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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
3
An OCR fragment shows a Denton wagon yard ad offering feed delivered from a stand at Sullivan's, plus a separate medical notice praising Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. The ad cites Frank Wilkinson and Garrizoyn & Kimmons and includes a phone number and goods like meats and barbecue.
In San Angelo Texas tension rose after two white men attacked a black bank porter amid mass meetings demanding removal of black laborers brought in this week by the Orient railroad and Santa Fe. Organizers warn further demonstrations possible with weekly bake sales noted at May building Northeast corner square.
Local ad asserts skilled framing services with equitable prices. The note invites customers to try a single picture frame trial and promises splendid results with customer suggestions, highlighting a ci erence at -nee and continuing service.
A brief note promotes the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns as the method to recover lost articles. It encourages readers to advertise items to reclaim them, implying a communal listing service.
The McCully Construction company applied for a receiver for the Altus Roswell and El Paso railroad company claiming it cannot fulfill contracts. A federal court hearing is scheduled for October 18.
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Claims constitutional disease cured by internal treatment that reaches blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents provide testimonials and list of endorsements. Sold by druggists. price five cents for Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An article urges authorities to curb spitting on sidewalks and promotes Hyomei by O M Curtis as a cure for catarrh. It lists symptoms such as offensive breath sneezing nasal discharge and chest pain and notes a dollar price plus a money back guarantee with extra bottles at fifty cents. The promotion is dated 1909.
Miss Innes recounts Louise Armstrong’s illness and return to the East. Doctors say pneumonia danger, cerebral symptoms, and quiet treatment at Sunnyside as Louise avoids disclosure about family deaths. Mrs Fitzhugh pressures for news as Louise hides from her relatives.
Denton reports lint cotton at 13.12 1 2 to 13.15 cents and seed cotton at 4.14 dollars, the highest local levels this season. Receipts light. corn and hay markets show strength. prairie hay and Johnson grass hay priced per ton. Also includes foreign market data and local notices on Liverpool and New York prices. An advertisement endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil from G Young of Okene, Oklahoma.
Quinney Cooper, a man from near Krumag, was brought to county court on a lunatic inquirendo writ and asked to preach a sermon to prove sanity. He spoke for an hour from First Corinthians and the jury, after witnesses were heard, found him unsafe to be at large.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports chronic digestive and nervous troubles improved after using Electric Bitters. He credits twelve bottles with restoring health and daily business activity, praising the medicine as wonderful for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves. 50c at J. F. Raley & Co.
Elder W K Rose preached on the Parable of the Sower at Pearl Street church drawing a contrast between sowing seeds and spiritual outcomes. He urged that only good soil yields fruit and warned that tares produce wicked offspring. Services were at 3 30 and 7 15 with all invited.
Ben Burnett aged thirty killed W T Klepper forty five at the home of Dill Lindsey in Paradise. Burnett fled across the country to Decatur where he surrounded. He pleads self defense. Burnett recently separated from his wife.
Frank Disberry reports a severe knee cut healed quickly by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad extols the salve as infallible for wounds burns and skin eruptions and claims it treats piles. 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Claude Bell offers a Little Crude Oil burner for Denton residents with oil at 2 per barrel and burner price 16 plus free installation. He invites interested buyers to inspect the burner at J. B. Wilson Lumber Co. office.
A Southern Pacific passenger train struck a burning bridge near McNeil Texas at 8 am in thick fog, plunging into the stream. Fireman J. Sutton was killed and about a dozen passengers were seriously hurt. many coaches burned. An official special train carried nurses and doctors to the scene.
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a top throat and lung remedy. Claims kill germs and colds and stop coughing. Asserts cures for bronchial inflammation and lung trouble, with testimonials and trial bottle offer. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co.
Water and Light Superintendent H. C. Storrie urges unpaid renters to settle their water charges within ten days past due to avoid service interruption. Residents are asked to call and arrange payment promptly.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey Angear clears air passages and stops irritation. It promises to soothe inflamed membranes and banish stubborn coughs while healing sore lungs and expelling the cold, with genuine yellow package from Garrison and Kimmins.
A Rayville Louisiana reader, H. H. Ward, questions Hunt's Lightning Oil as a cure for cuts burns and pains and suggests a quicker remedy. He urges readers to consult the Little Crater Crude Oil Burner company, located on the first floor of the May building, to make money for themselves.
An advertisement urges care of the liver and promotes Simmons' Liver Purifier claiming it fixes a wide range of liver troubles and keeps the organ healthy. The copy implies broad benefits from the product.
The Little Crater Crude Oil Burner is described as transformative to wood and coal burners, likened to the impact Marconi had on telegraphy.
The ad claims these pills grant splendid health and vitalize every organ with indomitable will and energy. Testimonial from J. A. Harmon of Lizemo Va. says they are the best ever used at 26 cents, sold by J. F. E. pi F.
Detectives searched a dense thicket near the Frisco track after two men were arrested in a train robbery. About $1,560 in gold and $5509 in currency plus $69 in a pocket were recovered. a further search found no more money. Eugene Flint, a depot restaurant owner, linked the two men to a prior visit they made with a Garza flyer from Lewisville.
Prof Davis at North Texas State Normal College pursues support from the Chamber of Commerce to locate a black land experiment station near Denton. He studies local conditions to apply to class work and curriculum added by the Thirty first legislature.
Mr. F. G. Fritz of Oneonta New York reports his daughter benefited from Foley's Orino remedy for constipation and liver laxative. He calls it mild pleasant and effective and claims it cures habitual constipation as offered by Garrison and Kimmins.
The passage lists unmistakable kidney trouble signs such as thick foul urine with sediment back ache headaches and fatigue. It warns of dropsy Brights disease or diabetes if neglected and endorses Doans Kidney Pills with a Denton Texas testimonial from L T Fowlkes at 39 E Mulberry St.
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