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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
2
A Denton column weighs political loyalties in Texas governors era and praises W Doughty as state superintendent. It argues for a market square, notes growing student presence, and warns a hard traffic ordinance to prevent collisions at Oak and Elm corner near the square.
In Austin the Statesman notes rivalries and possible candidates for governor and Congress. W. P. Lane seeks the governorship while Charles B. White and Worth S. Ray may pursue higher office. W. R. Smith challenges Claude B. Hudspeth for the Sixteenth District Senate seat. Rogers of Wise and Jeff McLemore eye Congress at Large. Hatton Sumner plans no bid for governor.
Fragments show a note about phones and groceries with unclear wording. No clear persons organizations or dates are readable. The text hints at placing something related to phones and groceries but lacks concrete events or details.
The piece argues Denton needs a first class free public library to provide wholesome recreation, mental growth, and educational support for youths, workers, teachers, and women in clubs. It cites New York City’s central library model and stresses reading habits, Teen age literacy, and community benefit.
Restore precision and longevity with a yearly watch cleaning. Curtis' repair department promises proper service at a reasonable charge, ensuring your timepiece runs better and lasts longer.
All members of the W. O. W. Degree Team are requested to meet at the hall tonight. E. M. Woods, lie Captain.
Alliance Milling team manager A C Rayzor announced on Tuesday that at least 200 seats would be reserved for ladies at Thursday's Millers versus Bob Navier's team game. Any remaining seats would go to men. Police will be extra and pay or stand outside. The season finale starts at 4 30 with L H Schmeer umpiring again.
The will of Mrs. Rebecca M. White, deceased, was filed for probate in Alabama. J A Powers seeks appointment as executor. The estate, valued at $1000, mainly personal property, directs debts and funeral expenses to be paid first, then the estate to sister Mrs. Nannie W. Powers and brother-in-law J A Powers after legacies to W H Tatum, Mrs. N J Woodruff, and James M. White. Will dated March 18 1913, witnesses FE C Barton and N C Henderson. Mrs. White died August 7.
The Tribune reports Justin merchants cooperate with county officials to improve Main and Front streets with two concrete culverts and gravel haul funded by local businesses. Socials include H M Robinson and J W Faught hosting friends. Floyd Dunagin’s 18th birthday. Sam Harmonson’s 19th birthday.
Fresh vegetables are scarce and canned options are cheaper. Turner Bros promotes sending out cans of string beans lima beans peas corn sweet potatoes and more as good choices for shoppers.
Assessor Gary targets a tax valuation total near 19.5 million with a projected gain of roughly 700000 over last year. The recap is pending final figures as districts prepare budget notes and levy discussions.
The countywide rendition total is projected at about 19.5 million dollars, up from 18.777 million last year. State rate determination awaits Governor’s action on the appropriation bill and the State Tax Board’s forthcoming decision, while City Assessor Ledbetter reports realty values up and personal property renditions likely to remain steady.
Amusements note a Denton tent theatre performance of The New Minister to near capacity attendance. Freckles and Jersey drew hearty laughs while Jed Moore and Virginia offered a discordant contrast. The troupe overall shown strong comic talent with several standout performers and Ted Crowder received a diamond ring as a prize.
W B Smith of Bristow is reported seriously ill at his eastern county farm with necrosis of the bone affecting his shoulder joint. Visitors including D K Allison F H Smith and H E Edwards called Monday. Mr Edwards said the condition is very serious. Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Well. Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment advertised as cure with testimonial from Mrs D L Kennedy claiming relief after over fifty years. Available at all druggists or by mail W E J F Raley & Co adv.
W. F. Wynn of Dallas and others visit here from Argyle Aubrey Denison Fort Worth and Sherman. Residents and relatives travel to Tennessee Texas and Oklahoma with reminders of daily life and local exchange of greetings. Dr T A Ball injured in a shop accident receives treatment in Lewisville.
After a Monday meeting Supt Beaty and Principal Logan decided to launch a bookkeeping course this year at the High School as an elective under conditions. Beaty had sought funds earlier but chose to proceed given the importance and Logan agreed to take on extra unpaid work to establish the course for broader offerings next year.
A historical note explains the payment of the President and other officials. It states President Wilson received monthly warrants of 6250 dollars for a full month, with Taft timing adjustments at the start of his term. It details how pay is issued once a month from the Treasury and outlines the differing method for the Vice President and Senators.
A Washington Post item notes a vaudeville performer’s funeral featured a mix of dirge and rag time. The odd musical blend left attendees pondering whether the deceased was coming or going as the procession concluded.
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