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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1909
Page
3
Austin report outlines a split in the Texas legislature over a two thirds vote to submit the prohibition issue to voters. Anti prohibition forces appear to hold leverage while both sides brace for a likely large demonstration in the state capital and anticipate heated headquarters and political maneuvering before any decision.
A weekend warm spell gave way to a sharp northerly plunge. By Monday morning temperatures fell from 65–70 to six or eight degrees above zero, with sleet then snow. Ground cover aids wheat and oats, but many hydrants froze and burst, keeping plumbers busy all day.
Denton January 11 markets all showed strength with New York futures gaining about 10 points to 9.50. Liverpool spots slumped five points, while New Orleans and New York futures edged higher through midday trading. the day closed with a generally dull local market.
A historical ad note cites Record and Chronicle alongside Mc Clure's Magazine with a price of two dollars. The short line hints at a shop or catalog listing likely from an early twentieth century periodical.
Do not delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble. Neglect may lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. Remedy corrects irregularities and cures kidney and bladder disorders. Garrison & Kimmons.
Long Dry Goods Company advertises special low prices on dress goods skirts and suits with limited stock and marked discounts for quick sale in a department store circular.
Public health notice urges immediate kidney care highlighting backache nervousness and urinary issues. Cites Denton resident W C Orr praising Dean's Kidney Pills sold by J F Kaley Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as 50 cent remedy.
Classified notice announces big reductions on all winter goods at Long Dry Goods Company. Includes pricing and sale scope over the winter collection.
A string of incidents from Conger to Gilmer includes a fire caused by turpentine, a woman and premature infant in danger, two burglaries in Denison, a Texarkana inspection employee shot and wounded, an anti spitting ordinance in Temple, a double shooting in Lola, a train wreck near Adsal, a Wellington schoolhouse fire, a man stabbed in Houston and dying, a Shafter Lake land rush, a lynching in Poplarville, a mob killing in Florence, and a Gilmer schoolhouse fire causing substantial loss.
The Ariel club art department met January 9 with Miss Alfison presiding. Members shared examples of good American architecture and Miss Blewett presented a paper on the topic. Mrs. Flagg joined as a new member. next meeting set for January 16 with Mrs. R. J. Wilson.
At a sewerage committee meeting Mayor Ed F Bates was instructed to secure land for a septic tank on the city eastern boundary. Officials expect to select land in a few days after negotiating with several owners.
Public notice to interested heirs that R T Powers administrator has filed a final account and application for discharge in Denton County Texas. All interested parties must appear at the January term commencing January 18 1909 at the Denton County Courthouse to contest the account.
In Austin on January 11 both Kennedy and Mobley claim certainty of election as speaker though no caucuses have taken place. Each asserts strong support within their ranks amid ongoing party discussions and procedural expectations.
Sunday reports present claims from both sides about strength. Davis, the thin candidate, says no election on the first ballot and his prospects for success look bright. Also touts Hick’s Cap dine as the best cold remedy with immediate liquid effects, available at drug stores.
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