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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
Notice to the public in the Recording Chronicle offering correction of erroneous reflections about any firm individual or corporation upon notification to the publishers.
Diet and Health Hints explains that some animals and humans are "easy keepers" using food efficiently. Stockmen value easy keepers to cut costs, noting thorough mastication and occasional fasting reduce required intake and waste, aligning energy use with need.
The piece recounts the pot licker buttermilk debate sparked by Tom Gooch and the ensuing uproar over income tax changes. It notes Jim Lowry appealing to the Texas Press Association, warns of vigilante reputations, and cites the Waco Morning News condemning a Baltimore hotel firearms display as poor Texas publicity.
An insurance notice from W. T. Bailey & Co offers coverage for stored wheat and other small grains anywhere in Denton County. Contact details include old phone 54 and new phone 120 for written or phone inquiries.
Poem fragment reframes desire and reward beyond toil. It speaks of a future joy unseen, a holier treasure beyond grasp, and a guiding light that will arrive with time. The lines hint at patience, fate, and a distant, luminous hour.
A家庭 Fourth poem recalls a quiet celebration with crackers and recitations. Billy Bangs warns against loud firework use and ends up hospitalized after an accident. The narrator Josh Wink recounts the mishap with grim humor, noting injuries and resilience.
Minna Irving frames a night in the swamp where a cricket tunes a violin and a bullfrog carries a bassoon while a fall bug, locust, screech owl, and katydid join in a serenade ending with an operatic trill as the night winds down.
The king exits his horse and visits a miller who praises his own bread earning family and humble home. The miller explains the River Dee powers his wheel feeding his wife and children. The king concedes the miller is richer in happiness than his throne and rides away with gratitude as the miller sings.
Director Youngblood of the Texas Experiment Station outlines a persistent, seasonal program to eradicate Johnson grass. Start by crasing and plowing through spring to summer, then repeat during dry and cold months, followed by crop rotation and careful cultivation to exhaust roots. Continuous cutting and deep plowing for one to two years aims to eliminate infested spots.
The piece recounts the 1848 Icarian colony led by Dr. Adolph Gannough migrating from France to Denton area, their contract with Peters Colony, settlement efforts near Oliver Creek, and eventual failure due to wet 1849, disease, debt, and leadership disputes. It notes ranger protection, later dispersal, and Gannough family outcomes.
Southbound trains run at 6:25 a.m. limited service, 7:55 a.m. CPAPOT, 7:06 p.m. express, 3:35 p.m. limited. Northbound flyers at 9:45 a.m., 2:30 p.m. limited, 4:42 p.m. special. Dallas Branch schedules show north and south timings.
A short verse expresses mixed emotion with hope amid trouble. The speaker notes the world is good, despite looming difficulties, and envisions a future rest and joy to come. Names included: Frank UL Stantom.
In a Baltimore American report a heated exchange questions how seriously gas bill amounts should be weighed. The respondent dismisses the sums as a light matter, prompting debate over financial stakes and civic concern.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript notes Shaw naming his dog Paradox because as a pointer he proves to be a disappointer.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a saying attributed to Tommy Mamma about economy as a virtue taught by a husband and practiced by a wife, illustrating domestic financial ethics in print.
A brief item notes Justin handling additional dictionary acquisitions at the Record and Chronicle office. No further details on dates or figures are provided.
On Tuesday a child offered a reward for her lost fox terrier. On Wednesday she recovered her own Bouncer and eight other dogs, illustrating how Want ads can prompt fast results.
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