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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
1
The ad promotes Eagle shirts at prices from 1.00 to 2.00 claiming superior neck fit and collar appearance. It highlights new white and colored negligees and plaited fronts that extend to the bottom to avoid waist bulge, noting availability in leading stores nationwide.
WY weather bulletin from New Orleans Louisiana states tonight and Tuesday will be generally fair with no precipitation expected and mild to warm temperatures across the area.
Reports from Monterey outline 69 bodies recovered and homeless families starving. Provisions exhausted, no rail or trail access to El Paso and Monterey for 48 hours. San Luis flood victims starved as bridges washed away and aid impeded. death toll may reach 1300 with $12,000,000 in property loss.
Reports from Monterey on August 30 describe halted wire and train service hindering aid to flood victims. About 1,400 killed and 600 bodies recovered as water supply reservoirs fail and sanitation deteriorates among the poor Mexican population. Relief efforts struggle amid service outages.
In Denison Texas on August 36 a department store story was robbed of 500 dollars in fine silks and men’s furnishings. Thieves gained entry through a sky light. The Herman Voight tailor shop also reported thefts totaling 109 dollars.
Kit R. Flanary, shot by his wife Saturday in Dallas, remains alive this afternoon though death is momentarily expected. In Guthrie Oklahoma a music teacher Mrs G Williams died in a runaway accident last night.
A bank promotes steady work and prudent planning for old age. It offers safety for funds and access to directors' experience and advice. The institution studies customers interests and aims to promote and protect them through investment guidance.
The three day Homecoming Picnic at Highland Park closed Saturday night drawing large crowds. Rep. Stephens spoke at 2 p.m. about two hours focusing on his Congress work and tariff policy, urging direct election of U.S. senators and federal judges by the people.
A bold advertisement proclaims the store as headquarters for ladies and men's ready to wear items. It promises a record season with more fine dresses and tailor made suits than ever shown by local merchants, featuring direct imports from Fifth Avenue New York.
The speaker argues judges should be elected by the people to curb corporate control and protect citizens. He claims federal courts shield trusts and railroads, urges direct vote for judiciary, and aligns with Democratic principles while noting a long minority position in Congress. He also supports tariff reductions reducing duties on trust-backed goods.
The Texas board contemplates site selection for the West Texas Normal as F A Haustein of Denton and M N Marrs of Terrell seek the superintendent post. The meeting is ongoing in Austin with decisions expected after several days.
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