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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
2
The piece notes widespread adoption of steam-roller construction in Denton County and nearby towns, praising liberal funding. It also mentions Dr. Cook's reported North Pole journey per Greenland reports and reflects on heavy rain totals in some Atlantic states versus Texas.
A wide report describes the Republican convention in bleeding Kansas denouncing the Aldrich-Payne tariff bill and Aldrichism while praising Vice President Sherman. The Texas Democratic legislature hesitates to condemn the tariff bill and the piece frames Aldrichism and Cannonism as Republicanism.
The circulator reminds readers that subscriptions over three months in arrears will be discontinued under second class mail rules. Without that privilege the Record and Chronicle faces challenges. Stay current to ensure delivery and avoid missed issues.
The piece attacks Texag for proposing ten dollar54 cent per cap pension and argues for higher support. It contrasts Texas and Tennessee pension levels, labeling the Texag rate as indecent and urging generous grants for old Confederate soldiers. It cites Dallas News and Record and Chronicle statements.
Advertises September grocery business with prompt deliveries courteous treatment fair prices and quality goods. Includes contact name D R Turner and phone numbers.
The ad claims Panama Canal life suffered from malarial chills fevers and debility. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure citing a testimonial from Wm. A. Fetwell of Lucama North Carolina who says three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and restored health. It lists stomach liver kidney troubles and general weakness as conditions it treats and offers a 50 cent price with a guaranteed guarantee by a local seller.
A fire at the EB W Terhune residence in Greenville caused about 15000 in damage. Texan Al Ray was implicated in the killing of C P Welch in Paul but was exonerated by the coroner s jury. Vice President Sherman addressed a Guthrie Oklahoma crowd defending the tariff law. L H Leggett of Warrant County shot and killed Dallas businessman Wm L Milam on Wednesday afternoon.
New York insurgent Republicans prepare to ask Vice-President Sherman to withdraw from the race for temporary chairman of the state convention. The move signals discord within the party leadership as the convention approaches.
A broad rain event drenched Southwest Texas on Wednesday, extending from south of San Antonio to Corpus Christi and Laredo, marking the first substantial rainfall in about three months.
August futures closed the last day of the month at 18 cents with dull activity. A few thousand bales rushed from mills fetched a high price in New York, signaling limited demand.
The officers and crew of the government launch Florence were found alive after feared loss in the Gulg storm. They were sheltered by an island and reported total rainfall of 5.72 inches with no serious damage.
At Ossawatomie Kansas Col Roosevalt outlines his political creed aligning with the progressive wing and opposing special interests. He frames the era as a struggle of free men for self government against efforts to distort democratic processes.
A compact history of the pony express noting its faster mail delivery, the 1859 establishment, the west to San Francisco route from St Joseph, the mochila saddle system, and the perilous journeys across deserts rivers and hostile lands as described by W. Jenkins in National Magazine.
In a dramatic Gotham City square scene, Gormly brands a two and a half million dollar city backed check as a bid for mayoral leverage. He pledges to run an honest administration if elected, while Mayor Warren and Connell face a volatile crowd and a looming franchise veto decision.
In a dark Broadway street, Miss Haldane speaks to Mr. Gormly from the tonneau after a signaling hand. The moment marks a tense turning point as she delivers a dramatic declaration heard by him with a thrill.
Evelyn and Jack recall a bedtime tale about an eel and a snake. They share a prank they played on a city cousin, swapping an eel for a snake to scare him into thinking he was about to eat it. The story ends with a moral about respecting country folk and not bragging about knowledge.
Bartonville report notes Miss Ethel and Miss Stella Simmons left Thursday to visit Miss Edna Stanford in Reg Oak. Births announced: a son to Joe Jeter and wife on Aug 22 and a son to John Loard and wife on Aug 21. Mrs. Grisson returns to Oklahoma.
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