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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates by mail and advance terms for monthly and yearly plans. A standard public notice promises corrections for any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers.
Denton readers hear talk of Dr Rank possibly becoming a Texas bishop amid warm local politics. The item jokes about marriage happiness for Mrs Ruth ary Leavitt Owen and notes Tennessee’s murder debate. An Asheville hotel stocks 5,000 frying chickens for General Conference and Judge Poindexter is mocked over anti saloon league support.
A Brownwood Bulletin note complains about an insurance company offering free publication for prize articles on insurance questions. The editor rejects the proposal as a bait that benefits the company, not the paper, and notes other papers like The Record and Chronicle also discarded it while hinting at widespread postage costs.
The Cleburne judge who fined in Houston and branded James Hoge a dangerous demagogue is remembered by old democrats for his role in the Hogg Clark campaign. The memo mentions Poindexter and the hang he played in that memorable race.
Column fragment reports Colquitt denying a gubernatorial run tied to Senator Bailey amid a confrontation. The piece notes that Poin t pushed him off, leaving unclear context or date and lacks broader details.
There is a remark that R. V. Davidson delivered an opening speech that was criticized for being excessively long given its scope. The comment attributes the issue to the speech's length rather than its content.
The Chico Review notes the Poindexteries seek aid from Political Bishop Rankin who plans to respond if it helps them, though not if it only serves Ike. The piece frames regional political maneuvering and influence.
Alba News portraits Colquitt as a figure opposing actions seen as stabbing Texas in the heart. The piece frames him as a defender amid partisan prejudice and political tensions affecting the state.
General Davidson laments cold political hollow as he argues Texans must focus on statutory prohibition, urging voters to stay on the main issue and resist distractions from broader concerns.
In a shared dispute the article notes Poindexter calls Johnson too new and untried for leadership while Johnson accuses Poindexter of backsliding over the years. The piece urges charity and notes both claims may hold some truth.
Davidson came and stated his case and stated it well. Con Johnson has come and we know him well enough to be sure albette
The Waco Tribune urges readers to watch the primary and tracks support for Robert Vance Davidson while welcoming speakers Cone Colquitt Poindexter Cunyus and Martin Jones of Cherokee. The piece frames the county's stance and election dynamics with civic pride.
The Texas Commercial Secretaries Association notes 13 000 miles of railroad in operation and says rail freight averaged under one cent per ton mile last year. Rail saves 42 cents per ton mile versus highways, and bringing rail to farms reduces long haul costs, adding lasting value and boosting nearby property estimated at 64 000 dollars per mile.
The text notes that OPER Interurbans have nearly the same impact on property values as railroads. It compares Texas with 4.95 miles of railroad per 100 square miles and Illinois with 21.8 miles per 100 square miles.
The engines illustrate transportation facilities of two States by area. To equal Illinois in railroad mileage per square mile we would need 52,000 miles, and this increase would supply facilities, lower transport costs, and develop state resources.
The Central Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday night Christian Endeavor program on May 8. Led by Paul Baker, the service includes songs Magnify His Name The Cross Be Not Great scripture readings Peter 4 7 11 Col 4 6 opening prayer a talk on different Christian graces a paper by Earl Dyer sentence prayers a five minute talk by pastors a business session and benediction.
An editorial notes the shift toward masculine virtue in modern church life. It examines how women outnumber men in most denominations, the role of education and philanthropy, and the risk to spiritual life from male disengagement. It highlights the Brotherhoods and new male assemblies as practical responses to reinvigorate church machinery.
A fragmentary excerpt details rat feats from scent and navigation to egg handling. It cites Cuvier praising the rat’s tail muscles and Romanes proving oil and other fluids could be drawn from vessels. It notes egg sharing between two rats and their awkward ascent methods.
A concise remark compares a want ad to a house sign, suggesting a more effective option for advertising available space.
In a Wall Street drama, Cherub Devine declines a business retreat to rescue his railroad stake. Nick Walloway warns of Bates-Rimmer pressure as Devine vows to cut losses and seize control before Friday noon. The Countess Vecchi urges action while public alarm grows over P., Z., and N. holdings.
A hardy girl named Susie climbs trees fences and ditches, always getting scratches and burns. Her mother uses Bucklen's Amica salve which quickly heals boils ulcers eczema old sores corns and piles. 25 cents. J. F. Raley & Co.
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