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Denton County Wins First at Waco Cotton Palace Exhibit
Secretary Roark reports the Denton county exhibit won first prize at the Waco Cotton Palace while experiments from the Farm were disqualified at Dallas. The writer praises Denton County’s strong year for farming and notes political commentary on the 1912 election and Gov. Wilson’s anticipated presidency.
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Bread advertisement promises value and quality
An advertisement for Smiths Restaurant urges customers to try their bread claiming satisfaction and good value. The readable fragment stresses that bread should taste right and meet customers expectations, inviting readers to compare with neighbors’ expectations.
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Minnesota for Teday Leads in Local Returns
Minnesota returns show Wilson leading Roosevelt in St. Paul by about 1,000 with a third of the vote tallied. In Michigan Roosevelt appears to lead by about 20,000 as Detroit reports incomplete results.
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California for Wilson in San Francisco Preface
Californias result shows Wilson leading by about 12 000 in the state as returns come in from California and Washington with Senate control still unsettled. West Virginia outcomes and multiple states including Colorado Delaware New Jersey Oregon Wyoming and others shape the national balance while Pitman in Nevada is likely elected. Roosevelt plurality in Washington is estimated at 230,600 over Wilson.
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Turkish Soldiers at Salomat Arch Despetets End
News brief reports Turkish troops at Salomat Arch Despetets facing shortages and price chaos as markets open for Turkish goods and poultry. Soldiers face execution for subordination. instruction to trade turkeys and chickens for bread. Elbert family relocates to Denton from Garza.
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Re-elected County Attorney Named for Second Term
The article notes Mr. Wilson was reelected to a second term as County Attorney. He was served by appointment to begin the previous term, with the primary forthcoming to determine continued service.
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Rise to Power and a Politician’s Dilemma
In a New Chelsea banking and political clash, Hampden rejects a risky deal while Warren and Dunmeade weigh integrity and ambition. John Dunmeade faces a nomination shaped by Murchell’s machine as Hampden questions trust and initiation, hinting at future upheaval.
Nevada Vote Results Highlight Roosevelt Second Debs Third
In Reno on November 7, preliminary results show Wilson leading in Nevada with about 1.89 percent margin. Roosevelt holds second place and Debs is third in the early returns.
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President-elect Wilson vows reform drive in Trenton stay
President-elect Wilson said he would stay on the job at Trenton until his reforms are carved out. He expressed satisfaction that New Jersey will be represented by two Democratic U S Senators. He declined to discuss national and international issues before taking office.
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