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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
2
Public advisory from the Record and Chronicle invites readers to report any erroneous reflections about individuals or firms in the columns for correction by the publishers. The notice requests informing the publishers to set the record straight.
Calendar notes dated February 10 1909 mention Canada ceded by France to England, references to Much Ado About Nothing and Henry Will, and a Roosevelt neutrality proclamation in 1904. The piece includes commentary on Elk preservation, Jim Lowry’s 19 year Signal, and critiques of governor and railroad advertising influence on Texas newspapers.
The Bonham News notes how readers misread a distant article and feel personally accused. It argues newspapers face ingratitude from those they praised, calling criticism the sharpest pain in journalism and a sad facet of human nature.
A Nashville dispatch notes the jury selection for the trial of the slayers of ex Senator Carmack. It cites H P Jackson, a blacksmith, as part of the report and describes the broader issue of premia given to ignorance in the slavery system.
The Fort Worth Record notes a juror who had not read a newspaper in 28 years and yet was seated as juror No 8 while another, 48, read neither newspaper nor formed opinions, as the case involving Cooper unfolds. The piece argues such ignorance undermines fair trials and criticizes laws that favor the least informed.
Sacramento February 10 Gov Gillette says he plans to leave the anti-Japanese bills, set for consideration today, to the Speaker for action.
A Japanese measure was defeated in Salem, Oregon, with reports noting the outcome recorded on February 1 as a local election result.
Denton residents testify to Doan's Kidney Pills curing backache and kidney trouble. R R Turner recalls a 1905 testimonial and asserts permanent relief. Sold by dealers, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Taft party faces Gulf storm as North Carolina and Montana battle hurricane winds. wireless cut off.
S Harrison of Kosciusko Mississippi extols Hunt's Lightning Oil saying it is the quickest acting and richest in results for both man and beast. She calls it a household necessity and endorses its use for cuts and injuries.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 10 William Garner a former city officer shot and killed Mrs Charles Eder before turning a 45 caliber pistol on himself causing a fatal self inflicted wound.
In a staged ruse, Rosalind dons a scarlet cloak to meet Reginald Gillespie at the Port Annandale casino. Donovan hatches a plan to seize forged notes while Miss Pat and Helen debate Irish self government. Rosalind encounters Gillespie as a distraction for a daring exchange of documents and family reconciliation.
The committee continued discussion on tax policy for corporations and intangible assets while a library commission bill faced opposition. Texans opposed new offices as Denton county residents voiced concerns, and talks with Senator Roddie of Oklahoma were arranged for later remarks.
Fort Worth dispatch announces series of Katy passenger service upgrades from Texas to Kansas City. A new sleeper Fort Worth to Kansas City debuts February 15 followed by a night train at 8 35 pm to Kansas City arriving next morning. The Katy plans the Katy Flyer Jr with a target first trip around mid April, boosting Fort Worth service to four daily trains into and out of Fort Worth and the state.
A French scientist claims a blood based secret to longevity. The ad touts Electric Bitters as life prolonging and blood purifying, citing W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Me., who says it cured kidney trouble. Available for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Washington reports a constitutional clause may bar Senator Knox from a cabinet post. A finder notes the clause forbids appointing a senator or representative to a position created or salary increased while the appointee served. Knox was in the Senate when cabinet salaries rose.
Mrs. Joan Washington of Bosqueville Texas credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing severe leg sores caused by a spider bite after doctors failed to help. The salve reportedly healed the large deep sores and relieved skin conditions including eczema boils and burns.
McKinney Texas February 160 Will Thomas a 15 year old pleaded guilty in district court to shooting and robbing Asbury Bryan near town recently. He was sentenced to three years in the reformatory. The youth wore a mask during the robbery and Bryan was seriously wounded.
The burning well at Dos Bocas has erupted into a geyser with volcanic stone and thousands of gallons of boiling water. Authorities fear it could develop into an active volcano as reports describe the dramatic rise of steam and rock from the site on February 10.
In Lewisville on February 7 a stream of visitors and residents is noted. Names include Rev E S Hursey in Dallas, Miss Maggie Minnis from Denton, Dr Kirkpatrick back from Chicago, George Cassady from Celina, Mrs Ewing of Dallas visiting Mrs J C Brannon Jr, and Miss Ola Stover from Denton. Other locals: Miss Ola Degan visiting Aubrey, Louise Skiles with grandparents C B Wilkins, L P McCombs from Memphis, Miss Altha Ball from Denton, Mrs John Lyles in Frisco, Prue Keesee hosting a games evening, Mrs Caton and son visiting, Mrs Harry Lord and children returning from Denton, Prue Keesee to Red Oak, Elder W F Kidwell at the Christian church, Will McCormick from Muskogee, G P Elbert and son James from Garza, Tom Milliken from Denton, A J Jasper of Halsell visiting, Mrs J M Fox ill, Mira Maggie Lord ill.
The ad touts Hicks Capu chine as the best remedy for colds and grip relieving aching feverishness curing the cold and restoring normal conditions. It claims liquid effects immediately and lists prices of 10 25 and 59 cents at drug stores.
The balance sheet shows assets including cash items notes from other banks and U.S bonds, with totals for specie and lawful money. It lists capital stock, deposits, and other liabilities with the cashier and notary public confirming the figures on February 10, 1969.
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