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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates for weekly, monthly, and yearly mail delivery and confirms second class mail status. It states corrections will be printed upon notification and notes Denton Texas as the mailing office and dates of entry under federal law.
A Dallas News reader from Dublin argues that the wool tariff does not benefit sheepmen as claimed and that wool manufacturers gain most through tariff manipulation. He cites price data on wool and cotton, contending protection benefits the few while raising costs for the many, and urges Democratic reforms toward free goods and party unity.
The trades day event October 7 and 8 will showcase a revival of old time tournaments, a relic of chivalry that recalls a bygone era. The crowd will witness a nod to tradition as younger and older generations share in the revived pageantry. His friends regret and enemies welcome Mr Bryan's declaration to oppose the Nebraska Democratic gubernatorial candidate, signaling no personal feud but a rift that could affect party support.
A Brownwood Bulletin letter from Tie Parson defends foreign missions against jeers by State Press and revival meeting critics. He argues true generosity is shown by liberal givers, noting Major Seldomcough and Col Tightwad as examples and urging support for missions.
Quanah observer notes Guy Gober returned from Kansas City with twelve carloads of Three Stripe cattle. He recently purchased about two thousand head from T. J. Richards of Paducah for around fifty thousand dollars. He predicts fat cattle will fall as corn crops boost feeder stock and farmers market at home to grow wealth.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 prize for any uncured case. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A new shipment of Dolly Vardan chocolates and Bon Bons was received at Allison's Pharmacy on West Side. For groceries it lists chickens eggs butter wood and feed, with contact to G W Albert at 312tfe.
Three white men flee a winter blizzard across Shelikof straits in frail skin boats aided by Aleuts. They endure numbness, frostbite, and near collapse before seeking aid at Kadink. A desperate plan to cross in an open oomiak fails, and they await a mail boat for rescue as days drag on.
In a tense scene, Boyd seeks funding for a risky hydraulic mine while Emerson and Frobisher resist. Fraser resents the schemes and warns of exposure as Boyd dispatches telegrams to Chicago and a Lake Shore Drive contact, then counts on a bank visit and a promised payoff.
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