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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
2
Notice announces subscription rates and mailing terms for The Record and Chronicle. It includes historical postal classifications and a general caution to correct any erroneous reflections upon characters or reputations upon notification to publishers.
A Denton dated July 23, 1910 item argues newspapers should avoid overt campaigning. It praises the Galveston-Dallas News for balanced coverage while criticizing the Denton Record and Chronicle and State Press for partisanship. The piece warns against inflaming readers and dismissing rival papers.
An Austin dispatch reports lawmakers pressuring to appoint their sons as pages paid 2 dollars daily, with some members financially comfortable while widows seek aid for their sons. The anti nepotism law is cited though spirit is said to be warped, and cross branch appointments are contemplated to avoid censure.
Denton residents lament Census undercount due to boarding students and nearby suburbs uncounted as residents. The Record and Chronicle advocates annexing suburbs before 1920 to improve figures. Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes planning for better 1929 returns.
A post election plea urges harmony and cooperation in Denton and Denton County. Citizens are urged to set politics aside, work with neighbors, and help Texas grow through shared efforts and constructive activities.
A historic note argues that newspapers can endorse candidates in editorials yet must present facts in news columns. It stresses honesty in differing opinions and urges fair treatment of rival views while acknowledging shrinking newspaper numbers and the inevitability of change.
Mrs. J M Barrett longtime Denton resident died at home on West Hickory at 1 30 PM Born February 3 1842 in Elmont county Ohio she married James M Barrett November 16 1865 They moved to Denton in 1882 Survived by husband and four children J C Barrett S W Barrett W W Barrett and Emily Barrett Funeral at 11 AM Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery
Orme entangles with Minister Alcatrante in a parkside pursuit as two Japanese assailants ambush him at the Pere Marquette hotel. The robbers seize Orme, search him for a pocket book and cash, while Alcatrante laments the dangers of Poritol’s secret and the shifting loyalties of international intrigue.
Saturday afternoon wards 1 2 4 held primary conventions electing mixed delegations. Ward 1 named George Durham chair and listed delegates including O P Poe and A Logan. Ward 2 elected B F Paschall Clay Withers J T Simmons D Price. Ward 3 chose L T Davis with delegates led by Chas Mays and W A Taliaferro. Ward 4 named E C Smith chair with delegates J C Parr J N Rayzor Alvin Owsley and others.
Mrs. Julia Elder of Douglas Ariz visiting Denton received a telegram from her husband Sam Elder reporting that wagon and railroad bridges across the region were washed out and that the mining town of Bisbee had been flooded with eight deaths.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo QC. Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Arthur Naylor, former D. A. C. outfielder, long with semi-pro teams in Texas, has been bought by the Dallas Giants. He played this season with the Irish Lads of Wichita Falls and has shown heavy hitting and solid fielding as Dallas scouts consider him a strong prospect.
The advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the busiest little helpers made to convert weakness into strength and energy. It lists benefits from improved digestion to relief of headaches and malaria symptoms and notes they cost 26 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A large crowd gathered outside the Record and Chronicle office late Saturday night awaiting results. County returns began arriving after 7 PM and by midnight 27 of 30 boxes had been received. Sanger was the only sizable box reported, with Plainview and Schildel the other two.
An old advertisement touts Bitters to restore boyhood digestion and energy. It claims digestion, liver, kidneys, and bowels will tone up. The copy promises appetite and vigor return, urging purchase at a local store for 50 cents.
Incomplete returns show Sparks likely elected commissioner in Precinct 2, Christal in Precinct 3, and Gary in Precinct 4. Brownlow wins the local justice precinct as weigher and Young is re-elected constable in separate precincts.
Dallas based reporter notes Jack Beall defeats Dwight Lewellyn by a large margin to win the Fifth District congressional seat. Local coverage highlights the outcome and political implications for the area.
The text recounts the Transfiguration with Peter James and John on a high mountain, Moses and Elijah appearing, and a voice from heaven declaring Jesus as the beloved Son. It notes Peter’s impulse to build tabernacles, the disciples’ fear, and Jesus urging them to hear him, while stressing faith, prayer, and nearness to God as sources of power against demon possession and doubt.
A card from Elder C. E. Wooldridge of Pearl Street Church of Christ in this city states he is conducting a meeting in Birdville, Tarrant County, with good crowds and interest.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe sure cure for throat and lung troubles. It claims the remedy helps stubborn colds coughs bronchial issues and related illnesses with satisfaction guaranteed and offers trial bottles at J F Raley & Co.
Courteous handling and efficient processing of grocery orders noted in customer feedback. Bo praises prompt delivery, careful packing, and friendly service for orders placed at 44 Long and King.
Local paint dealers report a small price uptick amid rising material costs. M. R. Gilbert notes suppliers cite higher pigment and transport fees, with retailers keeping consumers informed about timely price adjustments and available discounts.
Fresh red snapper available today at the ideal restaurant offering seafood specials. Local notices advertise catching season and menu highlights.
Special notices invite children to visit the office to obtain a free photograph of Anna Belle the girl who provides the cut out pictures in the comic supplement. Bring four reasons why you like the Anna Belle pictures to receive the photo.
Remedy Hicks Capusine claims to banish aching and feverishness quickly and restore normal conditions. It is said to cure headaches of all kinds including sick nervous heat or stomach related headaches. Copudine wine advertised as liquid easy to take at drug stores priced 10¢ 25¢ and 50¢.
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