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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
2
Public notice states any erroneous reflection about individuals or corporations in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. The statement emphasizes accountability and prompt remedy for misstatements.
An 1902-era account describes how macadamized highways transformed a stagnant Brownsville road area near Jackson Tennessee. Flooded with mud, farmers rallied to bond funding, roads were built, land values surged 29 to 100 percent, and new homes, stores, and real estate offices multiplied as families migrated seeking better prospects.
A Denton county man reached into a large catfish’s throat to grab it and nearly drowned in the attempt. He survived and ultimately hauled the big fish from the water, earning praise for his persistence.
W R Scott offers care for overcoats and winter suits and invites customers to phone for services. Contact number shown as 149.
W. R. Scott adds a French dry cleaning process claiming it cleans most delicate fabrics without shrinking or fading. This new technique highlights improved care for fine garments and textiles.
The Commercial Club reports talks with a suspender and overall maker ready to locate a Texas factory. Denton needs employment, and local support is crucial for permanency and success. We will push to attract the manufacturer and assist in arranging a favorable site.
Organizers announce a three day program with Ladies Day premiums for needlework cooking and crafts on day one a Madison Square style horse show in day two to boost horse breeding and a cattle hog and sheep show on day three. Premiums are crucial to success with local donors urged to contribute to raise Denton’s profile.
An organization invites members to follow up on land sale opportunities in Denton County. The group provides general county descriptions, noting it has nothing to sell or trade and aims to aid members with inquiries open to any member, regardless of county travel.
Letters from the people criticize the county court for proposing a 300000 bond without disclosing plans. J J Matthews argues voters must know how funds will be spent and warns against blindly trusting officials with over half a million dollars. He questions the court’s transparency and accountability to Precinct No. 1 voters.
We offer $5 in gold for the best embroidery work using Royal Society Floss. Entries may be white or colored and must begin after November 10. Submit your piece to Wilson Williams Co by the stated deadline.
When joints are stiff or muscles sore from cold or rheumatism as well as sprains strains or bruises Painkiller Perry Davis promises fast relief. The ad urges carrying it with you and warns against substitutes noting prices 25c 35c and 50c.
Aubrey Herald reports no diphtheria or scarlet fever current in Aubrey after last week's scare. Two diphtheria cases near town appeared, one child dying, another recovering. school closed briefly but reopened with no new cases.
A telegram announced the death of five months old baby of George Zumwalt at Corsicana, where the child lay with its grandparents. The remains were shipped home and to be buried at Oak Grove beside its mother, buried there last June.
The Aubrey area is forecast to reach 3000 bales of cotton receipts before marketing ends. Current receipts run between 2500 and 2600 bales, with over 40000 extra dollars already paid out versus last year. Much Christmas money remains in the fields.
The 175 acre Haren farm two miles east of Aubrey, owned by J. A. Haren of Denton, was sold this week to Mr. Wilson of Clovis New Mexico by Aubrey Realty. The cash price was 35 dollars per acre totaling 6125 dollars, with move-in planned for January 1 1910. Mr. Wilson is described as a Clovis businessman.
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health. priced at 25 cents, sold by J F Raley & Co.
J. M. Hendrix W. W. Sherrill and O. C. Wyatt returned Wednesday from Teague where they purchased a fine gasoline engine for the Lewisville Electric Light company's plant.
Walter Lott and Miss Pearl Follis were married Sunday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Wilkins. The couple was seated in a buggy near the Flower Mound church, marking a simple early wedding scene.
R wu Barnum publisher of the Journal and a prominent Frisco citizen and real estate man was in Lewisville on business Tuesday.
Wm. Ganzer of Denton, government inspector of the demonstration farms in North Texas, paid an appreciated visit to our office on Saturday.
W. C. G C Smith and his daughter Miss Ann move to Dallas where Ann accepts a position in Bray Bros dry goods store. She is held in high esteem in Lewisville and mourned by all as she departs.
Hood Cunningham's mother and sisters have returned to their Denton home after visiting her here.
Mrs. P. D. Kennimer of Grapevine spent time this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jackson, during a family visit.
The Garza Journal has again suspended publication citing lack of patronage. The piece argues the town’s business community must support a local newspaper or risk long term harm as competition grows and a stronger neighbor prospers. It urges buying out or running out an editor rather than freezing him out.
Advertises Simmon's Cough Syrup as a universal cure for coughs colds and sore chests claiming immediate relief and healing posted as a health remedy note without medical qualification.
If you want sanitary piping at reasonable prices see Wilscon Hardware Company for affordable options and reliable service.
Observations from a Denton Texas farming column by WM Ganzer describe three leading suggestions for higher yields: better seed bed, best seed, and intensive cultivation. Deep plowing, early soil preparation, and constant shallow cultivation are linked to larger per acre gains in corn and cotton, plus notes on soil building with legumes and balanced fertilizers.
Capudine touted as fast relief for headaches and nerves to fit a busy day. Advert says it clears the head and calms nerves and urges purchase at drug stores.
The Denton county commissioners adjourn after reviewing county reports and bond issue debates. They signed a $500 yearly ten year sewer contract for county buildings with free connections for 25 years and savings of about $100 annually on jail and courthouse sewage. The court remains hands off on bond details pending voter decision, with one member planning outside research and all seeking impartial service if bonds pass. Judge Zumwalt may issue a general statement on expenditure plans.
Winter misery from a bad cold and cough is alleviated by Simmon's Cough Syrup. It soothes lungs and bronchial passages, stops the cough at once, and promises welcome rest and peaceful sleep.
Rev J Sam Barcus, serving as pastor of the Denton church, will give up his chair in the Southwestern University theology department to return to the ministry. He is regarded as a bright young man with potential for bishoprics, and his friends expect his leadership to grow with time. He filled the vacancy created by the death of Dr T R Pierce.
Dr. M. C. McBride opened a series of physiology talks for the high school class. He explained basic principles in plain terms. The lectures are organized by instructor Mr. Miller with more physicians to follow this session.
The Model Church sermons begin tomorrow at the American Presbyterian Church with Rev. A F Heltman and others. A schedule runs through Nov 30 featuring Christ examples, Model Church roles, and a Alaska lecture, ending with a closing Visitation Day.
An advertisement touts Simmon's Cough Syrup as a remedy for throat and lung inflammation that eases coughing and promotes rest and peaceful sleep.
Local horse fanciers plan a first class show with strong premiums for top horses in each class. Entries will include pedigreed horses, jacks and jennets. Letters are being sent to county horsemen asking for assistance. show rules imitate those at Fort Worth and other cities.
Reverend Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina describes years of kidney trouble and a severe winter attack confining him to bed eight days. He reports thick white sediment in urine, relief after taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and urges others to use it. Garrison & Kimmins.
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