Notice and Opinion From Denton Texas May 10 1910
A Denton Texas notice edition discusses subscription rates rates per month and year by mail, corrections policy for reflections on character, and local commentary. It mentions Wm. J Bryan's paper and local interurban disputes in McKinney and Denton. A black hand letter to the editor advocates women’s suffrage while praising the editor’s wife’s garden work.
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Record
Chronicle
New York
Denon
Inauguration of a domestic science department
The recommendation of Supt Carlisle for starting a domestic science department in city schools is praised. The piece argues modern education should be utilitarian and domestic science could lead to manual training, agriculture, and kindergarten work, strengthening life readiness.
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Carlisle
Denton Eyes Gas From Line Ties to Dallas Fort Worth
Builders of the Clay county pipeline report completion into Dallas and Fort Worth and urge Denton to approve an extension. Natural gas would lower fuel costs for homes by replacing electricity, wood, and coal, with strong demand and potential high returns for laying mains in the Denton area.
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Clay County
Cusunder of Commerce
Dalas
Fort Worth
Denton
Denton Voters Back Street and Sidewalk Improvement Law
Readers note a special election in Denton approving enforcement of street and sidewalk improvements. The piece argues the law protects property values, reduces opposition, and should benefit the city under the Thirty first Legislature. It contrasts support with opposition from critics including Judge Poindexter as cited by the Arlington Journal.
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Ctizens
Denton
Uat
Belore
State Presse in the Dallas Ney
Readable fragments describe a Dallas area newspaper note about a person named Joeuar Ember and related local details. The text is fragmentary with limited clear facts or context.
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State Presse
Dallas Ney
Texas voters argue over doctor Rankin stance
Waxahachie Light reports men criticized Doctor Rankin for not declaring his gubernatorial candidate preference and now reproach him for his prior statement.
Houston Post backs Colquitt in governor race
The Houston Post voices strong support for Colquitt and argues Judge Pondexter’s prohibition era influence could aid Colquitt. The editorial labels the Post a shrewd player in the political contest.
Campaign letter predicts Olquitt's election with near certainty
A derailed sentence from a Rankin Gambrell missive to Joanson and Poindexter asserts that if the campaign continues as is Olquitt will be elected almost without exception. The Denison Herald notes the statement's far sightedness and its impact on the race.
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Messrs
Rankin and Gambrell
Joanson
Poindexter
Olquitt
Denison Herald
Prohibitionists Split Over Colquitt For Governor
The Texas Quill argues four men cannot be sincere prohibitionists and back O B Colquitt for governor. It warns Colquitt would overturn local option laws if possible and notes his past opposition to local option in Kaufman County cost him the last election.
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O. B. Colquit
Colquitt
Uciquitt
Kaufman County
Texas
Nicholas
Mr. Walloway
Devine
Adele
Nick
Cherub
Eppings
Countess Vecchi
Cherub Devine
Prohibition Question Split Highlighted by Johnson and Poindexter
The article notes a split view on prohibition with Johnson pledging actions and apologizing for past deeds while Poindexter offers a contrasting stance. The piece casts the debate as a clash of shown plans and remorse.
Colquitt Receives Warm Welcome in Weatherford
Wise County Messenger reports Mr. Colquitt was greeted warmly in Weatherford, with the reception signaling limited local support for his faction in this section of the state.
Mud slinging by candidates catches reader attention
Editors decry mudslinging but Poindexter’s remarks about Colquitt are reported to draw reader notice in the San Antonio Express.
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Texas
Poindexter
Colquitt
San Antonio Express
The Girl Choosing a Career by A F Hellman
An article urges women to weigh physical strength temptations preparation and pay before selecting a career. It notes women’s rising presence in teaching nursing law medicine and other fields with salaries from modest to substantial and lists books for girls to read for career guidance.
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A. F. Hellman
Wim. Drysdale
Wm. Dew. Hyde
Bessie van Vorst
Helen Campbell
Francis A. Kellar
W A. Corbion
Jane Hudson
Martha Woolstein
T. M. James
P. N. Hasluck
W. D. Moody
J. S
L. A. Stoddard
Katherine N. Birdsall
Pratt Institute Bulletin
Brooklyn
Mm. Y
College of Industrial Arts
Ote
Cherub Devine and the Countess at Hewington Acres
Cherub Devine and Nicholas Walloway maneuver over a stock deal and a home buyback at Hewington Acres involving Countess Vecchi. Devine misreads affection, the countess probes motives, and the two parties settle on business terms while a moral dilemma and romantic tension unfold.
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Hewington Acres
Nicholas
Adele
Mr. Devine
Mr. Walloway
Mr Devine
Nick
Cherub
Devine
Vecchi
Countess Vecchi
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