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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription prices and mailing terms for daily and weekly editions. Also notes post office classifications and a public correction policy for erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations.
A Denton county man who sold his farm to seek a new location has returned to purchase another farm near Denton. The piece notes Texas corn production figures from 1907 and argues that agriculture in the South will rise with scientific farming and better business-like management. The Post praises Texas farmers for adopting modern methods.
The United Charities gains backing from local business men who praise its aims to shield merchants from extortion and aid the deserving poor without requiring humiliation.
With nearly a million dollars on deposit across three Denton banks and cash available to a quarter of a million, deposits grew by more than 160000 in eleven months. The soil is in prime condition for farming, wheat prospects are the best in years, and acreage is the largest in a decade, signaling improved outlook for Denton County.
The Houston Post reports Commissioner Colquitt is flooded with letters and telegrams begging him not to resign as colleagues Davidson and Brooks edge toward departures. The editorial framing suggests Colquitt remains unmoved, despiteosed by the resignations.
In Denton discussion Mr Rayzor backs an 80 acre demonstration farm to advance farm methods and boost local agriculture. Texans eye the potential gains from scientific cultivation and a broader state farming program. The piece compares North Carolina corn yields and urges immediate action to extend state support.
The piece notes good roads as a campaign issue, praising Old Jupe Pluvius as a strong advocate. It explains failed road bond efforts last summer due to his prior engagements and predicts Texas counties should schedule bond elections to match his visiting timeline.
A brief testimonial urges using Simmon’s Cough Syrup to cure coughs and heal lungs to stay healthy for spring, warning against letting winter cold turn to pneumonia or consumption. The ad emphasizes not being a victim and enjoying seasonal beauty.
The Denton Trades Day Poultry Show Livestock Show and Horse Show planning is complete with committees and judges named. Reception committee includes Mrs. A C Owsley Mrs Will Francis and others. Needlework judges are Mrs J C Coit Miss Beckner and Mrs Ada Walden. Culinary judges are Mrs Arthur Palmer Mrs H F Schneer and Mrs P Lipscomb. Entries in Trades Day are free to city and country residents while poultry entries require a Denton County Poultry Association fee. The Horse Show Thursday is at the ball park with free entries and admission.
For feverishness and aching from malarious conditions colds or overheating try Hicke' Ca puchine. It reduces the fever and relieves the ache. It's liquid 10, 2h and 40 cents at drug stores.
An important Sherman gathering of Grayson county Boys Corn growing club members is planned for December 18. A featured address will be delivered by Wm Ganzer of Denton, a German American farmer who owns 1200 acres of Denton county black land won through grain farming.
An old ad promotes Simmon’s Cough Syrup claiming it heals inflammation of the throat and lungs and provides rest and peaceful sleep. The copy targets persistent coughs that trouble users even at night.
Beech nut and sliced beef flavors join peanut butter in offerings from the Order of Long and Turner Co. The note suggests a taste appeal across these products and hints at a catalog or promotional lineup from the company.
A grandmother in Nebo Kentucky writes Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured her scalded grandson when doctors feared death. The salve treats burns cuts wounds bruises skin eruptions chilblains and fever sores. available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Ab Reynolds becomes owner of the 285 acre G. P. Davis farm ten miles northeast of Denton in Green Valley. G. P. Davis acquires Reynolds Hickory street residence west of Reynolds home. Farm price listed at 10,700 dollars and residence at 4,500 dollars.
The passage extols Simmon's Cough Syrup as the best remedy for winter illnesses. It claims the syrup soothes lungs and bronchial passages, stops coughing immediately, and provides rest and peaceful sleep.
Quaker mince meat advertised as containing choicest fruits meats and spices by the Order of Long and Turner Co. The note highlights quality ingredients and refined recipe used in the product.
Dr Harvey Beauchamp field worker for the Southern Baptist convention visited the First Baptist Sunday school. Classes will be graded next Sunday with promotions moving between classes as pupils advance. Beauchamp spoke to officials Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Ben Taylor reports upland cotton bolls on the stalks that may open after recent frosts. He notes many bolls remain and stalks continue to grow and bloom, predicting bolls may open as stalks die, with possible seed cotton appearing in January or February.
The advertisement claims no cough or cold results in pneumonia after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. It warns customers to refuse all but the genuine product in a yellow package from Garrison & Kimmis.
Advertisement notes first class concrete and brick work available by S A Bush ey offering skilled masonry services to customers seeking quality construction.
Denton High's 1909 football team, recovering from 1908 losses, shows offensive growth and scholastic championship potential in North Texas. They beat McKinney 11 to 6, tied Sherman 0-0 and 5-5, tied Cleburne 0-0 then won 16 to 0, and defeated Fort Worth High 10 to 0 after a 5-0 defeat at Fort Worth. A season finale 4-7 to 8 win over Bonham capped a tight campaign.
Capudine advertised as a liquid remedy for headaches due to colds heat stomach or nerves with immediate effect. Sold at drug stores in 19 percent 26c and 50c sizes.
Residents reported a wide, perfectly formed rainbow in the northern sky just before noon. Observers wondered what it foretold as forecasters had predicted a northerly storm for days.
Pal Ace Restaurant offers hot and cold lunches around the clock. Both phones listed for orders or inquiries.
A large turnout gathered at St. Thomas Catholic church on November 14 for the marriage of Rochus Speath of Lindsay and Miss Ross Zimmerer of Pilot Point with Rev. J. A. Schauf presiding.
Cyrena Lucesta Dunham born June 15 1842 in Monett county Missouri died November 20 1909 at age 67 after long residence in Roanoke. Funeral services held at Union Church with Rev Simms leading prayers and songs by local performers. Pallbearers included Sam White P Lassen C E Robinson Bud Pickett John McMahon E C Brand.
Editor warned readers the old cat was dead but the Garza Journal owners kept the newspaper alive with pluck and energy. Miss Golden Lacy, the local primary teacher, spent Sunday in Denton visiting relatives and friends. Prof and Mrs B Carroll and daughter Ethel from Kelier were in town to visit H H.
Anderson and family report Mrs. Anderson, formerly ill, is much improved and able to be up, with the household returning to normal.
Last Wednesday the first brick in new Aubrey buildings replacing the September fire was laid. Mullins and Bates structures rise with Monday scaffolding, and the bank building contract to Godwin & Sons was let this Wednesday. Phillips & Ezell handle woodwork, with three projects advancing toward occupancy by Christmas or early January.
Bolivar Lodge A F and A M members at a regular meeting arranged to clear all debts totaling about a thousand dollars. Subscriptions from those present reached nearly 700 dollars, with hope that absent members will cover the rest. J H Hughes named chair of the fundraising committee.
Advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims include purifying blood, strengthening nerves, and improving health with sale by J F Raley & Co.
Two top residence lots on West Oak Street offered at 1650 dollars each with easy terms. Sole agents are Land Department Denton Trust Company. Act quickly if interested.
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