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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
3
New York futures gained from a lower opening closing 10 to 12 points above last night’s close. Liverpool steadied after a decline with spots steady and mixed regional price quotes. Fort Worth livestock receipts totaled about 2,400 cattle and 900 calves with beef steers steady to 3.90, hogs up 10 to 15 cents.
Advices from St. Louis say H. Clay Pierce president of Waters-Pierce Oil sailed to New York and will travel to Austin for a perjury trial tied to the ouster suit against his company. The case is set for November 29.
Mrs Duncan of Haynesville Maine declares she suffered for two decades from indigestion and weakness. After many remedies failed and doctors gave up she found relief with Electric Bitters, regaining health at age 70. Suitable for indigestion appetite loss kidney trouble back pain and female complaints, only 50 cents at J F Raley and Co.
City teachers gathered for the monthly institute with twenty nine educators present and Supt Carlisle presiding. The meeting opened with grade-work discussion for the coming month followed by general remarks and a session on Greek education from Munroe's History of Education with all teachers participating.
A vintage health notice urges readers to avoid winter illnesses and resist becoming a victim to coughs and pneumonia. It promotes Simmons Cough Syrup as a cure for coughs, claiming it heals lungs and helps readers enjoy spring.
The State Educational board accepted the local board's recommendation to award M. B. Whitlock the contract for the Normal College building. Whitlock's bid is 30,524 dollars, with work to begin within sixty days of acceptance and finish within six months from start.
The heaviest rain in two years fell this morning across Colorado and extended over several counties. Local reports note widespread rainfall across the region, with impacts uncertain as weather continues.
Wells Fargo Express office in Harlingen robbed of 3806 dollars. Police review details of the incident and release initial statements.
Col Ike Pryor weighs a bid for Texas governor amid speculation about his political ambitions. The report notes Pryor is seriously considering entering the gubernatorial race and assessing support and potential opponents.
Earl Bullock, 17, suspected of two bank robberies in Adora Kansas, killing a policeman, and attempting suicide while resisting arrest.
The minority leader of the House, Champ Clark, declared that Roosevelt will return to the United States to run against President Taft for the upcoming presidential nomination.
A Friday afternoon down pour swept Amarillo and the Panhandle with general rainfall. The soaking rain is expected to benefit the extensive wheat acreage in the region.
The Texas Baptists in convention at Dallas subscribed $66,887.50 for the education commission’s work and $15,009 to purchase non dividend paying stock of the Texas Baptist Standard.
A sizable crowd heard the joint debate at Lane school house with J. N. Rayzor backing the read bond issue and H. D. Ferguson opposing. They agreed to meet again at Garza this afternoon after Ferguson accepted Rayzor's letter challenge.
The ad offers a $100 reward for an uncured catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others, asserting F J Cheney & Co. as trustworthy. The text states the remedy is taken internally and priced 5 cents per bottle, with testimonials offered.
The Missionary Society of the American Presbyterian church will hold a Thanksgiving rally on Monday November 15 at 3 oclock at Mrs Waldo Blewett 154 West Oak Street The program includes devotional by Mrs A F Heltman a roll call a series of solos instrumentals talks on Presbyterian schools and missionaries among Mexicans New Mexico climate and products and gifts to home mission with participants Mrs RR Pitman Mrs W B McClurkan Miss Birdie Skiles Miss Eula Beck and Mrs Bila
Denton County Poultry show officials announce a catalogue and premium list to be issued Monday. Supt H Holmes notes the event will run December 1 to 3 with over 756 birds and premiums totaling $250. Judges include J C Skaggs of San Angelo.
Mrs. Maria Taylor of Nebo Kentucky reports her grandson healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after doctors believed death near. The remedy promises relief for burns, cuts, wounds, boils, skin eruptions, chilblains, chapped hands and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
A Denton book seller extols holiday gift books and poetry anthologies to readers in Denton Lewisville and Pilot Point. He praises World’s Best Poetry Roosevelt in Africa Our Country in Picture and Story and guides prospects to samples, while defending the book agent vocation and its role in culture and education.
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