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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invite readers to report any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations published in their columns for prompt correction by the publishers upon notification.
A dispatch notes that substituting 16 ounces of unmilled rice and a legume for 20 ounces of polished rice helped beri-beri in the Philippines. Advice favors unpolished rice with a small amount of fresh pulverized bran to aid digestion, prevent constipation, and provide protein.
The column notes unprecedented ten day sunless period and reports Roosevelt leading Taft and La Follette in the first U S presidential preference primary. It links Stilwell interview to a bankrupted railroad and comments on Dies' accusation against Bryan and Roosevelt. Texans express pride in the Texas delegation despite concerns over a successor.
The Houston Post denounces the Mississippi Legislature for demanding Senator Percy’s resignation as an uncalled for insult while noting no similar ire toward anti Vardaman efforts in Mississippi. Denton voters approve a $9 000 budget for North Side school repairs and sewerage at ward schools, urging strong support for a first class school system.
The Fort Worth City Federation of Women's clubs backs one woman for Behool Trustee. The speaker notes that trusteeship for public schools is a key office for women and praising Denton women's clubs for their contributions to city schools, including the provision of drinking fountains.
The Roosevelt governors listed include Gisesecock of West Virginia Aldrich of Nebraska Bass of New Hampshire Carey of Wyoming Osborn of Michigan Stubbs of Kansas Oddie of Nevada and Hadley of South Dakota.
A published list names Taft era governors Eberhart Minnesota Carroll Iowa Hay Washington Goldsborough Maryland Tower Pennsylvania Spry Utah Pennewell Delaware Pothier Rhode Island Deneen Illinois Mead Vermont while omitting Hooper Tennessee who distanced himself from Taft. The Record and Chronicle invites mayoral candidates to submit platforms and photos. only one has answered so far as the deadline nears.
The piece recalls past disputes between explorers like Amundsen and Scott and the Cook Peary controversy over polar firsts. It notes telegrams, doubts, and the enduring question of who first reached the Pole or believed lands were reached by Americus Vespucius Columbus or Vikings.
In a sunlit yard Frances converses with peers about polypus noses and ear horns while Billy and Jimmy tease. A stranger, Mr. Algernon Jones, arrives claiming aunt Minerva’s aid and offers to fix a water pipe as he follows Billy to the bath room, where tension and suspense rise.
Morning opens with sunshine and a call to judge new neighbors by deeds not appearances. The piece reflects on friendly Texan spirit and the absence of grouches as communities welcome change and welcome newcomers.
A quirky remark notes that spelling telephone poles as polis signals upcoming section time and hints at an aspirant. The line reflects playful wordplay and editor's eye for language quirks in print.
A remark about peering at women's heels as a way to gauge character is noted as a curious trait. The quote highlights a judgmental mindset and social etiquette concerns in a historical remark.
A young woman shops through many twenty dollar hats before selecting a final option marked down from six dollars. The scene highlights bargain hunting and retail color as observers note the moment.
Monday finds Jimmy in his front yard boasting of a near perfect record and promising to stay good as he deflects Billy at the fence. Sarah Jane irons nearby as Miss Minerva’s yard becomes a moral stage for promises and temptations.
Denton residents express strong support for Doan's Kidney Pills based on Mrs. A. Collins of 54 Stroud St who reports relief from kidney and back pain after using the pills from J. F. Raley-Co. Other family members also benefited. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The February term district court opened Monday afternoon with about sixteen cases on the first day. The week will close the Civil docket while the Criminal docket will be heard next week.
All light and power rents for the month ending March 1 are on due. Rates of company require jasme at office of Water, Light, and Power company at City Hall, on or before the 19th of the month. W. JI. GRADY, Supt.
The United States Supreme Court on March 11 upheld patent owners rights to impose license restrictions on how their sold articles may be used, reinforcing control over downstream usage.
J M Barber on Fast McKinney Street offers top cash prices for chickens and eggs and hunter supplies. Delivery available anywhere in the city. customers urged to bring their birds for the best market rates.
G Schablow sky sells his shoe shop to Fox Brothers and Company and will work at their shoe repairing department. He solicits the trade of former customers and others.
A restaurant advertises a regular dinner served daily for 25 cents. The notice highlights affordable meals and ongoing availability for diners seeking budget options.
Sheriff summons William Austin and others in a 1912 Denton County suit, Alliance Milling Co. v. Austin Ferguson Cawthorne heirs, to appear and answer a petition seeking title to two tracts in the Henry White survey. The case alleges clouded title due to unpaid vendor’s liens and disputed heirs and seeks removal of clouds and quieting of title.
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