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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates for one month six months and one year with in advance payment. It also guarantees correction of any erroneous reflection about a firm individual or corporation published in the Record and Chronicle upon notification to the publishers.
Two people died at Peabody Kansas and 24 others were seriously ill from eating pressed chicken. The piece warns that non fresh meat is dangerous and that meat in cold storage can be more hazardous than decayed meat. Smoked fish and properly dried beef are less likely to cause ptomaine poisoning than refrigerated meats.
Pert Paragrapher Harris notes Roosevelt as the man who took the wet out of Nenet and suggests asking who put the dent in Denton. The county plans to send representatives to Dallas for the North Texas metropolis trip on June 11 with an aim of 100 cars, hoping to exceed that number.
Denton Record and Chronicle notes Judge Charles F Spencer serves as presiding officer of the district. The piece highlights his Wise County roots and the local interest in his performance, signaling community judgment to come.
Denton County sees 222 new automobile registrations in the year ending June 1 and 206 since the law began five years ago. About 100 of the 200 registered last year occurred from January to June 1912, with over 300 autos added in the past eighteen months. Current numbers suggest the year ending June 1, 1914, may exceed by at least 300 the present total. County farm values rose over a million dollars per year from 1900 to 1910.
Census data show 1916 farm property in Denton County valued at 27.6 million dollars with 74 percent in land, 12 percent farm buildings, 3 percent implements and machinery, and 11 percent other. Gain over the decade was 11.6 million dollars, 89 percent, behind the state’s 130 percent rise but over four times the national 20 percent average.
A compilation of satirical quips from multiple papers critiquing journalism, sports coverage, and editorials. It notes frustrations with tariff talk overshadowing home teams, and laments on dispatches and gendered newsroom roles. Includes an advertising closing line for Temple Garden Tea.
An advertisement explains a fire and wind damage indemnity bond offered by W. T. Bailey & Co. It promises guaranteed indemnity for losses and invites readers to visit or call Old phone 54 or New phone 120 for details.
Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee argues the American college must adapt for the twentieth century by combining scholarship with practical wisdom. He calls for graduates trained in culture and grit to lead in a new era, while Europe may learn from America. Alderman de Brurne of Ghent arrives in New York.
Local readers report rapid relief from backache using Dean's Kidney Pills. F F Rains of Hickory Street Denton confirms earlier public testimony after trial supply from J F Raley & Co Drug Store. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents for United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Visit the new studio to see the latest styles before your photo session. Special prices run until June 15 while popular prices and attentive service attract customers. Messages to TOM SWARTZ at the Fad Studio near the post office. A. P. Blankenship apologizes for a delay due to his daughter’s illness and asks customers to hold or write or phone. Long & King promote groceries with phones 44 and Turner Ros offer fruit jars with phones 7.
A bedtime tale recalls Princess Anne leaving the palace with a nurse distracted by guards. She meets farm children, shares mud pies, and enjoys simple play away from royal duties, leading to a late search and an invitation to future visits. The story underscores a child’s loneliness and imagination amid royal privilege.
June 38 reports from Aubrey mention J A Davis at a Fort Worth grain dealers meeting and many residents visiting Denton Dallas Denison and Fort Worth. injuries from a runaway horse, new hardware store, moving residents, and a recital with Mrs Maud Davis and Miss Mattie Archery mark a busy community update.
On Sunday morning in Stony, Joe Dalton married Miss Eula Fowler. The couple will live east of town after a trip to Justin to visit Eula's sister, Mrs. Jim Knight. Various locals, including Denton visitors and family members, are noted in brief society items.
Mr and Mrs T L Fagg returned to Abilene after visiting relatives in Lewisville. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs J H Eggeston on May 28. Ross Heister visited Dallas. P D Kennamer in San Benito. J M Hendrix E J Farmington J W Depgan and son Carl in Denton. Mrs R E Bradley visiting her mother in Jacksboro. M D Fagg Mrs Carlisle and kin attended a family reunion in Caddo Mills. Mrs J C Prescott and children from Frederick Oklahoma guests of O L Hamilton family.
Miss Minnie Stuart went to Denton and Miss Estelle Stuart also traveled to Denton. Wheat harvest continues as rain is hoped for. A Mexican worker cutting wood for O. W. Roach died Wednesday and the romans were buried in Shiloh cemetery. Rev. Thompson of Roanoke preached at Alton Sunday.
June 4 Corinth reports fine harvesting weather with crops needing rain. Cotton chopping is in full blast and labor unavailable. Health good with no new measles cases. Locals joined an unveiling at Garza. visitors include Miss Crowder of Denton and families of Fowler Blakeley Garrison McPherson Garrison Garrison Denton Plano.
The first meeting was held on the Methodist dorm lawn with Mrs. L. P. Smith in charge. Miss Mabel Howell, Miss Mary De Bardeleben, and others led talks on why a school of missions and the scope of instruction. Daily sociology, Bible studies, domestic science, and a lecture by Dr. Charles T. Collyer on Weird Ways of Korea followed at the College of Industrial Arts.
June 2 report notes hot weather drying gardens quickly and speeding grain harvest. Fall oats cut and wheat nearly ready. statement attributed to J. R. Couser and R. J. Wilson.
Mr and Mrs Clark Fitzhugh visited his brothers. A B Minnerly and son Willie in Denton. W H Cope bought out the Cope estate. Mrs Wylie Wilson ill. M Burch family and others in Dallas. Mrs Luther Moncrief and children in Denton. Jesse Minnerly in Fort Worth. A special school tax of 25c voted in district. S F Vaughn ill. A C Sitz in Denton.
June 2 Little Elm farm activity notes show cotton chopping underway as farmers harvest. Miss Emma Square Winnie Walker and Garrett Walker were in Frisco. Children day exercises set for next Sunday at 11 a.m. at M E church with a planned program. Mrs Mina Stroup and children and Mrs Sarah Buttom attended Oak Grove children's day. Annie Miller of Frisco visited. Lee Hart visiting Hutchins.
Farmers are cutting wheat and oats in Krum and nearby areas. Walter Wilson of Pilot Point is visiting D. 8. Donald. G. B. Barnett was in Lewisville. Mrs. Fannie Hareiggick. Among those in Denton were G.
The article lists residents and visitors such as B. Barnett A C Ball A R Anderson Bob McGraw Misses Gay Dean and Alpha Ball at Denton Normal and Moody. Mrs Duncan returns to Moody after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs C Q Bryant host young people. Joe Thomas returns from Haskell where he attended school.
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