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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1909
Page
2
Notice states the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations in its columns promptly upon being informed. It indicates daily publication except Sundays and lists pricing of 40 cents and 2.00 dollars.
A deadly blizzard wrecked Learned Mississippi church killing three and injuring ten. A northern cold wave hits Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Illinois with snow and sleet. Ohio rail and gas disruptions. Fort Worth Texas reports subfreezing temperatures and flurries as cold air pushes south toward the Gulf.
February 15 marks Susan B. Anthony born in 1820, noted rights advocate. The fragment recalls the Maine battle in Havana harbor 1898 and references Shakespearean plays Cymbeline and passages, with archival mentions of American calendar notes from 1909.
A Missouri legislator proposes a bill requiring all lobbyists to wear uniform caps and badges provided by the Secretary of State. The text advocates importing Senator Thomas and notes Rev. HE Morris has joined J. M. Spencer to publish the Aubrey Herald. The piece argues first offenders are often jailed due to poverty and stresses that harsh punishment can push juveniles toward crime and criminal association.
Denton county likely posts a new corn acreage high as 19Q9 acreage could exceed all prior years. North Texas farmers have increasingly found corn a premier money crop in recent seasons.
Isaac Stepheen of Wisconsin says he spent 107,009 dollars to win the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. The effort now seems unlikely to secure him the seat.
Missouri barbers who fought for Sunday law enforcement years ago now seek an amendment to permit barber work on Sunday. A Barbers Union official says hundreds quit shops to shave at home, while hundreds of beginners cannot get a Sunday shave without trying no Sunday shops.
A Boston newspaper recalls the old common law maxim cujus est solum ejus est usque ad coelum. It notes that landowners might control airspace above their property and that airships could be trespasses, while navigators would face interstate regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission where federal authority supersedes states rights in transportation.
Public Louis F. Post reports that 8040 people out of 12000 sent to the Chicago House of Correction last year were imprisoned for failing to pay a $1 fine and costs. Of 3700 others, 2750 failed to pay a $5 fine and costs.
Crew of the steamer Republic faces pay dockings after sinking off Massachusetts coast. A New York World interview reveals anger over loss of wages for time ashore, despite heroism during rescue and belief justice demanded full monetary reward for bravery. The men insist the company should ensure pay through return home.
Amarillo Texas February 15 The weather observer reports the day brought the lowest temperature of twenty one above and the mercury fell marking the coldest day of the winter for the area.
In Waco Texas on February 15 the thermometer showed eighteen degrees above zero this morning a light snow fell. Skies cleared by noon.
Snow blanketed Palestine Texas on February 16, bringing the heaviest fall in years. Cold weather halted all outdoor work as fruit trees in bloom were caught by the storm.
Abilene Texas reports a severe blizzard with last night temperatures dropping to thirteen degrees above zero. The section endures strong winds and heavy snowfall disrupting daily routines and transportation.
Snow began falling in McKinney Texas with a high wind and the temperature at seventeen degrees above zero. Local observers report gusty winds and a sharp cold spell affecting daily routines.
The Hillsboro Texas bulletin reports a 65 degree fall from Saturday afternoon to this morning, with the temperature now 17 above zero. Snow was observed in the area.
The Signal editor, regent at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton, attends a board meeting in Austin. The school emphasizes practical training for women in home arts and professions, including dressmaking, dairying, cooking, and floriculture, with graduates prepared for home and business life.
The coldest weather of the winter hits Dallas with a 14 degree temperature and morning snow flurries. A few calls were made on the city for fuel for the poor.
Washington recalls medical failure after a spider bite left deep leg sores for five weeks. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a complete cure, noting its effectiveness for eczema boils burns and piles.
Guthrie Okla Feb 16 A decision on honoring Texas requisitions for Oklahoma residents charged with fraud in obtaining South Texas lands was postponed today as Attorney General West and Governor Haskell were out of town Judge Strange also put off his ruling in the Scott Mercynolds Haskell suit until tomorrow.
Notice requests all holders with fee coupon books issued at old price to turn them in for cancellation so a new H Oke can be issued at the reduced price. The new Hoake will be issued row or later as required. Relianch or ae Compan
A Saturday afternoon hailstorm hit Gienville Crhenville Texas with heavy damage. The storm produced the largest hail in Hunt county history. No injuries reported. Local residents assess property and crop losses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public event titled mobile race during Mardi Gras week. The readable text mentions dates, a race context, and parade related details but lacks complete specifics or outcomes.
