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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and delivery details per month and for multiple months, notes second class mailing at Denton Texas, and states all subscriptions discontinued at expiration. The notice invites corrections for any erroneous reflections and provides contact for publishers.
The article notes Col Roosevelt using wireless from the sea to say politics is not his present occupation. It discusses his suspenseful strategy, reactions of insurgents and administrationists, and the looming Texas state convention with Colquitt and Johnson in the race.
Tom Finty frames the gubernatorial contest as Bailey faction tactics with Poindexter and Colquitt in a bid to siphon votes. Poindexter resists exit, aiming for a personal win while Johnson and Rankin weigh safer bets. The public recalls Mudville and Casey as cautionary echoes.
Austin dispatch explains Colquitt forces split over Governor call for a special session. Pro submission camp fears a proliquor push if Colquitt wins the nomination while prohibitionists doubt constitutionality but fear new laws. Rankin denies bolting and says Colquitt won’t abide by party platform on submission.
The Palestine Herald reports two Cameron men have each staked ten thousand dollars on Colquitt and Davidson. The paper favors Colquitt over Davidson, while predicting Cone Johnson as the true winner and forecasting Davidson third and Poindexter fourth in the race before the primaries.
Representatives of organized labor say Cone Johnson has answered satisfactorily all questions on issues affecting labor. If he is satisfactory to investigators, he should similarly satisfy noninformed voters according to the Rusk County News.
The Aubrey Herald notes R. V. Davidson spoke in Pilot Point Denton and Sanger last Friday and Saturday as the state political drift narrows. Col quitt and Cone Johnson lose ground while Poindexter and Davidson gain thousands of votes in North Texas.
A Waelder News clipping notes the sale involving Colquitt quitting the pros to join the antis and predicts a further shake up around July 23. The editorial argues change from pro to anti is rare for blue blooded figures and hints Colquitt seeks office.
The Texas Farmer reports at the state black land experimental farm near Denton the first wheat of 1910 was threshed. Holmes harrowed and rolled 2.5 acres in March under dry weather to conserve moisture, yielding 25 bushels per acre. The remainder is expected to yield about 20 bushels per acre, with excess from the treated plot covering its cost.
Local ad offers butter and fresh groceries including eggs and chickens from G. W. Bibert with both phone numbers listed for contact.
A narrator recounts Cameo Kirby a river gambler and the Mississippi era under Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson. In a Plaquemine setting Colonel Moreau and Mr Randall duel at poker with fortunes, pride, and a perilous turn of luck shaping a tale of crime risk romance and regeneration.
A father tells Evelyn about canaries and a family with a singing pet canary. The bird shows loyalty by returning to its cage and once guides its keeper to a found, freezing canary chick. The found bird is warmed, cared for, and becomes a companion, improving the singer's joy.
A Buffalo New York family endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a simple effective remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad notes the product costs 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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