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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
2
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Public notice states corrections available for any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations appearing in the Record and Chronicle and invites contact by readers.
Denton residents read editorials on the Beaumont Journal purchase by Marcellus EB Foster and its six day publishing plan. The piece comments on Texas education funding, Denton teaching output, Pilot Point’s county fair role, and critiques government spending and public utilities in a broad Texan context.
The article notes rats as the costly prominent pest and vectors of bubonic plague. It cites San Francisco eradication efforts with federal aid costing millions and mentions ongoing rat related health concerns and flea dispersal linked to plague and disease spread.
A U S Department bulletin details rats as a global menace spread by ships, with the common house rat noted as the most destructive. It cites vast costs from grain losses to fires, and urges rat-proof buildings and garbage disposal plus traps and poisons as key defenses.
In Denton County the commissioners postpone ordering an election in Justice Precinct No 1 citing uncertainty about the new road law while Brown County and several others have already ordered elections. The Brownwood Bulletin suggests creating a road district aligned to a precinct and pushing a bond issue to spur further district formations as roads are built.
Water service will be withdrawn from all users who take water for purposes other than their contracted use. By order of the commission, H. Storrie, Superintendent.
The Wilson Hardware Company announces no charge for estimates on plumbing work. The notice emphasizes free preliminary assessments and professional guidance for potential plumbing projects.
An article notes Meek corn six inches high and hay corn six feet eight inches with two ears per stalk in Grapevine. A Denton resident praises the Chamber of Commerce for county unity. Denton County aims to progress with favorable crop prospects and plans to display wheat and oats from Wm. Ganzer at local rooms and in Dallas this fall.
A sufferer reports rapid relief from stomach trouble after using Dr King New Life Pills. He boasts improved appetite strong nerves and healthier vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function better. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley and Co.
Cashier James G. Wright of the Sanger National Bank reported that buyer R. T. Slaughter profited from a farm sale. P. Cope sold 105 acres to Slaughter for 62.50 per acre and donated 65 acres of wheat which yielded 1055.05 after thrashing, about a sixth of the farm value. The sale and crop excitement reflect good prospects after recent rains.
Claims the medicine relieves aching feverishness cures the cold and restores normal conditions. Sold in liquid forms 25c and 50c at drug stores with immediate effects.
H F Browder of the Denton County News is named an inspector under the pure food law acting under Dr Abbott. He will oversee violations in various parts of the state for several weeks then return to newspaper work. His first trip will be to El Paso and then into Southwest Texas.
A reader notes mosquitoes are aggressive this year and advises applying Hunt's Lightning Oil to irritated areas to relieve sting and keep them off when used promptly. The tip emphasizes preventive use.
Police pursue crews tied to the yard switch throw that caused a Santa Fe freight wreck in Pecos Texas. Luther Rhodes of Texline was killed and C Kupn a boilermaker was slightly injured. The wreck was cleared and traffic resumed with a track built around the site.
Bert R Lean of Cheney Washington describes a near fatal lung trouble diagnosis and expensive attempts with Spokane doctors and California care before using Dr Kings New Discovery. He credits the remedy with a complete cure for bronchitis coughs asthma croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle offered free guaranteed by J Higgins.
Burglars smashed a plate glass show window at M. J. Wallace's drug store in Mount Pleasant Texas at 3 AM and carried off twenty watches valued at 609 dollars. Police have no leads.
Spring health tonic claims to fortify against summer fatigue. Sarsaparilla bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar promise added strength to avoid the “wart to lie down” feeling.
The body of RE. B. McGuffey killed in a freight wreck on the Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad near Concord was brought to Waxahachie and interred. It is reported two bodies may still be buried under a lumber car.
The Jarrell family reunion at Argyle brought together forty three relatives with one child missing Hatton Jarrell of Waco stayed home due to a serious family illness A J Jarrell and his children traveled to Denton to visit W F Jarrell.
Dicksie and Marion arrive at the McCloud ranch seeking grain sacks as floods loom. Whispering Smith assesses danger and arranges boats, men, and a tented retreat while McCloud coordinates river gauges and readiness for a dawn operation to safeguard the two women and their escape route.
Complications arose when the Little Elm district census was not filed by the legal deadline. Prof Willis says the report should have reached his office by June 1 but arrived June 7 after a late census effort. He plans to raise the issue with the state superintendent to seek an adjustment.
Advertisement warns against mercurial catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims internal blood and mucous action with 10 mercury and urges buying genuine product at 75 cents per bottle. Also notes Hall's family Pills for constipation.
In San Antonio Texas on June 14 a woman named Rose Desmond reported a man she had just met robbed her home of diamonds and jewelry valued at 1250 dollars. She delayed calling police believing the man was joking.
Denton residents are urged not to neglect early kidney trouble. Doan s Kidney Pills are praised by W C Orr of 76 South Mim Street in Denton for relieving back pain and restoring normal kidney function after a long period of symptoms. The ad promotes the remedy as effective and trustworthy.
In a rainy camp scene Dicksie asks Marion about Whispering Smith. Marion explains Smith’s role as railroad enforcer balancing law and order with mercy toward non criminals, recalling his youth and a pink scarf. Dicksie then confronts Smith alone in the rain, testing his resolve and manners.
Dicksie confronts Whispering Smith about rumors as he explains his derelict past, Bucks connections, and the railroad life in the mountains. He recalls Chicago, mining plans, and a long journey from right of way work to fixer of rail lines.
A Kansas reader asserts Hunt's Cure will cure a larger percent of skin troubles especially itching varieties than any other remedy. He urges those afflicted with any form of itch to try it, costing 50c per box.
The Record and Chronicle boost their classified sections with growing results in listings. Readers are urged to try the service and help prove its value with proven outcomes.
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