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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invite readers to report any erroneous reflection on individuals or corporations for correction. The publishers will issue prompt corrections upon notification of errors in print.
Denton resident owns two cars and a motorcycle as a local curiosity. Stamford residents prayed for rain on May 1 and witnessed light showers. A statistician notes Britain passed 135 laws last year while US legislatures total 37 090 across all states. Texas Commercial Secretaries advocate fewer but better laws, a speaker notes.
Denton County figure Hon. Fitzhugh Hill endorses Hon. Jew ell P. Lightfoot for Texas attorney general next year. The McKinney Courier-Gazette notes Hill previously supported Joseph Weldon Bailey with forceful speeches and now endorses Lightfoot.
The Chamber of Commerce advertises Denton and Denton County in major Texas papers to reach farming classes. It aims to attract desirable new citizens from the campaign and believes Denton will gain arrivals from the advertising effort.
A 7 percent ribichromate of potassium solution in water and sugar kills flies with no harm to children. A 2 percent cobalt chloride solution is nonpoisonous but pricier. Spraying water with kerosene destroys mosquito larvae and larvae in garbage boxes.
The McGregor Mirror praises Oklahoma City's plan to issue 400000 in bonds for a 100 foot wide city boulevard circling the center. A 20 foot tree and flower strip with 40 foot driveways will line the boulevard, with private land donations later joining the project.
Citizens plan to donate cash to lay water pipes around the circle so irrigation keeps vegetation fresh. The boulevard is estimated at one million dollars with substantial yearly maintenance, showcasing western optimism and the lure of new enterprises and wealth in Oklahoma City.
The Pilot Point Post- Signal notes that U S roads cost 25 cents per ton mile while European roads cost 12 cents. With US farm product haul average 9.4 miles, aligning to French standards would save about $1.23 per ton. ICS estimates 250 million tons hauled annually, making potential extra costs under European standards around $205 million yearly.
The Brownwood Bulletin and other papers mock West Texas towns in rival claims to host a state normal college. The Dallas Times Herald recalls John M. Duncan's reaction to a Dallas prize fight telegram and his move to Houston after a feud with Dallas. Duncan left Tyler for Houston last year amid heated regional sparring.
The advertisement invites customers to call 44 for discussing table supplies and related furnishing options. It promotes a conversation to tailor selections for homes or businesses and emphasizes personal service and selection.
Beyond Expression G. W. Farlowe of East Florence Alabama reports nearly seven years of severe itching from a skin disease. One application of Hunt's Cure relieved him, one box cured him, and a year later he remains cured. The remedy is guaranteed for all itching skin diseases, priced 50 cents.
Chamber notes urge Denton county farmers and merchants to boost the area's image. A new bureau of information will provide local statistics, land, schools, homes, and business opportunities to attract immigrants and capital. Emphasis on neat homes, community effort, and collective marketing for Texas growth.
Denton likely to use Senate Bill 39 to force property owners to fund street curb and sidewalk improvements. The act allows cities to assess costs on abutting property and railroad tenants, with hearings, liens, and enforcement by sale or suit. It sets limits on city versus owner funding and enables certificates of liability secured by property liens.
The text describes how cities may adopt the act by vote, with the governing body ordering and canvassing the election. It outlines the duties to record minutes as prima facie evidence, allow ordinances to enforce provisions, and preserve existing laws. It mandates emergency reading across three days in each house for immediate effect.
A Denton resident L. T. Fowlkes reiterates praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming continued effectiveness as a tonic. He previously endorsed them on Feb 15, 1905, and offers his name again in support. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as an all around laxative tonic that tones the stomach liver and kidneys purifies the blood strengthens nerves and cures constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co in Denton Texas.
Springside Jersey butter advertised by LONG & TURNER CO. with toll free line 44 for orders. Local dairy brand promotes fresh Jersey cream and handwritten labels. May indicate catalog pricing and delivery terms across town.
Judge Maxey delivered a major equity ruling in the Western District of Texas in the Hubbard and Croker case against the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad and Southern Pacific. The suit sought interest on second mortgage bonds and to fix responsibility for interest and principal. The decision favors the plaintiff, noting bonds were issued before the merger of the systems.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, sworn December 6 1886 before Notary A W Gleason, markets the remedy and accompanying pills sold by druggists at 75 cents.
A May American Magazine article by Ray Stannard Baker examines Trinity Church in New York, revealing a $50 million property base and high salaries including a rector at 15,000 a year. It notes vast rental income funds church expenses, with congregants contributing little and questions about the efficiency of Trinity's real estate income and pensions.
Denton real estate firms publish varying daily offerings in this column with changes shown each day. Read now for current listings and market moves impacting buyers and investors in the area.
Long and Turner Co announces a constant stock of fresh vegetables and berries available to customers, highlighting a broad selection and everyday availability.
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