Democratic Announcements List Local Officials and Candidates
Public notices list candidates for county offices including County Judge Lee Zumwalt and County Attorney Charles Mays plus officials for Tax Assessor Miller and Tax Collector Hawkins. Several precinct commissioners and other roles are named along with a notice correcting misprints.
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Tregeron
S. Ray
Lee Zumwalt
BH. Hoskins
Charles Mays
Be.be. Miller
J. K. McKelv
Sam Hawkins
L. M. Crowder
H. V. Hennen
L. Hamilton
Oscar T. Button
M. P
Joe A. Young
Yor
George Wells
J. C. Brownlow
May 28 Local Option Vote Set for Cooke County
After the Muenster precinct voted 127 to 0 dry, a petition with 1 009 names prompted a county election order. Muenster, long an anti side stronghold, now faces a single wet precinct No 1 in Gainesville, with expectations the county may go dry. Gainesville is the only wet town in North Texas proper. Wichita Falls is the only wet town between Fort Worth and Dalhart.
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Cooke County
Muenster
Gainesville
Texas
Wichta Fels
Fort Worth
Dalhart
Denver
Judge Poindexter Denies League Elimination Claim
The Palestine Herald reports Judge Poindexter denies attempts by the Anti Saloon League to oust him from the gubernatorial race. The insult is described as a painless operation with the league already declaring him retired, while Silent Tom Jones of Smith is said to be breaking records.
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Judge Poindexter
League
Tom Jones
Smi Th
Palestine Herald
Colquitt Speech Draws Crowd in Pilot Point
The Pilot Point Weekly notes Colquitt’s Saturday address drew a large audience but found the Colquitt men displeased. Several Poindexter supporters believe the speech swayed votes to Poindexter, while it did not gain Colquitt any votes.
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Colquitt
Pilot Point
Poindexter
Big crowd hoped for Johnson speech in Pilot Point
The Pilot Point community hopes Johnson draws a large audience today boosting Poindexter. The editorial notes that if Johnson garners votes similar to Colquitt, Poindexter will win decisively, likening it to a cat licking a skillet.
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Johnson
Poindexter
Pointaexter
Colquitt
Cone John- 8 hm knocks Poindexter's platform
A whimsical note from the Wise County Messenger describes Cone John- 8 hm performing strongly against Poindexter's platform in a sunlit morning context. The tone blends playful metaphor with local voice.
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Angels On High
Poindexter
Wise County Messenger
Judge Poindexter vows to stay in governor race
The judge declares he will not retire from the gubernatorial contest. Similar pledge anticipated from about four other candidates as July 23 approaches. All voters must decide who stays in the race.
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Poindexter
Yoakun
Wrerald
Editor misreads Texas electorate in Bailey protest
The Pilot accuses the Waco Times Herald editor of misunderstanding Texas voters. It claims Bailey supporters cannot be swayed to back the opposing faction and predicts the Bailey camp will hold firm.
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Waco Times Herald
Colun
Texas
Pilot Point Weekly
Hick's Ca Outline Fever Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Hick's Cap outline as reducing fever and easing aches. Claims it treats feverishness from malaria colds or overheating with a liquid 10c preparation sold at 2he and Scat drug stores.
Fresh vegetables and fruits at LONG & KING
Long & King advertise a wide assortment of fresh vegetables and fruits and invite customers to phone their wants. The notice emphasizes a complete stock and direct customer ordering.
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Long & King
County Court Adopts Probate Orders Last Week
The county court adjourned for the term after a week of probate actions. Dismissed contest in Matthias Hilgers estate and admitted will to probate. Appraisers named for Roy and Homer Strader. inventories approved for several estates. final accounts filed and guardians discharged. Bond set at 121,050 for Horace Griffin estate. administrators appointed and sales approved for minor estates.
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Matthias Hilgers
J. R. Christal
C. A. Cox
R. H. Evers
Roy
Homer Strader
Catherine Cleaveland
A. L. Taylor
J. D. Cunningham
W. F. Cunningham
L. M. Sullivan
L. Sullivan
Horace M. Griffin
Isabella Griffin
Henry Michalek
August Michalek
J. N. Rayzor
J. M. Ney
W. B. McClurkand
Mel Reynolds
Ed F. Bates
Kaufman County
Hallie Jewel Henry
Rexall Mucu-Tone Offered Free Trial at Rexall Store
Advocates hope and early treatment to combat catarrh and consumption linked illness. Claims Rexall Mucu-Tone purifies blood, tones mucous cells, aids digestion and appetite, with free trial if unsatisfied. available only at Denton Rexall Store Co. M. Curtis.
