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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle declares it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in the column upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears in the Denton Tex publication with subscription and mailing terms detailed.
The piece analyzes the 1908 submission vote outlook across districts, noting Denton and Dallas contrasts, the two thirds requirement in both chambers, and potential shifts via eleven districts. It mentions Rice Institute endowment growth, bids for new buildings, and a critical satire of Dallas climate claims compared with Denton.
The State Fire Rating Board says it will publish no more information on key rates due to adverse criticism. The statement notes that given the rate details and criticism, the board does not deserve blame.
Denton High School graduates twenty nine in 1910 making one of the largest classes among smaller Texas cities. The gender mix shows fifteen girls to fourteen boys indicating the school’s athletic influence in keeping boys in class until graduation.
Senator Bristow argues the Santa Fe railroad and the Guggenheim smelting trust already influence enough senators. He suggests admitting Arizona and New Mexico would add four Democratic senators, reflecting his wary view of big interests shaping Congress.
A Dallas Times Herald excerpt parodies Anti Saloon League shifts under Cone Johnson and Poindexter. It notes three retirements from the league, labeling it a democratic organization amid sharp, scathing phrasing from Henrietta.
Wise County Messenger notes the upcoming Texas gubernatorial choice between Cone Johnson and O. D. B. Colgutt. The paper urges readers to make their selection in the election.
The Brownwood Bulletin notes a Wilson letter quote about Davidson Johnson and Bailey caused interest in the governor race. A duty to present facts contrasts with alleged slander claims, while Davidson Johnson appears to have ignored the charge.
The passage reflects anxious debate within the party as Colquitt’s nomination looms and delegates worry a future platform may conflict with his views. The editor questions if the candidate will dismantle the platform if it fails to align with his positions.
McKivney Examer reports Davidson seeks to spark conflict after private letter from Bailey to J L Wilson of Collinsville was published. He argues voters will reject candidates who attack Bailey or ride his coattails as Texans think independently.
The Fourteenth Senatorial District contest narrows to incumbent Captain EB I Kellie of Jasper versus prominent Beaumont lawyer W A Collins. Kellie campaigns on vindicating his declaration to pursue his stated course.
Commentary from the Orange Leader accuses Colling of bowing to party control by pushing a state vote on prohibition. Citizens react as the district races hinge on the issue.
The Fort Worth Record argues for a Denton County style experiment farm to prove wheat yields of thirty bushels per acre and urges Texas to establish an experiment station in every distinct county grouping.
In the Chronicle style note, wheat prospects in Texas project a 12,000,000 bushel state crop with Denton county contributing several million and the rest of 247 counties supplying the remainder. Past year yielded about 5,000,000. Denton county supplied little. At $1 per bushel a 2,000,000 bushel Denton crop would aid farmers though auto prices fall. Taft warns of trade mood and possible financial stringency.
The Forty-Eighth Annual National Education Association convention will be held in Boston from July 2 to July 8 with an expected 30 000 visitors. Taft opens Independence Day address in Harvard Stadium while delegates enjoy ordered sessions and city attractions.
In a tense exchange at the office Dickey Bulmer confronts David Verity over the Andromeda affair and Iris Yorke's presence aboard. A journalist delivers Brazil news on De Sylva and Fernando de Noronha as Verity battles to keep his ship interests intact amid possible treachery and bankruptcy.
Mrs. N A Moore in Denton Texas shares a letter from her son D L Moore aboard the U S S Reina Mercedes a ship captured by the American navy during the War with Spain now at Newport Rhode Island He describes daily rations bread meat vegetables coffee butter and sugar and mentions a decoration day parade He also writes of Newport cliff walk jellyfish starfish and crabs and notes details of life aboard the ship plus a second note from Punta Arenas Chile mentioning the Strait of Magellan voyage and upcoming stop in Buenos Aires.
A vintage health ad urges readiness for chills and colds. It promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as a reliable family remedy, selling in 35c and 50c sizes, with a warning that early treatment prevents greater trouble.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Alliance Milling Company will be held at their office in Denton on Tuesday June 14 at 10 o clock. F M Rayzor Secretary.
Denton County Texas will convene as a board of equalization at the courthouse on June 13 14 and 15 1910 to equalize assessments for state and county taxation for 1910. County Clerk W T Bailey and Deputy W R Orr announce the session at Denton Texas.
Fresh shipment of catfish arriving for Smith's Restaurant during the Denton Chautauqua period capped by Bo'a phones as a note.
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