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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
2
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Denton notes discuss the Slidell rail line and Denton county prospects if built. The Georgetown Commercial criticizes Terrell election law as weak and easy to evade. County option gains from party shifts. Texas Democrats insist county option aligns with local self government, amid Bryan’s defeat.
The piece cites W. J. Bryan rebutting claims of a Nebraska setback. It notes the Nebraska Democratic convention’s 647 to 198 vote against county option and explains Bryan’s actions from May to seek a special session, his push for initiative and referendum, and his eventual endorsement of county option as the path to obtain legislative action.
Last Friday a biobaptist gathering led by Rev. George Truett raised 38000 for a new concrete church in Roanoke. Gifts ranged from 500 to 5 with many donors contributing small amounts, pushing the total above 3000 as hopes for more funds continue.
Orme and a mystery woman flee by motor through Lincoln Park toward Sheridan road while a hidden chauffeur, later revealed as Maku, shadows them. Orme hides the papers, senses a trap, and realizes the pursuer recognizes him as the danger closes in.
Orme confronts Arima and four Japanese on a La Salle Street road ambush. Papers sought from Orme are revealed to be blank or misdirecting, then torn apart as Arima searches. Orme resists, girl in the tonneau screams, and tension escalates over elusive documents.
In New Rochelle New York a memorial honoring Thomas Paine opens amid tension as Orme confronts Arima and Japanese captors. A struggle ensues with Orme overpowering two guards. Arima remains vigilant as events unfold, promising to reveal papers.
E C Brand bought the J R Horton residence and will move it to J L Southerland property on Oak Street. Brand also bought Southerland’s lot and will place the Horton house on the vacated site. John Adams purchased several lots from W A Segraves in the Brand Bowen addition.
A group spent last Monday on the creek banks enjoying fishing and a cheerful outing. Conflicting tales arise about the fish eaten for dinner though some were purchased in cans. Attendees included Dr Roark and wife Rev G A Martin Mr and Mrs J R Orton and family Mr and Mrs Chas Medlin Mr and Mrs Lee Cornwell and children Misses Nina and Cora Moody Minnie Cade Lloyd Cox Marion and Etta Foster Mrs Howe L C Edwards and family Alma and Frances Howe C L Lane T H Peck and C E Robinson.
Bartonville boys faced Roanoke in a closely played contest. The score hovered near even until Roanoke pulled ahead late, finishing 4 to 2. A foul ball hit Mrs. Guy Foster, stunning her briefly before she recovered.
Advert claiming Bucklen’s Arnica salve quickly heals burns cuts wounds and skin ailments. Promotes cures for sores ulcers boils felons eczema eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
James D. Baldwin Willie McNusky I Zesmer and Mr Smith traveled to Dallas in Baldwin s car Sunday. They were unfamiliar with the road but found it and returned quicker, about three and a half hours each way.
A father recounts two famous silly stories to children Ace and Story-TM 8S a. In England, an old woman ties a rope to a cow on a roof hoping to reach grass, and a traveler rescues them after a fatal fall. In a village, villagers try to pull the moon from a pond, mistaking the moon’s shadow for the moon itself.
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