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Rexall
Denton
M. Curtis
The Cherub Engineers a Hewington Acres Turnabout
Nicholas Walloway, urged by Cherub Devine, negotiates a plan to buy back Hewington Acres from Countess Vecchi after selling stock, with Devine guiding the manipulation and Walloway testing his nerve. The Countess learns the full amount of the sale and the potential to reclaim the property.
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Mr. Walloway
Cherub Devine
Nick
Nicholas
Cherub
Nicholas Walloway
Vecchi
Hewington Acres
Timmins
Mr. Hewington
Devine
Mr. Devine
Adele
Chi
Veechi
King Edward Funeral Prep Aims May 24 Date
The funeral for King Edward is expected to be held on May 24, with arrangements for the royal ceremony underway. Officials anticipate a somber service and formal processional honoring the late monarch.
State Treasury Balance Reaches 2.6 Million
The balance on hand in the State Treasury and depositories as of Saturday stood at 2,600,000 dollars, reflecting the current cash position.
Weather Without Paralle Says Past Fortnight Unparalleled
The Weather Bureau reports the last two weeks show unprecedented weather conditions. Officials describe the period as unmatched in recent records, noting unusual patterns and extreme temperatures across regions.
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Weather Bureau
Powder Magazine Explosion Near Hull Kills Fifteen
An explosion destroyed a powder magazine near Hull Quebec killing fifteen and injuring fifty. The blast wrecked many nearby houses and the damage zone extended about one and a half miles.
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Hull
Quebec
Quake Fear Mounts in Cartago After Devastation
Cartago faces a possible fresh quake as officials report eight hundred dead with many bodies uncounted. Authorities fear as many as a thousand more may be buried under debris amid large fissures opening in the earth.
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Cartago
Roosevelt Throat Trouble Cuts Stockholm Visit Short
Col. Roosevelt suffers throat trouble affecting his Stockholm program and may attend King Edward's funeral, likely May 20. He denies sending a letter to U.S. friends offering to become Secretary of State in the next cabinet.
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Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Stockholm
Kng Edward
United States
Heavy Rain Forecast Across Eastern States This Week
The Weather Bureau's long range outlook predicts heavy precipitation in the Eastern states over the next few days. Clearing and cold conditions are expected in the Rockies by Sunday, with a disturbance bringing widespread rain to the Southwest by Monday or Tuesday and reaching the Atlantic Coast by Friday or Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Kais Wilhelm Declines Roosevelt Meeting in Berlin
Announcement states Kaiser Wilhelm will not meet Colonel Roosevelt at the train nor host him at the Imperial castle due to grief over King Edward's death. The Roosevelts will still dine with the Emperor and Empress in Potsdam and will have a luncheon there.
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Bill
Teddy
Kais Wilhelm
Col. Roosevelt
Imperial Castle
King Edward
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Potsdam
Methodists Consider New Bishops and Federal Church Plan
Asheville hosts the quadrennial M E Church South conference as delegates assess at least six new bishops. A temperance reform panel may bar ministry for tobacco users. Proposals include uniting Northern and Southern Methodists as the Methodist Church of America with three regional divisions under a general council. Also debated are moving the Extension board from Louisville to Dallas and mandating semi annual bishops cabinet meetings.
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Methodist Church of America
Church Extension Board
Louisville
Dallas
Texas
Mouna City paints may cost a trif le more
Mouna City residents may face higher paint costs as city officials discuss price adjustments. MM. R. Gilbert notes potential budget impacts and advises residents to prepare for rate changes.
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Mouna City Paints
MM. R. Gilbert
New customers added to the Alamo list daily
The notice states new customers are added to the Alamo list every day and if name is missing they will ask for it. It also guarantees satisfaction with every pound and mentions LONG & KING.
