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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
2
The Denton Record and Chronicle discusses civic improvement, praising sidewalk construction and sanitary efforts led by women, with Dr. Carrick praising Denton water and drainage. It critiques downtown street conditions and touches on biblical prophecies about Armageddon, referencing Rev. Baldwin’s 1900 prediction and its historical reception.
Letters flood papers arguing over the battle of Armageddon as mentioned in Revelation. Some writers claim biblical prophecy, while others doubt any historic battle occurred, fueling discussion about interpretation and language.
A Curtis La Marca Cigar Club sale advertises a domestic 10c cigar for 5c with limited one purchase per person of up to a box of 50 while stocks last. The offer invites customers to come early to supply their needs.
J W Mays died at his city home Friday after a three day illness. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev J W Tincher and Rev F A Rosser assisting, and Masons in charge. Other items note Calvary Baptist dinner raising about $40, school building rush, depot progress, First State bank fixtures, and street paving bonds held up due to incorporation population question. 1900 census shows 1198 residents.
Inspector Cornelius G. Hayes was found guilty of making false statements about Police Commissioner Waldo and was dismissed from the New York Police Department.
Dispatch from London reports Col Lupa koff, head of the Russian political police, assassinated in the streets during the day. The incident shocks officials and raises questions about security in the capital.
Mrs F Kershear wife of the president of Texas Christian University died in Fort Worth yesterday after an illness. Her passing ends a prominent local figure's life associated with the TCU leadership and Fort Worth society.
J B Logsden longtime driver of the hose wagon for Gainesville fire department died at age 75. He served ten years in the role and passed away in Gainesville on September 14.
A young girl accused of flirtation was lured to a secluded spot near Clarksville by eight women dressed as men and tarred and feathered. She was warned to leave town or face worse, then departed. Ned Rector visiting in San Sabba before entering the State University at Austin. Denton ads praise local grocery service.
Seagirt New Jersey September 14 Gov Wilson declares that he gave no assurance of support to Gov Dix when he met him in Syracuse. A Syracuse dispatch notes Democrats in charge of Wilsons visit objected to his remark about meeting state and county leaders. Dix says he did not solicit the nominee's support and the interview was unsolicited.
Judge Cato Selis National Committeeman announces the full finance committee to raise 50 000 dollars for a national Texas campaign fund. Members listed include T. W. Gregory Austin T. H. Ball Houston T. B. Love Dallas F. M. Bradley Austin Walter Collins Hillsboro Rice Maxey Sherman Sam Sparks Austin Mrs W F Robertson Dallas.
University students from Denton plan a meeting Tuesday at 5 pm in the R. E. Lee building to form a Denton County club. The group aims to support Denton students at the University and encourage county representation and assistance for new students. About twenty Denton youths are preparing to enter or re-enter.
The piece argues that supporting local merchants makes the town wealthier and attracts people from neighboring towns. Buying locally improves store conditions and enables hiring, leading to economic growth and a larger population in the community.
A five room cottage near the Normal College offers trade for good mares with favorable balance terms, price 1500 dollars. A nine acre truck farm with a good five room house, half a mile from the courthouse, also priced at 1500 dollars. Will take good mares or mules with balance to suit. See the live wire.
A tension filled scene features Jo Codman missing with threats of ransom. Hap and John clash over views of women while Jo’s resilience and danger shape a fragile alliance. A milk wagon clue surfaces as Charlie pursues leads toward Baker and a possible confrontation.
A night encounter ends with Jo Hazard shooting an unknown man at a bridge near Lone Oak. Bill the milkman and others recall a German-speaking assailant. investigators search Hingelmullers and vacant estates with no solid leads. Jo reveals she shot the man to defend herself as medical help arrives.
John lifts Jo with surprising ease and carries her to the house in a quick dash. The scene notes a wrecked appearance with tatters in her dressing gown, tangled hair, torn band, and wet ragged stockings as onlookers glimpse the aftermath.
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