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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
2
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A collection of local remarks notes Governor Campbell’s reception of reunion invitations, Col Bryan’s Nebraska senatorial plans, and realistic talk of future presidential bids. It cites Denton’s upcoming travels in mid July and advises earlier advertising for the event. Stamford ex-Confederates back Campbell but Stamford’s Normal is in dispute. The column also recalls older Sabbath restrictions and changing social norms.
A Dallas clergyman Rev Dr C R Robinson argues Sunday should rest and recreation differ by occupation. He says all recreation on Sabbath is not forbidden and that strict one size fits all rules harm workers like merchants clerks and teamsters. The piece cites his practical sermon noting reformers overstep by prescribing uniform restraints.
Farmers in Denton County fetch 1413 dollars for wheat as public records note Plunger Patten's operations closed out three weeks earlier. The piece compares wheat value to a battleship and mentions Denton claiming possession of a chicken with four well developed legs amid chicken theft activity in nearby areas.
The McKinney Examiner reports that Denton schools have graduated more than two hundred students this year, highlighting a strong Class of achievers across the district and signaling continued educational progress.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram reports Stamford ex Confederates endorse Governor Campbell administration in total amid a debate about Stamford as a candidate and board positions. The piece notes the town’s ambivalence and defends the group’s past tactics as war learned cunning.
Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for Adolph Segal, denounces the Sugar trust in New York remarks. He says government efforts to enforce law against monopolies have failed and that powerful interests impede prosecutions, noting the recent settlement with American Sugar Refining Company as a gesture amid ongoing alleged lawbreaking.
A short pitch touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a unique quick relief for aches and pains cuts burns and ailments. It claims the product has no rivals and promotes 50¢ and 25¢ bottles as the fastest home remedy on the street.
Following recent floods that caused great damage in El Paso Texas, reports say another rise is coming down the Rio Grande. Residents fear for parts of the city while workers continue repairing river banks with sand.
Chamber notes discuss Denton county wheat pricing and early harvest giving market edge on old crop prices. Denton plans to host a proposed new school project amid regional interest and a Dallas News almanac compiling request.
Bob Barker again seeks Dallas city controller post. San Antonio endures a severe wind storm. Fort Worth census shows 52,250 residents while Commerce expects enrollments over a thousand. Morse freed on bail as Knight murder trial opens in Fort Worth. Honduras unrest stirs fears as Bonilla considered. Presbyterian council in New York draws clergy and lay leaders. Kids fatally burned in a Waco kerosene blast. Bills discuss tax levies for Alvord and Dallas bridges. Harriman adds Central of Georgia stake. Speculation surrounds Texas events and Tafts proposed corporate tax plan.
In a testimonial from Atchison Kansas J Moore asserts Hunt's Cure cures a larger percentage of itching skin troubles than any other remedy. He recommends those afflicted with itch try the product at 50 cents per box.
A central solar eclipse will occur this afternoon lasting about an hour near Denton. The event will be partial for most of the United States and not visible south of a line from Tucson to Corpus Christi. The path starts in Siberia, arcs toward the North Pole and Greenland, ending near Cape Farewell.
Capudine liquid provides immediate relief for sick headaches nervous headaches traveler's headaches and aches from grip stomach troubles or female troubles sold by druggists.
Denison Texas claims J. E. Passmore near the city as North Texas champion diversified farmer. His sixty nine acre farm includes peach trees and various crops such as pears cotton strawberries peanuts cabbage tomatoes corn watermelons Irish potatoes and cotton land and plans to sell potatoes soon.
Capudine advertised as a remedy for headache and nervous tension, claiming to clear the head and nerves. Promoted for use before business and available at drug stores.
Julius Northern of San Antonio waived a preliminary examination on a charge of assault to murder after being charged with shooting Olive Spook Saturday night. He was remanded to jail without bail pending developments in the case.
S'm mon's Sarsaparilla promises to strengthen you for summer. The ad claims tonic support helps avoid the urge to lie down and stay active. Bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Marion and Dicksie Dunning visit Sinclair at his isolated Frenchman ranch after McCloud’s departure. Sinclair boasts a grand house story while Dicksie wrestles with a dangerous secret and a growing attraction to him as Marion edges toward the unfolding confrontation.
Dicksie frets over Marion under Sinclair’s watch while a tense standoff unfolds with gunmen. Whispering Smith arrives to calm a frightened boy as lawmen pursue four fugitives across Deep Creek toward the Cache after a deadly confrontation at the ranch.
A Cheney Washington resident Bert R Leach recounts a near death from lung trouble after a harsh cough. He tried a Spokane lung specialist with little benefit and California without relief before using Dr King s New Discovery which cured him. The ad promotes the remedy for bronchitis asthma and other respiratory ailments priced 50 cents and 1 90 with a trial bottle free from J F Raley Co.
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