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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
2
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Secretary C C Lawson outlined the Sedalia case where fake advertising schemes drained merchants of funds. He cited card programs and hotel directories pushed by outsiders, noting a self enforcing one year contract by Sedalia merchants to ban such ads and save thousands.
A fragment recalls a quiet dispute between Ballinger and George W. Morgan & Co about a tense issue. The piece notes the letters were mislocated and mentions Hal’s memory of Blaine’s order to burn such correspondence.
Editorial notes the rise of tacit telegraphic tolls and the flood of campaign material that must be published free of charge. It cites the Dayton News sending reporters to cover political dope day and the overall expense for editing proofing and distribution.
The Recording Chronicle notes the county jail is a lonely place and suggests a transfer could be arranged if Will speaks from experience, per the McKinney Courier Gazette.
Mr Colquitt is criticized for foot in mouth remarks as anti prohibition leaders resign after Coleman appearance. Don Jake Wolters condemns Colquitt’s doctrines, saying he can no longer identify with the candidate after listening to his statements.
The Star notes past opposition to delegate Cone Johnson and a county faction that once called him Coon Johnson now supports him while avoiding the nickname. The paper highlights the irony and changes in public sentiment without repeating the slur.
The piece praises Dr. Rankin for a principled decision in the Johnson matter, noting his actions place measures above individuals. It argues the declaration benefits Johnson little and Poidexter little harm, while admiring Rankin’s sacrifice.
In Weatherford Davidson urges voters to back him or alternatives Judge reindexter and Colonel Johnson, but warns against Colquitt. The Wichita Times notes Davidson acknowledging Colquitt's lead at that point.
In Bonham Favorite notes Dr Rankin and crew aim to run the steam roller over Judge Poindexter while he sleeps. The judge vows to stay in the race to the end, speaking with earnest resolve about his pursuit.
A lion attacks a child’s hand in a Pittsburg cage sparking warnings on safety around wild animals. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and croup with a Mrs Davis testimonial from Flat Rock North Carolina noting success in curing a baby, priced 50 cents to $1 with trial bottle offered.
A classified notice lists candidates for local offices including District Attorney Sheriff and Commissioners. It names F F Hill W C Dickson Lee Zumwalt H Hoskins Charles Mays E Miller J K McKelvy Sam Hawkins L M Crowder H V Hennen O L Hamilton Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller J Butler D M Reeve W E Durbin John W Stuart S T Coleman Jack Christal Ted Davis J M Gary William MecCormick Joe A Young George Watson George Wells C Brownlow J H Wilson. Eighty cent classifed style.
A bedtime story recounts a forest giant raiding a town. Jack Strongheart, mocked as a fool, confronts the giant in the sleeping cave and paints fake spiders to scare him. The giant drowns in the ocean, and Jack returns as mayor with praise for his courage and wit.
In a reflection on courage and consequence the piece contrasts John the Baptist and Herodias as strong and weak figures. It recounts Herodias's ambition, Salome's dance, and the fateful demand for John the Baptist’s head, with moral lessons on conscience and divine law.
Vital statistics note several births: T B Stringer and wife Pear Rec tor announce a girl on April 17. Noah Grace and wife near Little Elm a boy born May 6. Jake Crandall and wife Sanger a girl born May 16. W B Wright and wife west of Sanger a girl born May 17. Jeff Davis and wife Roanoke born May 16 with unclear name.
In Isville and near Lewisville, multiple births are recorded. On May 17 a daughter to John Martin and wife north of Lewisville. On May 17 a daughter to another couple. On May 10 a daughter to G G Lansford and wife east of Lewisville.
A promotional note invites readers to advertise in the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover missing articles. It emphasizes that the column helps readers reclaim lost items and suggests trying the service.
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills purge poisons and restore vigor by curing liver stomach and kidney troubles. It promises courage and health to the weak and ailing and lists a price of 25 cents at J F Raley and Co.
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