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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
2
Subscription rates listed for six months and one year by mail with advance payment. A public notice from Denton Texas dated June 19 1909 states a commitment to correct any erroneous reflection about firms individuals or corporations in the Record and Chronicle.
The Waxahachie justice precinct in Ellis county plans a vote on a road board measure. H. B. Wilkerson sold wheat from fifty acres in Denton county at 25.29 dollars per acre, and Fort Worth set a Texas hog price record with porkers selling at 7.75 dollars per 100 pounds.
A discovery shows that single-footing horses can still race and be wagered on under Texas law. The statute bans bets on any horse race to be run trotted or paced, but a loophole may boost breeders' interest in single-footers.
James Fitzgerald, once bitterly anti Bailey, is now a pro Bailey admirer after a rough encounter. Previously a Houston Chronicle contributor, he has switched to the Houston Post, signaling a notable change in stance.
The piece argues that in England most government revenue comes from inheritance and estate taxes while in the United States the small taxpayer bears about four fifths of the tax load with the wealthy paying the rest. It questions whether democracy or its execution is lacking.
A notice explains monthly payments are required for subscriptions and the post office limits credit to three months. It notes subscriptions can be paid at 40 cents per month but back balances may lead to discontinuation without notice.
The Terrell Transcript notes DentonCounty wheat farmers will receive 1,000,000 dollars this year. The piece credits the Denton Chamber of Commerce for attracting attention and urges growth for the county. It contrasts fortunes of the rich with ordinary families earning modest annual salaries.
The text notes Texas asserting a claim against the federal government for guarding the border, citing amounts raised from various trusts and receivership funds. It references Waters-Pierce and other trusts, reporting a total around 184000 more sought from Uncle Sam, with phrases implying ongoing accounting and possible further claims if more trusts are found.
A 20 year old Jacksonville couple reunite after a mistaken assumption led to a man’s two year prison term. The woman returns the lost engagement ring and they plan to marry on the twenty anniversary of his imprisonment, raising questions about the earlier conviction.
A rock was thrown Friday night breaking a large plate glass window at Wilson Hardware on the northwest square corner. The 7 by 12 foot pane valued at over 190 dollars will be covered by insurance. The rock was found on the sidewalk and officers seek the perpetrator.
A promotional offer invites women to send name and address to receive a free package of Mother Gray's Australian Leaf a herbal remedy for back urinary bladder and kidney troubles. It claims reliable regulation and consists of aromatic herbs roots and leaves sold by druggists for 50 cents from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
The Missionary Society of the American Presbyterian Church will hold a memorial service on Monday, June 21 at 4 o'clock at the church for Mrs. Truman Stroud. The program features songs and a devotional by Mrs. G H Kimble. Committee members include Mrs. Joe Blanks Mrs. Ed Cook and Mrs. W W Shepard. All are invited.
Charms of health rely on Electric Bitters says ad for J. F. Raley and Co. It claims improved digestion and blood purification as benefits for women with nervous irritability and skin issues. Price listed as 56 cents.
In Miller county Arkansas a circuit court judge fined eighty eight Black defendants five dollars each for contempt after they applauded a not guilty verdict in a murder case involving two Black preachers. A church faction split influenced the trial.
Bert R. Lean of Cheney Washington describes a near death from a dangerous lung ailment. He endured costly visits to Spokane specialists without relief before California offered no benefit. He finally found cure with Dr King’s New Discovery, now strong again. Trial bottle free. United States origin guaranteed by J.
San Antonio Tex June 19 Andrew Jackson a ninety two year old veteran who fought at the Alamo arrives from Richmond Va to revisit the battle scene He will travel to Mexico to visit the fields where he fought under General Zachary Taylor in the Mexican War.
A sufferer from stomach trouble finds relief with Dr. Kinz's New Life Pills. They restore appetite, strengthen nerves, and improve stomach liver and kidney function. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co at 25 cents a box.
J. O. Moore of Atchison Kansas endorses Hunt's Cure asserting it will cure a larger percentage of skin troubles, especially itching. He urges those afflicted to try it, noting the price at 50 cents per box.
Amarillo Texas June 19 The Studebaker company wired Carl Pool Panhandle Automobile association secretary offering a car and driver to take C A Wahlgren promoter of the flag to flag automobile race over the proposed Texas route Wahletee expected here in a few days to start his inspection trip.
A major Wylie fire Thursday night caused more than 30000 in damages. The blaze started in a telephone office in the Housewright building and quickly leveled the Taylor Birmingham dry goods store and Amis Bros. grocery. The Housewright Hammett warehouse sustained heavy damage. insurance partially covered losses. Lightning is suspected as the cause.
Capudine for That Headache. Out last night head ache and nerves. Hicks' Capudine just the thing to fit you for business. Clears the head braces the nerves. Try it at drug stores.
