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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions with terms for mail delivery and advancement payments. It also states mail classifications and post office details for Denton Texas and a default policy to correct erroneous reflections upon character or reputation upon notification to publishers.
In Denton 1910 discourse cites shifting nominating rules and a four cornered race. The piece discusses road bond votes in McKinney area with broad opposition and tax fears, and argues voters must understand good roads benefits. It also critiques tariffs, urging a clear anti monopoly stance and noting rising living costs.
The Dallas News debates who bolts more: the candidate or the platform setter. The exchange questions if a candidate can bolt before the party convention and whether voters may bolt a nominee who bolts the platform.
The Record and Chronicle notes that opponents of good roads are those unused to them and driven by cost. The San Marcos—Hays county report says residents familiar with good roads support building them regardless of expense.
Judge Poindexter drew large crowds in Grandview and Alvarado as he campaigned against Cone Johnson in Johnson county. Reports estimate 126 to 1500 at Grandview and 860 to 1000 at Alvarado highlighting hospitality to visiting speakers and partisan fervor across counties.
Ex Governor Jos W Folk of Missouri criticizes tariff reform as he asserts the Republican party remains committed to a protective tariff while the Democratic party wavers against it. He frames the issue as a test of party principles and policy.
Tyler Courier Times outlines Judge Poindexter's evolving views from supporting state wide prohibition in 1887 to endorsing local option by 1908. The piece cites his 1892 Democratic ticket support and 1908 Waxahachie speech opposing state wide prohibition while favoring local option.
An old ad offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney of Toledo is named with Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers asserting trustworthiness and solvency. The cure is described as internal with blood and mucous surfaces affected, price 75 cents per bottle, available from druggists and similar remedies listed.
A notorious Hungarian duelist marked his thirtieth duel in 1886 with a banquet for only those who had fought at least six duels. The room held scarred veterans and even a one armed or missing finger guest. A clearly notable guest was a Frenchman who lost his nose in a clash with Count Andrassy. One exception allowed a lady who had killed her man.
The London News reports a prisoner at the bar accused of stealing a pig. The pompous magistrate vows to make an example of the offender to deter further pig theft in the district.
A fragmented note invites readers to use the Record and Chronicle lost and found service to retrieve or advertise missing items. It blends advertising with a casual prompt about feeling lost and plans for reclaiming lost ar ticles.
The sixth annual Texas Baptist Encampment Association gathering is set for July 14 to 24 at Hancock Park in Lampasas Texas. Rev M T Andrews secretary leads attendance from Denton Fort Worth and North Texas with tents baths and a 200 acre site providing outdoor religious recreation and instruction.
J J McCook urges regional unity to expand commerce and growth in the South. He highlights Texas population gains, port access, rivers, climate and minerals, and calls Denton County to join the effort to attract families and build a prosperous agricultural community with good schools and ample artesian water.
Call G W El bert for groceries fruit jars caps rubbers poultry or eggs. Bread quality fresh daily from Smith's Restaurant. Classified rate offers reach to about 15,000 people in 3,000 families across daily and weekly editions at low cost. Try it.
Advert says Dr. King s New Life Pills are the busiest little things. Each pill is a sugar coated globule of health promising to turn weakness into strength and cure conditions from constipation to malaria. Costs 25 cents.
A brief ad from H. F. Keller invites customers to call 312 for new price listings and 126 for old stock deals, signaling budget shopping options.
A shipwrecked sailor named Sam pursues a clever island monkey for a homeward prize. He tempts the animal with crackers, climbs trees, receives bites and scratches, and is pelted with coconuts by the monkey and its troop, leaving Sam with a headache and a tale of stars.
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