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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle outlines subscription rates and terms with six month and one year options in advance. It states postal classifications and publication details for Denton Texas and invites readers to report errors for correction by the publishers.
The community mourns Dr. Thomas R. Pierce a Southern Methodist minister who died Wednesday night. He was a conscientious loyal Christian gentleman whose long friends include many not affiliated with his denomination. He was a trusted citizen and a friend of Denton.
A bag of seegy cotton sold in Denton this week for 73.10 dollars, prompting thoughts of whether a bale per acre could be achieved. The fragment notes optimistic pricing and farming aspirations amid local market chatter.
The Booster edition of the Gainesville Register notes heavy business activity in the Cooke County town and credits the Registrar office for the edition.
A Fort Worth Record communication from Abilene country farmers claims reports of a record cotton crop are inflated. They warn boll weevils are present and state it will take ten acres to make a bale, amid regional drought hints and speculation.
The Recordind Chronicle thanks H Bascom Thomas for fair reporting of his Denton speech. It defends delivering a square presentation while noting skepticism about his reform motives and possible self interest in his campaign.
Denton residents held a festive home-coming event described as a decided success. The community, noted for its progressive and hospitable spirit, made life merry for the Prodigals and visitors in attendance.
Hon. Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee endorses Charles A. Culberson for president in 1912. The Denton Recording Chronicle notes Texas will second Taylor’s nomination for Culberson, who has long served as Senate minority leader.
The Dallas Times Herald discusses Culberson as a unifying presidential choice for the South and the party, noting solid backing from most of the party and potential gains from conservative East and Western anti tariff sentiment. It contrasts Bryan’s repeated nominations with the risk of Southern fragmentation and the possibility of another Bryan bid in 1912.
The Commercial Club praises a Denton effort for a co operative physical training school or permanent facility to exercise and develop boys mentally and physically. It urges YMCA style establishment and notes the Chamber of Commerce will support Denton and Denton County.
A visitor described as a lyed knocker told Denton and Denton county residents that his views would be barred from US mails as indecent. The author questions why he remains and argues his absence would not harm local progress or public spirit. The piece criticizes his negative stance against community improvement efforts.
A prominent resident east of Denton argues a better road to Elm would boost Denton trade and that Aubrey should pass the public road bond to expand commerce, promising larger trade for the town if approved.
For Headache flick's Capudine promises relief from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. It is quick acting and pleasant to take. Available in 10cc 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Earl Grey governor general of Canada who went missing in the wilderness 300 miles north of Vancouver last Sunday night will be indicted in British Columbia for shooting deer and goats out of season. Provincial authorities say he will be the defendant in the prosecution.
Advertises Simmons Liver Purifier claiming to prevent various liver problems by restoring and maintaining proper liver function.
The Wilson Hardware Company announces no charge for estimates on plumbing work, inviting customers to request inspection and cost assessments without fee. The service aims to attract clients needing repairs or installations.
Classified columns widen as results pour in and readers seek bargains and notices. The papers urge advertisers to try the listings and prove the value, noting expanding space and growing reader interest.
W E Payne reports from Eagle Lake to Houston on a ten day tour through central Texas detailing severe drought damage. He notes boll weevil and beet breuth reducing cotton yields, widespread failure of cotton and corn, and migrations of families seeking work and water as fields dry across Guadalupe to Brazos counties.
The piece praises builders and West Texas towns for using bonds to fund street improvements after drought and boll weevil pressures. It lauds San Angelo for proactive growth and calls on older towns to emulate the Western approach while highlighting E F Hill of Denton County as a model hog producer who keeps precise costs and profits.
Raley and Co report unprecedented sales of Dr King s New Life Pills praised as a cure for sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria priced at 25 cents. The ad highlights the pills as a stomach liver and kidney remedy and urges readers to buy now.
This fragment promotes using the Record and Chronicle Lost and Found columns to recover lost items. It emphasizes the feeling of being lost and suggests advertising in those columns as the solution. The tone mirrors a dated classifieds pitch.
Fort Edward resident Alex Bento climbs Bal Mountain to reach a neighbor with asthma and uses Dr. King's New Discovery, claimed to quickly relieve and cure lung troubles. The medicine is advertised as best for coughs colds hay fever and whooping cough with trial bottles free and guarantees by J. F. Raley & Co.
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