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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
3
Attention students see the cleaning service offering to clean press dye or alter any clothing for ladies and gents. It operates the only steam and French benzine dry cleaning plant in North Texas and guarantees to please.
Reverend Hawkins and Reverend Andrews preach on the Old Love Story as life altering explaining that the Christ narrative brings eternal life, sin’s consequences, redemption, and heavenly hope. They urge listeners to seek true life through knowing Christ, declaring the tale beyond mere literature.
Fort Edward resident Alex Bento climbs Bal Mountain to reach a neighbor with asthma and administers Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine allegedly relieves asthma and later cures his son s wife of severe lung trouble. It is touted as a great lung remedy for coughs hay fever and whooping cough with a 50 cent and 1 dollar trial offer by J F Raley & Co.
Southbound service details list trains No 209 281 and 205 with Dallas Garza routes and times including 6:19 am 12:03 pm and 7:13 pm. Northbound notes include 12:15 pm 4:25 pm and 5:45 pm timings from Dallas branch and Texas Pacific connections.
Harry Whitney says he supports Dr. Cook and believes he reached the North Pole. Whitney recalls unloading his trunks at Etah to prevent Peary from taking any Cook belongings, while Peary plans to counter with tests of worn equipment. Dr. Cook disputes Cook slander suits and Peary considers legal action.
An advertisement touts S'mmons Liver Purifier as a remedy for many liver troubles, claiming it restores liver function and maintains health.
Denton County faces drought with several artesian and sand wells. One city well yields up to 490000 gallons daily and a deeper stratum well could supply about 690600 more. Many farms maintain multiple wells supplying hard and soft water, easing irrigation and cattle needs despite scarce rainfall. Water scarcity affects towns like Greenville Dallas and smaller communities, with railroads delivering water to engines.
The North Texas Normal at Denton reports 650 students as the largest attendance among the three Texas normals. Sam Houston Normal at Huntsville lists 598, San Marcos 518, and San Marcos notes 508 opening count, despite vetoed scholarship funds.
A letter from Eufala Alabama lauds Hunt's Lightning O s as the most useful household remedy. The writer says it has no equal for cuts, burns sprains and insect bites based on personal experience.
The Spaniards use a captive balloon in their warfare with Moors. W. J. Bryan speaks at El Paso on Tariff and Democracy. Charley Anderson, a black man who killed Perry Florida’s town marshal, was lynched by a mob. A Bleriot monoplane somersaulted in Berlin. pilot M Le Blanc unhurt. State banks must declare intent on guaranty law by Friday. Mutual assessment gains 412. bong plan 27. Louisville wins pennant in American Association. Milwaukee second. Anti-Horse Thief Association celebrates eluding horse theft when a humorous thief steals the President’s animal. Texhoma fire losses total 5101,000 with First National Bank 520,000 and other properties.
The Denton market reports fall prices across commodities with Liverpool and New Orleans futures quoted. Cotton values ease with seed prices up, lard and butterfat rise, poultry and hog markets strong, corn cash offerings held around 75 cents with varied demand.
Masons aim to construct a replica of Solomon's temple in Jerusalem with a $65 contribution from each of about 15,000 Blue Lodges in the United States. Work is scheduled to begin within the next twelve months.
A centennial celebration today in Savannah Georgia honors Admiral Raphael Semmey. Lieutenant Edwin M. Anderson, noted officer from the Confederate battleship Alabama, is the principal figure in the event.
Frances Blackmon shielded her 2 year old sister from an oncoming car on North Waco as the vehicle bore down. She sustained injuries likely to prove fatal, while the children were en route to their home.
The storm in Louisiana raised the death toll to about 200 with Sunday proclaimed a day of mourning. Reports from Dunbar and St Louis mention finding 36 bodies in one area while telegraph lines nationwide faced outages from the aurora borealis caused currents. Wire service lines were down on Saturday as business halted across the South. In Austin, attention centers on the Waters Pierce property sale set for December 7, with expected legal maneuvering over the sale order overshadowed by the company’s $1,800,009 fine payment and readiness to accept the outcome.
A renowned physician argues rare cases of baldness defy cure while praising Q-Ban Hair Restorer and Tonic for coloring and growth. He notes general health and hygiene alongside these products, cites Dr. Nott, and promotes ordering a $50 bottle via Heisz-Ellis Drug Co. in Memphis Tennessee.
National league results include New York 7 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 4 Boston 0 in close contests. Chicago 3 Boston 2 and Cincinnati 7 New York 4 are listed, along with a Boston 3 1 win. American league shows no games scheduled.
A local retailer announces a new shipment of Hawkes glass in stock. The message emphasizes the difference between plain cut glass and Hawkes exquisite wares and invites customers to view the display.
A 19th century ad touts Chamberlain's L'iniment as cheaper and more effective than plasters for lame back pains in the side and chest. The piece notes a bottle costs twenty five cents and is sold by J. A. Minn's.
A brief ad states Cash drives global success, proclaiming Crain Grocery Co. as a promoter of cash commerce. It presents a bold slogan emphasizing monetary market influence.
Denton readers are warned that kidney disease progresses unseen and undermines health. Doan s Kidney Pills are praised by J H Tennis of 76 E McKinney St Denton for relieving back pain and kidney weaknesses after using the remedy bought at J F Raley Co s drug store. Price 59 cents.
The Waterville paper reports Riley Wetsel died in Seattle on Sept 3 1909 and his funeral in Waterville with large attendance. He was born June 7 1847 in Lawrence County Arkansas and lived in Texas before moving to Waterville in 1899 where he ran the Big Bend hotel and worked in meat business. He served in Confederate units and later married Jennie Bays and Nancy McCurley. wounded near Denton while pursuing the outlaw Sam Bass.
Ri Lee, manager of the Longwell Transfer company in El Paso, shot himself through the heart today citing ill health and despondency. Relatives live in San Angelo. The report quotes a physician on kidney health and cautions regarding kidney ailments.
Col R M Dick Wynne of Fort Worth appointed by the Governor to fill the vacancy caused by Col Azar's death. The position pays 1500 dollars a year and Wynne will assume duty at Austin.
The advertisement asserts Alamo coffees remain on the joad with a guarantee of satisfaction and a promise of full value across all purchases, promoted by Long and Turner Co.
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