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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection upon the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation appearing in its columns upon notification to the publishers.
Local column lists candidates for several county offices including Local Representative PF Hill, Tax Collector B C Coffey and Sam Hawkins, Tax Assessor BE Miller, County Clerk Oscar T Button. It also notes Dawes praising Speaker Cannon, the Denton County Boys Corn Growers club aims to reach 200 members, and discusses prison labor economics and political contests with references to Colquitt Davidson and Judge Poindexter. A health ad promotes Miona stomach tablets and Booth’s pills.
Advert says Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach and nerves. Describes liquid and pleasant to take and claims immediate action. Available in 25c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
Ewell Cook, a Paschall grocery employee in Denton, enlisted in the United States Navy in Dallas on Thursday and will leave Sunday for San Francisco to join the training ship at Goat Island yard. He is stationed for service at the Goat Island yard.
Rainfall in 1909 totaled 16.58 inches in Denton County, with only 6.125 inches from January through October and 10.5 inches after October 8. Mrs. N. A. Witt kept the records at the Witt home near Salt Branch, noting Denton’s rainfall lagged the Fort Worth area by about 14 inches or more. The data cover monthly precipitation through December, marking its unusual dryness and hinting parts of the county may have had more rain.
The American Livestock Association in session at Denver decided to meet next in Fort Worth. The steamship Czarina sank off Oregon with thirty lost, all drowned except the engineer. The New Mexico and Arizona statehood bill cleared the house committee on territories and was ordered reported. Taft issued a noncommittal message on the anti-future gambling bill after talks with the Attorney General. Dr. Sargent of Harvard tested Jack Johnson and deemed him the strongest boxer he had examined.
Following the President's advice Republicans move toward unity as war factions show signs of reconciliation at the Capitol. A spirit of conciliation appears to aid bipartisan business and reduce partisan infighting.
Gifford Pinchot states the issue now at stake is whether special interests or the people shall rule. He emphasizes the fight is over governance as much as natural resource preservation.
For fever and aching from feverish conditions Hicks Capuciline offers a liquid remedy. It claims to reduce fever and ease aching and is sold in 19, 25, and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
The commissioners court met Friday for its regular session to approve accounts and accept a bridge project near S. W. Fulton’s, south of the city.
A Western judge granted a divorce due to ill temper and bad breath linked to the accused. An advertised remedy Dr. King’s New Life Pills claimed to prevent such issues by curing constipation causing bad breath and liver trouble. 25¢ at J.O. Raler & Co.
A St Louis Republic summary explains how water drops placed on a redhot stove hover in a spheroidal vapor cushion. The vapor acts as a poor conductor, preventing immediate evaporation and letting drops slowly dissipate while remaining not in contact with the stove.
A dated ad claims Dr Sabourand of Paris and Professor Anna of Hamburg prove microbes cause baldness. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is tested by 100 druggists and 93 report hair growth, with a money‑back offer and Denton availability at Rexall.
On the fourth day of James Lawrence Challoner's trial the state's case rests on Pemmican's testimony and the prisoner's confession. The prosecutor's questions hint at a broader aim to implicate Cradlebaugh alongside Challoner, shaping the case toward a joint culpability.
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