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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
2
Rates listed show 40 months for in person delivery and annual mail options with advance payment. The fragment indicates prices 4.00 for the year by mail and a 2.00 or 2.40 figure for other plans, but exact figures are garbled.
In Denton Texas the notice states subscriptions to the Weekly Record and Chronicle are discontinued at expiration. It mentions terms for advance payments and mailing details under the act of Congress of 1873 and 1878 dates, with entry dates and publication notes.
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected if brought to the publishers' attention.
A compact archival note lists dates such as January 29 1909 with Robert Morris born 1734 and John Ruskin death 1900. It weaves in quotes from Richard II Love's Labour's Lost and Henry IV, plus a suffragette mention and a mock parliament line. The fragmentary text links literature to historical events and edits.
Commentary notes that Willett praised Roosevelt and says awareness of the issue has grown since yesterday, aligning with Willetts apparent aim. The remark highlights increased public attention and the expected effect of such exposure.
Louis Petit stands out among North Texas writers for his wit and bold quips. The Houston Post and Fort Worth Record highlight his staff specials, noting his ability to draw a reaction and his place in Texas journalism.
Even with Senator Culberson Bailey and Governor Campbell along with a majority of Texeo voters, it appears forty four members of the house and a dozen in the Senate will block the measure.
A close reading by The Record and Chronicle suggests the push for fewer and better laws has had some impact. While many bills have been introduced at the Thirty-first, a large share are local in scope and not aimed at broad state reform.
The Waters-Pierce ruling by the U S Supreme Court affirms Texas against the Waters-Pierce Oil Co in ouster and penalties totaling 1 623 006 The decision praises Attorney General Robert Vance Davidson and his assistant Jewel Pightfoot and marks a major blow to large oil trusts with Davidson hailed as leading the state’s legal battle through Travis County to the United States Supreme Court
The Times Herald congratulates Robert Vante Davidson for his achievements in Washington after earlier activity in Waco in 1900. The notice notes Davidson’s success and sends best wishes.
Governor Haskell mocks Caldwell for seizing five barrels of beer bought by Guthrie Citizens' committee for a legislature banquet. The Record and Chronicle say lawmakers deserve equal treatment, while Caldwell defends his actions amid dry state tensions. Dallas Times Herald notes the contrast as mercury freezes in Guthrie.
The piece argues Governor Campbell’s third reading of the Thirty first legislature marks a radical shift toward anti business policies. It portrays a battle between the governor and Commercial Secretaries backed by railroad protests and calls for greater executive power while predicting strong resistance from farmers merchants bankers and artisans. The address labels the railroad demands as punitive and accuses the governor of attempting to curb enterprise through taxation and embargoes. The review urges prudence and cautions against expanding executive authority.
Mrs. Z F Goforth of 2119 Holly Street Kansas City reports using a sample bottle and two 2ac bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil to nearly cure catarrh and stop minor headaches. She says it is the best medicine she has seen and cannot keep house without it.
A long Denton letter clarifies that Bob Williams who died by his own hand was not the Denton Bob Williams linked to a Texas land deed scheme. It states the Denton Williams from Oklahoma City involved in music is unrelated, and details the Dec 1908 events, the deed foul play suspicion, and the inquest finding death by own action.
A personal letter from M. L. in Altus Oklahoma dated January 16 1999 states he is not related to R. T. Williams, asks the recipient to publish details for Williams' friends, mentions neighbors Hoskins Zumwalt Mays and others, and invites future contact. He notes a growing practice and awaits a reply.
A Western judge granted a divorce after ill temper and bad breath were cited. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as curing constipation and related ailments, claiming they banish headaches chills and colds. 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Questioning high interest on farm loans, the Denton Trust Company advertises a land loan at 7 percent, inviting farmers to switch lenders. The notice implies competitive financing terms for agricultural borrowers.
