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Savoyard on the Tariff Prompts Southern Debate
Denton Tex Sept 20 1910 Savoyard Washington correspondent argues protected raw materials shift battles in tariff policy pitting South against New England interests and Western voters while urging road improvements and better sidewalks locally with Denton County roads reform.
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Savoyard
Washington
Houstoner
Bryan
South
Aldrich
Bailey
Paynter
Daniels
Taylor
New England
New Ensland
Dingley
Payne
Ulled
Texas
Champ Clark
Mills
Middle West
West
Automobiles as Texas Rail Line Vision Prompts Debate
Homer Wade argues the 48 million invested in Texas autos could build a Stamford to Chicago railway, with annual fire losses at 4 million far eclipsed by auto upkeep costs. He praises health and goods delivery from cars, urging support for a Red to the Rio Grande roadway and inviting others to ride with him.
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Homer Wade
Texas
Stamford
Chicago
Brother Wade
Angelo
Rio Grande
Brother Thompson
Den
Ison Waco Times—Herald
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. P. J. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure. It claims blood and mucous surfaces are reached, offers a hundred dollar reward if it fails, and invites inquiries for circulars and testimonials. It also notes Woon-Woon-Woon and a wood furnishing offer by G. W. Elbert from 3312tfc.
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Hall
J. Caeney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fresh Bread Puffs Daily at Ideal Restaurant
The Ideal Restaurant advertises fresh bread baked daily for patrons. Local patrons can expect warm loaves with meals, signaling a focus on daily baked goods and hospitality.
Alleged Texas Forger Returned From Oklahoma
Geo. Tully, sought for theft of 300 dollars from a Denison bank via a forged telegram, was brought from Oklahoma and failed to appear here, ending a six week pursuit with Gov. Haskell who initially refused requisition.
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Sherman
Tex
Geo. Tully
Denison
Oklahoma
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promise Trial Guarantee
A local Rexall Store offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a personal guarantee: try three large bottles at no cost if not fully satisfactory. The ad claims the tonic can regrow hair on most bald heads except where roots are dead or scalp glazed, with sizes of 50c and $1 offered by O. M. Curtis.
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Rexall
M. Curtis
Denton Steam Laundry Encourages Home Industry
An advertisement urges supporting local home industry by patronizing the Denton Steam Laundry. It promotes routines for Tuesdays and notes availability of groceries wool poultry feed and other goods from G. W. Elbert.
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Denton Steam Laundry
G. W. Elbert
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Kalvik Inn Spare Rooms and Shadowed Motives
In Kalvik a wealthy woman and her crew host two travelers and a roguish companion. They learn she defies miners and watchmen as she protects a concealed operation to stock a private cache while tensions rise over trust, motive, and hidden pasts. The scene blends hospitality with danger as music and conversation reveal character and secrets.
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Boyd
Kalvik
Fraser
Nome
China
Wills Marsh
Emerson
Cherry
It Saved His Leg
Watertown Wisconsin man J A Swenson credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after many doctors failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions and a range of conditions and notes 26 cents at J F Raley Co.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
J. F. Raley , Co
Indian Raids on Denton County Pioneers Recounted in October ’68
A Denton County reminiscence recalls a moonlit night in October 1868 when a wedding party fleeing an Indian raid lost 700 horses and saw one rider killed while Geo and Robert McCormick escaped. Tarleton Bull killed the pursuing Indian, with fear of Comancheros shaping frontier life.
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Pld Hembry Place
Clear Creek
Nanie Hembry
William McCormick
C. A. Williams
Tarleton Bull
Peyton Orr
Berry Orr
Galatin Kerby
Mollie Lacy
Laura
Lizzie Hembry
Betty Lacy
McCormick
Geo. McCormick
Robert
Denton
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