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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for monthly and yearly mail delivery with in advance pricing. Notice includes postal registration details for Denton Texas with congress act dates and catalogued entry information.
Page notice states that any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected when brought to the attention of the public. It preserves the paper’s commitment to accuracy and accountability.
A Texan 1909 newspaper feature introduces Shakespeare's American Calendar with daily historical events tied to quotes. It covers fires destroying schoolhouses in Arlington and Gilmer, political debates on statewide prohibition, and shifts in senator positions including Bailey and Culberson. The piece imagines a Denton joint discussion on prohibition between Bailey and Cone Johnson.
Daily notices in the Record and Chronicle reveal Denton merchants presenting wares and price statements to the buying public. The ads highlight ongoing sales and local business activity in the community.
The piece urges readers to study newspaper ads as a primary way to learn about available goods and bargains. It warns that a busy minority may overlook economic and satisfying offers, insisting everyone should read the ads to manage household bills and needs.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram outlined how Governor Campbell’s alleged push to elect Mobley helped Kennedy secure the Speaker role. Brazos Davis withdrew, Kennedy won on the first ballot, and Campbell’s influence may shift in the new session, with possible political retribution for allies. The piece argues executive demands may ease under a new Thirty-first Legislature.
The Dallas News notes that 290000 in fire losses in Texas from Christmas devastations hit multiple towns with costs between 10000 and 25090 dollars. It argues the burden falls on policy holders as insurance costs rise, criticizing American fire extravagance compared with Europeans.
Former Dentonite in Frederick Oklahoma writes for R and C Record Chronicle. He notes severe cold with 14 degrees, corn to gather and cotton picking at one dollar per hundred pounds, likely lighter cotton acreage next year, oats hoped if weather stays favorable, and asks to renew subscription.
Superintendent J. Carlisle said public school conditions should return to normal by early next week. Attendance has fallen due to several reasons including a grippe epidemic. Central School in the courthouse was closed for one day for cold weather and heating issues.
Advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a quick fix for tight shoes and new footwear. It claims instant relief for pinching shoes, suits dancing parties and patent leather styles, and offers a 25 cent price with free samples from Allen S. Olmstead in Le Roy New York.
Senator Tillman will speak after noon commenting on a note from Attorney General Bonaparte. Tillman’s friends advise against pressing an investigation, saying he violated no law.
W R Lipscomb of Washington County recalls his brother’s long struggle with consumption and poor health until using Dr King’s New Discovery, after which he was cured in six bottles. The remedy is advertised as a fast relief for lung and bronchial ailments with trial bottles available.
Abbott Lawrence Lowell will become president of Harvard University succeeding Charles W. Eliot when he retires next May. Lowell has chaired the science of government at Harvard since 1900 and is an alumnus of both Harvard College and Harvard Law School.
Capudine for That Headache relieves headache and nervous tension. The ad promises a clear head and steadier nerves for a productive day. Available at drug stores.
The county commissioners meet Friday January 15 for the usual mid month session. Judge Zumwalt reports no special matters for the court at this time. Justin residents may seek an election to decide on incorporation. An ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve promotes its use for burns and skin ailments with 25 cent price at J F Raley & Co.
Roanoke dispatch reports Norfolk and Western officials believe at least one hundred miners died in the Lick Branch mine explosion, a blast far stronger than the prior incident two weeks ago.
Capudine is sold by druggists and marketed as a liquid remedy that supposedly cures headaches and nervous tension. It is promoted for travel sickness stomach cramps and female troubles with immediate effects.
In Pike county a section hand working in a cut found a diamond valued at $500 in the rough. The brief report notes the discovery occurred in Little Rock dated January 14. The piece reflects a local incident amid a page filled with unrelated advertisements.
J W Johnson announces leaving town and confirms sale of his entire rental business to A R McGintie in a formal transfer. McGintie becomes new owner and assumes management of all rental properties and obligations.
Muskoge e Oklahoma January 14 The total fire losses yesterday after investigation turn out to be not so big as was at first reported Probably 160090 will cover the damage
Harriman completes Vanderbilt system purchase to command a railway line from the Atlantic to the Pacific. New York Central gains outlet to New York City as Harriman’s influence expands from coast to coast.
In Austin on January 14 fifty seven house members said they were instructed to oppose the submission. The move offsets the strength of the constitutional committee. It requires a two thirds vote in each house to submit. Forty five house members can defeat the measure or eleven senate members can block the submission.
