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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
3
An advertising notice touts well made durable furniture at price levels matching inferior goods elsewhere. It claims every piece is guaranteed and made by skilled hands, inviting customers to shop for lasting quality without paying more.
An advertisement touts a Vador reinforced hammock as the best in the world. The claim emphasizes durability and comfort, urging readers to choose this model for outdoor relaxation.
Diplomas were awarded Monday to 206 graduates and post graduates of the State University at Austin.
The Brandeis brief for the prosecution and Pepper’s document, totaling about 150000 words, have been filed by the attorneys handling the Ballinger Pinchot affair. The long submissions underscore the high stakes in the controversy between Ballinger and Pinchot.
Commissioner William E. Hawkins defies Governor Campbell’s demand to resign and asserts the governor lacks power to remove him. The standoff centers on control of the state insurance and banking department.
Eight thousand barrels of whiskey spilled into the Patapsco near Baltimore after an accident at the Gwynnbrok Distilling steel warehouse. The river bank and air were heavy with the odor of alcohol as the whisky washed downstream.
A Texas Central directors meeting is set in Waco next Wednesday. The gathering is expected to reveal the purchaser of the railroad, widely believed to be the Katy.
Cone Johnson spoke to a crowd of 500 in Gonzales Fort Worth saw Judge Poindexter addressing 600 attendees General Davidson spent the day in Dallas while Mr Colquitt continued campaigning in Central West Texas
Governor Haskell relocates state headquarters to Oklahoma City after removal election. Guthrie citizens protest the change and accuse officials of not moving records or other departments yet.
Dallas hosts the Republican executive committee meeting to set the state convention for the first Tuesday in August. J Terrell of San Antonio is named as gubernatorial candidate. Chairman Lyon will secure consent to run.
Executive committees of the Republican and Democratic parties met in Dallas. The Democratic committee chose Galveston as the convention site and decided to put the submission question to voters again. The Republican convention will convene in Dallas. Both sessions were quiet with no sensational incidents.
Texas League games show Oklahoma City 5 over Galveston 2 and Shreveport 7 to Houston 1. Fort Worth 3 beat Waco 0 in fourteen innings. National League results include Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 3 and Cincinnati 4 2 over Boston 2. American League scores list Philadelphia 6 St Louis 1 and Boston 9 Cleveland Detroit 5. Southern League games end with Atlanta 3 Nashville 3 and New Orleans 1 Memphis Chattanooga 1.
Fort Worth has raised 65 000 toward a 100 000 goal for the T C U bonus with 50 000 from Christian churches and 25 000 additional from citizens. The Fairmount Land Company plans 100 000 while the committee urges immediate contributions to avoid losing the chance at the university.
Senator Dolliver delivered a ringing Senate speech accusing special interests of dominating politics. Gifford Pinchot echoed similar sentiments in St Paul Saturday night, with Col. Roosevelt reportedly approving. Dolliver stressed purifying the party from within rather than forming a new party.
Hamilton flies from Governor's Island New York to Philadelphia in eighty eight miles at an average near fifty mph completing in one hour fifty one minutes. A broken motor delayed the return but the journey finished in one hour thirty six minutes averaging 54.96 mph, surpassing Curtiss' recent cross country time. Official records remain Curtiss' but Hamilton sets new duration marks.
About 150 Texas Press association members met in Stamford for four days of talks and entertainment. The tour highlighted Central West Texas agriculture, Spur’s boom, and Swenson ranch round up with a large barbecue. Stamford officials and Denton County journalists attended and529 pledged to return for the next Port Lavaca session.
The Dallas News 1910 crop report from 700 correspondents notes Texas wheat and oats near record highs with a projected 16,000,000 bushels of wheat and 168,000,000 bushels of corn. Panhandle and North Texas show big acreage gains and above average yields, while rain is needed in several regions to sustain the bumper crop.
The ad claims rapid relief for headaches of all kinds including sick or nervous headaches and headaches from heat cold grip or stomach trouble. It also targets attacks of cold or grip and promotes ease of ingestion with immediate action. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at stores.
Advertisement claims bad dreams and insomnia stem from stomach distress. It touts Mi-o-na stomach tablets priced at 50 cents and promises relief within five minutes, with O. M. Curtis guaranteeing cure of indigestion.
Co. F Witherspoon and Sons advertise hay corn and oats for sale listing their firm as the supplier and contact for buyers seeking feed and fodder.
Denton reports modest changes in cotton futures and spots with July August and October futures quoted in slight moves. New oats enter receipts around 30c a bushel, while wheat bids ease and local hay remained scarce. Fort Worth livestock show steady beef prices and active calves amid steady cow prices, with hogs uneven and down slightly.
The note urges readers to use the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover missing articles and items. It suggests advertising in these columns as the remedy and to try the service.
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