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Newspaper

The Randall County News

Location

Canyon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

4

Railway Time Table for Main Line and Plainview Branch

The timetable lists west bound No 118 to Carlsbad from KC and freight No 76 leaving in the morning. East bound No 114 from Cincinnati to Kansas City and local freight No 74 are also shown. Plainview Branch north end times are given.

Cijovis Carlsbad NES A. Mh Cinvis No Kansas City Plainview Can- Fon City Ciovis A. m Sundar

Candidates Named for Democratic Primary In 1910

Announcement lists J. Rollins for District Attorney and Henry S. Bishop as contenders in the Democratic Primary set for July 23, 1910, subject to voters.

Henry S. Bishop

Patronize Your Home Merchant Theme

A column urges supporting local merchants over mail order catalogs. It notes shoppers are dazzled by glossy pictures and descriptions from mail catalogs and highlights the tension between town welfare boosters and their spending choices.

Support Your Home Merchant for Local Prosperity

The article urges townspeople to favor local merchants over mail order houses. It argues locally sourced goods reduce freight costs and aid bank deposits, taxes, schools, churches, and civic projects. It warns that out of town catalogs often degrade quickly and cost communities through lost revenue.

Hale Center Live Wire Reports On Local Bonds

Canyon City and Lubbock are mentioned as voters prepare to decide on sewerage and water works bonds. The Hale Center column notes the area’s modernization with a long installed system in Canyon City and praises the high tank pressure and water quality, calling the Plains region well served and affordable.

Canyon City Lubbock Hale County Hale Center Rip van Winkle Plains

Ran dall County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice

Notice to Commissioners Court states the Ran dall County Commissioners Court will convene as a Board of Equalization on Monday June 27 1910 to hear tax payer reasons why their tax renditions should not be raised.

Commissioners’ Court Randall County Board of Equalization

Mrs. R A McCartney Visits Am arillo Daughter

Mrs. R A McCartney of Amarillo spent Monday with her daughter Mrs. Carl Coffee.

R. A. McCartney of Amarillo Mrs. Carl Coffee

The Microbes And The Circle Of Life

Sir Ray Lankester explains in the London Telegraph that microbes exist in air water dust and living things driving a vast chemical cycle. They break down dead matter into simpler compounds feeding plants which in turn rebuild living matter sustaining all life on earth.

Sir Ray Lankester London Telegraph

The Perverse Comma in Christmas Greeting

The London World laments the modern punctuation of the Christmas salutation God rest you merry gentlemen. It notes earlier forms such as Gog rest rou merry and Mest Fou merry in Elizabethan times and urges readers to consult the old carol for correctly punctuated wording.

Shake Speare London

Dead and Alive Glaciers Studied Near Alaska

The Vancouver Providence notes that some Alaskan glaciers are classified as dead or alive with Davidson a tongue of the Muir glacier. Davidson glacier is described as dead, leaving miles of moraine before the sea, while the decked surface from a boat shows a kaleidoscopic, sunlit pattern with deep crevices to be navigated carefully.

Davidson Muir Vancouver Providence

A Man of Straw Origin in Law and Greece

The article recalls an English custom where men placed a straw in a shoe to signal willingness to testify as witnesses, a practice connected to the phrase man of straw. It notes this form of employment-witness signaling was common in Westminster and traces its antiquity to Greece.

England Westminster Hall The Quarterly Review Greece

Hat on You Causes Quiet Confrontation in City Eatery

A downtown restaurant encounter ends with a gentleman informing a patron he has something on him. The remark leads to a brief exchange about the hat as the matter at hand. The moment captures a small urban skirmish over appearance and propriety.

Birmingham Age-Herald

What part of the railway train is most dangerous

A nervous man asks which car is safest and a dyspeptic answer labels the dining car as the most dangerous in a Washington Star style quip.

Washington Star

Desolate Exchange About Wife Leaving Home

A terse exchange quotes a lawyer and Uncle Ephraim as they discuss a wife leaving the home. The speech captures a comic, melodramatic tone with a country humor edge.

Ephraim Puck

Fight Temptation Daily and Stay Steady

The quote cautions against yielding to small temptations and urges persistent self control. It frames daily choices as ongoing battles where even minor temptations deserve firm resistance to build discipline.

Mining Stock Fever Ends in Senate Bid

A tale recalls how rumors of gold lead to mining stock booms and empty pockets. Peter Anderson and his wife discover a trunk full of certificates after a mine strike, cashing in until he becomes a state representative and then a U.S. senator.

Anderson Clear Creek Peter Anderson United States Senate

A and M College Kep ker Summer Session Details

The regular session closed June 14 and the Summer School runs June 20 to July 30. It offers three divisions: College, Farmers School, and Summer Normal School. Courses cover agricultural teaching, cotton classing, farm management, soils, cattle, dairy, corn, and more. Rail fare offers round trips, dormitory housing provided, and maintenance charges listed. The college sits at College Station Brazos County with deep well water and full campus facilities.

A & M. College of Texas School For Farmers Houston and Texas Central International & Great Northern Railways College Station Brazos Houston

How to Kill Flies in the Home

The piece advises several methods to kill flies using common chemicals. It describes heating carbolic acid to vaporize it, using bichromate of potash solutions, formalin or formaldehyde in water, sticky fly papers, and burning pyrethum powder to stupefies flies before removal.

Bulletin of American Civic Association

Armstrongs Visit Canyon From Italy Texas

W B Armstrong and wife of Italy Texas arrived in Canyon a few days ago and are visiting at the home of their son J W Armstrong and family who reside in the west part of the city.

W. B. Armstrong Italy Texas Canyon J. W. Armstrong

Also Mentioned on This Page

Randall County News Chas. Ed Needham Postolice Weat Plainview Branch North End J. N. Browning J. & Rollins Miller J. A Kekok E County Sidgor W. DO Scott Cand Tan R. H. Sanford Worth A. Jennings A. P. Garner W. J. Flesher G. G. Foster Will C. L. Cartell Cyrus Earman Os OI Avia J. Cavet M. M Wesley Henry J. Weber W. J. Redfearn TF. Belo E. W. Neece W. S. Cook Justice OF the Peace Commissioners Court Straw First State Bank Hugh S. Maxwell Jackson St A & M College Kepker
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