The president of the Thendus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia says Electric Bitters has aided nine years in stomach liver and kidney troubles. He calls it a top family medicine that builds up weak children and run down people and boosts appetite. Available for 50 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A loan proposal promises land based financing at 7 percent from Denton Trust Company, urging farmers to consider a lower interest option.
The Texas Experiment Station chemist Dr G B Fraps notes mixed fertilizers for cotton and corn in Texas contain about 8 percent available phosphoric acid 2 percent nitrogen and 2 percent potash. Rates range 109 to 300 pounds per acre for cotton and 500 to 800 pounds for truck crops. A Georgia station mix for old uplands would deliver about 5 percent phosphoric acid 2.4 percent nitrogen and 2.4 percent potash applied at 400 to 800 pounds per acre to supply nitrogen and potash needs.
A Western judge issues a divorce decree on grounds of ill temper and bad breath. Advertisement pitches Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation, bad breath, liver trouble, colds, headaches, and chills. 25c at J F Raley & Co.
The Women’s Shakespeare club met with Mrs. Piner on January 7. Members praised regular attendance despite bad weather and discussed Richard III including his traits. Miss Beil led a discussion on Richard the Victim of Nemesis, finishing the play. Next meeting with Miss Paschall on January 14.
A Franklin Louisiana reader endorses Hunt's Cure as the best remedy for skin conditions including eczema and ringworm. The note claims immediate itch relief and高 lasting effectiveness, reflecting a personal testimonial from a family medicine chest.
In Springfield on January 14 Gov. Charles E. Deneen was formally declared elected governor after a week of legislative deadlock. The session also intensified political maneuvering over the choice to succeed Senator Hopkins.
C M Hall of Argyle and three other living Hall brothers gathered in Bangs Brown County during Christmas week for a reunion. Ages ranged from 42 to 66 with two nephews present and one sister absent. Mr Hall praised the gathering and said it will be remembered fondly for years.
There is more actual misery and less real danger in a case of itching skin disease than any other affliction. Hunt's Cure is manufactured especially for these cases. It relieves instantly and cures promptly. Absolutely guaranteed.
Union City Tenn Jan 14 It is probable another night rider trial will begin here Monday. Eighteen men are still jailed on conspiracy charges in the Rankin murder Nine night riders charged with offenses other than murder are free on bond.
Mrs Z E B Goforth of 2119 Holly Street Kansas City reports using a sample and two 2cc bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil to treat catarrh. She says her headaches stopped and calls it the best medicine she has seen.
Governor Campbell sprained a hand after slipping on Mansion steps in Austin. Representative Wortham and Dallas News correspondent W. M. Thornton also suffered minor injuries from a capitol fall.
An advertisement touts Sita Mons Cough Syrup as a remedy for throat and lung inflammation, claiming it lets you rest and sleep peacefully by easing coughing. It emphasizes quick relief and a long lasting quiet night.
The remains of Mrs. J King, who died at her West Oak street home, were shipped to Pilot Point Thursday for funeral services at 11 a.m. at the Pilot Point Methodist church conducted by Revs Simmons and Beckham. A number of relatives and friends accompanied the body.
Advertises Mi O Na tablets as a scientific cure for all indigestion and stomach ailments. Claims rapid relief from gas belching sour taste and even sea sickness and pregnancy vomiting. Sells at 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee.
In Indianapolis on January 13 former Congressman Benjamin F. Shively won the Democratic caucus nomination for U S senator to replace Senator Hemenway. John W. Kern, the party’s former vice presidential nominee, led on the first ballot but fell short by eight votes.
Donovan confronts Robert Hartridge at the canoe-maker's cottage on Tippecanoe creek. Hartridge denies being Henry Holbrook, credits his own daughter Rosalind, and dismisses Donovan's suspicions as the pair clash over Helen Holbrook and Patricia Holbrook amid looming danger from Italian assailants.
Washington January reports Customs Collector Dowe of Eagle Pass who retires at month end may receive another government position according to the treasury department. Dowe held a long conference with assistant treasurer Reynolds yesterday.
Washington Jan 14 It was announced the Supreme Court may not decide the Texas Waters-Pierce case until June Judges are weighing penalty and receivership points and say they are not in a hurry to render a decision.
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