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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
2
A public notice from Denton Texas dated June 6, 1910 outlines subscription rates per month delivered by mail and in advance. It notes the Record and Chronicle will issue corrections upon notification to publishers.
The article notes Mayor Gaynor is cutting expenses and reportedly considering savings on legal counsel of about 48 000. It mentions a looming primary deadline June 18 to file names and contribute to campaign costs and hints at a fading season for the team.
A Fort Worth writer died by self harm after ingesting prussic acid and using a revolver to seal a head wound. The Houston Record notes this suicide breaks precedents of local reporters who typically perish by long service. Editor Mcraleb once worked in Fort Worth.
The exchange editor notes Camp county as a neighbor to Smith county and comments on carrying a home county. The Citizen editor will edit the Cleburne Daily Enterprise for one day on July 7, with Ransome praising the venture and other Texas editors contributing to the En ve over the next month. Bob Ransome jests about relieving editorial duties.
Santa Fe reports 510 cars of wheat on its Denton county line with 150 to 200 cars forecast by rival Joe Krummill. County wide, near 1 000 cars or about 20 million bushels expected. Roanoke Argyle Denton Subrey Pilot Point and Lewisville seen receiving larger wheat quantities than in a decade. Thrashing begins soon as Denton county crop prospects near two million bushels.
The Express editorial hints Senator Bailey should return to Texas politics and openly back Judge Poindexter for governor. It asserts Bailey supporters expect his active influence for the candidate viewed as the strong choice.
A fragment discusses a Bailey man’s bid for governor and questions whether he should be allowed to run without Bailey’s support, given Bailey’s repeated assurances to friends in times of need. The passage centers on loyalty and political backing within a four‑man field.
Ashley Evans reports delay in making a decision in the prohibition battle. He cites uncertainty about which prohibition candidate has best chance and endorses Cone Johnson as stronger, aiming to curb liquor interests with Johnson’s policy. Evans notes Johnson’s broad backing and hopes for victory over Colquitt.
The Palestine Herald reports that Johnson attracts bigger audiences than any rival in the race. At Corsicana he drew an estimated 4,009 to 5,000 supporters, and at Mexia Monday he spoke to 1,200 or more Democrats, signaling a race primarily between Colquitt and Johnson with Johnson leading.
Mc Kinney Courter Gazette notes submission may pass in the July 25 primary but liquor interests oppose a public vote. The piece suggests the outcome is uncertain while urging turnout to decide.
The Railroad Commissioner Mr Colquitt traveled daily through May and delivered twenty nine speeches at twenty nine places. He is due a salary of 334 dollars and 33 cents for May, payable today as reported by the Waco Tribune.
James Clayton McNealus claims full credit for the resub mission of submission to a Times Herald representative. In a separate column Dr Rankin credits the effort in partnership with Dr Gambrell. On with the circus.
The Fort Worth Record notes Davidson was fourth in the race when a late move in San Antonio occurred. If J. Marin Jones regains form in six weeks he could push the hunter into fifth place.
The Brownwood Bulletin notes debate over Culberson's neutrality as an objection to him. Opposing candidate gains attention as Texans prefer a public figure with clearly known views. Culberson remains viewed as distant from his constituents since joining the Senate.
The Candy Kitchen advertises fresh home made candies and a fountain with cald drinks and old fashioned milk shakes.
The eighteenth annual North Texas Epworth League conference will be held in Bonham June 16 to 19. Delegates from Denton, McKinney, and wider district expected to exceed 300. O L Hamilton of Lewisville is conference president and local delegates include Prof J S Park and Mrs R Ledbetter.
Henry L Britton of Frost Street Eaton Rapids Mich reports Hyomei cured his nasal catarrh after other remedies failed. The inhaler costs 50 cents with a full outfit priced at 1 and the product promises a money back guarantee if it does not cure catarrh coughs colds croup or sore throat. May 25 Jn6-15
A list of guests checking into the New Oatman hotel, including J. C. Melton and wife from Dallas, H. E. Lymus of Gainesville, C. E. Clay of Marlin, J. W. Formerson of St. Louis, J. J. Berge of Ravenna, J. S. Livingston of Dallas, Clarence Ousley of Fort Worth, H. B. Johnson of Dallas, and numerous others from Dallas, Fort Worth, Weatherford, Cleveland, and different states.
“Kept the King at Home” describes a Buffalo New York family using Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The item highlights the remedy as easy and sure and notes a 25 cent price at J F Raley Co.
