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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
2
A Denton County column voices opinions on paving and road permanence, urges permanent concrete or steel culverts, and supports dedicating the road tax to lasting work. It notes ongoing Alamo restoration legal actions and praises county fairs as education and community builders, urging a 1944 fair.
The paper states it will publish citizen letters on the proposed amendment if signed and reasonably long. It will not accept external communications from outside parties, to avoid bias and overloading the page with proffered contributions.
A Texas press clash is invoked as Col Lowry delivers a strong rebuke of judges blamed for a controversial decision. The piece frames the dispute as a partisan battle between rival factions within the press association and their supporters.
Denton county residents offered wheat and small grain storage insurance by W T Bailey & Co. Write, phone, or call at their office for coverage. Old phone 54 New phone 120.
Opinion outlines Texas lagging in education and public services compared with northern states. Calls for increased funding and reform across state institutions, urging unity and moral support from Texans to improve schools prisons and universities.
In Washington on July 7 a money panic orchestrated by Wall Street bankers was halted when Secretary McAdoo and President Wilson pledged a possible $500 million treasury loan to country banks. The move halted the panic and exposed the alleged planners behind the crisis.
The Weather Bureau in Washington notes Tornado freaks attract interest as data mount on cyclones of extreme strength. Historic cases show houses split, roofs torn, people carried or killed, and even a cow in flight. Tornado speed exceeds 200 miles per hour and mountains offer no shield.
A July clearance sale at Mrs Dickson's offers major savings on hats and hats accessories. Shoppers can find reduced prices across a range of millinery items with emphasis on seasonal selections and fresh styles.
The Aubrey Herald laments stingy town leaders who hoard wealth and choke growth. It praises enterprising, liberal citizens who fund business and public life, arguing thrift harms the economy and circulation of prosperity.
Cure claims for unsightly face spots and eczema with Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Healing begins instantly and doctors recommend it. Testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa says it cured a mad eczema on the forehead in two weeks. Guaranteed relief or money refunded. 50 cents. Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
The street cars will stop running at 9 o'clock tonight and will not resume operations before late tomorrow due to necessary repairs at the power house. Denton Traction Co.
The July clearance sale is underway at Mrs Dickson’s millinery parlors. Shoppers are invited to view the great values on a wide range of hats and related accessories.
A one armed man sits in a restaurant at noon and a neighbor notes his sleeve is loose. The man discovers his arm is missing, reacts with astonishment, while a classroom scene later ends with a boy named Tommy answering a history question about Mary and Edward V with Her little lamb as a follow up.
A pupil jokes that Ed and his uncle Willam would never finish a task due to fish stories. An editor urges using a real name for a manuscript, but the author says money matters, noting his wife would be the one who benefits if the work is published under his name.
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