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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
2
Public notice states subscription rates and mailing classifications for the Record and Chronicle. It includes postal designations for Denton Texas with dates of second class mail and extension notes and an offer to correct erroneous reflections upon request.
The Dallas Times Herald notes Denton Texas on July 4 1910 reports 607 students enrolled in the North Texas Summer Norima up to the .8 week. It also cites regional political clashes in Tennessee and Texas involving Patterson Carmack Bullock and Poindexter boys amid debates over local option and prohibition laws.
The Dayton Ohio News marks its 102nd anniversary and relocation with a multi colored three color front page across sections. The edition highlights Dayton industries and business, claiming record printing quality and full section coverage. The Houston Post notes Judge Poindexter addressed the sons of guns in a pointed campaign speech.
The Tennessee political drama centers on Governor Patterson and prohibition. Patterson opposed prohibition but would sign state wide bills passed by a majority. Prohibitionists aided his majority, yet he vetoed every prohibition bill. The dominant issue now is whether assassination will be legalized and if voters will elect a governor believed to have immunity for the Coopers in Carmack’s case.
The Den ton Record and Chronicle notes Dr Rankin and Governor Potter Son are both Tennesseeans and share wide disagreement on almost every issue but agree on one doctrine. They insist that what does not bind the primary then the primary does not bind the platform.
A fragment from the Dallas News and Chronicle discusses donors who back politicians yet ignore local civic improvement. It argues funds should support civic advancement, not mere political battles, and labels partisan donors as undesirable citizens.
Texas press notes Senator Gore expressing humiliation over hints to profit from senatorial influence. Dallas News questions colleagues’ understanding of his stance while McKinney Examiner remarks the Senate is not as thin skinned as the Texas legislature and notes no firing in progress.
The Palestine Herald questions a reception committee list for Judge Poindexter, noting names were printed without permission or consultation. The paper says many listed are supporters of other gubernatorial candidates and that the gesture should not imply broad backing for Poindexter.
In Cameron Mi lam county residents dispute Davidson's status as hindmost in the gubernatorial handicap. Two Cameron citizens collected $10 000 each from a wager predicting Davidson would exceed Colquitt in votes statewide on July 23 in the primaries.
In a McKinney Examiner note, Judge George Clark endorses Colquitt for governor as anti prohibitionists face internal strife. The piece urges voters to unite against liquor traffic and choose the strongest candidate to win.
Dallas defeated Fort Worth 9 to 3 while San Antonio beat Waco 4 to 0. Houston won 7 to 0 over Galveston and Oklahoma City blanked Sareveport 5 to 0. Pittsburg routed Cincinnati 14 to 2, Chicago beat St Louis 5 to ?, Detroit edged in 4 to 3, St Louis 1 to 3 Chicago. Southern League saw Montgomery win 6 to 1 over Memphis.
A clipped line quotes J. R. Curner urging readers to try the prompt service next month and provides a phone cue. The note is brief with limited contact detail and reflects a small ad style signature.
Adele and Aaron Randall navigate a tense dinner where Kirby poses as Colonel Moreau while Adele's feelings and Tom Randall’s absence sharpen suspicions. Anatole Veau dry confronts the ruse as Aaron and Adele contend over trust, honor, and a dangerous masquerade in the mansion.
A father narrates an animal story to children about a tame badger visiting a grumpy bear at a city zoo. The bear chases the badger, the badger tricks danger by slipping into a bear tank, and keepers flood the cage to rescue the distressed animal. The badger avoids further visits.
Local ad from H. F. Keller promotes cheap groceries with emphasis on budget savings and value offerings. Includes brief phone or contact cue and older reference.
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