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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1909
Page
2
Public notice states the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflection on any firm individual or corporation when brought to the publishers attention. The policy emphasizes prompt correction of inaccuracies in the newspaper columns.
A compact entry lists items from Shakespearean lines and dates such as February 19 and 1795 First National Thanksgiving. It mentions Copernicus born 1473 and references Denton county creamery value with communal improvements. The fragmentary text blends literary quotes and local economic notes.
The Beaumont Journal announces T. H. Dixon will edit the paper bringing years of journalistic experience. The note critiques a juror in a Nashville Cooper case for ignorance and discusses upcoming serials in The Barrier to be released soon.
The legislature defends its desire to adjourn as the $5 per diem yields, calling $2 a day a meager sum for lawmakers who must cover double living costs. Critics suggest finishing in sixty days or calling a special session, though that would bind matters to the Governor’s agenda and limits.
The Denison Herald stresses that Texas towns must work together in 1909. It argues unity among citizens, not factionalism, determines progress and that cooperation will outpace towns with more advantages but divided loyalties.
The Denton county seed and crop report notes a record corn harvest with high yields and strong market demand. Farmers are commended for improved seed, cultivation, and care leading to larger cash returns.
A Fort Worth Beard note discusses a farmer weighing converting his crop into pork or beef when corn prices do not meet his expectations. The remark reflects adjustments in livestock production strategies amid market signals.
The Ariel club plans to set out about thirty Elm and Sycamore trees in the court house yard. On Thursday they conferred with County Judge Lee Zumwalt, who with a committee chose locations. Ground work and planting are to begin soon.
W A Taliaferro at North Side Square advertises base ball and tennis supplies. A testimonial from Mrs M E Fisher of Detroit credits Dr Kings New Life Pills for curing severe rectal trouble after an operation, claiming they prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headache for 25c at J F Raley & Co.
The high school baseball squad begins workouts this afternoon and plans a slate of interscholastic games this spring. The lineup includes catcher Oeete pitcher Ue i a eee SORE Stkes COR pitcher Rayzor first base Francis pe gsines base Harris shortstop T Rector manager third base Paschal left field Tie 2 centerfield MEE oihinee.
Denton based ATH company sells 100 pound sacks of stock feed. Advertises as versatile mix with other feeds or used alone. Available through local grocers and feed stores for bulk purchase.
The first meeting of creditors for B L Gibbons and Son of Krum was held at the courthouse Friday morning. It was agreed that the stock at Krum should be sold Saturday February 27 and that Mr Strarthers be appointed as trustee.
Sunday night at the Methodist Episcopal church South a special song service will replace preaching. The program features Sunday school songs and Rev Pierce will give a short talk on music and religion. Public invitation extended.
Var Colds and Grip Hick's Capu chine advertised as best remedy relieving aching feverishness curing the cold and restoring normal conditions. It is liquid and acts immediately with prices 25c and 50c at drug stores.
Ground was broken today in San Antonio for a new Odd Fellows building costing 100,900 dollars and planned to rise six stories high.
A concise note emphasizes the detrimental effect of neglecting promotion. It argues consistent advertising builds recognition, trust, and sales, urging businesses to prioritize regular campaigns and visible messaging.
A new regional railroad association brings Illinois Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and Indiana into a unified body with headquarters in Chicago. The group seeks uniform action end grade crossings and trespassing issues, with C J Glasgow as president W H Boys as vice president and William Kilpatrick as secretary.
A paddle wheel steamboat drawing only four and one half feet of water recently began a perilous voyage from England to the west coast of Africa where it is to be used on a shallow river fishery or river traffic.
C B Quincy in New York American notes Old Santa plans a switch from reindeer to airships for Christmas deliveries. He imagines icicle frames and snowflake wings guiding a ship for girls and boys, steered by Jack Frost, with a caution that a crash could ruin gift deliveries.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. It soothes inflamed membranes and helps clear the lungs and the cold from the system. Gar rison and Kimming.
Notice to those with ice coupon books issued at the ad price to remit them for cancellation so new books may be issued at the reduced price. New books will be issued now or later as required. Alliance Milling Company.
S Harrison of Kosciusko Mississippi writes praising Hunt's Lightning Oil as a household necessity. He notes its quick action on burns and fresh cuts and its value for both man and beast, calling it the finest liniment he has used.
