Goody Livery and Feed Stable Ad
Local business advertises livery services and feed stable offerings from the Old Roark barn on North Locust Street. Neat single and double rigs available. Both phones 162.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
3
Acquittal in Lipari Killing and Varied Texas News
A Texarkana jury acquitted Adolph Scherer of fatally shooting John Lipari after thirty hours of deliberation. Fat Stock Show officials in Fort Worth aim to stage an airplane flight during the March stock show with an invitation to Orville Wright. In McKinney Essie McCollum, 14, died, marking four deaths in Mrs. W. J. McCollum’s home since the month began. Johnnie Thomas’s body, initially misidentified in Muskogee, was later confirmed as the Dallas victim and reinterred at Englewood, Kansas. In Wichita Falls Mau d ax Jim Saunders, a Black woman, was stabbed to death. Saunders fled and was later captured near Jolly. Paris and Mt Pleasant railroad company formed with $75,000 capital and immediate construction. Fort Worth hosts a conference among railroads and employees Friday on labor issues and a potential two-cent fare law, with opposition expected. In Muskogee charges filed against Police Judge Campbell accuse him of taking $1,000 in fines, while Groesbeck reports Ollie Smith found with a throat wound in his cell and dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Adolph Scherer
John Lipari
Fort. Worth
Evans
Orville Wright
McKinney
Essie McCollum
W. J. McCollum
Dallas
Johnnie Thomas
Muskogee
Englewood
Kansas
Daas
Wichita Falls
Maudax
Jim Saunders
Saunders
Jolly
Here
Paris
Mt Pleasant
Ft, Worth
Texas Lines
Muskogeee
Campbell
Walround
Supreme Court
Groesbeck
Ollie Smith
Earth’s greatest healer Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns, scalds, wounds, cuts and bruises with instant relief. It claims to cure skin eruptions, old sores, boils, ulcers, felons and piles and lists J F Raley & Co as seller and G W Elbert contact for poultry surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
J. F. Raley & Co
Kansas-Oklahoma Oil Co man killed in Sapulpa accident
Sapulpa Ok Jan 15 George Johnson 34 of Snow Kansas was instantly killed when a pulley broke at work. He jumped for a brake and the vin and wheel struck him under the chin breaking his neck in the incident at the Kansas Oklahoma Oil Co. plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & C. Social
Sapulpa
George Johnson
Snow
Kan
Kansas-Oklahoma Oil Co
Johnson
J W Johnson Sells Rental Business to McGintie
J W Johnson leaves town after selling his entire rental business to A R McGintie. McGintie announces ownership transition and plans to continue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Me. A. R. McGintie
Feeble Lewistown Woman Praises Vinel Cure
Mrs Bloom, an 80 year old from Lewistown Pa, says Vinel rebuilt her strength after years of illness and lung troubles. She reported rapid improvement after three bottles and urges all aged or weak people to try the Vinel tonic sold with a money back guarantee by D M Curtis, Druggist Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Lewistown
Vinci
Vinel
Denton Butchers Form Protective Association
Local butchers unite to shield themselves from losses by deadbeats. They pledge to report customers who rack up small unpaid totals across shops and warn others before delivering meat. The plan aims to curb fraud while avoiding hardship for honest buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
New Discovery Heals Longtime Consumption Claim
Washington man credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for curing a decade old illness described as hopeless consumption. The testimonial says six bottles restored health, with the medicine touted as a quick relief for lung issues, coughs, colds, bronchitis, and asthma. Trial bottle offered free by J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Lipscomb
Washington D.C
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Town in Pa louse wheat belt devoted entirely to dairying
Spokane Washington January 15 Fair banks Wash a new town in the Palouse wheat belt south of Spokane will be the only community in the Pacific Northwest devoted exclusively to dairying. The 40 acre townsite and 640 acres adjoining have been taken over by Elgin Creamery company to build a model town. Four hundred milch cows arrive from Illinois and Minnesota with plans to add 1050 more next spring. Output will be sold to Spokane and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Fairbanks
Pacific Northwest
Elgin Creamery Company
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Geo. W. van Dyke
Hunt's Cure for Skin Disease Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Hunt's Cure as specially made for itching and skin ailments. It claims immediate relief and prompt cure with absolute guarantee.
