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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines monthly and annual subscription prices for delivery by mail and invites readers to report any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations appearing in the Record and Chronicle for correction.
A fragmented 1909 calendar snippet cites a Free State convention in Kansas 1857 and a Cincinnati riot. It includes quotations about actors and figures such as John Bright Cecil Rhodes and contrasts vast power with ordinary people. It also references Julius Caesar and remarks on the Waters-Pierce fine expenditure timelines.
Frank Putnam identifies a field for the next gubernatorial contest featuring Attorney General Davidson Insurance Commissioner Love Railroad Commissioner Colquitt Cone Johnson Gus Shaw Judge Brooks and Tom Ball. He questions where Albert Sydney Burleson and Judge Pondexter of Cleburne fit.
The Fourth District Court of Civil Appeals reverses a lower court verdict granting damages for alleged injury to a mail order shipment. It finds that catalogue testimony based on mail order prices is incompetent and inadmissible.
The author criticizes newsrooms for overemphasizing casualty counts and sensational screams. They question the value of front page memorials for small casualties and warn that repeated blasting may desensitize readers to tragedy.
The Record and Chronicle urges unity among Denton citizens to promote the town's growth and welfare. It laments factionalism and calls for collective action to improve schools, cleanliness, and prosperity, offering the newspaper as a willing partner in progress.
A column notes readers avoid direct payment for the paper by borrowing neighbors’ copies or using a family member’s access. The piece mocks stinginess and urges continuing publication despite critics, praising the Record and Chronicle as worthy and affordable.
Mrs. Jessie Lee Overton Culberson a recent bride formerly of Dublin and El Paso Texas did not die by murder but by suicide. Her husband and relatives admitted their suspicions of an affair and jealousy were unfounded. A miniature skeleton attached to the skull was found near her shed after she swallowed carbolic acid and hid the head with a threatening letter.
A Notre Dame woman, Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana, offers a home remedy to treat rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia without climate change. The note promises uric acid removal from blood joint relief and brighter eyes and provides a free proof and address box.
The Dallas Times Herald notes Hill of Denton has dominated the state circuit, opposed Texas leaders, and now seeks new worlds to conquer as a freelance statesman.
Hon. Worth St nay of Denton county handed Hon. D. J. Neill an original package yesterday containing the real stuff. Neill may recover in time but will flutter along haltingly for some months to come.
A Henrietta Pa mother credits Electric Bitters with curing her five year battle against eczema in her young son. The account claims the tonic healed the child after doctors failed, praising its effect on blood disorders and skin eruptions. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
G. Irwin, held in Holdenville, Oklahoma, was brought to McKinney by Deputy Sheriff Albert McCauley to face embezzlement charges. He posted $500 bond and was released from jail.
A historical ad copy touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as an unequaled remedy for aches pains burns cuts sprains and similar afflictions claiming instant relief and complete cure with no delay.
W. T. Johnson announces available cotton seed meal for sale. Quantity and price not specified. Potential buyers invited to inquire for details and delivery options.
A party from Denton visit Slidell Friday to view wind damage from the deadly Tuesday storm. Fences lay down, buildings toppled, shops wrecked, and a home leveled. Dr Speer and his wife survived by taking shelter. the Rice family of eight perished in their burned house. A relief committee forms to aid survivors as residents rally to repair and care for neighbors.
E R Hardwick and Miss Neal of Kelso neighborhood married at Rev J P Mason's home last Sunday afternoon at 56 o'clock. Both are well known in their neighborhood. The ceremony took place near the Lange National Bank area and Mr Brownlee's home plate on the square's west side.
Tuesday night a farmhouse on Miss Fannie Davis place was destroyed by fire with contents. The house was occupied by Bob Johnson and his family who were in the storm cellar.
A letter from the city surveyor outlines boundary measurements for the corporation. The north line runs 1 1 4 miles, the south 1 50 100 miles, and the east 1.1 3 miles, collectively embracing 1141 acres of land along the city limits.
A heavy wind struck about 11 Tuesday night causing extensive damage. The Pilot Joint roller mill dome roof was blown off and scattered. The Light Bros tower and tank were toppled, tin roofs and flues torn, fences down, and damage spread to multiple structures. A subsequent Wednesday gale with sand impaired more sites including the Hemming Baptist church.
The work of laying water mains and pipes in the new town will begin this week. The project aims to improve water service for residents and support future growth.
Beginning with the next issue the editorial management of the Journal passes into the hands of O. L. Williams, a seasoned newspaper man. Garza and vicinity saw a light shower Tuesday night that aided crops, though more rain is needed for a proper season in the ground.
Texas club women announce a statewide prize contest for original compositions open to all women in the state. Submissions limited to three per class, with rules on length, copyright consent, and anonymity, due by Sept 1 1969. entries judged for artistry and merit.
The state evangelist of the Christian church, Rev. A. D. Rogers, has been preaching all week at the Christian church.
Last Sunday evening at Dan Griffth house Rev. H E Morris united Elmer Simpson and Miss Estelle Ezell in matrimony in a simple wedding at the residence.
The infant child of Prof. and Mrs. H. P. Clack led Monday as the couple’s travels kept Prof. Clack in Oklahoma until Wednesday night. The remains were laid to rest at Belew cemetery on Thursday.
Tom Hyder has been appointed as rural mail carrier on route number three and will start duties on April 1. The route runs northeast through Rector, then west toward Garza and south back to Lewisville. The Lewisville W O W degree team visited Grapevine and initiated four candidates with a warm reception.
Dr C Fy Rice owns the first automobile in Sanger a Reo. The car is described as a very pretty one and draws local interest.
A large crowd gathered Monday at Sullivan and Kay's drug store to organize a 1909 Sangey baseball team. T. H. Jones was elected manager, with K. E. Bates named sub-manager and captain after extensive discussions.
A deal was consummated Monday when J. A Biowaziee sold out his sarger interests to J. G. Wright. The transaction includes the brick business and marks a notable change in local ownership.
An early morning wagon from the Denton Creamery makes daily rounds delivering Jersey milk and fresh buttermilk churned daily. The ad urges readers to stop keeping a town cow and order milk products by phone to save money and worry.
Washington March 2 Passersby saw a Jersey cow grazing on the White House lawn. Police said the animal belongs to Mrs. Taft and was allowed to graze there so the Taft family can have fresh milk, with the cow kept in view during the day.
The note from LONG & TURNER CO. says increasing demand proves quality and uniformity are valued. They offer to send out a can with the next order and guarantee satisfaction.
France, March 27. Ex-President Castro of Venezuela left for Trinidad and is expected to arrive April 10. He told a press correspondent that after recuperating there he would return to Venezuela where he believed the people were ready to receive him. He said he intended to live as a peaceful citizen and did not plan to organize a revolution.
The year old infant of Mr and Mrs J M Sanders died after suffering pneumonia.
The post at the river town follows Burrell and allies as Necia is returned to her fiancé Gale by Nevin and Poleon Doret. Father Barnum narrates a bold river rescue and a gravel bar fight, while Burrell accepts the outcome and prepares for possible pursuit.
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