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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
2
Public notice states corrections will be promptly made to any erroneous reflections about a person firm or corporation upon notice to the publishers. It lists advance payment options for subscriptions incl one month six months one year by mail and in advance.
A bold notice urges readers to avoid policy cancellation deadlines. It emphasizes risk of fire after lapse and offers immediate insured protection, with contact details to secure coverage. The tone pressures action to prevent gaps in coverage and safeguard interests.
The Dallas News argues the Governor’s spending cuts saved taxpayers about 1.25 per person and reduced two year appropriations by 3,429,525 dollars. It contends a bank deposits fund could have reimbursed depositors, preserving confidence in the banking system and calling Oklahoma’s experiment irrelevant.
Frank Crane argues in the Houston Chronicle that the First Second National Bank of Pittsboro failed for about forty million dollars. He asserts depositors should have government guarantees to recover their money, criticizes Congress for focusing on borrowers, and calls for a protective policy to ensure full cash repayment to depositors.
Ringling Brothers Circus arrives in Fort Worth on September 14 with a vast program led by the new spectacle Joan of Arc. The show features a larger menagerie, 375 top European artists, and a 1200 cast. a morning parade, 360 dancing girls, 400 voices, and a 1060 piece orchestra. The production includes a battle scene and coronation, presented on a portable, specially built stage.
Turner Brothers now stocks all seasonable vegetables, arriving in small shipments to ensure freshness for customers and local markets.
Clerk W A Mathews announces a large Denton county Woodmen meeting around December 1 to conclude a membership campaign. over 22 local camps exist, 3700 members countywide, with 3000 expected visitors and speeches by prominent Woodmen leaders from Texas. new camps will form in Fairview Wise-Denton line and towns Mustang Justin Argyle Roanoke. initiation and celebration slated in Denton with officials and delegates.
A humorous exchange quotes a judge noting that buttons are always found in one place now, thanks to the vacuum cleaner. The witty remark highlights a home cleaning aid as a clever solution.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimony from F J Cheney and Co. Toledo, with bank endorsement. Cure described as internal and blood-borne. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A small crowd of McKinney fishermen reinforced by George Boark and Otis Fowler of Denton fished Lunns Lake Friday and reported a pretty good catch. They stayed all day and had dinner. Participants from McKinney included Mr and Mrs Hammond, Misses Hammond, Gera Tavis, Ina Cole of Tyler, Ed Cobb, Glenn Murphy and Henry McKinney.
Turner Brothers promote tunny fish as a cheap, versatile option for salad or cooked dishes, claiming it is a fine year round dish and recommending trying a can.
The Princess offered a remarkable program with outstanding pictures and music last night. Those who did not attend missed a genuine treat from performers and visuals.
F. J. Craddock argues fall plowing boosts soil warmth, moisture, and freedom from pests. Deep fall breaking improves humus, water retention, and fertilizer efficiency, with guidance on depth, subsoil use, and timing for different soils to promote profitable, businesslike farming.
Dr J N MacFarlane accepted the Denton First Presbyterian call and travels by motor with his family from Mineral Wells. He plans a Fort Worth stop Monday night and arrival in Denton Tuesday morning for a welcome service Wednesday night. His family includes three daughters and a son in Oklahoma. One daughter finished school, another will attend the College of Industrial Arts.
New product note reports Vi Camp's canned beets offered in a three pound can priced at 15c by Turner Brothers. The item suggests an affordable grocery option with a regional supplier.
Beechnut peanut butter available in all sizes at Turner Brothers, expanding shelf options for shoppers seeking classic spreads. The retailer highlights full range including small, medium, and large jars to suit family and individual use.
A Mt Airy woman testifies after six bottles of Cardui cured womanly and stomach troubles. She notes friends observed her improvement and urges other women to try Cardui. Readers are directed to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for instructions and a 64 page booklet.
The Minneapolis district study shows farmers hauled 560000 tons of produce in 1911 over 300500 trips, with total losses of 608728 and yearly costs per farmer and per mile. Merchants and manufacturers in Minneapolis added further losses, totaling 1518000, suggesting a $1200000 net annual loss countered by a $7000 per mile road improvement plan that would break even.
The Itasca Cot ton Oil Company plant suffered a boiler explosion that killed Supt C E Harris and fireman H D Allen. Investigators reported no survivors among the two men. The accident occurred in Itasca on August 30.
Sherman resident T E Bailey reports his goose flock is led by a clever gander who opens a hydrant at his horse lot each day. The bird signals the others to splash in water and mud, forcing Bailey to cut the water supply to stop the antics.
Half price offer on a near new Singer sewing machine. Call old phone number 445 for details and pickup.
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