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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
2
Advertising and subscription table for The Record and Chronicle listing monthly and yearly rates. Public notice announces corrections policy and that weekly and daily editions are mailed as second class matter from Denton Texas under federal act.
In Denton Texas Nov 18 1909 the Record and Chronicle argues the road bond election failed because the court refused a public pre election statement of plans and policy. It contends a formal info release would have helped voters, and predicts renewed effort to secure permanent first class roads despite tax concerns. The piece notes supporters may shift tactics and a stronger initial campaign is coming.
Nebo Kentucky area Mrs Maria Taylor reports her grandson Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured severe burns and wounds after a scalding incident. The ad lists uses from burns to boils to fever sores and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. The boy declares determination to find other work and continue pursuing ideas.
An angry confrontation unfolds as Marsh accuses Pinckney of caring more for credit and money than safety after a fatal incident in the chemical room. Pinckney appeases, seeking a temporary truce to pursue a larger objective.
Pinckney plots to patent and profit from Marsh's Rhinestrom design while Marsh hopes for fair play and a future as an inventor. The scheme hinges on royalties of 600 dollars per six inch gun and 1000 dollars per extra inch, with legal peril if Sommers’ gun outshines Rhinestrom.
In a light scene a family rivalry unfolds as Durant apologizes for dinner talk on gun making noting his wife's insistence. Frances, the daughter, explains wireless telegraphy training and a home study station run by herself with shop crew help. The naval officer and Edward tease a bigger project while admiring the setup.
The Denton area sees a large transfer as P. P. McDermott sells 710 acres ten miles west of the city to T. Denton of Bartlett for 20 000 in cash. Denton also bought the L. T. Millican place from C. H. Smoot for 6 000, boosting his two day real estate activity in the county. The buyer plans to move to Denton within a couple of months.
Rev J Sam Barcus pastor of the M E church South is back from Stamford where he attended the North West Texas conference. He is assigned to the First church at Hillsboro for the coming year and will move with his family next Tuesday to take the new charge. He will preach his farewell sermon to the Denton congregation Sunday.
An item reports Capudine being offered for headaches at local drug stores. The brief notes a morning sale and a business tone with emphasis on the product’s availability.
Effort mounts to have Sherman High or Bonham play in the Thanksgiving game. Denton has chased ties with Sherman, Fort Worth High seeks revenge after a 5 0 loss, and Cleburne calls for a rerun amid rain ruined play. The Denton match drew local crowds and praise for hospitality.
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Ok recalls exile from home and fearsome cough before using Dr King's New Discovery. After six bottles he recovered fully, praising its power against lung diseases. The ad touts 50c and 1 trial bottles, delivery of cordwood, and local dealer F Raley Co and R J Wilson.
A winter ailment described as a bad cold with a distressing cough finds relief in Simmon’s Cough Syrup. The advertisement touts its soothing effect on the lungs and bronchial passages, claiming it stops the cough and ensures rest and peaceful sleep quickly.
Daily service highlights fresh fish and oysters at the Palace Restaurant with emphasis on quality seafood for lunch and dinner.
Denton man Christal Gran attended the San Antonio fair and automobile races. His Buick four cylinder special driven by Joe Grinnan won three events, counting three victories ahead of rivals.
Notice from J. P. Mackey of the middle block north side inviting patrons to try the Palace Restaurant, citing seven years experience with Fred Harver eating houses and promising better service.
W. A. Matthews advertises repair lock work and key making services at Magil and Shepard's location.
A public health warning urges readers not to fear winter ailments and to use Simmon's Cough Syrup to cure coughs and heal lungs, promoting staying healthy to enjoy spring's pleasures.
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