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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1909
Page
2
Notice to the public details subscription rates and mailing timelines. The text cites advance payments and delivery by mail and notes publishers welcome corrections upon notification of any erroneous reflection about firms or individuals.
Reports describe a well planned theft at the First National Bank of Lewisville. Investigators note no lives lost, $2,000 cash loss not insured, vault doors damaged, safe destroyed by dynamite, and insurance covering most other losses. Eyewitness statements place the gang near the Bourland lumber yard and east of town. few physical clues remain as detectives widen the search radius.
A crowded Denton trades day showcased 400 high quality exhibits with a horseback parade at 11. Judges opened at 1 pm as the county fair atmosphere unfolded. Prizes favored A D Turner and J J McKnight in livestock, with top ribbons for driving horses, Shropshire and Hampshire sheep, White Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and diverse poultry. Mayoral civic spirit and local bands added to the festive mood despite unseasonable weather.
A Denton community fair page lists winners across categories. Prizes include best half dozen biscuits, best white leaf cake, best pound butter, and best canned goods, with multiple Denton residents among recipients. Also noted are top displays, clothing made from old fabrics, embroidery, rugs, napkins, and judging of children and riders with prizes. Capudine advertised for headaches and travel ailments.
An advertisement urges customers to trust Minnis' Drug Store for prescriptions and cites a claim about Hunt's Lightning Oil as a quick cure for cuts burns aches pains and bruises with a familiar testimonial from H. H. Ward of Rayville Louisiana.
Amuzu theater on the north side of the court square opens vaudeville tonight alongside motion pictures and songs. Opening bill features Callahan and Cain with Clemmy's Return to the Plantation, a highly praised negro sketch. Tuesday brings Dad's Dream, billed as equally strong. Vaudeville acts rotate nightly with two new teams weekly.
A testimonial ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal health booster that kills germs and cold symptoms. It claims to heal coughing and bronchial inflammation and to stop bleeding lungs with a guarantee and trial bottle offer.
Claude Johnson wed Miss Atchley at the bride’s Green Valley home on Sunday afternoon. The groom lives locally and met his wife while she attended the Normal college this summer. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a remedy clears air passages and soothes coughs.
Local ad promotes sanitary plumbing services at affordable prices by Wilson Hardware Company, inviting customers to visit for competitive quotes and reliable fixtures.
William Whyburn, living close to the bank, says he overheard robbers in low tones and saw an explosion flash in the bank. He recalls two men in front, two behind, and estimates eight involved, with others possibly inside or nearby as police pursue leads.
The Lewisville bank robbery is described as the first of its kind in Denton county with Sheriff Wil Orr racing to Lewisville and deputies monitoring the scene. Local residents with deposits and bankers express interest as insurance mitigates losses and no arrests are reported by 1 o'clock.
Advertises Hicks' Capucline as a remedy for fever and aching from various causes. Claims it reduces fever and relieves aches with liquid sold in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
The Pearl Street church hosted a series by evangelist W K Rose with large crowds at both services. The evening theme was Christian Unity, urging unity without compromising beliefs. Afternoon services at 3:30 and night at 7:15 are open, with no collections.
Mrs. W. H. Pierce of 46 BE Hickory Denton Texas reports kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills in 1905 and continues using them as a tonic. Sold at J F Raley & Co. price five cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
A testimonial from J. A. Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for energizing the brain and body. The ad claims the pills vitalize every organ and boost health, noting they cost 25 cents at J. F. Raley & O.
School children are invited to a 4 o clock physical culture session taught by Miss Clarke. The studio is located over Palmer's Mystic store with a 60 cent fee.
In a darkened house, Halsey and the narrator investigate a murder scene. A white silk and wool blanket is found on the stair, prompting fear and questions as two figures approach from the yard, including Malgey and Mrs. Watson the housekeeper.
The notice invites customers to try framing a picture and promises visible difference. It emphasizes artistry in framing alongside painting, requests suggestions for splendid results, and claims prices are equitable to encourage continued patronage.
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Scruggs with W L Foreman and J O Bell organize the Denton county display for the Dallas fair. Foreman praises the exhibit sourced mainly from trades day exhibitors and notes generous donations with near universal support.
An advertisement promotes S'imons Liver Purifier claiming to prevent and cure liver troubles by keeping the liver in good condition. It stresses the liver as a problem source and positions the product as a solution.
For cabinet work store and office futures see the Denton Fixture Works. Prices and workmanship guaranteed. L. A. Willis, next door to J. O. Bell's, 55p.
Palmer's Art Shop advertises new picture frames and subjects after claiming the first showing of college posters in Denton. The copy emphasizes updated mouldings and latest art-world ideas, inviting customers to try improvements over ordinary frames.
Mr. F G Fritz of Oneonta New York reports his young daughter benefited from taking Foleys Orino Laxative. He praises it as mild pleasant and effective for constipation and liver trouble, calling it the best remedy.
A desperate gang of safe blowers captured in Fort Worth after escaping Hamilton jail Sunday night. Suspects Wa Maryn Will Probost and John Bowes were surprised by officers Tiger Snow and Andrews with Turner. The gang had robbed banks including the First State Bank of Carlton in Hamilton County, taking about $10.
Pike Martin was hurled from a car Friday afternoon as the harness broke and his right elbow suffered a severe bruise or possible fracture. Rescue crews attended him at the scene and transported him for medical care.
Mrs. Watson slips a blanket down the East wing stair at 11 o clock then hurls it at Halsey and bolts into the grounds. Halsey walks the path as Mrs. Watson, dignified yet shaken, remains defiant behind a mask of submission in this tense moment.
Mr. F. G. Fritz of Oneonta writes his little girl benefited from Foley's Oring remedy for constipation and liver trouble. Foley's Orizo Laxative is mild, pleasant and effective and cures habitual constipation. Garrison & Kimmins.
The Denton W H M Society outlines its October 12 program with two topics on consecrated life and mountain schools. Mrs Lovell leads, with papers by Mrs Carroll Mrs Hoard and Mrs Cavener and Mrs Johnson and Mrs Rector contributing. Offering will aid the Sue Bennett Memorial School. All church women invited to attend.
A Hustler advertisement promotes Hunt's Lightning Oil as a cure for aches pains cuts burns and bruises while you sleep. It promises quick relief by rubbing the product on the misery.
In Amarillo Texas today word surfaced that rangers sent to enforce the local option law have been regular customers of a blind pig selling liquor. It is alleged a Jewish storekeeper keeps intoxicants in a large safe and conducts large side business while rangers, knowing of it, refrain from closing the joint.
Advert says people with kidney or bladder symptoms should start Fo ley's Kidney Remedy immediately to stop pain and irregularities, strengthen the organs, and prevent serious disorders. Garrison and Kimmons.
Galveston officials report Chief Perett and Detectives Bexer Bowie and Day were tried before the city commission on misconduct charges tied to the September 30 shooting. Seventy five witnesses appeared, including the wounded Sheriffins involved in the incident.
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