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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
2
Public notice outlines subscription rates for The Record and Chronicle published by The Record and Chronicle Company. It lists monthly, six month, and yearly prices for mail delivery and mentions mail classifications and post office handling at Denton Texas.
Public notice states erroneous reflections in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected if brought to the publishers' attention. It emphasizes the commitment to accurate character, reputation, and standing reporting for firms individuals and corporations.
Opinion notes four heavily traveled macadamized roads in and out of Denton would add value equal to a railroad, arguing for securing both a railroad and improved highway links to boost the town. The piece stresses the practical benefit of transport access for Denton’s growth.
The Sanger Courier highlights the upcoming public weigher race in Sanger. It urges candidates to speak out on campaign issues, notes potential dark horses, and warns that withdrawals could form coalitions.
The Record and Chronicle reports a California concern pushing a Mexican mining scheme offering stock at 10 cents a share in exchange for a small advertisement. They include a larger ad to be paid similarly, and the publisher shows a waiting list for circulars.
The Indiana Democrats abandoned a split over the senatorial nomination choosing to compromise on John W. Kern. The move signals Beveridge’s retirement and adds another sterling Democrat to the Senate, per observers.
The Texas School Journal reveals Denton public schools pay scales rank among Texas cities. Dr Rankin clarifies the stance on Colquitt and primary nominees, upholding party platform and pledged support in November if nominees pass state convention approval.
The statement clarifies that the platform of his party in the state convention would not bind the primal as a pluralism or minority nomination, and confirms intent to abide by the July primary results. The note asks if this explanation is correct and expresses commitment to the primary outcome.
In Fort Worth Record coverage of the George Clark incident critics accuse the piece of partisan dirt. The Waxahachie Light condemns the journalistic flourish as an example of pledged political agenda.
Mr Poindexter seeks to avoid crowds for other men to speak to him. Mr Colquitt refuses to eliminate Poindexter and Davidson from the race. Mr Davidson has not had time to think about it so none of the candidates will meet Cone Johnson in a debate. Each man offers a valid reason for not debating Johnson. Johnson's debating ability is not at issue in the case.
The W'se County Messenger remarks that allowing prejudice to govern judgment in choosing county district or state office is a fault. The piece urges readers to reject such bias and remain loyal to the Democratic party.
Judge Poindexter cautions against Cone Johnson but voters rally to Johnson, with Lampasas crowds topping one thousand. The Palestine Herald notes Johnson embodies the pro side of the campaign issue and suggests Poindexter should stump for him to aid electing a pro governor.
The Gainesville Register quotes a clerical remark about Judge Poindexter and advises Democratic voters in Texas to vote for Cone Johnson if they cannot vote for the Judge. The note emphasizes the misplaced support and the feeling of disapproval in the campaign.
Gainesville Register reports Colquitt’s relentless push may drive Judge Poindexter to turn state's evidence, hinting at alliances with Cone and Bob amid a volatile legal scene.
The Plano Star Courier reports R. V. Davidson opened his governor campaign in Waco last Thursday with a pointed speech that drew attention from rivals. The Honey Grove Citizen notes the address disappointed Colquitt supporters, denouncing statewide prohibition while praising local option. Davidson and rivals Campbell Rankin Johnson PoinDexter received denunciations. Campbell drew some applause.
Back Talk notes Denton county yields pearls in creeks and hints at Texas growth with natural gas inexhaustible oil wells iron ore beds coal mines and fine soil. It praises Texas climate people and prospects, linking discoveries to a booming state.
A neighbor, the Denton Record and Chronicle, notes H. Webster of Dallas who seeks lieutenant governor says he has no objections to O B Colquitt's post and uses half a column in the Times Herald to air his views.
The piece references threats and alarming remarks by figures like J. H. W. and "Home Run" Holsey about bombs in Grand Prairie and Waco. It notes a grim atmosphere and a coma-like condition following a recent incident, with the Dallas Times Herald as the source.
Tennessee and national papers condemn the pardoning power used by Patterson in the Cooper case. They stress law and order and deem any pardon illegitimate while noting calls for Governor Patterson to have acted sooner, with Carma ck’s death cited and the punitive process described as costly.
An advertisement touts the product as a cure for liver trouble and pimples, claiming it purifies blood and improves complexion with rosy cheeks and healthy skin. The pitch invites readers to try the pills and mentions J F Raley & Co. as sellers.
The Union Methodist Preachers Meeting in Seattle representing North and South Methodist churches and the Methodist Protestant church adopts unanimously a unity pledge. They urge consolidation of denominations nationwide and hope commissions will invite talks with the South and North to include the Protestant church. A. F. HELTMAN.
An old advertisement urges using Perry Davis Painkiller to combat wet dampness and cold. It claims mixing the medicine with warm water or milk warms the system and avoids illness. It warns against substitutes and lists prices of 25 35 and 50 cents.
Chas. R. McAdams proprietor and manager of the McAdams big tent theater argues newspapers are far superior for advertising. He claims newspaper ads yield three times the returns of other sources and that ads in papers are the most profitable method ahead of time. He notes the theater opens a fortnight engagement starting Monday.
Start "Cherub Devine" today as Jno A Hann & Co promotes spring bonnets. Prices described as most reasonable with a wide range aimed to suit every customer in this want ad from the Pormrd and Chronicle.
In Floral Arkansas Mrs Viola Baker describes severe weakness and nervous strain. She credits Cardui the women’s tonic with restoring health after following the directions. The ad claims many women share her view and notes Cardui contains no minerals or strong drugs. Drugstores sell Cardui and a Ladies Advisory Dept offers a free booklet.
An old advertisement claims Capudine cures sick headache nervous headache traveler's headache grip stomach troubles and female troubles with quick effects sold by druggists.
Garza county reports a heavy frost and freeze Sunday night that damaged young crops. Local residents include F. A. Bennett in Denton Elbert Riley in Dallas Miss Nancy Whitmore visiting Fort Worth homefolks and Bud Grace of Little Elm among those seen in the area.
Century Magazine describes a 1915 airship concept with a rigid hull 1000 feet long and 80 feet wide, carrying 125 to 150 passengers and 42 crew. It outlines a submarine like underbody, multiple decks, electric cooking, wireless, and gas chamber control, aiming 75 mph normally and 120 mph at altitude. The piece compares progress to Krakatoa ash belts circumnavigating the globe and forecasts rapid travel within a decade.
The advertisement claims the “Demon of the Air” la grippe germ causes weakness nervousness loss of appetite and low energy. It promotes Electric Bitters as a splendid tonic to purify blood and regulate organs. says thousands have used them to strengthen nerves and restore health after grip. Sold for 50 cents by J F Raley & Co with satisfaction guaranteed.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues list Texas League Dallas 7 Galveston 0 Oklahoma City 4 Waco 3 Fort Worth 7 San Antonio Shreveport 4 Houston 0. National League Chicago 3 in 11 innings Brooklyn 0 New York Philadelphia rain Cincinnati Pittsburg rain. American League Chicago 6 Cleveland 0 Detroit 5 St Louis 6 Boston 9 Washington Philadelphia New York. Southern League Atlanta 0 Nashville 0 Montgomery 7 Mobile 2 Chattanooga 4 Memphis 3 New Orleans 2 Birmingham 1. Start Cherub Devine.
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