Record and Chronicle Public Notice 1932 Denton
Notice from the Record and Chronicle Denton Texas dated September 24 1932. It states subscriptions for the Weekly Record and Chronicle are discontinued and offers corrections for any erroneous reflections upon the character or reputation of firms individuals or corporations appearing in the columns. It notes post office classifications and advancement terms and includes publication and march 9 1873 act references.
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Feetiy
Postoffice St Centon
Texas
Wally
Denton
Teras
Record
Chronicle
Denton, Tenas
Wise County farmers urged to cotton pick cheap by out-of-county labor
A Wise County Messenger reader notes cotton picking costs in neighboring counties, with reports of laborers from Ellis, Denton, Collin and Fannin and even Oklahoma being hired to pick cotton at rates as low as 75 cents per day. The piece criticizes local farmers for not mobilizing cheaper labor and discusses political commentary surrounding Roosevelt, Wilson and party leanings.
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Denton County
Denton
Rockwall
Joe
Oklahoma
Carrollton Mat
Oklaoma
Amretice
Aabanisen
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Kermits
Champ
Zoes
Gov. Wilson
Turner Brothers Offer Abundant Lime Vegetables
If there is any lime or lime related vegetables available, Turner Brothers stock it. The note promises reliable supply and suggests customers can find a wide selection at their store.
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Turner Brothers
City Pride Motto Sparks Budget Focus
A fragmented civic message urges residents to spend locally to boost New Mexico welfare and community services. The note emphasizes keeping money in the city to strengthen the town’s economy and public welfare programs.
Fine Candy at Curtis'
Fine Candy at Curtis' offers Allegreiti's Fluffy Ruffles Royal Favors and Maraschino Cherries plus Norris of Atlanta goods. Packages described as beautiful works of art with finest quality candy. Order by phone 53.
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Allegreiti
Norris of
Atlanta
Curtis
O M Curtis Sede Water and Fine Candies Denton Texas
O M Curtis runs Sede Water and Fine Candies in Denton Texas showcasing local confectionery products and shop offerings. The listing highlights the business location and nature of goods sold.
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Sede Water and Fine
Denton
Texas
World crops report shows bumper yields worldwide
Washington reports that global crop output is bumper this year per figures from the Department of Agriculture and the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome. The detailed data cover rye wheat baker oats corn flax seed wine and silk across various countries, signaling abundant supplies. A Dallas fair exhibit note mentions Chesoweth presenting a large peanut vine at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculure
Rome
F. E Chesoweth
Chamber of Commerce
Bullets Endanger Americans in Mexico Border Clash
Report describes gunfire near Piedras Negras and Del Rio with several casualties and a major general ordering patrols as authorities track the attackers. Details remain unclear as the fight extends across the border and threatens U.S. towns.
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Wenmaoe
Dhe
Bociilies
Mexico
del Rio
Piedras Negras
Mulberry Trees in Emporia Targeted for Removal
The Emporia Gazette urges converting all mulberry trees to stove wood due to ripened fruit attracting flies and staining sidewalks. Birds enjoy the berries, but the nuisance of bugs and mess outweighs any perceived benefit, echoing past campaigns to remove nuisance trees.
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Emporia
the Gazette
McCullum Believed to Be Involved in Alabama Forgery Case
O W McCullum, son of a Alabama man named TA McCullough, is suspected of forgery and motorcycle theft in Birmingham. Sheriff Orr and local officers know Ocie McCullough from prior charges including lunacy. a telegram from Birmingham warned his father he was in trouble. County Judge Hoskins had notified authorities of the lunacy ruling and unreliability in his past actions.
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O. W. McCullum
T A. McCullough
Ccle McCullough
Birmingham
Ala
Ofice
Ocie McCullough
Orr
Terrell Insane Asylum
McCullough
Hoskins
Taft to Issue Order Placing Postmasters in Classified Service
Washington September 24 1911 It has been practically decided that President Taft will issue an executive order placing all fourth class postmasters in the classified service This order will relieve 36038 postmasters from political appointment uncertainty and will be one of the most comprehensive civil service reforms to date.
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Washington
Ept
Taft
New Discovery Claims Relief for Coughs and Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a safe cough and lung remedy for colds grip croup and whooping cough with quick relief and health return. It promises at home treatment and states price at 50 cents and one dollar with a guarantee by I F Raier & Co.
