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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invites corrections for any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations appearing in its columns and asks readers to report them to the publishers for prompt correction and clarification.
Readers note a link between national politics and local education. Denton County districts push for school improvements through special taxes and bonds while resisting bond opposition, aiming to fund longer terms and replace aging red brick schools with modern facilities.
The piece criticizes the mistreatment of suffrage supporters in Washington and condemns police conduct while acknowledging positive shifts. It notes the parade sparked backlash that could shift some to favor the broader equal rights effort, highlighting mixed public reaction from observers in the Record and Chronicle and Waco News.
Years of grocery service show the grocer must provide good goods efficient service and fair prices. We are expanding yearly proving solid business. Phone your grocery needs at phones 44.
More dictionaries arrived at the Rec ord and Chronicle office boosting stock for readers and researchers. Officials said the fresh batch improves access across departments and supports ongoing educational programs.
The advertisement urges moderate eating to protect the stomach and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets and Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. It promises money back if not satisfied and claims the tablets relieve acidity, aid gastric juice, strengthen digestion, and improve nutrition. Three sizes priced 25 cents 56 cents and $1, sold only at the store.
An old advertisement extols Pape’s Diapepsin for sour, gasy, upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims relief in five minutes and encourages readers to carry a fifty cent case for fast, harmless relief and better meals.
Plainview reports a light rain last night. Mrs A Ball visited her sister in Haslet. The Fifth Sunday meeting starts Thursday night. Rev Webb of Fort Worth gave a temperance talk Sunday. E E C Bishop visits Krum. Walter Murdock and A C Hudgine go to Krum. Mr and Mrs W P Gipe hosted a singing for youths Sunday night.
An advertisement targets women worn out by modern life, urging Vinci cod liver and iron tonic without oil to rebuild appetite, digestion, and blood. Testimonial from Mrs. W. G. Ritchie of Pitchogue New York praises the product. Denton pharmacy O. M. Curtis guarantees a refund if it fails. Saxo Salve also promoted for pimples and blotches.
The Summer Silo becomes a key aid to supplement summer pastures and sustain herds through drought heat and flies. Experts and leading papers urge its use noting pasture depletion, trampling losses, and the labor savings of silage.
Prof Frazer from the Illinois station urges farmers to use corn silage to provide green feed during drought. He notes silage saves labor, concentrates harvest, and allows a field to supply feed from one planting. Silage can be opened as pasture fails and preserved for winter use.
The article argues that small diameter silos provide a reliable summer feeding source to supplement scarce pastures. It cites drought in 1910, reduced milk flow, and Wisconsin experiments, noting silage preserves forage quality for years and increases milk production. It highlights silage ease of use and proximity to the stable.
If Your House Should Burn Tonight asks owners to test if their insurance fully protects against loss. W. T. Bailey & Co. agents offer guidance on insurance values, with contact via both phones.
An editorial from Wallace’s Farmer cites a farmer’s experience with a two year old silo, proving silage can keep through summer with minimal waste. It argues silage is as staple as old wheat, safeguards milk and flesh during dry spells, and urges proper silo construction and filling for summer use.
March notes from Lewisville show Sim Smith returning to school in Wauhachie and numerous residents traveling to Denton Grapevine Dallas Ardmore Fort Worth and Ardmore Oklahoma. The Metho dist revival ended Monday evening and several locals hosted or visited relatives and friends in nearby towns.
In a hurry for groceries call us for immediate service. Phones 44. Long & King handle quick orders and delivery inquiries.
The article notes it would be advisable to reduce the diameter in the design of a summer silo, since two inches of storage suffices in winter and the summer silo should be proportionately smaller to fit the season's needs.
Mrs. Frank Grace known as Grandma Grace died suddenly Saturday night at age 74 after cooking supper. She had lived in the Denton County area since childhood and is survived by seven children. Funeral services were held Monday with interment at Smith cemetery. Amor Hardin suffered bruises when a young horse ran away with him.
The note suggests keeping the phone number 44 in mind to streamline grocery shopping. It mentions LONG and KING as potential names or brands connected to the reminder. The item reads as a simple mnemonic or diary-style prompt without further context.
A Den ton store advertisement in the advertising column drew many replies from readers during the week. The notice invites inquiries and orders via the listed contact details.
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