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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
3
Sapulpa Oklahoma March 5 A policeman L J Harper was shot and probably fatally wounded after trapping a robber in the act early this morning The fleeing suspect was struck by Harper s bullet but escaped The incident underscores a fatal confrontation between lawman and criminal in Sapulpa.
An advertisement from Garrison & Kimmins touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. It promises to heal backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright’s disease or diabetes.
In Cooledge Texas on March 5 Mrs Terrell Teer left three children aged 1 2 and 4 at home to visit a neighbor. She returned to find her 4 year old daughter had followed and found the 2 year old badly burned in a ward area. The mother rushed home but the younger child died from burns.
Recap of the recall resolution continues from the prior page detailing the intent and mechanics. The document outlines the proposed action, voting procedures, and scope affecting eligible voters and designated officials within the jurisdiction.
Former Land Commissioner Terrell testified before the House reforms committee in Austin about alleged fraudulent land removals from the State. He faced heated replies from Rep. Lee of San Antonio as bills on witness attendance and funding for litigation against illegal land holders moved.
In Austin on March 5 the House failed to pass a resolution to accept an invitation to Three Morton. A Senate bill requiring railroads to name stations per post offices passed. The House concurred with Senate amendments to Adams' anti black list bill with the emergency clause and concurred with Senate amendments to the West Texas Normal bill. A governor veto is anticipated when the measure reaches him.
Austin March 5. Public hearing on Galveston charter amendments featured Dr. Fly, former mayor, delivering a spectacular and profane witness statement. Witnesses testified amid recriminations over the Galveston commission and the districting proposal, with a dispute between Representatives Byrne and Johnson over saloon restrictions. The saloon districting amendment was reported favorably while the election rider to allow a Galveston vote on the saloon district was reported adversely.
An advertisement touts a home recipe labeled as the Dan delion treatment. It urges readers to mix Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karzon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparila, then take teaspoonfuls after meals and at night to relieve backache, kidney and urinary issues, claiming speedy improvement and cleansing of eliminative tissues.
The Cooper and Sharp murder trial enters its seventh week as the state and defense clash over autopsy details of Senator Carmack’s wound. Jurors complain of delays and seek faster proceedings while a post is erected at the scene for photographic evidence to be shown to the jury.
A Denton agent QO. M. Curtis offers Hyomei inhaler and bottle for 1.00 with full usage instructions and a money back guarantee if it fails to cure acute catarrh or related ailments. A testimonial from G. F. Lowe of Allegan Michigan dated September 19 1968 praises Hyomei as a reliable remedy after nasal catarrh.
DALLAS March 61. D Bacon a St. Louis salesman told police he was robbed last night of 500 by a negro. No arrests have been made. Dallas March 5 Texas and Pacific and International and Great Northern officials hold a conference on a fast freight schedule to move the Texas fruit crop to market.
Brownwood dispatch reports Frank Harvey, arrested on bond jumping charges in Fort Worth, was handed to Tom Combson of the Fort Worth Bonding company and escaped while being transported to the city, still in handcuffs.
Houston officials press a search for the gang blamed for attempting to wreck a San Antonio and Aransas Pass passenger train on Tuesday night. Railroad officials assist as investigators link the incident to a group believed to have operated on the line two years ago.
La grippe coughs can lead to pneumonia and Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and strengthens the lungs to prevent serious outcomes. The genuine remedy has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Dallas March 5. The jury found A. C. Snowberger guilty of killing W. B. Anderson several months ago and assessed his punishment at life imprisonment.
A Wisconsin mother says her three year old son suffered severe constipation and high fever until two doses of Foley's Oring Laxative were given. The next morning the fever vanished and he recovered fully, with the mother crediting the laxative for saving his life.
Today's market covers Liverpool and New York prices with unchanged spots at 5.14 and 9.85 respectively, New Orleans notes 2.08 to 9.70 with 9.67 closes, and Fort Worth livestock receipts list cattle 1806 hogs 5300 with steer tops to 6.50 and hogs to 6.39.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. The liquid medicine acts immediately and is pleasant to take. Available in 10c 25c and 5c sizes at drug stores.
A local sale notice lists Compound Kargone offered by C M Curtis. The advertise details describe the item and sale terms for interested buyers.
Mrs A G Tyson of Livermore California writes about her five year old daughter troubled by loss of appetite nervousness and fatigue. She found Vinol a new cod liver oil extract easier for children to take and it helped the child gain strength and resist cold. Denton doctor O M Curtis sells Vinol.
A large barn belonging to W. L. Bates twelve miles west of Durant Oklahoma burned this morning. Twelve cattle and several horses were killed in the blaze and fifty tons of hay burned. The total loss is estimated at six thousand dollars. The fire's origin is unknown.
The Sixtieth Congress closed on Thursday and smoothly entered the Sixty‑first. The Senate will convene at noon to consider President Taft's nominations, while the House will not reconvene until the extra session planned for the 15th inst.
A sale of good condition lumber from a torn down cribbed elevator. Nails removed and wood preserved. Suitable for barn sheds or other buildings. Priced at 50 per hundred feet. Call Alliance Milling Company promptly.
Claiming guaranteed good laundry work using the best equipment and modern methods. The advertisement promises careful output, taming wear and tear, and complete customer satisfaction with a trial.
Prof Stuart Grager of Missouri State University horticulture department reports creating an entirely new primrose species using radium. This marks a historic instance of a new species produced by artificial means. Grager plans to continue efforts to introduce new plant varieties.
A brief pricing note from Alliance Milling Co states baled shoes cost 4 dollars per ton or 15 cents per bale. The item is described as having food value equal to prairie hay.
An old ad claims itching injuries are painful but Hunt's Cure relieves quickly. One application relieves and one box guarantees cure.
The Advertiser of Huntington West Virginia lauds Mr Tripp for his masterful impersonations in Henry IV noting rapid, varied character shifts and a rare versatility and adaptability successful in every respect.
Tulsa Oklahoma March 5 Corne lius Perryman famed Creek Indian who led his race at the Councils died at his home four miles west of Tulsa at age 60 The death closes a long career marked by leadership and public service in tribal affairs.
O. P. Poe reported dew this morning marking an early hour phenomenon not seen in some time. He linked it to a change in air conditions and noted it could bring some relief amid scarce rainfall.
Classified sections in the Record and Chronicle are expanding as they publish more results. The notice urges readers to try the ads and verify the claims through the listings.
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