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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
2
Erroneous reflections on any firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
The fragment cites Maine’s 1820 statehood and Andrew Jackson’s 1845 death, interleaved with mock quotes and a call to prepare for an April 7 cleanup. It reads like a period calendar page blending history cues with literary snippets and a planning prompt.
Work will be plentiful in Denton this summer with demand for skilled and unskilled labor. Planned improvements include a sewerage system, the Central school building, the North Texas Normal addition, and any projects approved for the College of Industrial Arts by the legislature.
Editor Fitzgerald notes that Roman chairs are indispensable in households and official rooms. He claims Democrats are Romans in disguise and advocates Roman furniture for all Democrats. The 1910 campaign should center on a Roman chair for every democrat and contrasting seats for opponents.
Spencer of the Aubrey Herald notes Denton papers and job offices enjoy strong patronage from local merchants. He credits Denton’s growth to business enterprise and frequent use of printer's ink. Advertising merchants attract crowds while non advertising shops see idle clerks and empty counters.
Will L. Sargent, immigration agent for the Gould lines, discusses advertising Denton county in a large booklet to be distributed widely in the North and East and Middle West. Texas and Pacific steps in to boost North Texas, noting the region’s strong lands and advantages.
The Record and Chronicle join Mayor Bates to outline county renewal efforts. Citizens are urged to form a commercial club, elect officers, and assist Denton County in leveraging railroads to develop growth and attract business, aided by forthcoming photographs this week.
A Pilot Point woman sold a 34 pound turkey to a Pilot Point merchant for 3.75 dollars. Denton County turkeys bring 3.75 dollars and hens up to a dollar, underscoring a profitable local poultry business. The Terrel Transcript notes the Kaufman area could mirror Denton County success.
Washington March 15 Speaker Joseph Cannon was re-elected speaker of the House by a 204 to 166 vote. It is reported Cannon will be offered the Illinois senatorship.
Frederick B. Dickson argues in the February Everbody’s that during the week ending September 26, 1908, stock sales vastly exceeded bond sales with about ten percent of trades investing. He cites margin gambling on the New York Stock Exchange, estimating a daily gross loss around 3.19 million dollars and comparing Wall Street losses to Monte Carlo winnings.
A Casimer Wisconsin mother states her three year old son suffered severe constipation and high fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative the fever vanished by morning and the child recovered completely.
Senator Culberson of Texas traveled through Baltimore yesterday on his way to Atlantic City to join his family, en route for the next engagement.
Do not suffer from itching piles. One box of Hunt's Cure is guaranteed to cure any case. A single application will prove its merit.
A local sale advertises window shades from 25 cents and brass curtain rods plus white curtain poles. Readers are invited to visit and view 15 inch wood bread bow, galvanized foot-tub, graniteware, stoneware, and glass preserve bowls with covers, all priced around 15 to 25 cents.
In Austin on March 15 the Texas Senate expelled Senator Thomas by a 21 to 8 vote after he criticized the chamber's graft and corruption handling. A special election to replace him was ordered immediately, as the feud between Kennedy and Bailey supporters deepens with indications of resignations and party strategy. The legislature invited to visit Fort Worth, with anti Kennedy and Bailey factions named.
In Austin on March 15 the House Speaker A M Kennedy fell to a 20 vote margin after nineteen hours of debate. He adjourned the regular session then reconvened it to pass routine business and a motion to adjourn until Monday at 2 pm. Kennedy refused further comment.
Simple remedy asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and heals lungs reducing pneumonia risk. It claims the product contains no harmful drugs, comes in a yellow package, and warns against substitutes. Garrison and Kimmins.
Washington March 15 The Federal Supreme Court is expected to announce today its final decision in the Texas Waters-Pierce case. The company is ousted and fined 1 693 000 with likely denial of rehearing and issuance of the mandate to the Federal Receiver Jorchester at Sherman to turn over the property to the state.
Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medical help. It also treats backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes if neglected.
A motion to quash the indictments against Governor Haskell and other prominent Oklahomans was filed last night. The filing accuses Special Assistant Attorney General Rush of misconduct during the grand jury examinations.
