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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and mailing details. It notes the paper is published daily except Sundays and provides delivery and mail options, rates, and notice about corrections upon notification to publishers.
A 1919 Dallas era discussion reemerges as an El Paso paper urges West Texas independence or division to address regional grievances. The piece cites land gifts to East Texas, unequal development, and laws favoring distant regions, while noting rising division sentiment across the state. It also mentions a grand jury probe into a Dallas county primary and a separate discussion on telephone operators wage and working conditions.
The article notes a 300000 bale deficit this year against last year's million plus surplus and claims cotton is selling little changed from a year ago. It predicts prices will rise by at least 20 cents per pound by November 1, while Commissioner Myers urges consideration of the hard labor and long hours endured by hosiery workers.
The Gainesville Register highlights District Judge C. B. Potter as a standout young jurist. It notes Leon Spencer of the People's Home Telephone Co attending a Texas Independent Managers meeting in Dallas. Several residents including Mrs Clara Robinson, John W. Lusk, Miss Mary Patchell, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Grace McMurtry, Miss May Holman, and Miss Florence Heninger are listed as leaving or traveling to Denton for work or school.
McKinney September 16. John Snavely, a well known farmer of this county, was killed returning home from a gin near Altoga when his wagon wheel struck a stump, threw him out, and a bale of cotton fell on him crushing him.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional treatment. It promises a $100 reward for any uncured case and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials.
J T Day and R J Rhome as guardians of Johnie Day win sequestration against B Kemp. Annie T Ross loses debt suit against Q T Nell and others. M B Haren wins partition with guardian ad litem. J F Morgan named receiver to sell land. Several divorces granted. custody awarded. Damages verdict of 1200 against S A P Railway and 600 against M K T. Receiver A R McGintie approves sale of 169 acres in Collin County for 9106.
Barton and Wiswell present the Down in Dixie Minstrels featuring Joan Rucker in Ala bama Blossom with a colored troupe, Gold Seal band, and cast including Campbell Warfield Marsh Craig Pamplin Taylor Clark and more. Evening attraction promises value with money back guarantee.
Marie Nielson and her company presented a lively stage piece last night with Miss Nielson and Earl Guthrie delivering strong performances. The comedy by Robert Lewis and Earl Guthrie drew laughs and kept a merry tone as good triumphs.
O. M. Curtis guarantees Mi-DNA stomach tablets cure indigestion or money back. Two tablets ease souring gas heartburn in five minutes. a large box costs 50 cents at Curtis’ and other druggists. The product advertises stomach and body toning benefits. Sep 16 Oct 7-28.
Mrs. John Johnston wife of Harry M Johnston Houston Post staff correspondent died at home after brief illness in Houston. She was daughter of State Senator John L Peeler of Austin and funeral will be held here.
International aviation contests will be staged at Belmont race track on Long Island this year. Bird men from around the world prepare to compete for trophies in altitude, cross country flights, quick turns, alighting and starting, and numerous speed events.
A shop invites students with a southeast corner square location near banks hotels and streetcar stops. The owner emphasizes student friendly staff, dedicated service, and a stock of fresh up to date goods unmatched outside large cities. The aim is honest value for every cent spent.
A detailed list showcases 10c writing tablets in smooth or rough paper with envelopes, pencils in extra wide to narrow, 5c tablets from several factories, attractive box paper in various styles with matching envelopes, and a 50 page theme tablet at 25c.
Local shop proclaims a full jewelry line from solid gold to sterling silver with new stock arriving. It promises legitimate profits above wholesale cost and invites inspection of the latest season designs plus safe purchasing. Official Normal ping designed by Miss Hilyer, $1, Phone 352.
The speaker highlights reliable prescription filling and sick room supplies at their store. They note over 10 000 prescriptions filled annually, pride in success, and twenty years of practical experience since graduating from St Louis College Pharmacy in 1895. Free delivery and phone contact are offered.
Rexall products at a Denton store promise a square deal with an absolute satisfaction guarantee. If any remedy fails to please, money is refunded gladly. No cures for incurable diseases, but Rexall remedies cover common ailments with scientific preparation and quality materials. Phone 52 for free delivery.
A neighborhood jewelry shop promotes its watch and jewelry repair department. The ad highlights reliable timely work, fixed fair charges, and engraving free on all in-house repairs. The manager notes experience at major watch factories and offers factory referrals for exceptional cases. Phone 52.
Nunnally's Candy began in Atlanta about fifteen years ago as a small operation. It grew into a large factory with the same policy of high grade goods sent by express to dealers. A Denton agent offers four stock items and a 1 lb package for 80 cents plus postage to send to a recipient.
The Denton post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending September 11 1910 and advises they will go to the Dead Letter Office September 25 if not claimed. Includes ladies and gentlemen names with several postal cards and a note of a one cent advertising fee.
A brief classified item notes the best method to display the newest mil linery trends. It references law words six times and a thirty cent price point, indicating a price table or classified heading. The notice reads like a promotional blurb for fashion accessories.
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