The Senate fixed the President's salary at 100000 per year and set the vice president and Speaker at 15000 each. Chief Justice salary rose to 15000 and associate justices to 14500. The vice president and speaker carriage hire was removed. Pension bills were approved before adjournment.
The House moved past Rep Willett’s attack on the President to consider several appropriation measures. The pension bill for 160.869 million dollars, ending most pension agencies except one, and the urgent deficiency bill for 1.026 million were approved. The naval appropriation bill at 135.663 million dollars was under discussion as the session adjourned, with a Liberia inquiry fund of 20.050 thousand dollars urged by the President.
A 50 cent case promises fast relief from stomach fermentation and indigestion symptoms. The ad claims sour stomach includes fullness, belching, nausea, and heartburn, with relief within minutes after taking one 22 grain Triangule dose.
A local advertisement announces Papes Diapepsin available through O M Curtis. The listing offers this digestive aid with no additional selling points or conditions described.
George Cosworth, formerly with the U S army in the Philippines, died from stab wounds to the back and neck after a struggle with two companions in a Houston saloon late last night. Police hunt for the assailants.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nerves. It is liquid pleasant to take and acts immediately. Available in 19c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Attorney General Davidson and assistants report a deluge of congratulatory messages after winning the Waters-Pierce Oil suit. Davidson is deemed likely for governor with Lightfoot as attorney general candidate. Hearst libel case against McReynolds postponed. he denies gathering material for Hearst papers and says he works for Hearst’s lawyers. Roosevelt fears California anti Japanese bills. possible retaliatory moves by Japan. An Asia Minor quake at Phocaea kills eight and damages buildings. Senate raises President’s pay to 100000. Bailey suggests removing provisions for other vehicles, praising horses.
Advertisement promotes notary work by the Denton Trust Company and advertises Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package as a remedy for la grippe coughs that may develop into pneumonia, claiming the medicine heals inflamed lungs and averts danger.
E W Hardin was brought to Ardmore from Lindsay after a gun battle with police. He is charged with shooting and killing his father in law T C Youres months ago and had jumped bond. Hardin is jailed.
In my family medicine chest no remedy is allowed unless it proves the best for its part. Hunt's Cure as held its place for many years. It cures itching instantly for eczema and ringworm. Wee Swann Franklin La.
The fragment discusses business ethics and high rates of intercompany dealings within the PWF context, highlighting tensions between profit aims and regulatory controls. It notes concerns about pricing, competition, and governance, suggesting reforms may be needed.
Plans for a new building and other improvements in Ennis Texas have been abandoned by the Houston and Texas Central railroad. No date is given for resumption of work and nearly all road carpenters in Ennis have been laid off.
Advertisement copy claims Foley's Orino Laxative will stop the need for constant purgatives by curing chronic constipation and sluggish liver. It emphasizes it is pleasant to take and credits Garrison & Kimmins as the sellers.
Dallas report states the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the state game law restricting duck hunting, ruling the limitations valid under current statutes.
Advertises Hyomei inhaler as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. Claims the eucalyptus antiseptic destroys germs without harming membranes and offers money-back guarantee after trial. Complete outfit priced at $1 with extra bottles for 50 cents.
Mr Donovan and Miss Holbrook meet unseen on a lakeside bench at St Agathas while plotting strategy to shield Rosalind and keep Miss Pat in the dark. They spar with wit about deception, family scandal, and loyalties as the lake night deepens.
Mrs. L. F. Rowlet of 66 St Elm Denton Texas credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her long standing kidney trouble and sleepless nights after a short trial at J F Raley Co drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Denton Seed House announces a spring shipment of garden seeds totaling 2300 pounds. Readers are invited to view and inspect the bulk stock before purchasing with courtesies extended to truck growers and large buyers. Privacy note: W. W. Kanady, proprietor.
Advertisers are urged to test theRecord and Chronicle classifieds for value. Readers are invited to place notices and commercial listings to reach a broad local audience through concise, affordable ads.
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