Notice to the Public on Corrections
A notice states that erroneous reflections on any person or corporation will be corrected upon being brought to the publishers’ attention. The text appears to be a generic disclaimer within a newspaper notice.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1913
Page
2
A notice states that erroneous reflections on any person or corporation will be corrected upon being brought to the publishers’ attention. The text appears to be a generic disclaimer within a newspaper notice.
The Record and Chronicle urges Denton residents to plant shade trees in fall rather than spring, arguing fall plantings survive heat better and enhance the city’s charm. The note defends the paper’s role in town improvement and recalls local road bond elections, postal savings bank effects, and rural farming concerns.
The editorial urges extending an interurban line to McKinney with support from Gainesville and local towns like Krum and Slidell. It argues the project benefits Denton, Fort Worth, and regional commerce, while noting dairy industry growth in Denton County and the high milk output of Ayrshire cows.
Clarksville News and Honey Grove Citizen compare deposits with Bonham, noting Clarksville around 749000, Honey Grove 646000, Bonham 606000, while Denton tops the region but trails Bonham in total deposits. The Record and Chronicle comments idle money is pointless unless put to work. Bonham News invites readers to see Bonham’s active money.
A produced film by Thomas A. Edl son in cooperation with the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis depicts the spread of fake consumption cures like Coneura. It follows Gregory Cort and family, Nellie Linn, Beth and Ed Grant as they confront the swindle and seek reform and recovery, with a Christmas Seals drive backdrop.
Harper's Weekly lauds Senator La Follette for voting with Democrats on the tariff, noting his long career of principle, sacrifice, and courage. The piece asserts his stance strengthens his influence and signals the need for his leadership within the Republican Party.
Free trial treatment and full information offered by Frontier Asthma Company. Contact Room 102 Buffalo, New York for details about the no charge program.
John Swartz offers a Thanksgiving sale with deep discounts on photography. 8x10 sepia portraits priced at $15 each, 12 8x10 family groups for $10, cabinet photos per dozen available, and more. Work guaranteed. Over Postoffice. Kanady Seed House. ic Cee ees.
A readied program titled Whither goest thou unfolds at the Princess Theatre Monday with afternoon and night showings.
The notice urges securing sufficient insurance before Thanksgiving to avoid spoilage if a fire occurs. It promises prompt loss payments from the companies if policies are placed.
A Denton public weigher named J C Brownlow testifies that after using Dean's Kidney Pills for backache he found relief and continued to buy more at a local drug store. The ad promotes the product as effective, priced at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sole agents.
Mrs Joza Dickson announces a sale of her entire stock of trimmed hats starting immediately and continuing until all hats are sold. Inspect the collection in person.
A Denton advertisement from Long and King pledges to please housewives and urges non customers to call 44 to see how well they will be served. The notice emphasizes customer satisfaction and direct phone outreach.
James Wetsel dies at his home five miles south of McKinney on November 20 1913 at age 85 after a long life as a farmer and miller. He married at 25 to the daughter of Wiley Duger and left fourteen children, with many descendants in Texas. He served in Capt Dave Hayne's company during the Civil War and is remembered for pioneer farming, stock raising and local hospitality. Funeral rites were held at the family home and burial was in Pecan Grove cemetery.
John Hay portrays Jim Bludso as a reckless yet loyal engineer who sacrifices himself aboard the Prairie Belle during a Mississippi riverfire. The poem celebrates duty over saintliness, with Bludso dying to save others while villagers remember his flawed but steadfast character. A nearby ad touts a Wizard Triangle Polish Map and a Jersey cow for sale by Turner Bros.
Letter from B. H. Gordon, care General Delivery, invites the person aiming to build buy or improve property in Denton. He also promises a story for anyone paying high interest rates and signs off with contact details.
Notice invites customers to a Wednesday sale at L. D. Smith Selly Fruit offering bananas at low prices due to overstocking. First arrival secures a bargain. Local ad-like notice uses casual tone.
Summary of the Sept. issue excerpt explaining how the Federal Migratory Bird Law preempts state rules, with Texas Zone 2 specifics. It outlines closed seasons for waterfowl and migratory insectivorous birds, penalties, and deployment steps under President Wilson, noting state laws remain in force for non migratory birds.
H Dp Ely of Bantam Co suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation. He refused and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort, later reporting his foot was completely cured. Arnica salve advertised for burns cuts bruises eczema 25c. Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
One of the strongest musical numbers in this year's lyceum course draws attention. Messrs. Evans and Fischer have attracted notice for their concerts across the musical world.
Wisconsin prison warden Daniel Woodward analyzes 62 years of lifers at Waupun. He finds 5 percent eventually win freedom, with pardons, court releases, paroles, commutations, or escapes shaping outcomes. Thirty percent pardoned after about nine years. fourteen remain paroled after twenty seven years. most die in prison or go insane.
Property deeds show multiple transfers in Denton and surrounding surveys. Buyers include Crockett, Lamberth, King, Juretta Luginbuhke, Wheeler, Beaty, Bell, Nowlin, Brage, Keller, and Kirkland with parcels ranging from 46 acres to 140 acres and prices up to 82 185 dollars.
An old time hair darkening mix named Weveths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold by drug stores for about a half dollar. It promises natural dark color and shine, plus relief for dandruff and itchy scalp, with easy application and speedy results.
The Princess theater shows a three reel picture titled the persecution of the Christians, presented Monday afternoon and evening. The film covers events from after the crucifixion through the apostles era to Nero’s reign, compiled entirely from Que Vadis.
Mrs Chas Seliriefer of 1890 Himrod Ave Brooklyn reports her daughter improved after Vinol treatment. Four bottles gained six pounds in three weeks. Ad claims Vinol combines cod liver oil with iron to build strength and blood. Money back if no benefit offered by M Curtis, Druggist.
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