Deportation Expected for Smuggled Orientals
Galveston January 15 authorities of the Customs boat Windom refuse to say if the smuggled Chinese aboard four schooners captured off the Gulf coast were found. It is generally believed the hundred Orientals smuggled across the Mexican frontier have been located and will be deported at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & C. Special
Galveston
Windom
Gulf Coast
Mexico
Texan Congressman Predicts Passage of Cotton Tax Refund Bill
Congressman Sheppard of Texas says the bill he introduced to refund cotton taxes from 1862 to 1867 will pass amid anticipated opposition. He cites support from Texas and Southern members and some Northern lawmakers for restoring about 5 million dollars plus interest to Texans, with total plus interest approaching 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Sheppard
Congress
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted in Denton Letter
Denton residents urged kidney health with Dean's Kidney Pills. A local testimonial claims benefit for kidney illness and urges purchase at J. F. Raley & Co. drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the product as sole US agents for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Dean
Martha Arnold
N. Elm Street
Texas
J. F. Raley & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Blizzard Warning Stages in From Northwest
Amarillo reports sudden temperature drop after a warm day. Light rain falls and freezes on impact, coating the ground with ice as temperatures plummet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
R. & C. Special
Tex
Woman Praises Hunt's Lightning Oil For Catarrh Relief
Mrs. Z. E. Goforth of Kansas City reports her sample and two 2cc bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil greatly improved catarrh and headaches, calling it the best medicine she has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. E. Goforth
Holly Street
Kansas City
Hunt
Farm Loan Offer from Denton Trust Company
Denton Trust Company promotes a land loan at seven percent, suggesting customers avoid higher interest rates on farm loans by borrowing against their land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Trust Company
Market Quotations Across Cities on Jan 15
Liverpool New York and New Orleans commodity quotes show mixed moves with several futures lines near unchanged. Fort Worth cattle and hogs receipts report steady to higher tops, with hogs at 6.19 and calves reaching new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
MTG. O Cenercees
WeGr Orcs Articl
New Orleans
Aintaskinneal
Fort Worth Livestock
Fort Worth
Simmon’s Cough Syrup Claims Quick Relief
Ad claims Simmons cough syrup heals throat and lung inflammation and provides rest and peaceful sleep. Contains promotional tone urging readers to use product to stop coughing even at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Callahan Dramatic Co at Wrights Opera House
Advance notice notes the Callahan Dramatic Co will perform at Wright's Opera House on January 18 19 and 20. The opening program Monday features the four act comedy drama A Soldier of the Empire with between acts specialties and a band and orchestra. A band concert will be played on principal streets each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright's Opera House
Callahan Dramatic Co
Severe weather expected amid recent cold spell
Jan. 11 notes sudden weather swings with indications of severe conditions. Local life includes butchering after the cold spell, visits by Fred Vaughn from Shawnee, Okla., teaching at Ulman schoolhouse, and Jno. Couser injured fetching wood. Quarterly M. E. conference planned for February. Texas Oil and Gas agent securing route from Henrietta to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vaughn
Shawnee
Okla
Texas Oil and Gas Company
Henrietta
Dallas
Mattie Karnes
F. Vaughn
Dentog
Local Notes from Lewisville January Greetings
