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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
2
Publication details for subscription rates, billing options, and durations are listed for the Record and Chronicle. It notes weekly second class mail status in Denton Texas and requests corrections to any erroneous reflections upon individuals or corporations.
A Denton County opinion piece defends muckraking magazines against suppression efforts warns that exposing corruption improves governance and counters advertiser power. It argues for an unfettered independent press, cites Sugar Trust cases, praises national magazines, and notes local circulation dynamics and political races in Tennessee and California.
As time passes the field narrows to Colquitt the radicals and Johnson the radical pro. Voters face a choice among leading contenders in a tense political contest.
The Denton Recording Chronicle notes that Rankin questions the sacredness of nominations and Colquitt faces a clash over submission. It predicts Colquitt may reconsider his stance as the party moves toward a ballot decision and warns peers to resolve internal tensions to avoid political fire.
Hon Cone Johnson spoke to 1200 voters in Austin amid applause from Guy T. M. Campbell and Col. R. M. Wynne. Wynne publicly forgave past opposition as they unite under a peace banner. The note urges charity over constant strife in public life.
The Bonham News asserts Colquitt is backed by organized liquor interests in Texas and the U.S. while Johnson embodies the prohibition Democrats’ long fought principles. It states the News believes either man will become Texas governor and invites readers to choose.
The Texarkana Courier notes Texas voters will trim the governor race to a winner on July 23. The paper opinions the decisive choice is clear and urges support for the best man. The piece reflects a partisan call to back a preferred candidate as the field narrows.
The McKinney Courter Gazette notes sarcasm aimed at the Ohioor poration with accusations of ties to St. Louis Milwaukee Louisville Chicago and other firms whose output appears in kegs bottles and barrels.
E L Bates of Texarkana writes to the Daily praising good roads work in Bowie County precinct No 1 where a $200000 bond will fund 42 miles of macadam roads with bridges. He urges Denton County to act, noting twelve miles already under construction and farmers benefiting from better routes.
A piece of common white deal wood from Sweden proved unusually heavy and could not ignite in a gas jet. It had formed part of a whaler’s boat dragged to depths over half a mile after a harpoon strike, with only part of the boat surfacing before recovery.
Denton Chautauqua notes a July 26 to 29 shipment of snapper fish received for Smith's Restaurant.
In a private stateroom a trio of men gamble for a deed to a Randall plantation. Eugene Kirby aka Mr. Jackson exposes Moreau’s cheating as Randall loses, and Kirby warns of reckoning. The planter signs away, while Moreau revels in victory before Kirby declares the sting.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills kept at home for a year have proven a blessing for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Easy and sure remedy available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Courtesy quality and low prices is listed as a motto for the Duke and Ayers Nickel Store, signaling its retail ethos and pricing image in the period.
Classified grocery ad urging readers to contact G. W. Elbert by both phones for delivery of butter eggs and chicken produce.
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