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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
2
Public instructions state that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
The column lists candidates for Local Representative and County offices including Hill Dickson Ray Zumwald Hoskins Mays Miller McKelvy Coffey Hawkins Crowder Hennen Hamilton button Kelly Buster Reeve Durbin Orr Stuart Coleman Christal Smih Davis Gary McCormick Kirkman Young Wells Brownlow with notices on agricultural correspondence courses at Texas A M College and opinions on coat turning and political integrity.
Alicia Jeffries reveals she visited Robert Underwood the night of the tragedy and his stepmother confesses she may be the missing witness. Annie, driven by duty to free a wrongfully accused boy, pushes for immediate action as Judge Brewster agrees to defend Howard. The banker ends a strained partnership, while Alicia faces disgrace and chooses truth over self preservation.
G H Stallings uses a county supplied split-log drag to improve roads in the county’s western district. Black land roads respond well to the treatment and show quick improvement after rains. The Denison Herald urges county commissioners statewide to adopt the method as a wise public expenditure.
A Denton citizen who sold a hog for 61.63 dollars expresses a friendly stance toward city residents and warns against attempting to depress meat prices. The remark appears in the Dallas News.
Denton papers report rain and poor roads kept farmers from town for a Farmers Institute. They say if farmers had used split log drags, roads might be in better shape for the next rain. The editor cites road grading and macadamizing as next steps.
The Panhandle is distant from the political center yet busy with a big crop. The Clarendon News notes that when election time arrives the voters will line up and make the proper governor selection.
The piece argues that if current campaign rhetoric continues, policy issues will be ignored and politics will center on showmanship. It cites Texas figures including Oscar Bourbon Colqutt How Dry I Am Johnson and Thousand Dollar Ponnexter in a satirical tone.
Poindexter campaigns against Johnson and Davidson and appears to rise to second place beside Colquitt in the race, according to the Corpus Christi Caller.
An old classifieds fragment lists Hemze's bulk mixed and plain sweet pickles with two phone numbers, then references A. Gibson, W. S. Yeagley and a request for a horse for feed. The text includes terse contact snippets and pricing notes alongside miscellaneous names.
The three weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Dillard died Wednesday night. The parents learned of the death after breakfast as Mr Dillard prepared to leave for work. The report notes local activities and weather in Justin and nearby areas.
Birth notices list Andrew J Braswell and wife at Plot Point, April 15 a boy. Lon Fowler and wife Shilon Pilot Point April 15 a boy. Kleve C Simpson Aubrey April 8 a boy. Wm Stuart Denton County April 7 a boy. Ed Swain Pilot Point April 11 a girl. Billie Thomas Hebron March 24 a girl. T B Hawkins Krum March 17 a boy. Robt F Stanley Krum and Bill Jackson Mustang April 10 a girl. Tom Conway March 17 a girl. val McNatt Mustang March 11 a boy. Burns Mustang March 10 a girl. tom Rains March 138 a girl. Death Mrs Lydia Gray Beebe four miles south of Pilot Point April 11 age 24.
A Senate without opposition adopted all Texas items of the rivers and harbors bill. Other items note Hyde's witness stand, Roosevelt in Budapest visiting Francis Kossuth, and local wine sales under Arkansas ruling. Patterson seeks re election for Tennessee governor. Cold West gripped by severe winter. fruit crops face multistage losses. Publicity bill advances in House. Alexander opens campaign against Gillespie on tariff issues. Central West Texas agents report progress in intensive farming. Federal inquiry into cotton bull movement underway in New York. Aldrich rumors spark insurrection in Congress as old guard senators face uncertain fates. Lost and found ads promote subscription services.
The State of Texas Den County issues a sheriff sale under an execution from Ellis County Justice Court. On May 3 1910 the sheriff will sell land parcels in Denton County including a 48 acre tract on Denton creek and two smaller tracts totaling 28 acres to satisfy a $123.58 judgment plus interest and costs. W C Orr sheriff Denton County Texas.
A clever replacement for a house for rent sign features a wan message that attracts attention. The ad uses bold wording and a witty tone to stand out in a neighborhood.
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