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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
2
Notice explains subscription pricing for monthly and yearly delivery by mail, plus a weekly option and clarifies post office classifications. It also states corrections will be printed upon notification of any erroneous reflections on firms or individuals.
Denton should fund the northwest rail line with local money to control its route and avoid a costly outside grant. The Slidell line could boost trade and attract nearby towns like Little Slidell which would raise funds quickly. Building now yields immediate and strategic benefits, unlike waiting for a big outside bonus. An investment of 10 at present project
Fragmentary text from a Dallas page mentions candidates for a Sunday event and hints at a winner. It also references potential a misdirected or misplaced claim about July 23rd involving a victim, but details are incomplete.
Readers faced a brutal weigh of prize fighting reports from Reno as the crowd, though opposed to the sport, followed bulletins with mixed emotions. The piece hints at a broader public ambivalence and regulatory tensions surrounding the event.
The report notes McKinney's population around 4069 to 4714 by the thirteenth census official count while also mentioning AucKinney's 1900 figure about 4300. It discusses Denton and neighboring towns in the context of population estimates and revisions.
The Recording Chronicle notes that many Texas towns may need to scale estimates once returns are in. It warns that most men tend to overstate their estimates in such affairs according to the Fort Worth Star Telegram.
The article describes a medium using confederates and secret folds to read written questions and names from pellets. It explains how the medium appears to divine thoughts by observing writing hesitations and memory of folds, converting skeptics to belief in spiritualism.
Four gubernatorial hopefuls marked Independence Day by public speaks. Colquitt addressed 3000 to 5000 at Cameron German picnic, Johnson spoke to about 2000 in Commerce, Davidson drew a large crowd at Groesbeck, and Poin Dexter spoke to 500 at Weimar Firemen’s picnic.
After North Fort Worth fights ended in a race attack, Mayor Davis calls on the commission to bar fight pictures in the city to ease racial tensions.
Texas League results show Dallas tied 3-3 with Fort Worth 2-1 in another game. San Antonio at Waco delayed by rain. Houston 2 Galveston second game halted by darkness. National League tallies New York 6-12 and Brooklyn 5-6 with Cleveland 1-5. American League Boston 3-4, Washington 1-?, New York 7-1, Philadelphia 3-8, Detroit 3-3, Chicago 5-7, St. Louis 3-4, Cincinnati 3-6. Southern League Montgomery 4-6, Memphis 3-5, Mobile 4-7, Chattanooga 3-4, New Orleans 4-6, Birmingham 4-2, Nash-
The Record and Chronicle issued a prize fight extra at 7 o'clock Monday night after a delayed start at 2 45 coast time. Johnson wins in the fifteenth round was flashed to readers before six, but the full write up arrived late with the first copies sold at depots to eager buyers who paid in nickels.
Champ Clark spoke at Tammany Hall in New York during the Fourth of July celebration. He said a Democrat is one who believes in Democratic principles and votes the Democratic ticket. He praised lower House Democrats for uniting against Republican split and condemned tariff graft as offensive.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the earth’s greatest healer for train wreck injuries and insect bites, burns, sores, eczema, chapped skin, sore eyes, corns, and piles. It promises quick relief and a 25 cent price through J. F. Raley & Co.
At Uvaldia Georgia on Monday afternoon three Black laborers in a labor camp were fatally wounded when white men attempting to arrest a Black man were met by a volley from the camp and the return fire killed the three workers.
Napoleon’s Grit proclaims a cure for cold cough or lung disease with Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims to save hopeless sufferers after roches cough syrups liver oils and doctors fail. A $1 trial bottle is offered by J F Raley and Co.
Two Negroes were hanged near Charleston Missouri on Sunday for the alleged murder of a white farmer. The crime occurred Saturday night and robbery was stated as the motive. Authorities say they are investigating the lynching.
An old advertisement argues a tonic restores boyhood digestion, praising Electric Bitters for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite energy and health with a 50 cent price from J. F. Raley & Co.
In a tense social drama, Aaron Randall and M. Veaudry uncover that Colonel Moreau is an impostor used by Cameo Kirby. A note from TOM RANDAL reveals Kirby murdered by Kirby and a chain of loyalties and doubts tests Adele Randall and Aaron as Larkin Bunce watches from the balcony.
A list of Democratic candidates for county and city offices including KF F Hill W C Dickson Lee Zumwalt BH Hoskins Charles Mays E B Miller J K McKely Sam Hawkins L M Crowder H V Hennen O L Hamilton Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buer D M Reeve W E Durbin W C Orr John W Stuart Jack Christal J E Smith Ted Davis WM McCormick Joe A Young Geo Wells and C Brownlow for precinct and public roles. Also an ad offering classified rates to reach about 3 000 families across Daily and Weekly editions.
A compact classified notice invites residents to place ads for selling items. It emphasizes easy listings, wide reach, and quick results for local shoppers and sellers.
An old promotional note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the busiest little items ever made. The sugar coated globules are claimed to transform weakness into strength and cure a range of ailments for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
A brief classified note from H. F. Keller invites customers to call for inexpensive groceries. The ad lists two phone numbers 412 new and 126 old for contact.
Fresh bread available every day from Smith's Restaurant with a 14 ounce loaf priced at 6 for 25 cents.
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