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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle informs readers it will correct any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations upon notification. It presents the subscription rates and billing details for weekly and monthly delivery, noting postal and mailing terms and hours of issue.
The Denton Record and Chronicle discusses Terrell election law offices rotation and local politics, praises reader cooperation, and notes impacts of prize fighting coverage. It endorses building a Denton Slidell railroad link, citing potential future gains and regional prosperity for farmers and towns along the line.
Senator Bailey reveals his preferred governor candidate in a letter to the Gainesville reception committee. He declines to be drawn into the campaign, citing political propriety and private proprieties. The piece notes opponents’ hopes to entangle him with R. V. Davidson’s waning fortunes.
Denton Chautauqua runs July 20 to 29 at John B. Denton College Campus. Featured are Riek's Orchestra Rev. Frank DeWitt Talmage lectures, performances by The Neel Sisters and Miss M Greenwood Hardy, and talks by Hon. Richmond P. Hobson and others. Ticket sales urged.
The Denton Chautauqua presents Miss Hardy a versatile artist with dramatic range in Shakespeare and dialect sketches. Leaders like Hon H M Perkins and Hon W P Williams showcase wit and oratory on Southern life. The program features Eli No 2, Prof B F Kaiser praise, and Dr Frank DeWitt Talmage lectures with season tickets offered at $2.50.
Dr Ira Landreth a native Texan now leads Belmont College for Young Women in Nashville as president and serves as secretary of the National Religious Education Association. He presents on Level Best Living Moral Muscle for a Man's Job and Religious Education.
The Neel Sisters are Texas beauties welcomed by fine audiences and return to many prior engagement points this year. The program promises musical and literary offerings as they are again featured performers.
Edward P. Elliott presents The Lion and the Mouse a Chas Klein play with a nine teen year lyceum record in New York City. Madame Mountford and Dr Buckley praise her Holy Land lectures making Bible history vivid and living for audiences in Salt Lake City Chautauqua and New York.
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