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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1909

Page

2

Notice to the public on publication corrections

A public notice from Denton Texas dated April 17 1909 states corrections will be made gladly upon being called to the publisher s attention regarding any erroneous reflections on the character or reputation of a firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle. Also lists subscription rates 40c to 64.00 per year.

Adrance Postoffice Denton Texas Record Chronicle

Denton Seeks Park as Rains Boost North Texas

North Texas receives more seasonal rain than many regions while Denton still lacks a city park. The piece notes precincts may fund road bonds and argues precinct No 1 could set a fiscal example. It critiques legislators and highlights judiciary spending as a major portion of the state budget.

North Texas

Sidewalks Expand as State Aids Denton and Precinct No 1 Roads

Denton sees more concrete sidewalks while two institutions stand to gain over 270000 dollars in state maintenance aid. The Normal School gets 40000 for building and equipment with 2000 for sewer extension. the Industrial College 55000 for a new building and 7500 for a heating plant. Maintenance funds rise for both. A road bond in Precinct No 1 could finance thirty miles of gravel country pikes at about 1500 dollars per mile. a 50000 bond would cover that goal. Estimated cost of a 59000 bond for Precinct No 1 implies a yearly assessment around four dollars per hundred dollars of value.

General Appropriations Senate House Record Chronicle Pike Road de Nova Mons. Stephens Dantaire Tuttle

Senator Bailey Challenges Supreme Court Over Unconstitutional Payment

Senator Bailey would pay all in games of over $5.06 and urges the U S Supreme Court to declare it unconstitutional. The decision remains unclear.

Bailey U.S. Supreme Court

Taxing incomes of the prosperous as democratic reform

The writer argues Supreme Court composition can swap prior rulings and that taxing the rich instead of the needy is sound democratic doctrine. They claim changes in justices could alter future outcomes and fault the Republican majority for opposing such measures. They urge voters to align with the party that supports this approach.

Cleveland Supreme Justices Bailey

Loose Little News Briefs Touch On Many Topics

Brief items report fires in Palo Pinto county heavy losses rail rates to 21-2 a mile in Missouri Ketchel fight date and witnesses Minnesota cigarette sales ruling union drives add on university plans and Dallas fair exhibits indictments against Cudahy Packing water shortages in Fort Worth Turkish Adana deaths US. 92 year old Wickersham visit and Bank guarantee resolution in Baylor county union backed legislature push.

Palo Pinto County Missouri Stanley Ketchel Johnson Minneapol Patten Harvey W Scott Portland Oregonian Mexico Democrats Senate Minnesota Robert Ogdley New York Southern Conference For Education Chicago Dallas Tom and Mary Rice Wickersham Pure Food Board Fort Worth Washington Goy Adana Wm. O. Clark California Clark Street Baylor County Farmers’ Union Seymour T. H. C. Peery Denton Bank Guarantyel

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Restores Toe Lossed Patient

L. Bingham of Princeville resisted amputation, but doctors warned of gangrene. He applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and was wholly cured. The ad touts cures for eczema fever sores boils burns and piles and notes 28 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.

L. Bingham Princeville J. F. Raley & Co

Meeting to plan permanent live commerce club at City Hall

A meeting to hear committee reports and solicit members for a permanent live commerce club will be held at City Hall on Wednesday night at 8. The event invites attendance to help boost the county's progress and present plans.

Governor Campbell Inches Toward Agenda In Extra Session

In Austin on April 17 Governor Campbell presses to push his bank deposit guaranty bill as the key objective of the extra session. He seeks passage despite Senate opposition while other platform demands face delays and possible later consideration. The Senate doubts a department staff reduction while the House moves to consider a general appropriation bill as new subjects are added.

Austin Campbell Senate Treasury Comptrolleng Department General Land Office Friends of the Administration

Woman and infant found in Rush Creek bed at Pauls Valley

The bodies of Mrs. M. A. Lee and her three month old baby were found in Rush creek by a boy. Authorities deem it a death by own action. The infant’s body lay beside the mother, who recently disputed custody.

Deaths of Priscilla Skiles and W. T. Huffhines in Richardson

Reports from Richardson note the deaths of Priscilla C. Skiles wife of Thomas A. Skiles aged 58 in 1880 and W T Huffhines a prominent farmer aged 45s at his home near Richardson. Skiles leaves a husband and three children J W Skiles E A Skiles and Mrs W B Hassell. Huffhines leaves a widow one daughter Lilly Lee and three sons Harris Grover and Ewing. The text also discusses road building amid the obituary.

Richardson Priscilla C. Skiles W. T. Huffhines Woo Haat Denton Mr. Huffhines J. M. Stratton S¢les T. N. Skiles R. M. Huffhines Thomas A. Skiles Tex Thos. A. Skiles Dallas County Here Harrison County Texas J. W. Skiles Dallas E. A. Skiles Plano W. B. Hassell Carrollton W. T. Huffbines Miss Lilly Lee Harris Grover Ewing

Dirt road problem in Louisiana highlighted by Shreveport Times

The Shreveport Times notes the high cost of roadmaking materials makes macadam roads impractical in Louisiana. Parishes busy with road improvement face the challenge of maintaining dirt roads after work, the most costly part draining public revenues.

Denison Herald Louisiana Shreveport Times Rcent

Classified Want Ads From The Denton Record Chronicle

In Denton the Racord and Chronicle notes want ad blanks for 6 words at 30 cents each. Readers see daily listings across the city.

Denton Racord and Chronicle

Hunt's Cure Promise Skin Itch Solution

For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has been sold with a strict guarantee to cure any itching skin trouble. Fewer than one percent of buyers ask for refunds because it simply works.

Hunt Jennie Merrick Cambridge City Ind Cardus

El Paso District Session Noted For Size And Mission Giving

Ki Paso district ministers and lay delegates of the Methodist church report the largest territory of any similar body in the United States excluding none. New Mexico included. Mission fund-raising has quintupled from last year’s level.

Paso Alpine Tex el Paso The Methodist Church United States South New Mexico

Stop waiting for a buyer to come along advertise

A concise call to action urging sellers to actively market offerings rather than passively awaiting interest. The phrase emphasizes proactive outreach, visibility, and outreach channels to attract prospective buyers. It reflects a sales mindset urging persistence and deliberate promotion.

Uncharted islands and a ghost ship lure a daring theft

A sailor recounts a plan to reach a phantom island with a rumoured galleon, using a steam yacht to outrun pursuers. The crew intends to haul treasure valued at three million pesos and later disguise the Sea Queen as a wreck to vanish.

Hooker West Falklands South Pacific Easter Island de Nova Valparaiso Antartic States Rodrigues Francisco de Castillo Ol’ Hooker Donna Isabel Cadiz Seville Anderson Tuttle Amador Guayaquil Valencia Candamo Hell

Hunt's Lightning Oil Promised to Ease Family Aches

The speaker touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy used by Grand Pop for rheumatism Dad for cuts Mammy for burns and Sis for catarrh and chilblains. The narrator claims it treats every ailment and “yanks any old pain out by the roots.”

Grand Pop Sis Hunt

Best Tamales in Town at Estes Ham Burger Stand

A brisk note highlights Estes Ham Burger Stand on the East Side as offering the best tamales in town.

Estes Hamburger Stand

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the Record and Chronicle No. 1 Judiciary Courts of Ayer Féilesant Grindstone Vewder Honey Grove Gour Roads Teddy Roosevelt Mrs. Skiles W. T. Hufphines Randall Parrish Bob Manston Placer BFC Farborn Melvill Lupe Antarctic Dougherty Patagonian
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