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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1909
Page
3
The notes show price movements and spot changes across several dates. Mentions include May through July entries with price levels around 9.96 to 10.15 and spots up to 16. The fragment references sales figures and times such as 2 p m and 4 o 98, indicating trading activity and brief price shifts.
A late Sunday night fire destroyed J. N. Puckett’s home between South Elm and Center streets and near Mrs. George Kincaid’s residence. Officials suspect a defective flue as the origin. Loss estimated at $1200 with $960 insured. Firefighters faced accessibility issues as a hosE wagon nearly capsized in high winds and a wing-like gust intensified danger, but no nearby buildings were damaged.
Governor Campbell announces he will not introduce the appropriation or deficiency bills today and will send another message in a few days after the legislature is organized. The note follows a committee's report in Austin dated April 12.
Governor Campbell sent two messages to the Legislature urging a called session to pass general and deficiency appropriations and a guaranty of deposits law. He criticized lobbyists, defended his stance with the Democratic platform, and urged honest legislation to protect depositors amid a broader push for liquor regulation and tax measures. The Senate and House acted on several bills including a fraternity beneficiary bill, stenographers fees, and the Robertson Fitzhugh liquor bill with amendments, amid adjournments.
A speaker condemns the professional lobby as selfish and arrogant. He blames repeated adjournments, railroads trips, and filibustering for delays, arguing the Thirty-first Legislature failed to act on needed laws and that a new called session is necessary.
The funeral of Ex Tax Assessor Tom Flournoy was held Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church. Rev Otis Hawkins conducted the services. The Odd Fellows officiated over the remains with their ritualistic exercises. Pallbearers included Jim Fain Lee Phelps Boyd Raniall Frank Pierce Ed Smith and Chas Keller.
John Holder, a man described as a negro, was released after being arrested for breaking into a merchandise car. The burglar, in custody at Fort Worth, confessed his guilt. Holder aided officers with information leading to the arrest. The burglar will be brought to jail tonight or tomorrow.
Denton High defeated Cleburne High 11 to 4 at Cleburne. N Rector starred with sharp hitting as Denton built an early lead and maintained control throughout the game.
An advertisement urges cleansing the system of impurities with Simmon's Sarsaparella. It claims it purifies the blood, increases appetite and strength, and boosts ambition. Customers are invited to Estes' Hamburger stand on the East Side.
Local laundry service claims to offer the best work at the cheapest price and promises next day return. They emphasize keeping Denton money in the community and employing Denton residents.
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