as strong proof to buyers from other counties that current prices reflect true worth.
The Philadelphia magazine mocks Illinois politics with a spoof constitution where 204 legislators vote under leaders, a corrupt minority controls bills and a jackpot system diverts profits. It highlights party loyalty, payoffs, and a ritual of division among lawmakers.
A fragment notes a month described as a time of lamentation and wrath when people will forget after. The text suggests a ceremonial or rhetorical period ending in collective amnesia, with no further details about date, place, or actors.
A fragment of editorials and ads discusses murder averages in Dallas, crime impact on cities, and social drift. It references the Record and Chronicle and Dallas Times-Herald, plus a 100 dollar reward ad and a Hall's Catarrh Cure pitch. The tone blends opinion with local notices and commercial promotions.
Fourteen attractive young ladies on city streets carry silver mounted cases as representatives of the Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago testing baking powders. The display aims to persuade housewives by showcasing the product and implying adulteration awareness.
A reader urges using Dr King’s New Discovery at home for lung trouble rather than costly climate changes. W R Nelson of Calamine Ark claims it cured his lung ailment and gained 47 pounds after other treatments failed. It’s guaranteed for coughs colds and asthma with a free trial bottle at J F Raley & Co.
A compiled notice of real estate transfers shows Martin Cavins to Mrs P W Pickett the east half of lots 13 14 and 15 block T Roanoke for 250 dollars. E P Lusk and wife to Geo W Reed block 25 Hampton addition to Sanger for 2000 dollars. A L Lowrey to Geo W Reed lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 block 6 Sanger for 6000 dollars. Denton Furniture Co to A J Cooper tract in J D Lilly and John Darby surveys for 790.95 dollars. Wm Mason and wife to B W Moody one acre in Roanoke for 250 dollars. N W Moody and wife to Nina Moody one acre in Roanoke for 600 dollars. N F Peterson to A G Peterson 160 acres 15 miles southwest of Denton for 5400 dollars.
Local shop Woe offers to stock shoppers with groceries and urges a call to phone 7 for delivery or pickup. D. R. Turner is listed as the contact.
Denton County rural districts levy 16914.94 in special school taxes for the current year, excluding independent towns like Centel Point, Sanger, and Lewisville. The assessors list shows many districts with varying amounts, highlighting widespread reliance on local taxes to fund public schools.
An old advertising note urges mothers of weak children in Durand Michigan and Denton Texas to use Vinci tonic to restore strength and appetite. It promises quick gains in weight and color, with a money back guarantee if no benefit. The piece ends inviting readers to inspect the Denton Steam Laundry plant.
An old newspaper item touts Electric Bitters as a premier health booster with testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing Missouri. It also notes Star Well water agency in Mineral Wells Texas and reports the City Hotel opening with a waiting list for meals. Proprieter B F Black highlights full dining rooms and refurbished facilities.
The notice announces a subscription deal for non subscribers to receive the Daily Record and Chronicle at 50 cents, valid until December 1.
Customers inquire about holiday items and we confirm most requests are in stock or can be ordered. Visit our store to discuss exact needs, review catalogs and price lists, and we will quote prices and guarantee delivery. Christmas is approaching soon.
Local pharmacy advertises two phone numbers for Allison's Pharmacy on the west side offering free delivery service. The brief notice highlights convenient access for customers seeking medications without in-store pickup.
Denton welcomes Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Big United Shows on October 24 with Capt Webb’s two trained seals and sixty-one horse acts. The circus features elephants, dogs, pigs, lions, tigers, and bears performing feats once thought humanly possible, including billiards, telephones, and tightrope acts.
It proclaims itself the world’s best salve for cuts burns sores and rashes. The ad claims arnica salve heals corns eczema scalds and sprains and promises supreme aid for sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands, offered for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A local grocer known as Long & King stands out as a key daily life factor, offering reliable service and quality products for everyday needs. The note urges choosing this preferred merchant for consistent, practical value.
An advertisement from Hicks promotes Capudine as a fast acting liquid remedy for headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and heat or cold related headaches. It claims quick relief and restoration of normal conditions with immediate action and lists prices of 10c, 25c, and 50c at drug stores.
Whitman’s line of fine candy is praised for superior quality and artistic packaging. The piece notes the enormous and growing U S candy consumption and that most demand targets high grade goods. It encourages choosing Whitman’s for something extraordinary.
At the Sells Floto show in Paris officers attempted to seize the circus property to collect two performances tax but the manager paid the license promptly. Also promoting Cham berlain's Tablets as a stomach regulator and biliousness remedy with broad sale through dealers. Classified column invites buyers.
The Old French pattern adds to the silverware department with a sterling tableware set inspired by early eighteenth century French use. Massively heavy and plain yet elegant in outline, it appeals to modern tastes reflecting Colonial designs. Teaspoons priced at 5.50 per set.
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