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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
2
Public notice states the Record and Chronicle will correct any erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms upon request. The notice outlines subscription rates and invites readers to contact publishers for corrections.
In Dallas, Gov. Harmon framed democracy and party platforms as essential safeguards. He suggested Harmon has a strong path to the 1912 nomination, with Gaynor, Marshall, and others mentioned as potential contenders amid Johnson's death.
A Houston dispatch notes the upcoming general conference in Ashville North Carolina next May will elect bishops to fill several vacancies. Texas candidates include W D Bradfield Edwin D Mouton Sam R Hay J M Moore Jno M Barcus George S Sexton and others. National names feature Baker Rice Henry Tillett Brown and Vanderbilt figures with W F McMurray tipped for first ballot in Louisville.
A morning report notes rain Monday night provides a start to the hutcrop but the crop remains very dry. Farmers worry heat and drought may hinder gains despite initial moisture from the storm.
After a severe drought, Denton County awaits steady rainfall to restore moisture. Farmers report crops in good condition and anticipate bumper yields next year with additional soaking rains this winter helping secure supplies.
An accident the other day caused orders to go into the mechanical department not to set anything unim portant. This explains the utter absence of editorial from that issue.
Several handicaps have caused recent delays in the Daily reaching readers. The crew reports progress and expects to fix remaining issues in a few days so newspapers arrive on schedule.
Noted criminologist and alienist Cesare Lombrosi dies Tuesday in Turin. Betting odds put Justice Gaynor ahead 2 to 1 in the New York mayoralty race. Coton sold at Bowie for 14.10, 10 points above New York. East Texas received a fine rain Tuesday with additional Monday rainfall covering most of the northern half of the state.
Investigators in Bosque county convene a committee at Fowler Station. Convicts are examined and some confess fear about fully disclosing what they know.
A tariff conflict between France and the United States is anticipated to begin within months as renewal negotiations fail and the existing contract lapses. The breakdown signals potential duties affecting trade between the two nations.
Dr. Cook prepares for a second attempt to reach Mount McKinley in about two months to recover records left there and challenge the tale of Barrill the guide as untrue.
Knud Rasmussen writes his father that he will reach Copenhagen from Greenland on November 1 with decisive evidence supporting Dr. Cook and opposing Commander Peary in the North Pole dispute.
President Taft enjoys a ranch outing near Gregory playing golf and relaxing. A notable scene shows a group of newspaper men taking a bath in the ocean for his amusement.
The combined Protestant churches will begin a vast advertising drive on January first to inform readers about social racial economic and religious issues threatening American life and institutions. The effort is backed by the Home Missions council with about 18 million members and a constituency near 40 million people.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports long illness with indigestion torpid liver constipation nerves and general debility. After using Electric Bitters he claims twelve bottles restored health and vigor enabling daily business. The medicine is advertised as helpful for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and costs 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Real estate opportunities inferred from small classified prompts hint at affordable listings and property advertisements designed to attract buyers. The snippet evokes a traditional approach to marketing homes and land through localWant ads.
Telegraphic market news from Denton reports lint cotton at 13.40 cents per pound and seed cotton at 5.15 dollars per hundredweight, with week highs near 5.25. Ear corn tops county market at 82 1 2 cents with kernels and shucks sold around 50 to 75 cents. Hog prices slip to about 6 1 4 cents. turkeys and fryers up, breakfast bacon 28 to 38 cents per pound.
G. F. Baker and Miss Ada Luttrell obtained a marriage license, formalizing their plans to wed.
Fort Worth cattle yard Tuesday receipts reached about 2,700 cattle and 1,600 calves. Beef steers offered freely at steady prices. stockers and feeders improved and the market stayed steady. Butcher stock light and stronger. top at 3.50. Calves opened slow but closed steady. choice dealers 5.50. Hogs around 1,000 head with no price change. market slow to firm, top 7.60.
Miss Innes at Sunnyside contends with intruders and a looming murder case. Dr Walker warns departure, while Thomas Armstrong’s death and bank troubles entwine with Gertrude, Louise, and Lucien Wallace as detectives probe clues found in Thomas’s pocket and a bridge side note.
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