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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates and post office details for Denton Texas. It notes correction procedures for erroneous reflections and invites readers to report any inaccuracies to the publishers.
The text notes Judge Poindexter as one of the wise figures in the race for governor and mentions Senator Bailey and Governor Campbell in context, suggesting political maneuvering over platform lands.
The note asserts ten reasons why Receiver Eckhardt should permit gasoline sales in Dallas and Fort Worth at one and a half cents a gallon, with a plan to fetch twelve and a half to fifteen cents in Denton.
The Record and Chronicle editor attends the Texas Press association meeting in Marlin. Readers may send comments on improvements in the editorial column during his absence, which will be preserved for his return.
The Dallas Times Herald notes lawmakers blocked a proposed reform, while Dr J. Abbott comments on violations of the pure food laws. A green auto and a mixed metaphor frame a call for accountability in food standards.
Reporters wired papers that Hill was in Texas on business while others doubted the notion of a pleasure trip. The Houston stop prompted skepticism about the misinterpretation of his visit.
The Hamilton Herald and Fort Worth Record debate who benefits from the Waters Pierce Oil Company after debts and expenses are paid. Editors note that net profits in receivership will go to the stockholders, with Standard Oil as the principal holder, while doubts linger about receivers and attorneys obtaining most profits.
Tarrant county commissioners commend the Southwestern Telephone company for its workers’ act of cutting down a grove along Fort Worth and Granbury Road to protect lines. They urge indictments for the vandalism against aesthetic value, while noting damages suit and a grand jury review.
Good roads program begins this week in Precinct No. 1 Texarkana after voters approved 250000 dollars in bonds and a contract for road and street construction has been set. This means substantial improvement for Texarkana.
Editorial argues that opponents of the bond for tax funding have not studied the benefits of savings for residents. The piece condemns those who oppose the Small tax needed to build facilities, suggesting informed voters support the plan.
Hon C W Geers of Denton a longtime editor for over forty years relocates to Fort Worth as reported by the McKinney Courier Gazette.
Denton plans a 35000 sewerage system a 30000 central school building a 40000 brick plant new macadam street work and miles of concrete walks. Summer projects include 35000 in North Texas State Normal improvements 50000 at the College of Industrial Arts and 100 miles of first class pike roads in Justice Precinct No 1.
W A Bradley formerly of Wichita Falls died here last night by taking carbolic acid. A note said he had lost all hope of recovering his health. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World. A wife and five children survive him.
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a universal tonic. It claims benefits for stomach, liver and kidney regulation, blood purification, nerve strengthening, and relief from constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headache chills and malaria. Sold by J F Raley & Co in Denton Texas.
Standard Oil issued a signed statement denying any connection with the Texas company of Texas. The Texas firm is currently in court here accused of conspiring to wreck the Evangeline Oil company in a civil action.
The advertisement promotes Dr Simmon s Sarsaparilla as a purifier that clears winter impurities. It claims benefits for all ages and urges renovation now, listing prices of 50 cents and 1 9.
Sherman Tex May 28 The arrangements committee for the Old Settlers annual reunion meets with broad talks on August speakers and has not finalized details. It is set that on Regã River Navigation Day speakers will include Congressmen Randell and Shejarqg of Texas and Ransdell of Louisiana.
An advertisement from Garrison and Kimmins promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as a remedy for constipation and liver trouble. It claims the product stimulates organs and thoroughly cleanses the system to help readers feel well in spring.
M V Miller of near Lascasa about fifteen miles from Breckenridge Texas was found dead in bed at about seventy years old. The inquest verdict was death from natural causes.
Headache flick’s Capudine advertised as a liquid remedy for colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Marketed as pleasant to take and acting immediately. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
In Nacogdoches Texas Jasper Driver a Black preacher struck and fatally injured Tom Johnson last night Driver surrendered to officers and is in custody The two men involved are Black.
An advertisement for Foley's Kinney Remedy claims it tones kidneys and bladder purifies the blood and restores health. It stresses ease of use and absence of harmful drugs and invites readers to start taking it today via Garrison & Kimmins.
The burned wreck blazes along the track as McCloud orders a full burn and resists Sinclair. Dicksie Dunning arrives, aids a badly wounded tramp, and confronts McCloud over the tense stand at Medicine Bend. Sinclair’s men face a sharp standoff as the rail line burns to clear the way.
A chapter traces George McCloud from New England to the Cold Springs mines where he becomes assistant superintendent. He inspires loyalty despite misgivings, and a mob at Cold Springs targets an Italian worker, testing McCloud’s resolve in defending minorities amid mounting tensions.
The College of Industrial Arts presents Tennyson's The Process on Saturday May 29 with admission 25 35 and 50 cents and tickets at Minnis Drug Store. Frank J Cheney swears his firm will pay $100 for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. testimonials sent by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Sold by druggists 75c. Hall's Family Pills advised for constipation.
In Denver on May 28 a foreign missionary rally under the Presbyterian General Assembly was led by Dr. John McDowell. Speakers included Rev. Henry Whit, Dr. J. A. Graham, and Rev. W. T. Johnson. Missionaries from China, Japan, India, Africa, Siam, Persia and the Philippines attended, with others from Alaska and Puerto Rico. The assembly declined to reduce its size, numbering 800 to 900, and upheld temperance, supporting prohibition for the state and abstinence for individuals while opposing church members renting spaces for liquor sales. A fight over licensing for liquor faltered, with the recommendation withdrawn. New officers include Moderator J. M. Barkley and Drs. J. E. Bushnell and J. P. Campbell. Texans J. A. Starnes, Rev. N. F. Grafton, and Miss Jennie Wright were noted.
Denton residents report days of dizziness and back ache from kidney illness. J H Tennis of 76 E Mec Kinney St credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with lasting relief, enabling him to work like a younger man. Sold at J F Raley Co drugstore, 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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