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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
2
The notice provides monthly and longer subscription rates for the Record and Chronicle, delivered by mail with advance payment options. It notes two postal registrations and dates of entry as second class mail at Denton, Texas, under congressional acts.
The Record and Chronicle invites readers to report any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations published in its columns for correction by the publishers upon notification.
Editorial blasts Texas officialdom over a drawn out penitentiary investigation. It recounts brutal whipping by guards at Rusk and Camp Gill, detailing a 23 year old inmate who suffered 87 lashes and finger loss. It condemns inhumane treatment and calls for accountability.
The writer argues that good roads follow prosperity and compares opposition to the Denton court house with current opposition to road construction in Precinct No 1. He contends the court house is a county credit and implies similar support is needed for road projects.
Mrs. Duncan of Haynesville Me calls the remedy merciless to her long foe war dyspepsia. She suffered after eating or drinking and could barely sleep. After doctors gave up she used Electric Bitters and was cured completely. Now 70 she enjoys renewed health and strength. For indigestion appetite loss kidney trouble lame back and female complaints it is unequaled at 56c at J F Raley & Co.
A string of brief notes lists visitors and locals around Aubrey, including Spencer, J. M. Miller, Cage Price, Prof. Kennedy, Ruby Reege, and others from Sanger, Tioga, Dublin, Bryan, and Dallas. Updates cover travels, visits, illness, and property interest with remarks on a Utah visitor and a Phoenix relocation plan.
Asthma help offered with a free trial treatment and information at no charge. Respondents advised to contact Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo, N.Y.
The city experienced darkness Friday as street lights failed. Superintendent Storrie explained a hot box problem at the power station forced cutting off street lights to ease generator load. Lights were off until midnight for necessary alterations and should be restored for both street lights and private customers tonight.
A historical brief notes the publication record and the McClure's Magazine brand with a price tag of two dollars. The reference highlights periodical commerce and branding in early American magazines.
Workmen tear down the 1860 Sigler Place at Bois d Arc and East Sycamore, a sturdy oak framed Denton landmark built by attorney R B Sigler. The piece notes other early houses including the 1857 Loving residence near the Oatman hotel, the Judge Blount home on South Elm, and the Carroll house on West Oak, all altered but historically prominent.
Capudine for That Headache promises swift relief from headache and nervous strain. The ad urges readers who were out late or feel groggy this morning to try Capudine, claiming it clears the head and steadies the nerves and is available at drug stores.
Mrs H F Schweer hosted a Denton society party for Miss Adams with high five games punch and autumn decor. Guests received linen gifts from the honoree and fellow guests amid a two course luncheon.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes internal action of the remedy with testimonials and price. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
All patriotic Southerners are expected to patronize the TI D C benefit Monday night, urging community support for the drive.
J H Walters of Elgin Illinois toured Denton and praised the county while planning more statewide visits. Denton Chamber promotes a three day poultry show December first to third with catalog requests flowing from Denton and neighboring states. Denton County ranks as Texas second in poultry production and brick tiling opportunities emerge from fair inquiries. The go od roads bond issue stirs discussion but the Commercial Club plans no action beyond ensuring voters see a fair presentation.
Several prospectors visited the Dallas fair exhibit in Denton County and more people have shown intention to follow suit, signaling growing interest in the venture.
The experiment station proposal seeks a cash bonus of 3500 dollars and faces competition as the locating board plans a December 1 meeting in Austin. Denton pressure grows for the facility, hoping to anchor a new A and M college in the county after proper site selection and active advocacy.
William Upchurch of Glen Oak Oklahoma left home for mountain air to cure a severe two year cough. After six months he returned near death until using Dr King s New Discovery. Six bottles restored his health and he praises the remedy for coughs colds hoarseness and lung troubles. Sold by J F Raley Co with trial bottle free guaranteed.
G H Blewett recounts a tale of the Texas Panhandle strip between Texas and Kansas once called No Man's Land. It lay ownerless, lawless, and ungoverned until absorbed by Oklahoma, becoming parts of Beaver Cimarron and Texas counties.
Advertising copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims include purifying blood, strengthening nerves, and boosting health. Available for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Katie Daffan chapter U D C will be hostesses Monday night at the recital at Misses Bass and Clark's studio.
Local readers are urged to inspect Wilson Hardware Company for sanitary plumbing services offered at reasonable prices.
A Denton businessman argues bond issue would raise store taxes by about 15 dollars yearly on a 60 000 dollar trade, equating to four cents on a 100 purchase or 40 cents per 1000 in sales. He says costs would not be passed to customers and urges road improvements. He also promotes holiday books to Lewisville and Pilot Point readers.
An advertisement touts Capudine as a fast cure for sick headaches nervous headaches traveler's headaches and stomach or female troubles. It promises immediate effects and urges readers to buy from druggists.
A. H. Harrop, known as Redd the Plumber and once a Denton resident, stopped in Saturday while living in Cuartro Cienegas Coahuila Mexico. He says Mexico is advancing with American capital and that the recent revolt amounted to little.
Everyone is invited to view the living pictures Monday night at the Bass and Clark studio. The person who guesses the greatest number of pictures will win a prize. A fine program by town's best talent will follow and local U D C members can provide tickets.
Congressman Rufus Hardy of Orsicana was invited to discuss the effects of the new tariff schedule and the political situation in Dallas tonight in a gathering planned by local business leaders. Senator Riley is expected to reply.
Rest and Sleep. Many suffer winter ailments and coughing fits. The ad touts Simmon's Cough Syrup as the quickest and best remedy to soothe the lungs, ease bronchial passages, stop the cough, and provide rest and peaceful sleep.
Citizens and students are invited to join the Sunday school convention meeting tonight with special emphasis on attendance at all services Monday. The notice requests the presence of all participants and underscores the event's importance for the community.
Roanoke notes include Mesdames Lane Robinson and Cox in Fort Worth last week. Minnie Cade visited relatives in Boyd. Chas Marsters of Fort Worth on business. A G McGinnis of Denton here Sunday. Miss Golden Lacy of Denton begins teaching. W G Patterson of Boyd visited his daughter Mrs Cade. George Cook of Argyle visited Irma Shelton in Bowie. Mrs Pickett accompanied her sister home. W A Arnold in Denton. Lane and Dr Roark in Fort Worth Tuesday.
Nov 2 report lists several residents traveling to nearby towns and visiting family. H F Lane attended Shilo meeting. Jimmie Dobbins heads to Fort Worth for business studies. Others like Mrs Eliza Smith and Aunt Mary Millwood visit relatives, with multiple trips to Denton Green Valley Wise County and Cooke County noted.
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