An old advertisement touts Simmons' Sarsaparilla as the king of tonics that will revive appetite and energy, claiming it makes you eat more and laugh again. Aimed at readers seeking renewed vigor, it pitches the product as a quick fix.
Palermo March 15. The murder of Lieut Petrosino, allegedly by the Black Hand, has spurred police to unusual activity. Many suspects have been arrested. Plans are made to ship the officer’s body to New York for burial.
The Baylor University Glee Club members will be entertained after tonight's program with an informal reception at the Elks Club rooms hosted by Dereas Society members.
An advertisement invites women to send name and address to receive a free package of Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. Marketed as a regulator for women with back pains urinary bladder or kidney trouble the product is described as a pleasant herbal remedy sold by all druggists for 50 cents. The Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY responds.
The Recording Chronicle reports expanding classified sections as readers test ads for results. Advertisers are urged to try listings to prove their effectiveness and boost response.
An immigration agent urges local groups to organize a commercial tub to promote a countywide outreach in Denton County. The plan aims to boost community participation and public awareness of immigrant services and local opportunities.
The letter from Will L. Ba Bent of Gould lines requests a write up of the county and photographs for a handsome T and P booklet to advertise counties along Texas and Pacific lines. It seeks presidents and secretaries of local commercial clubs and real estate leaders to join the Bureau and report monthly visitor counts and property purchases to boost home seekers and development.
In a remote Yukon cabin, Necia seeks refuge after fleeing her kin. Mr. Stark guides her inside, misreads her attire, and confronts a dangerous mix of desire and power as the night unfolds and the pale stranger reveals a stunned, fragile humanity.
In a tense exchange, Necia confesses she loves a lieutenant and resists an arranged marriage as Stark, her rival, schemes to break them apart. Merridy, a white woman with dreams of snow and motherhood, declares her true identity and name, Merridy, in a pivotal moment that unsettles Stark.
AUSTIN March 15 Speaker Kennedy announced to reporters he would resign as soon as the vote was taken. Intimates say his successor will be Rayburn of Fanning County, with Hill and Gaines involved in candidate selection. Standifer of Houston is also named as a possible speaker candidate.
Gov. Campbell announced a special session to reconvene the legislature with six items: codify civil and criminal court procedure. pass bank guaranty laws. establish experimental stations in Central West and Northwest Texas. enact a public health bill. conserve oil and rice industries. pass a fish and oyster law to protect fisheries.
Denton resident L. T. Fowlkes reiterates his 1905 endorsement of Doan’s Kidney Pills praising their tonic effects. He states the pills remain helpful and urges readers to seek Doan’s at local dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the product in the United States. Remember the name Doan’s.
Denton High school boys beat Cleburne High 21 to 20 Saturday afternoon in Cleburne, marking the second win in as many meetings this season. Coach Frey L. McFadden and Miss Caddel accompanied the Denton squad, which enjoyed a warm reception and hospitality during their visit.
An advertisement promotes Hunt's Cure as the quickest and most reliable remedy for itching ailments. It guarantees relief from one application and claims one box is sufficient to cure.
Insurgent Republicans met in Washington this morning to plan opposition to the House rules. A vote on the rules may be delayed as regulars prepare speeches to argue orderly legislation under different rules.
In celebration of his thirty eighth birthday Constable Joe Young Monday entertained Sheriff Will Orr and Officers Bud Taylor Granville Kindred and J T Kirkpatrick at a dinner event from the precinct.
Hick’s Capu line advertised as the best remedy for colds and grip with relief of aching feverishness and cure of the cold. It claims immediate liquid effects and is sold at drug stores for 19 25 and 50 cents.
Catalog-style notice touts Capudine as a liquid medicine that cures sick headaches nervous headaches travelers headaches stomach troubles and female troubles with immediate effects sold by druggists.
In Waco Texas on March 15 the thermometer marked thirty three degrees and thin ice was reported. Corn suffered little damage and fruit is believed safe in the section.
For Headache Hick's Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nerves. It is a pleasant liquid and acts immediately. Available at drug stores for 19¢ 25¢ and 8¢.
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