In Red Hank New Jersey the Daughters of Liberty of the Highlands sponsor a pie eating contest among women. Contestants eat with mouth and nose only, no hands, knives, or forks. Prizes include vases, cut glass bowls, and chafing dishes as crowds cheer and laughter follows. Strong local clubs join, and many pies are used in the growing fad.
German warships experiment with acetylene shells using calcium carbide to produce light underwater then surface to illuminate a target area. Each shell yields about 3000 candle power and burns three hours, offering lighting without exposing the firing ship to torpedo boat attack.
Consul General William TF Michael reports experiments in Calcutta with an air propeller petrol driven car. The secret lies in the propeller pattern. A five horsepower engine reaches fifteen miles an hour on Calcuta roads with minimal tire wear and smooth motion. The device is leaving the experimental stage with plans to market soon.
A festive verse captures Christmas cheer with sleigh bells on the snow and the warm glow of the grate. The piece notes mince pies, turkey sounds, and seasonal joy, celebrating December pleasures.
Rest and Sleep. A bad cold and coughing misery grip many in winter. Simmons Cough Syrup is promoted as the quickest remedy to soothe the lungs and bronchial passages, stop the cough at once, and bring peaceful sleep.
Holly Vann a Cuero robbery convict with ten years on his sentence arrived in Wharton Texas to be sent to a convict camp on the border. there a prison officer identified him as Will Kellie an escapee from a six year term who had recently fled from the same camp.
Foley sells Orino Laxative touted to cure constipation and regulate the bowels. The ad claims it helps veterinary issues as well and does not gripe or nauseate, presenting Orino as superior to pills.
A brief note on sleeping sickness spread in Africa caused by the tsetse fly ending in death, followed by a reader report from Union City, Pa. praising Vinol for restoring appetite and sleep after chronic weakness.
The MGT Horse Show at the National Feeders and Preeders Show in Fort Worth runs March 18 to 20. Chief Quanah Parker and Chief Geronimo lead a band of forty braves on painted ponies each evening. Events include roadsters, harness, four in hands, tandem teams, polo ponies, gaited saddlers, jumpers, and all around champions with prizes for riders of all ages and odd rigs. Warren V. Galbraith oversees the show with entries promising top horses from the region.
A dramatic Klondike story depicts universal conflict passion hunger and love breaking barriers. Poleon, the Great Heart, is the central figure praised by critics including the Boston Transcript for his captivating portrayal.
Fort Worth hosts the National Feeders and Breeders Show moved to 18 to 20 with Armour and Swift packing plants expanding staff by about two hundred to guide visitors through meat processing stages. Special booths will serve refreshments and souvenirs such as soap cakes and receipt booklets, at an estimated cost of ten dollars.
Ahich grade registered Here ford No. 260716 exhibited at the National Feeders and Breeders show last year. Owned by Boog-Scott Bros Coleman Tex.
The National Feeders and Breeders Show in Fort Worth March 18 to 20 will display poultry from many states. Breeders expect large attendance as exhibitors present six turkey breeds, nine duck varieties, eight goose groups, and eighteen pigeon varieties, with expanded classes and premiums.
Oak Street Methodist announces Rev EE DeJernett of the Nazarene Pentecostal Church will preach tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 PM. DeJernett, a Holiness movement pioneer in Texas, will lead services and share fresh fruit from the vine. Parishioners urged to invite friends and neighbors.
An advertisement declares Hunt's Cure as a universal itch remedy. It claims to cure any form of itch including Kezema and ringworm in a single box and offers guaranteed results.
The Missouri board of railroad commissioners released figures showing several trunk lines earned more per mile under the 2 cent fare law in 1908 than the previous year's 3 cent rate. State earnings per mile surpassed interstate earnings, according to state reports.
Civil war veteran J A Stone of Kemp Texas describes a plot against his life via a stubborn cold and chronic cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health from 13 to 179 pounds, praising its efficacy for severe colds and coughs. Trial bottle offered free by J F Raley & Co.
South bound No 31 and No 714 local No 714 travel times listed from 4 25 p m to 10 pm while north bound No 32 and No 282 No 31 No 32 are shown for the Dallas branch with times 9 55 p m and 2 65 p m in the fragment
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat or stomach nerves. A quick acting remedy with effective relief. Try Capudine now available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
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