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Alamo
Long & King
Sunday School Convention Draws Good Crowd In Denton
A large attendance at the Methodist church Sunday marked the second district Sunday school convention. Reports showed 1675 total enrollments citywide, excluding colored schools, with plans for detailed department tallies at the next meeting. Rev M T Andrews led talks on teachers meetings and Bible drills. The third district convention is slated for June or July, possibly at night due to heat.
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D'Atret
Methodist Church
Denton
Rev. Andrews
Ne Werth
Prof. Williams
Lewisville Cone Johnson Club Formed In Texas
In Lewisville Texas a meeting of Cone Johnson supporters called for May 14 to organize the campaign. Suggested officers include Dr J M Gilbert president Hamlyn Morgan vice president and Dr R H Salmon secretary. Participants at the conference included Drs Gilbert and Salmon W M Fagg Harley McNabb Tom Gilbert and others.
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Lewisville
Texas
W. M. Fagg
Harley McNabb
Tom Gilbert
F. A. Hamlit
J. C. Bateman
J. «. Brumley
T. Griffin
S. H. Newman
Sam Morton
Denton County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice
Notice that the Denton County Commissioners Court will meet as a board of equalization at the Denton courthouse on May 16 1910 to review and adjust state and county tax assessments for 1910. Denton Texas records show W B Orr deputy county clerk signed this notice.
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Commissioner's Court
Denton County
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Said County
Denton
A. D
Dent
W. RB. Orr
Texas Lawn Care and Fence Shop Notice
Local shop promotes sharpening and repair services for lawn mowers and related equipment. Claims reliable workmanship and emphasizes Texas wire fence company identity with an old phone number 42 207tfe.
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Texas
Exultant Countess Watches Thorough Blow Delivered
In tense dialogue, Mr. Walloway confirms the target was smashed, and the Countess Veechi revels as she notes the severity of the blow. The exchange emphasizes satisfaction with the thoroughness of the act and the countess’s exhilaration.
Cherub Devine Takes Rail Chief Post and Social Clout
In a sharp social scene, Cherub Devine gains control of the P N railroad and becomes its president at noon. The circle debates his reform, public image, and code of honor as Adele and Nicholas Walloway weigh his future as a railroad leader and gentleman.
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N. Railroad
Aa Railroad
Mr. Walloway
Nicholas
Cherub Devine
Nicholas Walloway
Adele
Mr. Devine
Miss Sledge Marries Denton Teacher to John W Lambert
Miss Wille bredge a Denton public school teacher wed John W Lambert of Birmingham Alabama in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s West Sycamore street home. Rev M T Andrews officiated. The couple left by 3:50 train for New Orleans for a short honeymoon before settling in Birmingham. Lambert met Sledge in Knoxville Tennessee years ago.
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Willebredge
John W. Lambert
Birmingham
Ala
West Sycamore Street
M. T Andrews
The
Baptist Church
Lambert
Miss Siedge
Knoxxville, Tenn
School Board Tonight Elects New Members and Curriculum Plans
The school board meets tonight with newly elected members Allison McCormick and Wilson to be inducted after canvass. Retiring members J A Minnis J B Schmitz and P Lipscomb depart. Supt Carlisle seeks to add domestic science to public schools as women show strong interest citywide. Prof J E Park leads geography classes at Sau Houston School, succeeding Miss Willie Sledge, for the term and becomes principal next year.
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Messrs
Allison, McCormick and Wilson
J. A. Minnis
J.&. Schmitz
Br. P. Lipscomb
Carlisle
J. E. Park
Sau Houston
Willie Sledge
Park
School Ofor
Better than a sign for rent on your house would be a want ad
A brief line suggests a home listing idea contrasting a simple for rent sign with a more effective want advertisement. It frames property appeal and rental outreach in a concise, evocative tone. The note hints at marketing value without detailing specifics.
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the Record and Chronicle
Record and Chronicle Company
Postoffice
Record and Chronicle
Ayer
Doeritetrenhen Wong
Lady Paget
Edward
Lady Mary Paget
Dominion of
Canada
British Empire
Lady Mary
England
Sewell Ford
Mr. Wailoway
Mr. Walkoway
Cheryl
Countess Vecchi
Hewington
Nic
Veochi
M. T. Andrews
Miss Sledge
Pittsburg
Ki Ng
Ger B. Davis
Flat Rock
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