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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle publishes weekly and daily editions with mail delivery and price details. Rates include monthly and yearly options, with two classes of mail handling and a note on discontinued weekly service after expiration.
Public notice stating that any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
The Aubrey Herald reports on Record and Chronicle editorials warning against rushing students through courses. It calls for fundamental teaching foundations, arguing higher education rests on solid basics rather than slipshod knowledge and faulty composition.
The Record and Chronicle praises the Denton Fire Department for voluntary aid to residents, noting both monetary gifts for the fire hall fund and heartfelt thanks. It emphasizes their round-the-clock service, weathering all conditions, and their exemption from city taxes.
Fort Worth Star Telegram quotes editorials praising the Dallas fair as the best yet and crediting E. J. Kiest for positive press relations. The column highlights continued success,期待 stronger crops next year, and statewide enthusiasm for the fair and related industries.
The Dallas Times Herald urges a memorable closing to the State Fair on Sunday night October 31, hailing the event as a showcase for Texas progressives. It highlights figures nicknamed The Man Who Tears Down The Man Who Moves On and The Stood Still as part of a symbolic section.
Fort Worth Mayor Bill Davis and Mrs. Ola Price of Aubrey plan a quiet Sunday wedding at the bride’s home, with few friends present. The couple will reside at 2312 Prospect Ave, Fort Worth, after the ceremony.
Through Brown and Yancey J. W. Sullivan Monday sold the house on Hickory Street to Mrs. D Etta Prunty of Boyd Wise County for 3100 dollars. Sullivan had bought the house only a few days before. The notice adds a local plumbing ad from Wilson Hardware Company.
The Weather Bureau’s local frost forecast did not materialize with no frost observed Tuesday morning except perhaps a light touch in the very low areas.
George Cobb Charles Cobb and Ernest Fletcher left Tuesday for a three weeks hunting trip in West Texas. They will travel by wagon and hunt en route.
L. B. Boykin of the Office of Public Roads spoke at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, arguing better roads cut transport costs, raise land values, and support rural services like schools and post routes. He cited mileage costs, potential savings, and broader social benefits from improved rural infrastructure.
Mrs J Duncan of Haynesville Maine declares she suffered dyenepsia after meals and sleepless nights for twenty years. After many remedies and doctors gave up she used Plectric Bitters and was completely cured. At seventy she regains health and strength. Indigestion loss of appetite kidney trouble and female complaints noted.
In a quiet night vigil, Miss Innes joins Jamieson and Dr. Stewart as they stalk through Sunnyside to Casanova churchyard. Alex and Jamieson reveal a buried coffin. the lid lifts to show a face not Paul Armstrong, deepening the case and suspense.
I wake to questions about the man I shot and the missing fortune. A telescope of suspicion reveals two fireplaces and a buried entrance, but the sought secret room remains elusive. The chimney space suggests a doorway yet to be found, leaving mysteries of Paul Armstrong and Dr. Walker unresolved.
Liddy discovers a fresh break in the trunk room wall and mud smeared shoes as evidence of intrusion. Rachel visits Mrs. Watson, dying at Charity hospital, and hears a pitiful narrative from the housekeeper about haunting events and a planned police coup, set against a chilling mystery in a old house.
O M Curtis promotes Mi o Na tablets claiming rapid relief and a permanent cure for stomach issues with a money back guarantee. Advertises 60 cents per box and free samples from Booths Mi o Na Buffalo New York. Mrs Hutchinson testifies to stomach distress improvement.
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