Mrs. Elizabeth Berry of Nocona visits daughter Mrs. O L Hamilton. Mrs. L C Hanna returns to Houston after visiting daughter Mrs E S Hursey. Mrs. Wm Wyburn and sister Miss Bertha Magee return from Seymour. T P Cowan of Abbott visits relatives here. Obine and House of Dallas visit. Louise Adav and Willie Dee Milliken visit in Wylie. J M Hendrix in Denton. Miss Dullie Haggard of Stewart Creek visits Kate Lyles. Mrs. Tom Bates and children of Durant visit J J Moore. Jno D Thomason of Denton on business. T A Jasper of Denton here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hanna
Houston
E. 5. Hursey
Wm. Wyburn
Bertha Magee
Seymour
T. P. Cowan
Abbott
Obine
House of Dallas
Louise, Adav
Willie Dee Milliken
Wylie
J. M. Hendrix
Denton
Dullie Haggard
Stewart Creek
Kate Lyles
Tom Bates
Durant
Jno
Small Town Notes From Carrollfén and Nearby
L M Hendrix of Carrollfén was here Monday. Frank Keesee is sick. Little Boamer Ragland has returned from a visit in Dallas. Roscoe Carlisle has gone to Greenville to attend school. Miss Maggie Lord and Pearl Ridgeway returned from Hebron. Willie Clare Higgins returned to Gainesville. A union prohibition rally was held at the Baptist church Sunday morning. Mrs Phil Sigler is very sick. Mrs Henry Baxter was in Dallas. Sallie Terry is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hendrix
Carrollfén
Frank Keesee
Little Boamer Ragland
Dallas
Roscoe Carlisle
Greenville
Maggie Lord
Pearl Ridgeway
Hebron
Willie Clare Higgins
Gainesville
Baptist Church
Local News Briefs From Navо and Nearby
Cold snowy weather continues in Navо with Ed Clark returning from Oklahoma. Chestnut Camp 519, W C, installed officers Monday night. Rev Fowler of Gunter preached at the Christian church Sunday. John and Hank Rogers of Frisco visited Sunday. J B Johnson and Miss Anta Swindler married at Nocona Tuesday then returned home. Mrs Gammons moved to Gribble Springs. J A Stover visited Frisco Tuesday. Homer Hardwick went to Plano Sunday. Wiley Walker and Miss Gertrude Witt wed at the bride's parents’ home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navo
Ed Clark
Oklahoma
Chestnut Camp No
W. C
Rev. Fowler
Gunter
Christian Church
John
Hank Rogers
Frisco
J. B. Johnson
Anta Swindler
Nocona
Homer Hardwick
Plano
Wiley Walker
Gertrude Witt
Roanoke Notes and Fire Damages at Grandma Pickett Home
Roanoke briefs report visitors from Fort Worth and Aledo and a 7:30 am fire at the Grandma Pickett residence caused ceiling and paper damage due to a defective kitchen flue. Holes burned in the roof, water damage noted. Other items include local visits, illnesses, and a grocery store sale to Medlin and Carruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hood
Aledo
Roanoke
Grandma” Pickett
Chas
John Sparks
Union Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fain & Stanley, Proprietors
G. M. Gentry
Sivis
Y. M. Turpin
Jim Goode
Ball
H. Rains
E.g. Paschall
Yerby
R. Ledbetter
ED Key
May Building
Jepot
First National Bank
San Antonio
J. W. Shaw
Howash
T. A. Robinson
North Elm
A. R. McGintie
Wiley Smith
Postoffice
West Hickory Street
Cae
S. W. Kanady
West Oak Street
J. M. Pinkley
R. R. Turner
West Oak St
Rowroy
Den
A J. White
Novi
Taylor Bros
GEO
Wiggs & Stroud
Tipewriter
J. W. Fralin
South Side Square
Middle of Breck
P. Lipscomb
Curtis Drug Store
Frank Wilkerson
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
Jake Johnson
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Springside Dairy Farm
Court House
Egan & Chandler
Cagle House
Normal
W. P. Strickland
T. J Whites Saddle Shop
Tanzy
Peoples’ Home Telephone Coo
G. W. Elbert
D. M. Curtis
C. P. Poe
Wrives Insurance
Wright’s Opera House
Big Callahan Dramatic Company
Minnis
DROP
Chester Litz
Justin
Lewisville
Elizabeth Berry of
O. L. Hamilton
Phil Sigler
Henry Baxter
Sallie Terry
Maggie Cavins
C. A. Cowan
W. L. Cornwell
Record and Chronicle
Commissioner of Insurance
Texas Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Association
W. D. Birdsong
Denton, Texas
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