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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
2
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The text notes J Pierpont Morgan uses newspaper advertising to dispose of securities. It questions bribery amid Lorimer case claims, cites water price shifts for railroads, and mentions witnesses swearing funds were paid for Lorimer’s election with “Here is your Lorimer money.”
The piece argues that Democratic bosses, led by Charles F. Murphy of Tammany, hold sway over the New York convention with a majority of delegates while Roosevelt blocks Barnes and Woodruff, endorsing the Payne Aldrich tariff, and condemns both major party bosses as equally corrupt.
Abilene Reporter touts 4250 boarding students in two colleges and boosts town life. Brownwood Bulletin notes 400 out of town students in Howard Payne and Daniel Baker, with numbers rising daily. Denton’s two state colleges and strong public schools fuel local growth and culture.
A county superintendent notes six teachers out of many at the county institute raised their hands to admit they read the local paper. The Times suggests discussing this at the upcoming county institute and urges checking facts before repeating rumors. The piece promotes Coca Cola's book on truth about Coca Cola as a model for refuting “they say” stories and invites readers to request a free copy.
A brief ad offering timely grocery delivery stating they specialize in delivering orders on time and reducing worry. It lists contact names AL LONG and KING with phone numbers.
The entomologist at the Department of Agriculture and local finders are at sea over the so called boll bug found near Anniston Alabama. The note also mentions Russia where the czars cabinet suppresses politics while cholera kills about 3 000 Russians weekly and public morale weakens.
In Ft Worth a Friday night shooting left Will Davis dead Roy Aden mortally wounded and J H Henley seriously wounded. Will Copeland of Dallas is in the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing.
The auxiliary to the C. W. B. M. will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday October 5 with the topic Ministry of the Printed Word. Chapter V will cover Luther to the Halle missionaries the Reformation leaders and missionary work in several regions.
Tickets are on sale at Minnis drug store for an entertainment program at the R. E. Lee auditorium this Saturday night. Local residents are invited to attend and support the community program.
Local shop Julian Scruggs advertises high grade millinery at affordable prices, inviting shoppers to explore a selection of hats and fashion accessories.
Boyd races to finish cannery gear and a fish trap as Marsh builds rival devices to cut off salmon. Cherry counsels him on dreams while tensions rise between rival camps and foremen, with the run expected by July.
A religious study on Matthew 25 1 13 explains two classes of virgins the wise and the foolish. It discusses parousia the presence of Christ the separation of saints and the fate of those who fail to obtain spiritual oil in time. The piece links interpretations to future events and emphasizes readiness and consecration for the Bride class.
A father narrates the classic match girl story to Evelyn and Jack. A poor street girl sells matches beside an opera crowd, a famous singer buys her stock and performs, drawing crowds to buy the matches with generous silver and gold, changing the girl’s fate.
William Streiff rode 3836 miles from San Francisco to New York City in 28 days 3 hours setting a new coast to coast speed record. He traveled without a coat or weapons, faced gas station price demands, and endured tire punctures while preserving the original tire tube from shipment.
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