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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
2
A public notice states that any erroneous reflection on a firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. It notes a charge of $1.00 and mentions the price tag of $2.00 in relation to the notice.
In Denton on October 11 1915 editors praise the Dallas fair for ten years of press access and cordial relations. The return of a former cub to the society desk is noted and the paper promises broader local church news without charges. The posting notes the editor’s relief from extra work and a commitment to publish church news freely.
At the Dallas fair three Denton days are listed October 27 for Denton county, October 28 for North Texas Normal Day, and November 1 for 1 A day. A citizen suggested combining all three into one event to showcase 1000 Normal College, 500 CIA, and 1000 Denton county participants and promote a Denton Dallas inter urban.
The Port Smith Times-Record questions the Dallas Times Herald rule on paid church notices while noting newspapers provide substantial church support. It argues church news benefits readers and should be treated as regular news, with notices funded by publishers reflecting costs and labor.
A local dealer announces a temporary sale on diamonds before an October 1 tariff increase to 20 percent. He claims buyers can save money by purchasing now from his large stock bought at 1-4 to 2 1 2 karats, direct from the cutter, before prices rise under the new law.
After review of claims from all gubernatorial candidates the Brownwood Bulletin endorses Will H. Mayes for governor Record and Chronicle. Mayes is editor and owner of the Bulletin and supports his own vision of the state’s leadership. Distinct opinions appear from the McKinney Examiner and Dallas outlets on Governor Colquitt’s convict road labor plan and its statewide implications.
At a Fort Worth meeting of the Normal College regents the contract for a temporary model school was awarded to George Harris of Denton for about 4000 dollars. Construction will start immediately, six rooms in a one story frame building, planned for occupancy before January 1. Architects Dr. Bruce and G. A. Endress attended. a 50000 dollar appropriation was vetoed by the Governor.
About 200 men gathered at Fannin county jail seeking a negro charged with assault on Mrs Beasley near Ladonia last week. The jail was searched but the prisoner had already been moved several days earlier.
An advertisement for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment touts rapid relief for eczema itching rashes ringworm and tetter. It declares the ointment doctor prescribed not experimental and lists Dc Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis as distributors.
Try our grocery service and see how well you will be satisfied. Call us over either phone No. 7 Turner Bros.
We represent top fire insurance companies and can provide details when requested. Ensure you have enough money to replace what may be lost to fire or wind by securing suitable coverage.
Hundreds of troops faced the chamber as Senor Aldape read Huerta's reply to the deputies' resolution. It said the president could not do more than deem the resolution unjust aggression and a breach of the powers. Senators then signaled willingness to comply, later withdrawing the move.
An Associated Press dispatch from Laredo reports a two day battle about fifty miles south of the city with many casualties on both sides. Federal forces admit five dead including a lieutenant yesterday.
Associated Press dispatch from Eagle Pass reports that constitutionalists defeated federals in a battle near Las Vacas. Federals were said to have been ambushed in the engagement.
Pearsall reports Caso Gonzales found guilty of complicity in the murder of Deputy Sheriff Ortiz and sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary.
Reports from El Paso say about 6,000 Federals under Generals Caraveo Mancilla and Jose Salazar fought rebels led by Generals Chao and Hernandez at Diaz, with a claimed Federal victory. Forces proceed to retake Torreon as 9,000 troops head there from Chihuahua per Blanquet.
E C Brito former governor of Campeche Mexico was released by U S Commissioner Brown as extradition proceedings continued on charges of murder arson and robbery Brito claimed Mexican authorities aimed to prevent him joining the Constitutionalists yesterday's release occurred in New Orleans Louisiana
Friends of Gen. Orozco and Gen. Salazar, former rebel chiefs now leading federal troops, received word from Chihuahua that both commanders were slated for execution for alleged disloyalty to the Federal government.
El Paso reports Captain Jose Robles was executed two days ago about ten miles south of Juarez on charges of bridge burning and dynamiting.
A quoted line from the New York Press notes that egotism has derailed many notable figures on their path to success, reflecting a cautionary perspective on self-importance.
The article argues that manufacturing concentrates in large cities, risking congestion and loss of community. It praises merchants as vital links between farmers and the outside world, supporting schools, churches, utilities, tax funds, and local welfare while buffering communities from life’s misfortunes.
Beverly Rodgers recalls West Collin beginnings from Tennessee migration in 1850. He details rock soil layout near Frisco, Coxe Creek, mule and wagon farming, early mills, first church, Bethel camp meetings, and a 14 year school run by Rev. W. Allen drawing 600 to 800 pupils from multiple counties.
The record states the area consumes 750 million dollars annually in manufactured goods and 680 million of that total is produced by manufacturers within the state.
I will be eighty years of age Dec 18 and our posterity is as follows: Children 12, grandchildren 63, great grandchildren 23. Counting myself and deceased wife makes even 100.
An ical ad promotes Herbine for liver and bowels with a 50 cent price and Br. H. Garrison as seller. A Cali fornia oranges shipment is announced by Paschall's. A quip from the Kansas City Journal contrasts old time modesty with a modern fad. A Daily bargain is offered at 40 cents monthly.
Great care is exercised here to turn out satisfactory watch repair work using quality materials. The man in charge has technical and practical experience for reliable service. All work guaranteed and delivered on time.
A cheeky exchange about dressing well appears alongside advertising lines for imported cheese and California oranges. The notice mentions Paschall's store offerings and a phone contact Phones 6, suggesting a local shop window with promotions and playful copy.
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