Notice to the Public on Corrections and Subscriptions
The Record and Chronicle warns that any erroneous reflections in its columns will be corrected promptly upon notification. It notes subscription rates and mailing classes, including weekly, annual, and half year terms, and cites postal regulations for Denton Texas.
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Mel
Wesekly
Act of Congress
isi @ally
Denton
Texas
Ander
Weekly
Record
Chronicle
Legacy of advertising links to fortune and reform
Denton remarks contrast Lipton's warning with Texas cotton output and industrial gaps in the South. A parable about corn and rock is used to critique sticking to old ways as campaigns demand explicit expense disclosures. The piece credits reform efforts to curb political bribery, citing Sibley and Bryan.
Stamford Roads Bond Vote Seen Strong Likely
In Stamford a 130000 roads bond election appears to ride to victory with a solid majority. Citizens won approval from the commissioners court on using local residents for work and a advisory board of businessmen and farmers to guide road selection and specifications. The court endorsed the plan to ensure accountability and clarity for voters.
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Stamford
Jones County
Denton County
Ata
Denma
Sibley and Lieutenants Indicted for Campaign Bribery
The Dallas Times-Herald reports Joseph K. Sibley and aides indicted for conspiracy to bribe and corrupt votes in Warren County Pennsylvania. The piece frames long political life, prewar voter buying as a historic issue, notes Simon Cameron and M. A. Hanna spending, and calls out era fatigue with corrupt money in politics.
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Joseph K. Sibley
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Joseph K
Simon Cameron
M. A. Hanna
Denton College of Industrial Arts Eyes Record Opening Attendance
President Bizzell of the College of Industrial Arts at Denton expects the largest attendance on opening day in the history of the institution as Texas moves onward and upward.
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Denton
Bizzell
College of Industrial Arts
Texas
Denton Youths Leave for Colleges Across the Nation
A number of Denton students have departed for higher education over the past two weeks. Departures include Lucile Beckham to Kid-Key College Sherman, Lucile Blewett and Avis Blewett and Myrtle Brown to various schools, Roy Borden to Purdue University Lafayette Indiana, Clark Brown and Carl Kirkpatrick to the University of Texas and Texas Holiness University Greenville, Munroe Davenport to University of Fort Worth, Sidney Bates to Purdue University, Roy Kinedict at Tennessee Military Institute Sweetwater Tennessee.
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Denton
Lucile Beckham
Kid—Key College
Sherman
Lucile
Avis Blewett
Greenville
Munroe Deavenport
University of Fort Worth
Sidney Bates
Perdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Roy Kinedict
Tennessee Military Institute
Sweetwater
Tenn
It Saved His Leg and He Recommends Arnica Salve
It saved his leg says J. A. Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin after ten years of eczema and 15 doctors could not cure it Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it completely for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles 25c at J F Raley Co.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
J. F. Raley & Co
Mr and Mrs R E Cooks Bring Back West Souvenirs
The Cooks return from the West with many souvenirs for students. A silk worm box from Southern California Silk Co and moth in a glass case, seaweed specimens from Catalina Islands, Venice ore samples, onyx from San Diego, eucalyptus beads, shells from Cheyenne Canyon, Cliff Dwelling Indian beads from New Mexico, and water samples from Gabriel river Salk Lake and the ocean are among the keepsakes collected for nature study.
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R. E. Cooks
West
Celestial Empire
Southern California Silk Company
Cobbs
Venice
Catalina Islands
Onyx
San Diego
Gabriel River
Cheyenne Canyon
Seven Falls
New Mexico
Man of Iron Nerve With New Life Pills
A spirited ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as matchless regulators for keen brain and strong body. It promises superior stamina and energy, claiming ailments of the stomach liver kidneys and bowels are corrected by the product sold for 25 cents at J F Vaioy & Co.
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Dr King
J. F Vaioy & Co
Bicycle Sale Offer From W A Taliaferro Store
A local bicycle shop run by W A Taliaferro announces a bargain sale with guaranteed value on bikes. The ad promises low prices and reliable guarantees to attract buyers downtown.
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W. A. Taliaferro
Grocering Trade Items Mentioned in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists groceries including chickens eggs butter wood and feed with names like G. W. 4 bert and 312tfs. No clear event or date provided. The readable items suggest a shop inventory or bill of goods. Entities are limited to generic product terms and scattered names.
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Ring G. W. 4Bert
North Texas State Normal Preparing for Record Attendance
Incoming students began arriving for the 1910 11 session, with trains carrying eager prospects to the campus. Faculty greeted travelers from Monday, while boarding house solicitors crowded the depot, prompting Marshal Goode to request space and compliance with city rules. Officials anticipate attendance near seven hundred on opening day, reflecting broad regional representation and many new entrants alongside veterans.
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North Texas State Normal
Marshal Goode
City pushes concrete walks from square to Normal college
The city plans more concrete street crossings on West Hickory and along surrounding streets to connect the square to the Normal college in the west end. J M Gurley says recent new crossings at Avenue A Center Welch and a future Bernary crossing will nearly complete the route.
