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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
2
A public notice from the Weekly Record and Chronicle states corrections will be printed upon request. It notes second class mail status at Denton Texas and references acts of Congress from 1873 and 1878. It mentions publication dates and advance subscription details.
A Denton County update notes a road bond petition in Justice Precinct No 1 remains active. Federal supervision boosted local agricultural output by about 100000 dollars last year. Denton schools reported over two hundred spring graduates. The column urges readers to mail or telephone news tips to the paper, expressing gratitude for reader contributions.
Col Geers, long time editor and owner of the Denton Monitor for about forty years, has sold his Denton newspaper interests and moved to Fort Worth. Stamford reports note his departure from the Denton Reorg and Chronicle.
A fragment notes remarks on Denton and Fort Worth mayors, a Denton county meeting ten years prior, and praise for a local official. It lists West Texas West of the 98th meridian candidates including S. M. Marrs, Terrell public schools superintendent, Prof. Haustein, North Texas Normal Latin teacher, and R. B. Cousins, as Abilene News commentary.
The Denton Record and Chronicle critiques the Dallas Times Herald view on the lynching case and mob responsibility. It also notes road bond support growing near the pike road west of town and suggests the long road proposals may soon become reality.
May 29th bond issue aims to insure good roads for residents. The Brownwood Bulletin notes grown concern as sidewalks and skaters draw attention. The Record and Chronicle warns action comes only after accidents and accuses opponents of harming children's pleasure.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. testifies in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh. The ad notes the product is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and pills for constipation.
The College of Industrial Arts presents The Princess by student organizations on Saturday May 29 at 8 15 p m Admission 25 35 and 50 cents Tickets on sale at Minnis Drug Store at 9 a m Friday a proclamation on the bill may be ready by next Friday Gov Campbell weighing three bills in his possession. He is drafting a lengthy proclamation about the appropriation bill and will likely file it Friday
This advertisement claims Gray's Sweet Powders relieve feverishness headaches teething ailments and stomach issues while regulating bowels and destroying worms. It asserts cures within 24 hours and notes the product is milk tasty harmless and well liked by children. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a warning to avoid substitutes.
A miniature cyclone struck a portion of Shreveport Louisiana on Tuesday night causing extensive property damage. The home of Controller C G Rives lost its rear stairway and gallery, rainfall aided boll weevils, cotton suffered damage, and trains on the Natchitoches branch of the Texas and Pacific were annulled due to washouts.
An Alliance Milling Co advertisement lists baled shueas at 4 dollars a ton or a bale, claiming equal food value to prairie hay. The note emphasizes value for livestock feed.
Sinclair clashes with McCloud as wreck crews salvage the scene. A tramp is rescued as tensions rise over wine, cigars, and loot from the overturned freight and wrecking train. McCloud demands loyalty and discipline while Sinclair defies orders and threatens to quit with his men.
Sinclair and his foreman Karg move to clear the wreck as McCloud the superintendent arrives alongside Reed Young and Bill Danc ing. A four horse team pulls a ranch wagon while the mules haul loot and damaged merchandise cars along the wagon road.
A 100 acre prairie farm near Denton is advertised at 35 dollars per acre. The listing emphasizes proximity to Denton and offers a total price for the parcel.
The advertisement showcases Dr Simmon's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that cleanses winter impurities and promises renewed health for all ages. It claims both 50 cents and 1 2 dollars pricing and urges renovation of self now.
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