Adolfo Duces editor of El No tocier and close ally of Mexico's Vice President Corrall died suddenly in San Antonio Texas, June 19. He was among the most influential Mexicans in the United States.
Do not use mercurial catarrh remedies without prescription as Mercury damages smell and the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is said to contain mercury and to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials free and at 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's family Pills for constipation.
An advertisement proclaims Hunt's Lightning Oil as the quickest and surest remedy for aches, pain stiff joints cuts bullae and more. It markets 50¢ and 25¢ bottles as standalone treatments with no rivals.
Short notes from Sherman Waxahachie and other towns report drownings and deaths. Burglaries yield nothing in Terrell. Promotions in Palo Pinto seek Dallas ties. A Chicago doctor warns against sausage and beer for infants. The Texas Sheriffs’ meeting moves to Galveston in August. A Fort Worth woman dies after a cigarette incident. Joy Farr, 12, dies as a horse drags him in Sherman. A son of Doc Alexander is killed by lightning. Antimony, Arkansas town, sells to the state for taxes. A Beeville doctor patents a hermetic glass coffin. Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce named temporary Senate chaplain. Omission of Bible and Shakespeare from Eliot list sparks discussion. Tyler prepares for a July homecoming. Dallas butchers banned from Sunday winter sales. deliveries continue in summer. Gould divorce test goes toward Dustin Farnum. more on Mrs. Gould’s intoxications. Tomato prices fall with yields good. growers face losses. Rain lifts Johnson Ellis Hill counties. other counties report helpful showers. British embassy probes firing at a Russian vessel. both sides seek regret. Senate tariff on print paper rises. Bailey of Texas opposed by Democrat. Bailey-Hughes clash on the floor. Elsie Sigel, NY missionary, found murdered in trunk. Jewell Lightfoot travels from Detroit to NY for Standard Oil probe. A NYC financier intrigue linked to typewriter firms draws attention.
A reader notes mosquitoes are persistent and biting. They praise Hunt's Lightning Oil for soothing irritated skin and claim it helps keep insects away if applied promptly.
Notice to water consumers states service will be withdrawn from all users for purposes other than those contracted. Issued by order of the commission and signed by H C Storrie, Superintendent.
Classified ad from Alliance Milling Co promotes baled shucks priced at four dollars per ton with a flexible calculation option. Says the product equals prairie hay in food value and lists 150 tons available.
Capudine advertised as a liquid remedy for various headaches including sick, nervous, travelers’ and stomach pains. Claims to provide immediate relief with a note that it is sold by druggists and named Sola.
A testimonial extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts burns bruises sores eczema piles and chapped hands. The advert claims it heals all ailments mentioned and prices it at 25e at J. F. Raley & Co.
The Wilson Hardware Company states that estimates for plumbing work are provided at no charge. No fee is charged for initial assessments or quotations.
An old advertisement extols Perry Davis Pain Killer as a cure for chills from damp and cold. It recommends a teaspoon in warm water or milk to heat the system and prevent illness. It notes high sales and mentions affordable sizes, urging readers to compare prices at Wilson Hardware Company for plumbing supplies and plumbing works.
Paul Williams, about 25, wounded and captured after a Missouri Pacific train crew robbery near Muskogee Oklahoma, refuses to identify his two accomplices. A letter in his possession mentions Westville and a posse pursues the fugitives toward Tahlequah. a burglar kit was found on the trail and another battle is anticipated.
Mrs Wilford Stroud improves this morning. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Sam Hooten Saturday. Dr Charles Rice and Clyde Kay travel to Mohank via Dallas in Rice car. W T Johnson and Gran Christal buy a five passenger Buick touring car this week. Lee Hampton injured after being kicked by a female. Corn prospects vary across Denton county with dry weather affecting yields differently by district. The Record and Chronicle note mixed reports across a 30 mile square showing uneven conditions.
The State of Texas Denton County sheriff sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment against C C Hutcherson. The property includes 80 1 2 acres described by metes and bounds in the Berry Merchant survey and a second tract in the Puchalski survey. Sale on the first Tuesday in July 1909 at the Denton county courthouse for cash. Amount due $390.86 plus interest.
Smith captures Rockstro after a tense confrontation aboard the trail. He reneges on punishment, offers a chance to return to prison with time saved, and questions Rockstro about who paid him. Smith disperses the group and plans a retreat toward Goose river with four companions as they pursue the others toward the Mission mountains.
An advertisement promises immediate relief and permanent care for piles using a new absorption treatment sent by mail. Readers are asked to send address to Mrs. M. M. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana, with no payment required and optional local references.
Nacogdoches Texas June 19 Sheriff Spracley reported the capture of Jim Anderson a Black man wanted for the murder of Mack Duke in the local area and previously in southern Louisiana.
A satirical advert proclaims Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for itching afflictions affecting rich and poor alike. The copy promotes price 584 and guarantees a complete cure for all forms of itching.
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