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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for Petronth. Six months by mail in advance costs $1.00 and one year by mail in advance costs $2.00. The figures appear misprinted or garbled but indicate pricing for mailed subscriptions.
This notice invites corrections to any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations appearing in the Record and Chronicle and pledges prompt correction upon notice to the publishers.
The Record Chronicle urges vigilant farming as Cent County's cotton looks best ever. Dr Knapp of the Federal Agricultural Bureau stresses constant inspection and prompt action against boll weevil, recommending picking up punctured squares, burning them, and shallow cultivation to conserve moisture and deter infestation.
Residents in Precinct No 1 recall opposition to a road bond election and say they would have voted yes after the petition was withdrawn. The comment echoes in a local political moment.
The edition impressed readers with plate paper and halftones tracing Canyon City from its beginnings to the present. The paper meets high standards and editors like Terrill may well feel proud of the publication.
The piece criticizes Governor and Santa Fe railroad decisions on routing, arguing against government interference in railroad expansion. It notes Denton’s and other Texas towns’ reactions, favoring noncompetitive paths to larger cities and calling the stay-out policy regrettable.
The Record and Chronicle notes Denton trades day coincides with Aubrey's causing hardship for Abilene. Denton will shift its trades day to the third Saturday each month to avoid conflict, with both towns united in county advancement and urging cordial cooperation.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram note cites high yields in Denton County as Irish potatoes reach 75 to 90 cents a bushel and Ohio and Maine growers post large crops. Denison Herald comments on potential for Texas to ship and store crops amid favorable two crop climate and import dynamics.
An opinion piece reflects on how readers and editors differ in belief yet maintain mutual respect. It cites examples of both staunch supporters and critics, noting that true friends remain loyal despite disagreements and weathering both praise and knockers. Dallas Times Herald.
Consumers must pay all water light and power rents on or before July 10 1909 at the Water and Light Department office City Hall. H C Storrie superintendent.
Advertisement notes Simmon's Liver Purifier for liver health with bold claim it restores full function and satisfaction. Sold in tin boxes for 28 cents per box, implying a patent medicine tone typical of the period.
The Commercial Club notes June 26 Texas City Times front page coverage of Denton and Denton County. The Chamber of Commerce secured the free advertisement and reports many inquiries about Trades Day. Competition for premiums is expected to be keen as several parties eye specific prizes.
Denton alters August trades day to avoid overlap with Aubrey while July trades day remains July 10 as previously published. The coincidence prompted the adjustment to prevent schedule conflicts between the two towns.
John Simmons of Bartonville praises county road improvements at the Chamber of Commerce. He argues Denton and other towns lose business to Tarrant and Dallas counties due to better roads there and worse roads here in Denton.
A gentleman today paid three months in advance to avoid delays and praised the Chamber of Commerce for its work. He believes continued persistent effort will yield satisfactory results before year end.
A wealthy visitor told the Denton Chamber of Commerce that he seeks three to four hundred acres of good black land and will pay cash. Local real estate men were urged to meet him. A prospective Arkansas reader plans to visit Denton soon to consider locating there, supported by literature and assistance.
L. H. Napier of Rugless describes chronic pile torture for ten years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve provided relief after doctors and remedies failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for piles burns scalds cuts boils fever sores eczema and salt rheum. Coins 25c. Guaranteed by J. F. Raley & Co.
The article marks the University of Texas entering its twenty sixth year with expanded departments and rising enrollment. It notes strong ties to public schools, broad growth in facilities, and calls for continued public support to sustain expansion and educational welfare across Texas.
A period ad claims night riders named calo mel croton oil and aloes pills raid sleep, but Dr King’s New Life Pills never distress the user. They promise to cleanse the system and cure colds headache constipation malaria through J F Raley & Co.
Georgetown Texas July 3 In district court last night John Josephs was found guilty of the murder of Imcian Whitehead at Liberty Hill last Christmas Eve and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
NOTICE states R E Doris will be in Denton on the first Monday in July representing the Fort Worth Horse and Mule Company to purchase mules. instructions invite owners to bring their animals for sale.
A brief ad touts Cheatham's Laxative Tablets as a convenient pocket remedy for chills, malaise, and biliousness. It claims no bag effects like quinine, notes price of 25 cents per box, and lists Geo. Westlake as seller.
An analysis of rural telephone service stressing market access weather alerts and social benefits. The Southwestern system with 172 900 stations in Arkansas enables long distance calls up to a thousand miles, improving life safety and community connection for farmers.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Me reports drastic health turnaround after using Electric Bitters. Despite decades of dyspepsia the elderly woman regained vigor, appetite, sleep, and overall well being, with doctors once giving up. Only 50 cents at local shop.
A fragment notes a dispute involving pineapple at Curtis Fountain with unspecified parties and a possible legal action or proceeding. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of names, dates, or outcomes.
In a tense chase through the Mission range, Whispering Smith thwarts Sinclair and Barney Redstock near Crawling Stone Wash. Wickwire corners the outlaws as Kennedy and Scott move to the river bed. Sinclair falls to a long-range shot while Redstock flees and Murray Sinclair lies killed.
In a Boney Street cottage a year later two women wait as Dicksie frets about delays and a spoiled dinner. She presses Marion for news from Gordon Smith, seeking word since his departure from the mountains a year ago. The scene ends with suspense over his status.
In a lively chat, Dicksie defends a year as near forever in love while Marion recalls George’s absence and rumors of Whispering Smith. They discuss trains, newspapers, and the strain of staying in Medicine Bend as expectations rise for a long-awaited reunion.
Advertisement urges people with kidney or bladder trouble to take Foley's Kidney Remedy to stop pain and irregularities, strengthen organs, and prevent Bright's disease. Claims no danger when started early. note from Garrison & Kimminas.
Laredo Texas reports both passenger and freight service on the National Railroad of Mexico halted since Thursday due to washouts on the northern division. Communication is down as wires fail. Damage not known but track is believed inundated. no trains into the city since Thursday.
Mrs. Eala Presilan of Tenn claims a cure all salve has served as a constant aid for fifteen years to treat itching eczema ringworm and similar conditions. The advertisement offers 50 cents per box and calls it a trusted friend in skin care.
Walter Moulton, a Black man linked to a 1905 mule theft in Beaumont, was captured last night at Pawhuska Oklahoma after a three month chase across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Sheriff Giles departed to secure the prisoner.
For feverishness and aching from malarious conditions colds or overheating Hicks Capuchine reduces fever and eases the ache. It is sold as a liquid in 20 25 cent quantities at drug stores.
Kirby Lumber Co announces all export and coastwise lumber production will be centralized at Beaumont Texas with a large warehouse to be built A box plant and planer will also be constructed and work will proceed on the saw mill plant in the area
Advertises Capudine as a cure for sick headache nervous headache travelers headache and aches from grip stomach troubles or female troubles. Claims immediate relief with Capudine and urges purchase from druggists.
A rooming house run by Annie Bonham in San Antonio was burglarized this morning. Jewelry and money totaling around one hundred dollars were taken in the incident.
A notice from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promotes a home treatment for bed-wetting and daytime urine difficulties. She claims no payment is needed and offers free instructions to mothers, asserting the method helps children and also adults without blaming the child.
Scientists report bones of men who lived 100 000 years ago in Switzerland. The article notes danger from wild beasts then and compares to modern threats from disease. A. W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr. King's New Discovery for curing a severe lung trouble and stubborn cough. Trial bottle offered.
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