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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1909
Page
2
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at scheduled delivery events and advance timing. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving unclear who delivers what to whom and when.
Mayor Bates releases a statement on repair plans for Oak Street and other dirt streets. Wiggs will fix Oak Street from John B Denton Street to Blewett’s residence with macadam and gravel, while 3 percent of contract funds will be held to fill cave-ins until January 9 1910. If rains delay settling, city bears future ditch repair costs for years.
A note urges customers to place orders promptly for Christmas pictures in various sizes and ve neered frames. The shop reports high demand for gift pictures and stresses ample time to complete orders, hoping to avoid disappointment.
G. J. Gillespie returned Saturday night after months in Mississippi and nearby states. He managed his implement line there and judged crop conditions. He noted spring rains and a severe drought cut crops about 50 percent nationwide, but Denton looked best to him.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claimed to cure constitutional disease by internal action on blood and mucous. Proponents offer one hundred dollar reward for any case failing to cure and invite readers to request testimonials from F J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
Mrs Joe B Burke of Pilot Point was injured when the auto she rode in collided with an eastbound street car on Harwood and Elm streets in Dallas. The car’s front end was smashed, but she recovered from a severe nervous shock after attention at Rennebergs and St Pauls sanitarium.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports indigestion liver and nerve debility improved after using Electric Bitters. He credits twelve bottles with restoring health enabling daily business and vitality. Sold 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Miss Lillian Heninger and Don Kasse returned to Denton Normal College after a visit with relatives in the city. Mrs J F Edwards of Dallas, guest of Mrs E J Darwin, returned home today.
An Oklahoma reader testifies that Hunt's Lightning Oil outperformed many competing liniments. The letter claims it delivers quick relief and assures readers that if it fails, nothing else works. Advertisement notes 25¢ and 50c bottles.
Attorneys Holloway and Pruett of Oklahoma visited Cisco and Marshall, the alleged Lewisville bank robbers, at the jail Saturday afternoon. Holloway, who knew Cisco, spoke with him for several minutes in Deputy Taylor’s presence and said that money and friends would help them get clear if possible.
President Taft, accompanied by cavalry and police, rode in an automobile parade to Fort Sam Houston where he reviewed troops and laid the chapel cornerstone. He addressed around 30,000 people at Alamo Plaza as 12,000 schoolchildren waved flags before attending a $15 luncheon at St Anthony. He departs at 3 PM for his brother's ranch near Corpus Christi.
A Oneonta New York father says his daughter benefited from Foley s Orino Laxative and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The product is described as mild pleasant and effective in curing habitual constipation. Garison Kimmins.
Denton exhibit at the Dallas fair draws praise from W L Foreman and Gran Christal. Secretary Scruggs writes Denton has strong showing but Cass county with lumber display claimed as a rival. J L Blewett and J W Simmons commend Denton agricultural display as among the best, with no embarrassment for locals.
Public notary available in our office. We handle your notary needs efficiently. Denton Trust Company advertises lending services with emphasis on ample funds.
If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble realize their danger they would start Fo ley's Kidney Remedy without delay. The advertisement claims the remedy stops pain and irregularities, strengthens the organs, and prevents Bright's disease or other serious disorders. Garrison & Kimmons.
The advertisement proclaims Dr. King's New Life Pills give splendid health for vitality and brain and body. J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia endorses them and notes they are the best pills, offered for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
The ad showcases miniatures by Christy Gibson and Fisher and 7 by George Washington Twain Stevenson Thackeray Emerson Ben Franklin and others. Frames priced three for a dollar. Gift items billed as unique and clever.
Real estate advertising promises strong returns from small listings. The copy urges readers to place ads to attract buyers and tenants while highlighting the affordability and reach of small classified notices.
H. H. Ward of Rayville Louisiana praises Hunt's Lightning Oil as a fast cure for cuts burns aches and bruises. The letter also notes Wilson Hardware Company invites readers to compare prices on plumbing supplies and work.
In the aftermath of a troubling night Louise endures fear as the narrator and Halsey inspect a circular staircase for hidden doors. Footsteps and a billiard cue fall from the billiard room as the team, including Gertrude, Halsey, and the narrator, join a coroner's inquest to untangle the events surrounding Arnold Armstrong's death. Louise's troubling interview with her stepbrother is kept secret to spare her.
In a crowded coroner's inquest at Sunnyside the body of Arnold Armstrong is examined. Dr. Stewart testifies bullet wounds and instant death, while a hint of scandal connects a veiled woman and a child to a mysterious case at the Children's hospital and Lucien Wallace.
The narrator recalls the night Arnold Armstrong was found dead and questions Gertrude's account. He contemplates acting tonight as tensions rise. Louise, surprised and silent, remains in the dark about the true events and the locked east door.
In Sunnyside tensions rise as detective Jamieson enters the scene and Gertrude and Halsey protest. The narrator anticipates Dr. Walker's return and Louise's fate while secret alliances form among Jamieson, Innes, and the gardener Alex as nocturnal observations and a locked east wing door loom over events. Liddy shows unease amid new dynamics.
O P Poe announces his move to the Denton Trust Co building on the south side of a square.
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