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Dr. King
I F. Raier & Co
Midnight murder probe in Houston suburbs
Houston police investigate the midnight killing of Alice Orlando a Houston Heights storekeeper now jailed on charges. A man and a companion ate at her store before she says someone fired through a transom and she fired back striking Countryman. police say a beer glass caused the breach.
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Alice Orlando
Houston Heights
Countryman
One Dead From Pistol Duel in Dallas Saloon
George Poynter 35 proprietor of the Imperial Hotel bar was shot and killed in his saloon. His brother in law Deputy Constable Jess Garner surrendered to officers. Poynter is alleged to have wounded Mrs Poynter.
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Dallas
George Poynter
Imperial Hotel
Jess Garner
Poynter
Allen and Edwards Trial Moves in Virginia
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards, known as mountain gunmen, were arraigned yesterday in Hillsville in the same courtroom linked to a March 14 shooting fray that left five dead. The trials have been moved to Wytheville.
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Hillsville
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Wytheville
Strayed: two sorrel mules and a horse and mare
Notice of loss for two sorrel mules a horse and a mare about 13 and a half hands high and 13 years old. Reward offered by Emory Wilkins at Stony. Contact for recovery and compensation.
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Emory Wilkins
Stony
Wealthy Southwest Texan pleads guilty to poll electioneering
Richard P. Blucher, a wealthy South west Texas figure, pleaded guilty in Corpus Christi to electioneering inside polling places during last year’s election. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs. The notice appears amid unrelated restaurant escape line items.
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Associated Pres. Dispatch
Corpus Christi
Richard P. Blucher
Texas
Public Weigher Seeks Injunction in Denton County
Truehitt a public weigher at Sanger files suit against Farmers Union Supply House and Marvin Adkins seeking to bar Adkins from public weighing at Sanger. Denton county district court issues a temporary writ upon bond of 250 dollars restraining weighing and interference until the February term. Directors of Farmers Union Supply Co named as defendants along with other listed individuals.
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AW. Truehitt
Sanger
Farmers Union Supply House
Marvin Adkins
Adkins
Farmers’ Union Supply Company
Atkins
District Court
Denton County
Texas
Dev
H. Green
Fred Seal
Jessie Nance
Foun Smith
Roll Hicks
W. K. Miller
F. Herd
Farmers’ Union Supply Co
Telegraphic Market Quotes from Denton
Today's market notes show Liverpool and New York dollar quotes with open and close figures for Oct and Dec futures. Spot middling prices in several ports listed, with Denton top lint and seed prices provided.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Denton
Roosevelt speech ends as grandstand collapses in Tulsa
In Tulsa on Sept 24 the grandstand on the square collapsed just after Colonel Roosevelt finished his speech. Several men fell but no injuries were reported.
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Tulsa
Col. Roosevelt
Danderine Advertisement Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Elimination
An old style ad claims Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff within weeks. It touts immediate shine and volume, promising new hair growth after several uses. Readers are urged to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores to improve hair health tonight.
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Carelem
Kitchen Ads Prompt Readers to Scan Today's Hardware
A brief exhortation encourages readers to check the newspaper for hardware ads and price inducements. The note glosses over skillet or pan wear and urges perusal of ads for bargains and items offered by advertisers.
Men Who Succeed Need Health Electric Bitters Boost
The ad proclaims successful leaders need energy and health. It claims Electric Bitters quickly restore vitality, citing Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia who praises them after years of rheumatic, liver, stomach, and kidney troubles. Sold for 54 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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Chas
B. Allen
Sylvania
J. F Raley & Co
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Collins
Wise County Messenger
Wonderful Wise
Ellis, Denton, Collin and
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J Eames Smet, Jr
Politics & Tems
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le Ties Vo Ben
O. M. Curtis
International Agricultural Institute
Romp
Long & King
Enmiere
McUllum
M’cullough
Pather
Alabama
Civil Service Por
Postmasters Order
Houston
Associated Press Dispatch
MK. Coun
Tryman
Allen and Edwards
Smith's Restaurant
A. W. Truehitt
Marvin Adkiend
Beyett’s Confectionery
the Quality Store
Benett’s Confectionery North Side Square
Mere
McCabe & McDonald
Exchange Bank
Fido
Daddy
Jack
Evelyn
Ita
Fide
Bik
Wilson-Hena Co
Joza Dickson
Kincaid Wagor Yard
Oak St
Reight Transfer Company
West Oak Street
Gmith's
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