The Dallas News reports it has found evidence identifying the writer of the Russell letter but withholds the name due to imperfect evidence and legal counsel advice. The article notes obligations to Senator Bailey and states why the name is not published.
A note from Frontier eee SORES Room 702 Buffalo offers trial treatment and full information at no charge for asthma. The message emphasizes free access to services and details.
Hozier rallies the crew to abandon the Brazilian cruiser in a creek near Fernando Noronha. They strip the launch, disguise it, and aim to slip past pursuers as Iris and De Sylva seek a safe hut. A bold negotiation with Coke offers five thousand pounds to quiet his mutiny and secure safe passage.
Shoats offered by W. W. Wright in Denton on the first Monday. Visit the square to buy. Contact at 252 cents per load.
A local option election is ordered for June 25 in Milam County with Cameron as the county seat. Also notes that today is the last day for candidates to file applications for the Democratic ticket.
Colquitt speaks today at Bonham Davidson speaks in Greenville and Rockwall Johnson at Gainesville Poindexer at Sherman live appearances promoted as a regional candidates speaking event with multiple stops across Texas cities.
Treasury officials calculate that if every dollar in circulation were shared equally among all people in the United States each person would receive 34 dollars and 69 cents.
Iowa voters head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in primaries for the Seventh and Ninth districts. Analysts expect results to influence party strategy and future contests.
Dr. Madriz head of Nicaragua's de facto government says W P Pittman the young American captured while aiding Estrada forces will be protected despite the hostilities.
Government inspector raided the state penitentiary at Jefferson City Missouri uncovering a fully equipped counterfeiting plant in operation for twenty years. Two prisoners were arrested in connection with the operation.
Donaghey of Arkansas joins four contenders in the senatorial contest against Senator Jeff Davis. The field now includes former Congressman S Brundige of Searcy and Congress man Joe T. Robinson of Lonoke, expanding the multiform lineup.
Democratic and Republican conventions approach Maine with June 25 and June 19 dates. Conservative leaders acknowledge the state is in doubt as Democrats hope to carry the First and Second districts.
The article notes a daily increase in expulsions of Jews from Russia with a total reaching 4v,000 to date. Of these, at least 7,000 come from Kiev, with deplorable conditions reported. Other nations’ Jews have shown interest in aiding them.
The stampede to the new gold fields at Iditarod Cit eraska promises a major rush, the first installment of 350 prospectors arrived after a three week journey from Fairbanks by river and 5,000 more are expected this summer.
The Temple state experiment station title and deed were approved by the state. Changes required before acceptance will take time, and the black land station at Temple was located when the station was established here.
In Pennsylvania a general primary on Saturday saw regular Republicans secure most nominations while in Schuylkill County district Garner a staunch Cannon ally lost to insurgent R D Heaton. All seven Democratic congressmen were re nominated.
William A. Minor of Chicago reported being robbed of about 50000 dollars in cash and negotiable papers on a Chicago to New York night train. The loss was kept secret to aid detection and in hopes the thief would present the drafts for payment. Payment on about half the drafts was stopped.
The Weather Bureau expects more nearly normal weather nationwide this week with showers in the Lake region and Atlantic states, while other areas stay generally fair. A disturbance should develop on the Western plateaus Tuesday and move to the Eastern states by week’s end.
The fire rating board says no rates will be published but citizens and reporters may view the rates in the office and file information as they wish. The board resents criticism over higher insurance rates, arguing that insurance companies set the rates.
The address extols a potent personality as God’s deliverer, demanding strength compassion and helpfulness. It urges graduates to gain heart qualities, serve through ministry, and carry a God given crown for city state and nation.
The writer known as O. Henry had previously kept his real name private, living as a cowboy, miller, and druggist among other roles. Only recently did he disclose to the public that he is the writer and novelist O. Henry.
Deen Lyon notes a report that Col. Roosevelt will be met at sea aboard a chartered vessel costing about 10000 dollars. Lyon says invited guests from a revenue cutter will sail from New York to meet Roosevelt several hours offshore. He adds Roosevelt may visit Texas this fall delivering addresses in major cities if schedules permit.
Secret meetings of railroad officers in Washington and a Monday Chicago gathering of twenty five railroads signal fresh efforts to defend against the government injunctions. Special counsel may be selected to lead the railroads’ case with regular counsel aiding in preparation.
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