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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1909
Page
2
Notice warns against erroneous reflections on individuals or corporations in the Record and Chronicle and pledges correction upon notification. Includes postal classification notes and publication details for Denton Texas.
A 1909 calendar entry blends Washington’s birthday with Shakespeare quotes from Coriolanus and King John. It notes political forecasts by Mr. Bryan and others predicting a Democratic 1910 Congress, and contrasts early impressions with later events.
The enrollment of the North Tex as State Normal is now 653. It is imperative that more buildings be given this institution which with only one large structure has by far the largest enrollment in any of the State normals.
In Denton, a local ice business cuts prices after eliminating competition. One plant relocated to a neighboring town, leaving Dow with a near monopoly and reducing prices by 10 cents per hundred pounds to 25 or 35 cents respectively.
John Esten Cooke, formerly of the Clarendon Banner Stock, will start the Standard at Brady on March 15. He has bought a $5,000 plant of top quality and is praised as a capable, hardworking newspaper and businessman by Texas peers.
A visitor to Denton claimed there were no concrete sidewalks. He based his view on a single street where none exist, overlooking the city’s several miles of concrete walks.
Alderman Hoard praises the street committee for a labor of love to build macadam streets without per diem. The panel controls the street and bridge fund, seeking broad public input to ensure the best use and quickest progress on the most interested streets.
Denton business leaders are urged to support a growing poultry show as a boost to a county economy that pays out thousands of dollars yearly in poultry and egg loss. With chicken prices rising to 7 cents per pound and individual birds fetching up to 75 to 80 cents, a thriving poultry sector promises strong profits and regional prosperity.
Judge Smith rules the Fort Worth school board can require compulsory vaccination for students. The Anti-Vaccination League, led by C. E. Farmer, says it will seek Supreme Court review. Medical testimony broadly supports Jenner's smallpox vaccine as reducing fatalities. officials argue vaccination is prudent to protect pupils.
In a noon Monday runaway, Ray Lakey and his wife were pitched from their buggy. The buggy was damaged. Mr. Lakey suffered bruises and cuts while Mrs. Lakey escaped injury. The accident occurred in a local roadway area.
A letter praising Hunt's Lightning Oil as a household necessity for farms and both man and beast. The writer from Kosciusko Mississippi hails its quick action on burns and fresh cuts and calls it indispensable.
The State versus Dutch Nowlen, charged with murdering Dr. J. Holly at Capeville last summer, will be heard in the district court this afternoon. A special venue of 60 has been ordered. The case involves the unwritten law.
Notice to users with ice coupon books issued at old price to turn in for cancellation so new discounted books can be issued. Alliance Milling Co urges prompt return to enable smooth transition to revised pricing.
Death by own action in Tulsa on Saturday is linked to William Hargrove of Bowie Texas, a brother of Walker Hargrove who was killed at Fort Worth recently. The body awaits identification.
Washington, kept in bed five weeks after a spider bite, received no help from doctors before using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The salve allegedly healed large deep sores on his leg. It is advertised for eczema boils burns and piles. Available for 25 cents at F. Raley & Co.
McKinney Texas February 22 The Reverend Y W Wilton pastor of the Northern Methodist church at Rock Hill was brought to town and jailed after firing into the house of Tipp Eades while claiming he shot at a robber.
Hoarse coughs and colds may develop into pneumonia overnight but Foley's Honey and Tar quickly cures symptoms. It soothes inflamed membranes heals lungs and expels the cold from the system, Garrison and Kimmins.
Rex Beach sets a Yukon scene where Necia, daughter of a trader, returns to a growing mining camp. Lieutenant Burrell arrives to establish order as Poleon Doret’s fate and the Cheechako rush loom. The tale blends frontier danger with budding affection and the pull of home.
In the Yukon frontier tale a trader at Flambeau earns debtors' loyalty by fair dealing through famine and plenty. He keeps prices steady, serves all, and helps families survive the harsh winter as boats fail and cravings fade. His even temper and quiet presence define a scarce refuge amid scarcity.
Hiram Percy Maxim showcased his noiseless firearm device in New York before about 100 witnesses including sportsmen scientists and press. The four inch silencer attached to various rifles reduced gun reports to near inaudible levels without affecting velocity or accuracy, prompting discussion of military and regulatory implications.
Paris Texas February 22 The trial of Bill McIntosh charged with murdering Deputy Constable Draper will likely begin Friday with Judge Denton arranging jury selection.
Hillsboro Texas residents plan resolutions opposing the proposed removal of local Katy shops to Eddy. The move is set for consideration on February 22 with community members voicing concern over impact on local commerce and service access.
Jefferson City reports show several trunk lines earned more per mile under the two cent fare law in 1908 than the prior year at three cents. State earnings per mile exceeded interstate averages according to railroad commissioners figures.
Postal notices list uncalled letters at the Denton post office for the week ending February 21 1909 with a March 7 deadline to forward to the Dead Letter Office in Washington. Names appear under Ladies Gentlemen and Postal Cards including Chisom Cochran Park s and others with a one cent fee for each advertised letter. Please say advertised when calling.
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