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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
2
Public notice from Denton Texas dated 1909 appears in the Record and Chronicle offering corrections to any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations. The notice states it will be corrected upon the publishers' conference.
The Houston Chronicle presses the push for good roads as vital to prosperity, arguing graded roads near cities like Houston boost land values and farm efficiency. It cites Yoakum on cutting haul costs, urges state led, county coordinated road building, and notes Harris County returns fourfold on road investments.
Gainesville candidate Q Evans announces bid for congress in the Fourth district facing incumbent A B Alexander who is seeking a sixth term. The Wichita Falls Times notes the Times man claims Alexander is tough to beat and hints at political chatter from Green.
The Commercial Club gains weekly growth among farmers as object and function of the organization are understood. Merchants and public business men unite in support, promoting community prosperity and presenting a public spirited, progressive image to customers.
East and northeast farmers advocate forming a cooperative dairy plan to market butter fat, with many keeping one to six cows at low extra cost. The call seeks support from the organization to aid and encourage this move toward independence and long term prosperity beyond corn and cotton.
Joe Fivans earns praise as a leading booster for trades day and the Dallas fair exhibit. He gathers skilled men to boost the effort and help assemble a strong display. D Mays, once quiet, presents numerous photographic views around Denton. His artistic pictures will showcase local sights to visitors.
An Oklahoma notice shares a testimonial from G Young of Okene, describing Hunt's Lightning Oil as the best liniment after trying several others. The ad promotes bottles priced at 25 cents and 50 cents.
Edward Moore the 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs H E Moore earns the top percentage gains among boys in towns like Grand Falls and will be rewarded with expenses and travel to Detroit to watch the Pittsburgh versus Detroit world championship game Mr Moore will accompany him as reward for his pluck and persistent work for the Saturday Evening Post of Philadelphia
Frank Disberry reports a terrible knee cut would have left him crippled without Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product quickly healed wounds, burns and sores, touted as infallible for cuts bruises and skin eruptions. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
The sermon by Rev. J. Sam Barcus traces Christianity's expansion from the calling of Andrew and John through Pentecost to vast later numbers. It cites evangelical zeal, immortality of the soul, miracles, unity, and Constantine era support, arguing the divine element and Christ’s authority driven by apostles' courage and clear gospel preaching.
The narrator notes daylight returns to Sunnyside as Thomas Johnson moves about and Liddy fears the day. A night disturbance is linked to a hidden object, a wicker hamper, and a stair clue while doors stay locked. A mysterious cuff button and a new housekeeper arrive as Gertrude and Halsey are due.
Aunt Ray recounts a tense night as Gertrude introduces John Bailey, a tall visitor with a hopeful smile. That evening Halsey and Gertrude arrange Bailey’s presence, and a late revolver shot erupts, prompting alarm as they fear an intruder or worse in the house.
New stock of Pickard China arrives and showcases beautiful designs in the front window for customers to view and appreciate.
In Arnold Armstrong is found murdered in his father’s house after a night of fear and confusion at Halsey Innes’s residence. Gertrude and I confront the grim scene as detectives and Greenwood club associates arrive to assess the crime and identify the killer.
Hicks offers Capudine a liquid medicine claimed to cure sick headaches nervous headaches traveler's headaches and pains from grip stomach troubles or female troubles. It’s sold by druggists with promises of immediate effect.
W. J. Bryan plans another duck hunt in Texas this fall and is expected to return in December as the guest of Col. A. Robertson of Monterey Mexico.
Advertising copy claims Hicks' Ga pudine reduces fever and relieves aching from malarious conditions colds or overheating. Sold in squid sizes 14 26 and 60 cents at drug stores.
W R Scott offers cleaning and pressing of men’s clothes and skirts with pickup and delivery service. Located at No 6 West Side Square, phone 40.
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