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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
A notice states that reflections on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation printed in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. It emphasizes fair handling of errors and requests prompt notification.
Fragmentary note lists Alaska purchase from Russia 1867 and quotes from Shakespeare plays. Mentions Benjamin Harrison death 1901 and a line about “thick ribbed ice” with a playful aside. Contains scattered phrases from Measure for Measure and Merchant of Venice.
March notes list Victor Emmanuel II born 1823 Humbert of Italy born 1844 assassinated 1900. Includes quotations from Shakespeare Coriolanus and Richard II and a Karl Marx reference 1883. Also comments on patricians, usury laws, and social critique in a compact historical column.
The Houston Chronicle discusses the impact of tariffs on national wealth, arguing prosperity comes in spite of tariffs, not because of them. It questions distribution, notes trusts and monopolies, and suggests reforms like inheritance or income taxes while warning of socialism or revolution if tariffs aren’t revenue-based. The piece also recalls memories of childhood by the creek and reflects on family life and the value of shared moments.
The piece credits the American workers for prosperity and condemns tariff beneficiaries and Eastern millionaires. It notes Taft’s protectionist stance and the promise of tariff revision in the interest of consumers, hoping an extra session will decide if the people or plutocrats prevail.
The Thirty first legislature faces a tense close as debate over the Kennedy investigation report intensifies. Threats of expulsion loom over Senator Thomas while lawmakers brace for a dramatic finish amid red light and fireworks.
In Austin on March 13 the House adjourned after a nine hour debate over Speaker Kennedy’s conduct. Representatives Hill and Gaines urged Kennedy’s resignation as a middle ground between expulsion and a milder finding. The gallery crowd watched as Mrs Kennedy and Miss Kendig attended, while Kennedy stayed on the floor amid divided speeches for and against the resolutions.
James J. Jeffries rejected a $50,000 purse offered by Hugh McIntosh for a Burns Johnson title bout. He signaled a demand for $100,000 and warned the Australian promoter that a match on terms he deems fair may not occur. Johnson, the challenger, has already defeated Tommy Burns.
Capudine for That Headache promotes quick relief from headaches and nervous tension. It promises to clear the head and calm the nerves, suggesting use after a night out and for daily business fit. Sold at drug stores.
A. A. Minton, once a respected Aubrey citizen, died at his Byers home in Clay County last Sunday morning. His body was shipped for interment, with funeral services led by Rev. Z W White at the Geets residence and Masonic burial at Belew cemetery.
Sanger Courier reports work on the new Methodist church paused for several days awaiting arrival of material.
A. B. Holt and Miss Laura Depew daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E H Depew were married by Rev. R H Loveyn Sanger at his home around four o clock Sunday afternoon in a quiet ceremony witnessed by family and friends.
Rev. J. T. Franklin tendered his resignation as pastor effective April 1. He has served for some time and improved membership, reduced church debt, and left the congregation in good condition.
J. K. King, confined to his room for some time, suffered a setback Sunday. His condition has shown slight improvement since, but remains very serious.
Katie Friedrica Ross died Wednesday morning at 12 15 at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs O A Ross She was born October 16 1907 making her one year four months and twenty four days Funeral services were held at the family residence Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock with Rev J W Clark officiating and interment at the city cemetery
An advertisement touts Hunt's Cure as the fastest and most reliable remedy for any itching disease. One application relieves, one box guaranteed to cure.
M F Stout and J A Hann returned from three weeks visiting St Louis New York Baltimore Washington and other spots They attended Tafts inauguration saw the parade from a good vantage Washington monuments and Arlington were explored They met several lawmakers and Alvin Mowsley Denton and Governor Noel of Mississippi joined part of their journey
The city closed a trade for a double tank chemical fire engine with 35 gallon tanks, equating to 7,000 gallons of water capacity. It costs 611.50, city paying 400 cash and the fire department 211.50. Arrival is expected in 3 to 4 weeks and Ed Schmitz of Denton will demo the unit for the fire crew.
Pastor Rev Griffin of Oak Lawn church in Dallas assists pastor Dev E Hursey in a protracted session at the Methodist church. The gathering focuses on church matters and community concerns.
West Virginia figure Charles E Wells known for odd proposals was staying in a small village hotel when a morning bell rang at five o clock the night clerk urged him to rise to catch a train he did not plan to take. He woke again after the clerk apologized claiming a door trap caused the disturbance.
Local readers are urged to try new tiecord art advertising options, promising to boost visibility and page presence. Advertisers are invited to trial campaigns and evaluate results in upcoming issues.
The Woman's Shakespeare club met on March 1 with Mrs Lips comb. Roll call was answered by current events and an animated discussion followed. The Year Book committee for the next year was appointed. The members were asked to cooperate with the mayor and other clubs for a successful April 7 cleanup. The next meeting will be with Miss Blanten on March 8.
Shake Into your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. Relieves painful feet and ingrowing nails, instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. Greatest comfort discovery of the age. Makes tight shoes feel easy. Cure for sweating and swollen feet. Trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Tonight the Baylor University Glee Club will be entertained after their program at the opera house with a reception hosted by the Dorcas Society at the Elks Club rooms.
A listing notes the titles Record and Chronicle and Mc Clure s Magazine priced at two dollars in a clerical catalog style. The entry presents the works as periodical items likely offered in a reading shop.
In Chapter XII, Meade tries to prevent a marriage as Necla risks heartbreak. Gale confronts Necla about her dress while Burrell longs to wed Necla and Necla confesses she cannot ruin Meade by marrying him. She explains her sacrifice and resolves to wait for the word.
Rex Beach's tale follows Allana Necia Gale and Hin as secrets threaten a life near the mission. A trader pressures a woman to forget a past love and face danger while loyalties shift and memories endure.
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