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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates for the Record and Chronicle by mail in advance and other terms. It mentions delivery months and pricing, with Denton Texas postal classifications and archival filing details for second class mail.
The passage notes skeptically that forecasts by exchanges seem overly dramatic after election day. It suggests reviewing the editor's own files for amusement rather than explaining the event or its causes.
The Houston Post editors back Allison Mayfield with a morning editorial. They argue a Mayfield vote serves Houston while questioning why Texans elsewhere should prioritize Houston's interests over their own.
The Sunday issue of the Recording Chronicle reports the county’s election results with Denton readers seeing local and state outcomes first. It notes Colquitt led in nearly every report and won by substantial plurality after early wire delays.
Ticket agent John Rose was victim of a bad bill passed Saturday night. The forged note, an old Tennessee state bill that had been cancelled, was patched with other money and circulated until the error was found. A telegram was sent to stop the party responsible.
The brother of C. C. Yeatts and a man named White were driving home Sunday when a frightened mule bolted. Mr Yeatts was thrown from the buggy with minor injuries while Mr White’s leg was caught in the wheel, leaving a severely wrenched ankle and possible permanent damage.
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock, long a top Taft era patronage figure, may resign as Norton supplants him as the president's favored press ally. The presidential campaign is in flux and Hitchcock’s fate appears tied to shifts in conservative support.
In the flotorial representative race Saturday A. W. Walker of Fort Worth led over W. J. F. Blanton. Walker carried Benton Wise and Parraut counties while Blanton carried Cooke.
Colquitt wins in the Fourth over Evans by about two to one. In the Third, R. M. Lively elected to fill the unexpired term, with Jas. Young nominated for the regular term. San Antonio totals show Colquitt 71,622 and Davidson 28,679 among others with various candidates and revised figures reported.
The Post reports totals from Houston elections with Submission leading 62 248 to 57 398. County returns include Col quitt 98 480 Davidson 34 420 Johnson 49 050 Poindexter 48 408 and 166 counties heard from.
J A Buckingham, unhappy with the Johnson Poindexter result, recalculated local tallies using Dallas News county reports. His figures presented a different total for the county race, reflecting an improvised tally from the available data.
Incomplete early returns as of noon show Randell 7,092 and Evans 3,909 for the Fourth district congressional race. Randell holds a 3,192 vote lead that Evans cannot overcome with the current tallies.
An analysis on wealth creation through property, industry, and migration. Producers build value via mining, farming, factories, railroads, and immigration. consumers seek low prices. The text stresses production as the basis of prosperity and contrasts producers with consumers and tramps, noting price effects on labor and development.
Orme helps a masked young woman track an encoded bill tied to a hidden set of directions. They pursue Walsh the burglar and race Japanese adversaries across Chicago suburbs toward a concealed papers cache hinted by abbreviations on the bill.
In Chicago the girl asks Mr Orme for help locating a five dollar bill that betrays where hidden papers lie. She fears her father’s need to recover the papers before midnight. Orme offers aid and recounts their night’s adventures including Poritol and Alcatrante and a porter’s office confrontation.
A father tells his children a bedtime fable about how a chicken bone became a wishbone. Sprites grant wishes from a broken bone after a peasant and wife tug it apart, yielding a red ribbon for the wife and a lesson in folklore.
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