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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle announces subscription rates for different periods and delivery options. A public notice warns about corrections for erroneous reflections, inviting calls to publishers to address concerns.
In Denton Texas on June 24 1910 editors discuss national politics with Judge Harmon as a leading favorite while backing for good roads grows. They cite England and New York fly control successes and praise Dallas County for road investment predicting Denton County will have hundreds of miles of improved routes soon.
US Senators added three Texas towns to a Federal buildings list, including some Denton district towns, while Denton itself was omitted. The writer urges recognition of Denton’s claims beyond voting support.
McKinney voters hear a Waxahachie example where Ellis county's road bond of 24 cents per $100 spurred miles of paving and local labor use. The plan aims to fund a long road system with home materials if possible, else rail shipments from nearby states. Citizens urged to approve June 28 bonds for permanent better roads.
A compilation of editorial excerpts criticizes liberal campaign donations versus local funding for roads and town advancement. It cites opinions from Record and Chronicle and Denton Record and Chronicle about political influence, nominal rewards, and the limits of party nominating power in the Texan press.
Federal funds listed for Texas facilities include on site purchases and new buildings in Clarksville Paris Weatherford Bryan Austin Brownwood Belton Marlin El Paso Longview Wichita Falls Ennis Marshall Huntsville Cuero Yoakum Walde Eagle Pass Olosten with totals reaching 1 100 000 dollars and multiple site values.
Colonel Moreau reveals a private duel with Cameo Kirby to settle old scores, while Aaron Randall and Tom Randall arrange hospitality for the visiting nobleman. Kirby’s presence complicates plans and a secret duel at the dueling oaks is arranged with Moreau taking responsibility for his own fate.
The column praises the brilliant son of the renowned pastor Talmage and notes his family is well known among American Christian families. The remarks emphasize household recognition and public delight in his lineage.
Public notice commands the Sheriff or constable to summon unknown heirs of multiple deceased parties including J. W. Hardin and R. W. Woodruff families. Publication to run weekly for eight consecutive weeks in a county newspaper or the sixteenth district if none available, before the return day.
W A Vines files suit in Sixteenth Judicial District Denton County to quiet title to 186 acre tract on Hickory Creek tied to the Wm Neil and J W Hardin surveys. He alleges loss of original deeds in 1875 fire and seeks removal of any cloud from defendants or their vendees.
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