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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and notes mailing details. It includes a notice to the public offering corrections for any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations published in its columns.
The Greenville Banner notes Katy railroad plans to extend the East line west to Denton after payout of a forfeiture suit. Manager Webb says the Westward extension from McKinney would open a fertile, virtually virgin rail corridor, with a $50,000 bonus declined as a sign of strong growth.
In today’s column the East Line revival is described as a long hoped for path for Denton. The piece criticizes unreliable builders and promoters and argues for steady, legitimate development after decades of discussion and tentative plans.
A letter argues cheap money is needed for Texas farmers who owe about 200 million. It claims the homestead exemption raises interest costs and that Eastern money avoids Texas laws, while noting most farm loans at 4 5 or 6 percent come from Eastern sources and middlemen inflate the borrower’s rate. It concedes some revision to the homestead law but defends the principle.
The ad promotes a policy by W. T. Bailey & Co. guaranteeing indemnity for losses from fire or wind. It emphasizes no quibbling and easy access, inviting visits or a phone call to discuss obtaining the bond. Old phone 54, new phone 120.
The piece argues that rates will stay high until local competition lowers them. It foresees 4 to 5 percent money in Texas when farmers have funds to lend to neighbors, akin to Kansas. Lenders’ agents would surrender part of commissions for fairness, while praising the homestead law as a Texas pride.
The Commercial Secretaries tabulated Denton county dairy data showing 1 987 012 gallons of milk and 671 168 pounds of butter produced annually. The report notes 3164 dairy cows valued at 326 164 and 2774 yearling heifers expected to mature as milk cows. Texas dairy production is stated as 30 percent below consumption, with total annual Texas production valued at 36 162 500 dollars.
Denton reader W. W. Billingsley testifies after measles left his kidneys weak and frequent. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills at J F Raley & Co and reports improved health. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
An advertisement from Paschall's promotes a new canned tuna fish product claiming it is better than salmon and invites customers to order a can or two by phone.
An advertisement claims Pr King’s New Life Pills relieve constipation promptly and restore bowel health. Sanbury, Pa., resident John Supsie endorses them for constipation indigestion and liver complaint and recommends them to all. Price 25 cents, recommended by J F Raley & Co.
Turner Bros advertises Beechnut olive oil in 36c 50c and one dollar twenty five cent sizes. Phone contact provided for orders.
An advertorial pitch promotes delicate antique cameos handed down in families, praising their beauty and historical links to great-grandmothers. It invites readers to view stock, noting great artistic merit, and offers moderate prices.
May 26 marks first simultaneous baccalaureate day for the two Denton state colleges. Rev. Dr. William States Jacobs of Houston will preach at the C I A auditorium for the college, while Rev. Dr. W E Harrison of Abilene preaches at the Normal College. Local churches will mostly dismiss morning services to attend.
Mrs Howard Wagner of Milton Pennsylvania writes her druggist about Vinci cod liver and iron medicine curing a two month cold and nightly cough. After six bottles she reports stronger health, weight gain, and better sleep with no more coughing. O M Curtis Denton assures Vinci satisfaction or money back. Stop scratching Saxo Salve advertised as well.
W. M. Strong announces a new line of winter hosiery and underwear from a mill source. He claims the stock is the finest offered and promises new patterns and samples soon for local trade.
Por the Weak and Nervous, Tired and nervous men and women would feel energetic and have appetite if they use Electric Bitters. It aids stomach, liver and kidneys and is praised by Mrs. O Rhinevault who calls it a great gift. Get a bottle to see the health difference. 50c or 1. Recommended by J. F. Raley & Co.
An old ad notes MacLaren’s Imperial cheese in porcelain jars handy for unexpected guests. It suggests the product makes a fine lunch and is priced at 10 cents per jar with a phone contact 86 at PAS CHALL’S.
An advertisement touts ethine double strength as a guaranteed treatment to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with an ounce typically sufficient to clear skin, with money back guarantee if results fail.
A Normal auditorium program by the Normal musical groups directed by Prof. H. M. Snow drew a large audience. Absent quartet member caused two pieces to be replaced. light troubles briefly silenced the hall, but audience remained responsive as all numbers earned enthusiastic praise.
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