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Normal College
West End
West Hickory Street
Avenue A
Center Street
J. M. Gurley
Welch Street
Bernary Street
Mr. Gurley
Record and Chronicle
West Oak
Randall County church revivalist to lead Winters Christian church
Cleddie Wallace son of Elder and Mrs Foy E Wallace leaves Sherman for Winters to lead the Christian church next year. He conducted revival meetings across Texas with notable success and the Winters congregation secured his services for the coming year.
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Sherman
Cleddie Wallace
Foy E. Wallace
Christian Church
Bennett to Manage Dallas Oil gin in Denton
H. Bennett shipped his household goods to Denton Tuesday and will join his family there later this week. He has accepted a position as manager of a gin owned by the Dallas Oil and Refining company at Denton.
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H. Bennett
Denton
Dallas Oil and Refining Company
Long Dry Goods Store Sold as Stamford Estate Closes
D W Christian sold the Long Dry Goods stock in Stamford to S H Houseman of McKinney. W W McDowell of McKinney is in Stamford to manage the property and the plan is to reduce stock and move remaining goods to McKinney, possibly after year’s start. The store, once a top local business, has faced estate liquidation since Mr Long’s death a few months ago.
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Stamford Tribune
D. W. Christian
S. H. Houseman
McKinney
W. W. McDowell
Stamford
Long
Hereford House Moves to Canyon in Daytime Journey
Randall County News reports E. H. Wray plans to relocate a house from Hereford to Canyon. The moving process began Tuesday at noon with two engines pulling the home on rollers. The Wray family will settle the house three blocks east of the square. Mrs. Wray will teach at the High School this winter.
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Randall County News
Canyon
Hereford
E. H. Wray
Wray
Yale University
Fresh mackerel just received by D R Turner
Fresh mackerel just received. D R Turner, both phones 7.
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D. R. Turner
Minnis' Drug Store Do You Care
An advertisement emphasizes patient safety and product purity, urging customers to choose a druggist who knows and cares about quality and service. It promises free delivery and expresses the store’s concern for customers' trade and confidence.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Minnis Describes 30 Years in Druggist Trade
J. A. Minnis, a veteran druggist with three decades in the business, promotes his shop’s experience and wide range of remedies for local customers seeking trusted pharmaceutical care.
Death of S. D. Brady former Denton citizen
S. D. Brady, former Denton resident and cashier of the Citizens' Exchange bank at Orrick Missouri, died at St. Joseph's hospital in Kansas City at age 52 after a period of ill health. He married Denton girl Fannie Oatman on November 29 1893 and moved to Orrick where he remained. Survived by a wife and six children. Funeral drew many local and out of town friends and relatives.
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Orrick
Times
S. D. Brady
den. Ton
Brady
Citizens’ Exchange Bank
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Mr. Brady
Denton
Fannie Oatman
Robert Oatman
Mesdameg D. H. Fry
E. L. Brown
New Discovery Cures Coughs Says Oswego Man
Oswego resident A Cooper writes that Dr Kings New Discovery ended years of night coughs and that the remedy cures stubborn colds sore lungs lagrippe asthma hemorrhage croup whooping cough hayfever. It relieves fast and guarantees satisfaction with trial bottle offered by J F Raley Co.
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A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
J. F. Raley& Co
Miss M. Greenwood Hardy Listed for Classified
Miss M Greenwood Hardy of the School of Oratory and Elocution at Southland University Chapel holds a studio at 192 West Hickory OQ. Residence and contact details appear in the 46 cent classified section, 6 times 20 cents.
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M. Greenwood Hardy
School of Oratory and Elocution
Southland University Chapel
W. Hickory
William Philips Killed by Fall From Box Car
William Philips, 50, Cotton Belt brakeman, fell while on top of a box car at Corsicana last night and died at 5 AM. He resided in Waco with a wife and grown sons. The body was sent to Waco today.
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Corsicana
Tex
William Phillips
Phillips
Waco
Fatal accident ends South Texas picnic tragedy
San Antonio Texas September 12 A picnic near Waring was disrupted by the death of Richard Hausler twenty one who was thrown from a horse during a race with his brother The horse became uncontrollable and crashed him into a tree Hausler died instantly at the scene.
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San Antonio
Tex
Waring
Here
Richard Hausler
Hausler
B A M B Y P U Rally Held At Denton Church
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of Denton County gathered at the First Baptist Church in Denton Sunday with a good sized crowd. Music and programs were presented. E. E. Lee of Dallas gave the morning address as field secretary. W. B. Bizzell, president of the College of Industrial Arts, spoke in the evening.
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Baptist Young Peoples’ Union of
Denton County
Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples’ Unions
First Baptist Church
E. E. Lee
Dallas
W. B. Bizzell
College of Industrial Arts
Wood for winter sale pitched by G W Elbert
Informal ad text offering stove and heater wood. Mentions G W Elbert and a phone or call reference. Includes a coarse address fragment 312tfe. No clear date or location provided.
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G. W. Elbert
Gold bullion theft on Alaska steamer bound for Seattle
About $57,500 in gold bullion was stolen from a steamer's strongbox while in transit to Seattle. Three boxes were opened at various points with all contents found intact until Seattle when one box revealed only baser metal pigg of lead substituted for the valuable metal.
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Seattle
Denton Steam Laundry Hires Fourteen Workers
Denton steam laundry expands hiring with fourteen employees, several supporting families, reflecting local job growth and community impact.
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Denton
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