German chemical hexamethylene tetramine is cited as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. The notice urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious malady. Garrison Kinains
Rich prizes offered in a Houston Chronicle popularity contest promise a seven passenger Dixie Flyer car eight piano prizes and diamond rings. Entries via nomination blanks in the Chronicle with votes earned by subscriptions and clipping coupons. The contest closes April 19 with districts and city prizes awarded to top entrants.
In a tense plan, Rosalind disguises as Helen to attend Miss Pat while Arthur Holbrook safeguards Gillespie notes. Sister Margaret guides the deception from Glenarm to St Agatha’s parlor as Miss Pat’s birthday dinner nears. Helen awaits by the woods and lake, threatening a postponed truth.
Judge Priest of St. Louis and H Clay Pierce chairman of Waters-Pierce Oil Company filed in the Missouri Supreme Court accepting the terms of the ouster order. The company paid a fine of 50000 dollars.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, recalls a plot between illness and death after years of a stubborn cold capping his health. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with restoring him from 123 to 179 pounds, praising it for severe colds, coughs, hemorrhages, asthma, and pneumonia prevention. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Texas Rangers raided a wide open gambling nest in San Antonio last night. Two officers used drawn pistols to confrontMexican suspects. Forty arrests were reported amid a chaotic raid on the operation.
Alliance Milling Company asks all holders of coupon books issued at the old price to surrender them for cancellation so new books can be issued at the reduced price. New books will be issued now or later.
A French scientist links blood health to longevity while Electric Bitters is praised as a life extender. The ad claims it purifies and vitalizes blood, rebuilds nerves, and benefits the weak and debilitated, with testimonials such as Mrs. Lie of Cushing, Me., stating a full cure.
Pierce planned to leave for Texas but received word his case would be continued. He went to Jefferson City instead, and the Texas case was carried over to the May term.
Mrs M F E Fisher of Detroit Michigan suffers severe rectal trouble and lies in a operation until doctors prescribe Dr Kinke's New Life Pill. She writes that it cured her completely. The ad claims prevention of appendicitis and relief from constipation and heartache. Kaley Co.'s appears as the seller.
Alliance Milling Company informs holders of used ice coupon books issued at old prices to surrender them so new books can be issued at a reduced price. New books will be issued as required.
Governor Campbell appointed D. Hill of Dalhart as judge of the new sixty ninth judicial district and J. O'Brien of Hartley county as district attorney.
An old moral about irritation leads to praise for Hunt's Cure. The copy claims a box guarantees relief from any form of skin trouble and itching, promising immediate relief and a one box cure for all cases.
Paris Tex Feb 15 Erby Kirby age fourteen was fatally injured in Hugo Oklahoma today when an elevator crushed his body Both arms and one leg were broken in the accident
A promotional notice touts Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed remedy that cures any form of itch including eczema and ringworm in one box. It claims effective relief regardless of the itching name and backs the claim with a cure guarantee.
Fire at the Browning gin in Abilene Texas destroyed 200 tons of seed and forty bales of cotton. The total loss exceeds 4,000 dollars and is insured. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
A Denco stock feed product marketed as the best on the market offers to cut feed costs by half. Sold in 106 pound sacks at stores and grocers. Produced by the Dento MIE.
A reader from Kosciusko Mississippi extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as an essential household remedy praised for swift action on burns and fresh cuts. The letter describes the liniment as superior for both people and animals and highly recommends its use.
For rent wagon yard adjacent to coal and feed business at the old Kincaid property on West Oak street. See W. T. Johnson or Dr. Kincaid immediately.
The product Ladies Cu-Cura promises to condition hair without greasiness stickiness or gumminess. It is guaranteed by C. Guy.
Ret and sleep are hard in winter with a bad cold and cough. Simmons Cough Syrup is touted as the quickest remedy, soothing the lungs and passages and stopping the cough to provide rest and peaceful sleep.
Alvin Kreuse waived his examining trial in Lockhart Texas after fatally shooting Richard Miller with a wagon spoke. He was released on a one dollar bond.
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