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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
5
Sapulpa Oklahoma March police officer L I Harper shot and fatally wounded a robber he caught in the act early today. The robber escaped but was struck by the officer's bullet as he fled.
In Coolege, Texas Mrs Terrell Teer left three children alone while she went next door. A 4 year old girl came to tell of a sibling burning. The mother rushed home to find the child fatally burned in the yard.
Hick’s Capu chine advertised as a fast remedy for colds and grip with immediate liquid effects. It relieves aching feverishness cures the cold and restores normal conditions. Available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
South bound schedule shows Bokeena 6:40 a m and Vie 56. cai No 281 Dallas branch with 160 m No 206 pm. North bound lists 9:37 am No 2 with Delian branch 4:25 pm and 9:55 pm Me 734 Tioga 2 10 pm Texas and Pacific and other trains noted with various numbers and endpoints.
A continued notice discusses the recall of the sine die resolution as presented on the first page. The brief outlines the procedural steps, legal implications, and potential effects on ongoing governance, with emphasis on the legal framework and anticipated outcomes for the council and public record.
Former Land Commissioner Terrell testified before the House reforms committee on school lands allegedly taken fraudulently from the State. He faced heated rebuttals from Representative Lee of San Angelo as experts debated compulsory witness attendance in Travis County land matters. A $25,300 bill to fund Attorney General litigation against illegal land holders was favorably reported.
In Austin on March 5 the House failed to pass a resolution to accept the invitation to Throe morton. A Senate bill requiring railroads to name stations by post offices passed. The House concurred in Senate amendments to Adams anti black-list bill with the emergency clause. Senate amendments to the West Texas Normal bill were concurred in. Rumor says the Governor will veto the measure when presented.
In Austin yesterday a heated committee hearing on Galveston charter amendments featured Dr. Fry as a flamboyant witness who mocked the probe. Witnesses clashed over the Galveston commission and saloon district aims while Representative Byrne accused Johnson of failing to honor an agreement with Father Kirwin on reducing saloons in the residence district. The saloon districting amendment passed its favor but the election rider was reported adversely.
A homemade Dandelion treatment claims to relieve backache kidney complaints and rheumatism. Mix half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Karzon three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla shake and take teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime to cleanse kidneys and ease urinary difficulties.
The Cooper and Sharp trial entered its seventh week for the Carmack murder. Judge Hart faced court delays as state attorneys were in conference. Dr Glasgow cross examined over wound details while jurors complained about long delays citing farm work. A new pole was erected for a crime-scene photo.
Denton agent 0 M Curtis sells Hyomei inhaler and bottle for 1.00 with full usage instructions and money back guarantee if it fails to cure acute catarrh hay fever coughs colds or croup. Allegan resident G F Lowe endorses Hyomei after relief from nasal catarrh.
March 5 in Dallas officials from Texas and Pacific and International and Great Northern conferred on a fast freight schedule to move the Texas fruit crop to market. Earlier reports from March 3 note a St. Louis salesman reported a $500 robbery by a Black woman, with no arrests.
Brownwood reports Frank Harvey arrested on bond jumping charges in Fort Worth. He was handed to Tom Combson of the Fort Worth Bonding Company but escaped custody while being transported to Fort Worth.
Authorities in Houston intensify efforts to locate the gang that attacked a San Antonio and Aransas Pass passenger train Tuesday night. Railroad officials aid the search and a clue links the group to a prior operation on that line two years ago.
The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and heals the lungs to prevent pneumonia. It emphasizes no harmful drugs and a yellow package, warning to refuse substitutes.
In Dallas on March 5 the jury found A. C. Snowberger guilty of killing W. B. Anderson and sentenced him to life imprisonment.
A Wisconsin resident reports a three year old boy suffered severe constipation and fever. After two doses of Foley's Oring Laxative the fever disappeared and the child recovered entirely, described as life saving.
Denton notes mixed commodity prices with Liverpool and New York futures showing small gains and unchanged spots. Fort Worth livestock receipts total 1800 cattle and 5300 hogs with steers and cows higher on top prices and hogs easing.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles in liquid form. Pleasant to take and acts immediately. Available in 19c 25c and 5c at drug stores.
Mrs. A. G. Tyson of Livermore California shares how a five year old girl with loss of appetite nervousness and fatigue improved after using Vinol. The letter praises the method of extracting medicinal elements from God's Liver oil and reports rapid gains in strength with fewer colds. Denton dealers O M Curtis, Druggist sold Vinol.
A large barn owned by W. L. Bates, twelve miles west of Durant, Oklahoma, burned this morning. Twelve cattle and several horses perished in the blaze, along with fifty tons of hay. The total loss is estimated at six thousand dollars and the cause remains unknown.
The Sixtieth Congress ended yesterday and glided into the Sixty-first with little ceremony. The Senate plans a noon session to consider President Taft's nominations while the House remains adjourned until an extra session on the 15th inst.
Alliance Milling Company offers preserved lumber from a torn down cribbed elevator. Nails removed and lumber in good condition suitable for building a barn shed or other structure. Priced at 49 per one hundred feet. call early.
Baled shucks priced at four dollars a ton or fifteen shillings per bale. Marketed as equal in feed value to prairie hay. Alliance Milling Co announces availability of baled shucks.
An advertisement touts Hunt's Cure as the quickest reliable remedy for itching of any kind. It promises one application relieves and guarantees to cure, with the product sold in a box.
The Advertiser praises Mr. Tripp for his brilliant impersonations of Henry IV characters. It notes rapid, seamless shifts between roles and broad versatility. The review calls his performance a major success from every angle.
Corne lius Perryman a famed Creek leader who guided his people at councils died today at his home four miles west of Tulsa Oklahoma He was 60 years old.
O P Poe noted dew on Friday morning marking a unusually moist start to the day. He said the damp air could bring beneficial moisture given the scarce rainfall.
Classified pages in the Record and Chronicle are expanding as they publish more results. The note urges readers to try the classifieds to verify the growth and usefulness of the section.
The firm guarantees high quality laundry, using perfect equipment and modern methods. It emphasizes careful output and minimal wear and tear, aiming to do everything right and pledging complete satisfaction on trial.
Columbia Missouri March 5 Professor Stuart Grager of the Missouri State University horticulture department reports creating an entirely new species of primrose using radium This marks the second time in history a new species has been introduced by artificial means Grager plans to continue introducing new plant varieties through similar experiments.
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