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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1910

Page

2

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The notice lists weekly and monthly subscription rates and delivery options for The Record and Chronicle. It highlights second class mail status and dates of registration, and includes a public notice about corrections for erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms.

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Why Not Tell It All in Tennessee Politics

Denton, July 11 1910. A lengthy editorial tirade targets Patterson and anti-prohibition factions, accusing Tennessee leaders and newspapers of swamping assassination praise and machine politics. The piece criticizes Nashville and Memphis papers, cites pardons, and argues the governor race is a binary choice between Colquitt and Johnson.

Denton Record and Chronicle McE Tennessee McAlister United States Robert L. Taylor James D. Porter Old Guarda James Gordon Mississippi Malcolm R. Patterson Nashville Hermitage Andrew Jackson Times Herald Denton Record Chronicle Patterson Carmack Memphis Nashville American Congress Bob Taylor All England Alfred Henry Lewis Es Herald Cooper Davidson Poindexter Texas Colquitt Johnson Colqua Denison Heral

Clubs Organized in Johnson and Kaufman Counties

Johnson and Colquitt and David son clubs have been organized in Johnson county. Johanson and Pointexter clubs have been organized in Kaufman county. No club has been organized in Smith county except Johnson clubs.

Johnson and Colquitt Davidson Johnson County Johanson and Pointexter Kaufman County Smith County Johnson Clubs

Matador Offers $100000 Bonus for New Railroad

In Motley county Matador with 350 residents offers a 100000 bonus to attract a railroad project. Denton council with 7000 residents balks at raising 25000. Headline notes strong local push and skeptic response as quoted by the Sherman Democrat.

Tala Matador Motley County Denton Ang Chronicle

Population boom sweeps Texas counties defying early limits

The Record and Chronicle notes East and West Texas counties show substantial gains in population with an average 44 1-3 percent rise across fourteen counties. Haskell leads with a 516 percent increase from 2,637 in 1900 to 16,249 in 1910 as Texas eyes surpassing five million residents. Authorities foresee greater growth in the next decade.

East Texas Texas Haskell Fort Worth Star,Telegram

Liquor Interests Stay Unafraid Of Political Opposition

The Texas press notes liquor donors remain unyielding toward Poindexter. They expect veto on prohibition and believe submission is dead, resisting fears of polls. Reports suggesting fear of Poindexter by the liquor interests are dismissed as inaccurate.

Duncan B. Cooper Supreme Court Ator Carmack Colonel Cooper Texas Press Poindexter Colquitt Davidson Baird

Judge from Cleburne Challenged Hogg on Democracy Sermons

Wise County Messenger notes public dispute as a Cleburne judge questions James Stephen Hogg’s democratic preachings. The piece cites Poindexter defending the railroad commission as constitutional, despite local criticism.

James Stephen Hogg Cleburne Texas Hogg Great Railroad Commission Poindexter Wise County Messenger

Frightful Train Wreck Prompts Medical Salve Claim

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a swift healer for cuts bruises sprains burns boils and sores from a frightful wreck. It claims relief for eczema chapped lips sore eyes and corns with a noted price of 25 cents from J F Raley & Co.

J. F. Raley & U's

Make your grocery bill this month with Beta phones

A brief notice offers to reduce grocery costs this month tied to Beta phones at 44 Long & King. It invites shoppers to engage with the store for potential savings and phone-in promotions.

Long & King

Denton Chautauqua Program July 20 to 29

Denton Chautauqua Assembly presents a nine day program at John B. Denton College Campus with Riek's Orchestra, lectures by Rev. Frank DeWitt Talmage D D and speakers such as Hon. Richmond P Hobson and Hon. W P Williams. Season tickets priced at 2.50 offer concerts readings and monologues each day July 20 29. The roster includes Miss M Greenwood Hardy Madame Manreoff von Finkelstein Mountford and Dr Ira Landreth with lectures on religion education and Southern life.

Denton Chautauqua Assembly John B. Denton College Riek Jerusalem Madame Manreoff von Finkelstein

The Neel Sisters Return to Texas Engagements

The Neel Sisters are Texas beauties greeted by splendid audiences. They return this year to many of last year’s engagement points for a program that will be musical and literary.

Neel Texas

Elliott Promotes Lyceum Perludes The Lion and the Mouse

Edward P Elliott presents The Lion and the Mouse arrangement by Chas Klein and The Man of the Hour as moral stage fare. Madame Mountford, Jerusalem born lecturer, interprets Holy Land life with vivid power and wide appeal drawing large audiences in Salt Lake City New York and beyond.

Edward P. Elliott Mr. Elliott Lyceum Chas. Klein New York City Elliott Madame Mountford Holy City Jerusalem Holy Land Buckley Mt. Zion Salt Lake City Tabernacle New York Palestine

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