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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
3
Travel readers can have the Daily Record and Chronicle sent to them during summer trips with daily address changes if needed. Price remains the usual home rate, 40 cents. Back copies available if an issue is missed.
The Daily prints in twelve hundred homes near Denton to showcase merchandise every day. The service targets local buyers with reasonable rates and friendly sales assistance. Call 64 to arrange a solicitor visit.
Morning results across leagues show Texas teams with varied outcomes including Dallas, Galveston and San Antonio posting wins while Houston and Oklahoma City suffered. Afternoon play features close NYC and Philadelphia clashes plus Chicago and Cleveland wins, with Southern region results noting Memphis and Montgomery gains and a forfeit to Mobile.
Denton County sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in August 1909 the Lot 11 north half described in Rawlin’s addition Lewisville to satisfy a judgment of 167.90 plus costs against N L Dudley in the case Cullers vs Dudley Bostick. Sale to occur before the Denton courthouse door. W G Orr sheriff July 2 1909.
Advertises Hicks Ca pucline as a remedy for fever and aching from malarial conditions colds or overheating. Available in liquid forms priced 10 25 and 50 cents at drug stores.
The Water and Light Department issues a notice urging payment of all water, light and power rents on or before July 10 1909. Payments are to be made at the City Halls office. signed by H. C. Storrie, Superintendent.
The Denton market report notes generally dull and unchanged conditions with Fort Worth livestock receipts around 1500 cattle. Hogs quote higher at 5.70 and cattle tops up to 3.50, while numerous grains and dairy items show mixed price movements including corn 82% to 87?c per bushel and oats around 46c per bushel.
Record notes hides with green hides priced per pound from 9 to 10 cents and dry hides from 9 to 13 cents per pound, varying by weight and condition.
In Beaumont Tex July 6 officials of the traction company hold an executive meeting on final steps amid the Carmen strike as workers meet at their hall awaiting developments. A settlement is expected and efforts push for a compromise with arbitration likely requested by the city council.
McKinney Tex July 6 The hearing on the defense request for a change of venue in the Louis Coffman murder of his wife case will likely continue through the day.
Arthur Nicholas Lewis of North Fort Worth was crushed to death when a bank caved in at a gravel pit. Other workers were at dinner and found his body upon returning to work.
The Wilson Hardware Company states that estimates for plumbing work are provided at no charge. This policy emphasizes transparent pricing and initial project assessment free of cost.
A Denton resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney disease. Mrs. Martha Arnold notes her mother was cured in 1905 and urges others to try the product at J. F. Raley & Co. drug store. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. distributes in the U S and is listed as agent.
An ad note encourages readers to consult the Record and Chronicle for classified want ads, implying strong value and timely opportunities. The brief promotes the newspaper’s marketplace listings as a helpful guide for readers seeking goods or services.
Muskogee Oklahoma July 6 a federal district court decision holds gas is interstate commerce and states cannot bar its export. The ruling threatens Oklahoma’s gas barriers aiding Kansas City St Louis and Texas markets and impacts Denison Treat Crawford gas interests with franchises beyond Oklahoma.
A wide set of terse items from Texas and beyond reports a parachute fatality in Portland, an inmate shot in Fort Worth, a boating accident near Boston with a drowning, and a Humble oil worker killed by machinery. Also noted are sports titles, rail contracts, and political statements from Meridan to Jackson, with farm and tax issues and a Manchuria treaty dispute.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures it claims to cure. It quotes testimonials from Walling Kinnan Marvin and notes internal action, monographs, and pricing.
A. 8 Weathers, a Santa Fe fireman from Gainesville, fell from a passenger train in the suburbs of Cleburne Texas this morning and was badly hurt. He was taken to a Temple hospital for treatment.
A long drought lasting nearly a year ended with a heavy rain last night in El Paso Texas bringing relief to farmers and residents. The brief shower marked a notable weather change after months of dry conditions.
The State directs Denton County officers to summon A. J. Bernard and unknown heirs of H. C. Bernard by weekly publication for eight weeks prior to the return day, to appear in the Denton district court on the 23rd day of August 1909 to answer a petition regarding a 47 acre land tract in the A. P. Vaughn survey and related deeds, with five years adverse possession claimed by W. D. Smith as plaintiff.
Plaintiff seeks to quiet title against A J Bernard and unknown heirs alleging a sheriff's deed to J Culp, claiming a cloud on the land’s title from irregularities in the judgment. The suit asks dismissal of all adverse claims, removal of the cloud, and restoration of possession with costs and relief. The filing dates from June 22, 1909 in Denton County District Court.
The Weekly Record and Chronicle delivers to Denton county farmers every Thursday, reaching a large buying public. Rates are reasonable and circulation strong, offering a prime store story medium. Copy should arrive by Tuesday for best attention. forms close Wednesday night before Thursday issue.
The classified columns of the Record and Chronicle expand as readers respond to the ads. The papers urge readers to try the listings and demonstrate their effectiveness with measurable outcomes.
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