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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle announces subscription rates and delivery options, including monthly and yearly mail prices. It notes mailing classifications and past publication details and offers corrections for any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms.
A Denton Texas date recalls rain measurements from Amarillo and questions about a Weather Bureau station location. The piece then shifts to politics with Tyler’s T N Jones criticizing Cone Johnson and Strong, and a discussion on constitutional statewide prohibition and Senate dynamics.
The notice outlines Greenville lowering its key rate from 75 to 42 cents per $100 and mentions Denton at 59 cents that could drop to 35 or less. It calls for action to secure further reductions, warning Demon property owners of potential large savings if changes are implemented.
The Denison Herald and Dallas Times News express concern for Judge Poindexter. Supporters of Mr. Colquitt push for a fair show hoping Poindexter's performance helps Colquitt win. Critics question the fairness and motives behind the pleas from major papers and local figures.
Agent Quicksall told Denton County Boys' Corn club members that prizes are less important than improving farming methods. He stressed the "back to the farm" movement should make farm work more pleasant and rewarding through systematic practices. The Denton club’s progress shows the program bearing fruit.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma lauds insurgent Republicans as brave and well prepared to face corrupt politicians. He says the insurgents prove the best spirit shown by the party and, though nearly democrats in stance, stand as a thorn to reactionaries of both parties. He recalls that fathers instructed their representatives, asserting sovereignty of the people.
The piece questions President Taft's exoneration of Ballinger and notes suspicion around the Wickersham letter. It argues the investigation clouds the administration's image, while acknowledging a general view that Taft is personally honest despite political weaknesses and shifting support across Texas. Prohibition leaders in Weatherford claim Colquitt is unsafe.
The Laredo Times notes Col Quitt may quit the gubernatorial race but would face an arduous post to learn before reentering political contests. The piece highlights his prolonged use of public time in Texas politics.
Bonham News notes a soft pedal endorsement of Cone Johnson by Rankin that appears against the grain. Observers doubt it will swing many votes though Johnson seems to have a decent chance. Still, three months remain before the election and much could change.
Tyler Courier critiques Texas daily papers for opposing prohibition while defending personal liberty and saloon interests. It argues editors distort support for candidates Poindexter or Johnson, misrepresent Dr Gambrell, and push anti saloon league pledges over principles.
Jasper & Jasper announce the purchase of the Poe insurance agency and retention of the Denton Trust building office. They will continue representing Poe’s companies and Mr Poe will assist on expirations, ensuring personal attention and ongoing service for clients.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio pledges to pay 100 dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm advertises the remedy taken internally with blood and mucous surface action. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. testimonials offered.
Fort Worth and Dallas tied 2 2 in Texas League action while Oklahoma City-Shreveport faced rain. San Antonio beat Waco 4 2 and Galveston edged Houston 1 0. Brooklyn topped Cincinnati 4 2 and Chicago beat Boston 4 3 in National League play. Washington 3 Cleveland 1 and Boston 11 Detroit 4 in American League. Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1 and New York 5 St Louis 3. Atlanta 2 New Orleans 1 and Nashville 3 New Orleans 2. Birmingham 4 Memphis 3 Chattanooga 8 Mobile 2 in Southern League results.
A savage lion allegedly fondled a child in a Pittsburg cage while danger to children remains high during colds and cough outbreaks. The text then pivots to a Dr King’s New Discovery advertisement praising its use for babies with coughs and croup, claiming cures and offering trial bottles.
Don’t forget to phone us about sharpening or repairing your lawn mower. We do the work right. Texas Wire Fence Co. Old phone 42. 207tfe.
All parties wishing to take the University of Texas entrance exam must present themselves at Supt Carlisle's office on Monday morning May 16 before 9 o'clock. Examinations will run for three days. The tests are held at the University of Texas request.
May 16 notices from Justin report visits by Mrs Harris Mrs Harris Mr W H Harris in Fort Worth and Denton trips Fannie Kelley in Oklahoma and Fannie Donala Lewisville trips. Local folk ill Guy Robinson improving and Miller Faught Fort Worth visiting. A rainfall saved the crop. Several residents and visitors listed with names and towns including Grapevine Terrell Paris Dallas Lynchburg and Jamesbertson hosting a Tuesday musical.
May 16 from Rector Texas reports a good rain helped wheat oats and other crops while a freeze last month damaged about one third of the wheat. Measles cases appear around Stewarts Creek as residents visit kin and friends.
A brief Corinth note reports a morning shower that refreshed corn and promises late cotton. Rev. Lampkin preached at Lynchburg. Mrs. J. P. Garrison visits daughter Mrs. Robert Coleman in Deans. L. T. Fowler travels to Dallas. Mrs. Susie Potts visits J. W. Moreland and returns to Denton. Miss Robie Clark of Hilltown is mentioned.
The May issue notes rain and mud hindering Sunday school activities. F. M. Hart and daughter Ethel attend his father's family reunion at Reinhardt, while Albert Hart's family visits Dallas and Reinhardt. Ham Edwards honors Master Lee Hart for top headmarks. crops around Little Elm are good. mail carrier now uses a motorcycle.
Wheat is filling and some turning with a one and a half inch Saturday rain. Corn shows best thanks to warm weather while cotton improves. The rain kept corn club boys from the Denton meeting, which they regret. Farmers begin chopping cotton as Mr and Mrs J B Horton entertain youths with singing Sunday night.
A letter from Mrs M E Maxfield of Avoca New York describes rapid relief from nervous dyspepsia after using Mi o Na starting December 1 1908. The ad claims Mi o Na permanently cures indigestion whether acute or chronic with a money back guarantee and lists O M Curtis as a seller at 50 cents per box.
A local note reports that Mouna City paints may cost a trilogy more, with M. R. Gilbert cited as a source or commentator in the brief item.
Col C W Geers editor of the Pilot Point Weekly visited Monday to discuss politics. He said a Poindexter club with 93 members formed last week could help Johnson county back Poindexter. Geers predicted A B Davidson will win the lieutenant governor race, with South Texas solid for Davidson and Hawkins and Thomas splitting North and West Texas.
D R Turner offers fresh vegetables every morning at stall No 7. Noting no other items or details are provided, the line emphasizes daily produce availability under Turner’s guidance.
An article claims a nervous wife needs Electric Busters to improve health. It describes symptoms such as fear, melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, insomnia, constipation, and fainting. It touts thousands of users among female troubles and nervous ailments as wealth and happiness follow.
The State Experimental Farm board will hold a meeting here next Saturday. The board includes A. B. Davidson lieutenant governor Ed R. Cone commissioner of agriculture and Dr Harrington. Purpose of the meeting has not been disclosed.
A child named Susie suffers scratches and bruises from climbing and jumping. The mother applies Bucklen's Arnica salve, which quickly heals the injuries as advertised. The page promotes the salve at 25 cents per jar from J. F. Raley & Co.
Readers are urged to advertise missing items in The Record and Chronicle to recover lost articles. Young writers are invited to submit pieces and try the service to reconnect with misplaced works.
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