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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription prices and issues a public notice offering corrections for any erroneous reflections. It invites readers to call the publishers to address such corrections promptly.
June 11 1919 Denton Texas Sterling Strong predicts overwhelming victory for the submission measure as Judge Poindexter joins in support after withholding in 1908. Prohibition debate stretches from Pilot Point to Dallas with local option laws cited as a test for statewide policy.
The Waco Times-Herald argues against state-wide prohibition while supporting local option. It criticizes Mr Colquitt for defending majority rule in prohibition and questions the logic of applying rights differently by county versus state. It cites Denison, Grayson county, Hebron, Dallas, and Denton county boundary issues.
In a Waco Times Herald critique, the author attacks Colquitt for picking only parts of Democratic work. The piece argues his 1908 primary role and San Antonio convention influence show disloyalty. It warns party integrity erodes when a candidate rejects party actions that clash with personal views.
The Dallas News questions the integrity of some contributors including a straw ballot promoter and a club membership reporter who adds unjustified numbers. The paper will stop printing straw ballots and club membership reports.
The Waxahachie Light notes that without Colquitt and Poindexter speaking, Bailey’s standing in the current campaign would be greatly diminished. The remark implies their silence limits Bailey’s influence and momentum.
The Gainesville Daily Register cites advertising economics showing higher per sale profits for low volume merchants. Wise County Messenger reports H Bascom Thomas criticizing graft in Austin and Sen Hayter of Amarillo replying that the senate stands as patriots, with a proposed joint debate to resolve discrepancies.
Supt. Calvin Holmes of the Black Land Experimental Farm leads a report from Denton County about what may be the first 191 cent wheat crop. Holmes is described as wide-awake as local progress is highlighted by the McKinney Courier Examiner.
In Houston Post notes a flurry of activity surrounding resubmission, tracing past stances of Col. T N Jones Poindexter Davidson and others. The piece questions who influenced Davidson to reverse prior positions and how the resolution story evolved from Bonham to San Antonio.
Carmela Sylva returns from Las Flores to her father’s house in Rio de Janeiro after long separation, and bursts of news ripple through Iris Yorke’s circle. Verity and Bulmer arrive with Carmela, while Philip Hozier prepares a covert reconnaissance and Iris weighs loyalties amid looming military and political upheaval.
Iris learns her uncle has returned with the man she is pledged to wed, amid preparations to meet him. The Brazilian rival Carmela accompanies Iris as David Verity and Philip Hosier loom large in the unfolding drama aboard the Las Flores tale.
A promotional note touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak health, claiming they aid digestion and kidney function, clear the blood, and improve complexion and nerves. It urges women to try the remedy at J. F. Raley & Co.
The Waco Times-Herald notes George Waverly Briggs pushes Bailey as pivotal in the gubernatorial race. He forecasts Bailey loyalty shaping blocs with Colquitt or Johnson likely to be sidelined, while Poindexter and Davidson may bear the brunt of eliminations. Local papers show Colquitt support from Houston Post and Fort Worth Record. Johnson remains favored in prohibition circles.
A reader from Buffalo New York endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as a safe remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues singling out the product as reliable and affordable at 25 cents per box advertised by J F Raley Co in a period advertisement.
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