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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists daily delivery except Sundays by month and by mall in advance. Rates shown include weekly 40 cents and yearly options. mail terms state second class status in Denton Texas under U.S. law.
The Record and Chronicle invite readers to call the publishers to correct any erroneous reflection about firms individuals or corporations appearing in the columns. The notice emphasizes prompt corrections upon notification.
An elder statesman from Houston discusses judicial reform, criticizing localism and urging newspapers to push for state wide changes. He cites Colquitt and Davidson within Texas politics, urging clean, intelligent legislators free of corporate influence and a focus on the state as a whole.
Colquitt visited Muenster precinct in Cooke county which voted dry. Hon. Cone Johnson planned to address Denton on May 7 with two other Denton county dates in Pilot Point on the 6th and Lewisville. Webster of Dallas, running for lieutenant governor, declares no objections to Colquitt's platform.
Three Denton county men invested 20 00 dollars in local dirt this week, signaling strong confidence in regional land and a pledge to safeguard bargains from outside buyers. The move reflects local residents opposing outsiders grabbing Denton County properties.
The Brownwood Bulletin questions how Judge Clark will vote in the fall election if Davidson is nominated. The piece notes Clark's recent remarks about not voting now for Davidson and preserving his self respect.
Washington correspondent Col Edwards notes Of Choice B. Randell from the old Fifth district is not talkative but a diligent thinker. Randell supports a bill preventing any congressman from accepting favors or fees from corporations during service, a measure unlikely to pass in a Republican Congress.
The editor began in poultry after paying for fine chickens last winter and reports eggs sold for twenty two dollars while two dollars worth of eggs remain. He has forty young chicks worth at least ten dollars and seventy five eggs incubating. He owns all birds bought and plans to tally losses later. Denton County News notes editors’ varied projects and gardens across Denton County.
The Tribune urges voters to support Colquitt for governor, arguing he would bring a good, clean, businesslike administration and avoid demagoguery, asserting confidence in his election and Texas’s beneficial future.
The article discusses plans under the new mayor including funding for street and bridge work, water and sewer projects, school improvements, and debt funding. It lists detailed allocations, salary disbursements, and approved accounts from the city council and department heads.
Annie faces divorce rumors and a looming separation as Howard considers a European trip urged by his father. The doctor and judge weigh in as public scrutiny grows, while Annie hides her pain and plots a future apart from the family saga.
Comanche Chief notes Rev G C Rankin, floor leader of moral forces, is about to choose sides in the Texas governor race. Cone Johnson and Poindexter press the reverend, both prohibitionists, with Rankin’s decision seen as a test of his Methodist loyalties versus support for Bailey. The notice hints at an imminent shift on the fence.
The Palestine Herald notes Governor Campbell addressed the state labor convention in Galveston delivering a sharp rebuttal to persistent critics. The piece suggests the governor remains capable and warns critics about their future prospects as tensions rise.
Navasota Examiner-Review notes Colquitt leads among candidates, with voters asked about why big figures align with each figure. Johnson supporters cite a stark divide, shaping the race as Colquitt versus the field.
The Belton Journal-Reporter quotes Dr. Rankin saying rapid political action will follow and notes that no hundred men threaten prohibition more than Rankin. It suggests a shift where both sides push to carry water until an anti moves into the governor’s chair.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation, improve strength, and invites readers to send for testimonials and a $100 cure guarantee. It also promotes Hell’s Family Pills for constipation.
One Martin Jones of Cherokee county, aged 34, farmer and resident since 1907, launches a governor bid with an opening address and platform. He confirms plans to split honors with Johnson and Poindexter, per the Rusk Press-Journal and Houston County Herald reports.
Denton residents are urged to assist in the final census count. Ward Two enumerator W C Naugle has finished his ward. Ward One and Ward Two officials offer contact numbers to ensure every person is counted before deadlines.
Bartonville suffered frost Sunday night damaging garden stuff. Local visits include Mrs. J. Taylor from Terry County and guests from Argyle and Waketon. Bartonville baseball beat Argyle 18 to 8 away, with social gatherings and exhibitions noted among residents.
Lawn mowers sharpened keys and locks repaired and umbrella repair is guaranteed. You can get close prices and prompt service at Dan R Turner with both phones listed. Better than a sign for rent or your house would be a want ad.
Window display lists bath brushes at 50 cents and up, Turkish bath soap by the dozen, Sanitol bath powder at 25 cents, bath rags and Turkish bath units. Also mentions Knickerbocker spray brush at $1.50 and bath hovels per pair.
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