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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
Per month delivered by mail in advance rates are listed. The notice states corrections will be published promptly if any erroneous reflection on character or standing appears in the Chronicle and be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
Texas' first bale sold for 425 dollars sparking notes on Houston leadership and Summit House assault victims. Denton citizens weigh in on Taft era whiskey, Southern tariff shifts, and cotton bagging relief. Parish voters in Louisiana denounce lumber tariffs, while local readers pledge Daily Record and Chronicle.
The article notes extreme heat in Texas but reports few deaths and prostrations, contrasting with Boston and New York which saw higher tolls. It emphasizes that conditions seem hot locally yet less deadly than in east coast cities.
A lighthearted note points to abundant space in Denton for additional concrete walks while telling of a man isolated between neighbors and growing uneasy about his lack of pavement.
The Chattahooga News rejects rumors that General Lee surrendered his sword to General Grant at Appomattox. It states Grant did not receive or demand Lee's sword, and Confederate soldiers who surrendered with Lee kept their side arms. Lee believed the provision would boost his men’s morale.
The Baird Star questions whether Bryan and Kern alone were bound by the 1908 Democratic platform after their defeat, arguing senators and representatives are bound by state or district wishes, not national pledges. The piece condemns platform repudiation and notes Gov. Campbell vows to retire platform breakers.
Bert R Lean of Cheney Washington describes a near fatal lung attack after costly visits to a local doctor and a Spokane specialist. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his lung trouble and praises it for coughs colds and asthma. 50¢ and 1.00 the bottles and a free trial offered by J F Raley & Co.
Wichita Falls Texas June 30 L A Brown a switchman on the Fort Worth and Denver was caught between two freight cars this morning and probably fatally crushed Both legs were badly mangled The notice also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Foley's Urino Laxative from Garrison and Kimmins
In Fort Worth Texas on June 30 the local firemen will not strike as the posted contract remains in force until a new agreement is signed. The prevailing view is that the strike threat will be forgotten while negotiations continue.
A quirky spring health ad promotes C mon sarsaparilla as a tonic to prevent fatigue and boost strength for summer. Bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
In Dallas Texas on June 30 George L. Fearn was re-elected auditor of Dallas County by the three district and two county judges on the thirteenth ballot.
The Denton County community press calls for countywide cooperation to boost prosperity. Leaders urge hospitality to neighboring counties during Trades Day and emphasize Denton as county seat should lead regional unity. A Missouri inquiry about stockyards and dairy markets prompts outreach highlighting Denton county advantages.
Denton auto owners arrange for visitors to tour the town by car on Tradesday. The move aims to boost reputation as a good friendly town. Subscriptions to the Chamber of Commerce for May are fully collected with June nearly complete. The group eyes doubling memberships and notes Stamford club loyalty as a model.
Ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness from weak health, claiming they regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify blood, and improve complexion, eyes, and breath. It asserts stylish women owe health and beauty to the product and lists a price of 5 cents at J.
Postmaster Barkley received a telegram from Fort Smith Arkansas reporting the conviction of James C Bell John Patterson and George H Thompson who were arrested here months ago on charges of robbing post offices in several southwestern locations The verdict is thought to break up the gang of yegg men operating in this region
In Atchison Kansas J O Moore claims 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. Price 50 cents per box.
Reed Deweese, 54, prominent Rockwall citizen, died at his home in Terrell today from injuries suffered in a runaway accident four months ago.
Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the supreme remedy for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, ulcers, eczema and more. It claims to cure sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles, offered for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Judge Seay in Dallas on June 30 overruled the motions for new trials for Walter West and Bubber Robertson the African American defendants under death penalty for the Frank Wolford murder appeals will be taken
No rivals in its class says this ad. It claims Hunt's Lightning Oil relieves aches and pain stiff joints cuts burns and more. Sold in 50 cent and 25 cent bottles.
The Railroad Commission announced a hearing for the Abilene and Southern and Santa Fe interlocker and other safety crossing devices at the Ballinger junction in the eastern part of Ballinger. The notice was issued this morning.
Denton Texas approves a comprehensive ordinance regulating house and building moves within city limits. It requires written permits, street crossing notices, posting lights, bonding of movers, liability, and strict timelines to protect streets and utilities.
Whispering Smith rides into Oroville to confront Williams Cache men in a tense showdown at the Blackbird saloon. Smith feigns calm then disarms the trio with a rapid display, hinting at a larger plan to serve papers and address past roundup wrongs while warning locals he will act if needed.
Whispering Smith chats with Fisher near the Blackbird as Gene and Bob Johnson ride in. Smith plans a hard ride to meet Kennedy while others push for control, and the town buzzes about a recent street confrontation and shifting loyalties.
In Medicine Bend the town debates the manhunt for Sinclair as rustlers and lawmen collide. Communities split along range, railroad, and sheepman lines while fear and rumors ripple through the valley.
A compact notice promotes plumbing supplies and services offered by Wilson Hard, inviting customers to engage for purchases and related work.
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