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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
2
Public notice stating the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflection about any person firm or corporation upon notification to the publishers.
Senator Culberson praises Bailey followers by defending protection of raw materials when finished products are protected. He then salutes Bryan supporters by saying platforms must support and gain. The veteran senator balances factions while maintaining steady positions.
The piece notes Senator Veale seeking Congress from the district, challenging incumbent Stephens who has long represented the area. It argues the Panhandle bloc may unite against Veale, predicting future district reshuffling could bring Archer and Jack into a six county map, influencing when to enter this larger political contest.
Texas inland markets ignore Liverpool quotes this fall. Last Thursday Liverpool traded at 14.88e, while Lampasas paid 15 1-4c. The Texas towns press for telegraph quotations to reflect local prices and catch up with Liverpool.
Captain Ss. V. Lusk has returned from several weeks’ visit in Western Texas and reports feeling fine. He notes he remains in good health and spirits after the trip.
President Taft spent Thursday touring the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Troops move toward El Paso to attend his meeting with President Diaz and San Antonio braces for the presidential party. A Gust presence is noted for the event, referencing the Texas goat tied to Taft’s famous Britenres.
The Atlanta Constitution urges D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte North Carolina for the American minister to China, arguing he would be a popular and effective choice. It notes the resignation of Crane and highlights Tompkins as a strong, nationally respected figure with broad business and manufacturing ties in the South and a favorable national profile.
The article notes strong Southern support for Tompkins of Charlotte as a Taft nominee for the Pekin post. It argues his selection would please Southern voters and provide an efficient national representative, aligning with cotton industry leaders who favor a Southern appointee.
A ex Denton county man Judge Harper now in El Paso joined the presidential party at Albuquerque New Mexico on Friday to escort them to El Paso He spoke briefly at Albuquerque He formerly lived in Bolivar His brother George Harper is tax collector of El Paso County and married a daughter of Mr and Mrs George McNeill in this locality
Edwards county swung dry by a 100 vote margin as results came in. Fire and accident brief items span Gainesville Fort Brown and Dallas Harris counties with property losses and tax listings.
About eighty thousand farmers in Arkansas petition President Taft to alter his itinerary and visit the northeastern region so he can witness firsthand the нужда for reclamation work and help spur federal action.
Secret Service chief Wilkie labels the alleged assassination plot against Presidents Taft and Diaz as rat like. A large number of Mexicans are arrested as suspicious characters.
The Dallas State fair opened Saturday the 16th with strong attendance. Lieutenant Governor Davison formally opened the entertainment. the Dallas News presented a replica of the Alamo. Democratic day program began with Gov. Judson Harmey of Ohio set to speak and racing scheduled from 2 o'clock.
President Diaz arrives across the Rio Grande as Juarez and El Paso decorate for the meeting with thousands attending from the United States and Mexico. Taft breakfasts at 11 and Diaz meets him at the Chamber of Commerce before crossing the line to greet Diaz on Mexican soil and both witness a monster parade with about 7 000 troops. Governor Campbell and his staff arrive Friday.
Dr Cook announces an expedition to ascend Mount McKinley to recover records claimed left there and to disprove guide Barrill about never nearing the summit. He faces threats to his reputation and is aided by J A Bolen who cites correspondence from Barrill and Printz claiming success with Cook. Peary supporters seek permission from the Danish Geographical Society for initial review by the US society.
Tomorrow marks rally day as Denton Sunday schools aim to surpass last spring’s attendance record. Committees canvassed citywide, distributing thousands of tags to recruit newcomers amid a bold World Sunday School unity message from the Sunday School Star praising cooperative effort and denominational loyalty under one banner.
Denton Trust Company notes W A Matthews unable to work after a severe fall from a broken step at the jail ferry door. A.A. Chisholm of Treadwell N Y praises Electric Bitters for indigestion liver and nerve relief after illness, stating twelve bottles restored health and vigor. Infallible medicine for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves priced at 50 cents.
A fragment from an issue shows talk of making up orders for pictures and gifts, stressing urgency for Copley prints and eager customers placing many orders for frames and artistic photographs.
State Dairy and Pure Food Commissioner Abbott, visiting Austin, reports widespread problems in egg canners and meat dealers. He cites overripe eggs with deodorants shipped to New York, meat washed with sulphite and ground into sausage, and inconsistent drug quality. Abbott opposes benzoate as a preservative and criticizes lax federal oversight while praising honest dairymen and strict scrutiny in groceries.
A Oneonta New York writer praises Foleys Orino Laxative for aiding a young girl with constipation and liver trouble. The testimonial highlights the product as mild and pleasant while assisting digestion.
Small want ads promise great housing bargains as buyers and sellers use low cost classified spaces to market real estate. Local brokers note steady inquiries and quick responses from readers seeking affordable homes and rental options.
Authors urge continued Denton county cooperation to hold a three day poultry show in Denton in December. They argue the event will draw visitors, increase local spending, and bolster trade for Denton and surrounding towns, with public support and modest funding from residents.
J. J. McKnight from the eastern country is the first nonresident to contribute, giving a dollar and noting neighbors are interested and others intend to donate. The note highlights community support as the key to making Dentoy count ty great.
The Chamber of Commerce thanks the committees and judges who assisted in making trades play a success. Denton County has great possibilities and the chamber aims to make it the best in Texas.
Several pieces of needlework and quilts were left in the exhibit building trades day. Items may be had by calling at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the City Hall.
John Godwin a brick mason fell ten to fifteen feet while repairing at the residence of R H Evers on West Oak Saturday morning. The ladder broke sending him from attic to floor causing severe sprains and bruises and badly wrenched wrists.
Fragmentary line lists ft miniatures by Christy Gibson Fisher and mottoes by George Washington Mark Twain Stevenson Thackeray Emerson Ben Franklin. Mentions framing three Pictures and mottoes for allar and calls it a unique item. No clear event or location.
Louise Armstrong recounts a late night rap at the east veranda and a stairway meeting with a shadowy figure. A fear-haunted investigation follows as Aunt Ray, Halsey, Gertrude, and Liddy aid Louise while a chilling scream echoes through the hall. Louise later reveals Arnold’s suspected return triggered the alarm before dawn.
A narrator finds an empty bed and notes Louise's pink silk dressing gown missing from the foot of the bed while the night lamp glows dimly, signaling an unresolved departure.
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