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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
2
Erroneous reflections about any firm individual or corporation in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected when brought to the publishers' attention.
In Pendon Texas on April 4 1913 suffragettes favor a passive approach over militancy. The Boehmer bill could widen support by removing voting disabilities. if enacted, some men who oppose equality may shift to support removing barriers for women to vote.
Advertisements promote Vinol cod liver and iron tonic tied to longevity and a cured elderly woman, plus a pediatric eczema salve Saxo Salve and a grocery note urging fresh strawberries. Denton druggist endorses Vinol with a money back guarantee.
Reports from El Paso state General Huerta agreed to appoint Pedro Lascurain as provisional president to serve out the uncompleted term of Madero. The move aims to satisfy various revolutionary factions. Also notes Pasgschall markets with fresh pink tomatoes and crisp green lettuce available in ice boxes and invites orders.
A Denton county trade excursion travels from Krum to Slidell and Sanger with a large turnout and interurban hopes. Speakers urge closer ties, school quality, and county-wide cooperation while the group faces travel delays and minor car troubles.
A Turner Bros advertisement offers a selection of fancy cakes crackers and other goods in sealed fresh boxes and invites customers to call their phone numbers.
An insurance promo urges readers to secure Fire and Tornado coverage promptly with W. T. Bailey & Co. It highlights timely action and mentions old and new phone numbers for contact.
Revival services at First Methodist Church drew crowds with Rev C C Young of McKinney slated to preach tonight. The pastor urged consecration loyalty and rallying to support the meeting. The weekly choir rehearsal is set for 7 pm.
Paschall's announces a fresh shipment of spring vegetables in stock this morning and invites customers to request anything they want from the selection.
North Texas Gas Co advises customers to contact the office if gas results are unsatisfactory. They state they will dispatch Miss Walker to homes for adjustments to ensure proper gas service.
A cyclone struck the Gaffords Chapel area west of Sulphur Springs in Hopkins County. It damaged several residences and injured Mrs. H. Edwards who shielded her baby during the incident. the child escaped unharmed.
A fresh batch of dictionaries arrived at the Record and Chronicle Office as part of ongoing supply distribution. Officials note improved availability for readers and students across the region.
Friday morning at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convention featured chapel exercises and talks on college publications. Miss Angie Owsley spoke on woman in journalism, with Baylor and Trinity winners announced for prize story, essay, and poem.
Five hundred fifty tickets were sold Thursday night at the opening of the new B airdome. Manager Berry received many compliments on the interior design and usher uniforms. Cement walks and potted plants enhanced the inviting atmosphere, with electric lights and the illuminated name plate adding charm. During the show, Berry asked several noisy patrons to leave, after which the audience could enjoy the pictures without interruptions.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe, tasty laxative for kids and grownups. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels, improve liver activity, and relieve biliousness without harsh drugs, urging mothers to refuse alternatives and ask for the California Fig Syrup Co product.
Lost knot pin with chip diamond center left at office reward. Lost purse about 320 near Garza home. Rewards offered for return to this office. Found gold wishbone pin at this office. pay for ad. Mrs Ashley Lewisville Route 2 requests return and reward.
Rent notice states an eight room house near Normal College with contact via new phone 252 white. tfc
A notice seeking a white woman to cook, contact J. B. Turpin at new 268 blue 1B Stic.
John J A Lomax of Texas University lectured to the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association on "Songs of the Cowboy." His talk traced ancestral cattle herding memories and frontier emotions, stirring Denton townspeople and students with vivid prairie scenes and cowboy verse.
Wanted experienced sales ladies and salesmen at once for shots and men's furnishings. Permanent position is satisfactory. Apply at this office.
Rubber tired buggy in good condition offered for sale. View at 142 N Locust Street.
Classified notices list properties for sale including a six room house on North Locust street near central Denton with electric lights and contact F RK Graham. Also Mecca Cafe fixtures in Denton offered by G W Sanders as assignee. Additional entries include three parcels of land in Anson and Plainview Texas with cash offers and clear titles, and sale of genuine seed cotton and crops by John A Hann.
Local housing notice offers a five room house for $800.90 with a small down payment and balance payable like rent. Contact point listed as Dr. W. A. Jones for details.
An old classified style note advertises messenger service promising fast delivery for 1 dollar. It mentions contact WA Brashears and notes a clause about handling accounts for ten percent of money collected.
Feedstuffs including chops bran corn hay and other items offered by Arkansas Mill at 8 Elm St with prompt delivery and full measure. A power wood saw is available through the wood business and both phones are listed for contact.
A R McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns, old phone 361. Rents houses in north south fast and west.
Jake Johnson announces a new contact number 57 for his wood cutting service and mentions an old phone 2306 as a reference. He promises to saw your wood for you.
A concise Edison drama presents a moral lesson on family disruption, warning that those who trouble their own households will reap misfortune. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and consequences within domestic life.
Fred Moore invites patrons and friends to the clean neat shop now located at the Oatman hotel offering good honest service.
A reel opens with a Pathe Freres production featuring the water falls of Idaho. The second segment shows a race of people awaiting civilization, presented as an educational film.
A listing of acts and songs from a stage program featuring Augustus Carney The Gibraltar of fun and the Egssa way company. It includes items like Two-step Waltz Gold and Guvet Pub Candy Boston and selections from The Chocolate Soldier. Copyrighted publishers Witmark Remick Ascher and Berlin Snyder are noted with New York and Detroit affiliations.
John Keesee, proprietor of City Meat Market on West Oak Street, offers home delivery of fresh meat and invites customers to call for service.
Your text announces two top Jersey bulls for sale at Locknane's wagon yard on East McKinney Street with a cash season price of 150. A house and lot on Lula Street is also for sale. The ad adds a new phone number 350.
The notice advertises FREIGHT TRANSFER CO with office at Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street offering furniture moving and dray services with first class service and reasonable rates. Lester & Paschall are listed with Fox Bros offices and both phones for contact.
Sanitary milk and cream contact Portwood and Hodges by phone for service. New phone 426. Old phone 297.
An advertisement seeks scavenger work and instructs interested people to call the number 307 for arrangements. The terse note provides no further details on location or pay.
Henry Kaltruther offers wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking services on McKinney Street. The ad lists various crafts and repairs available from the tradesman.
Good car advertised for public service trips across North Texas. For details contact Ralev & Co. or call the new number 294. Ned Rector signs the notice.
A fine registered bull stands for service at the East McKinney Street wagon yard. Armstong and Far Ris advertise the animal for breeding on 27ac listing.
Investor seeks first and second lien notes with solid value. No red tape, no delays. Contact the office for details and possible purchase terms.
An office advertisement places W. N. Rowell and D. VV on the south side square above McCray's, indicating a business presence in that area. The clipped snippet suggests a local legal or professional office operate from that downtown block.
FOR SALE 15 PENCILED Runners 13 ducks and two drakes. 712 Mrs C V Spong Denton Texas. Black Or pinttons eggs $1 for 15. 39 Bernard New phone 335 white. Fawn and White Indian Runner duck eggs $1.50 per 13. Old phone 208 Nathan Evans 37 Texas St Denton Tez. White Indian Runner duck eggs for sale imported stock $6 per 18 other mating $5 and $4 utility $2. Let me send you some parcel post. Mitchells Barber Shop Denton Texas.
Advertisements offer two barred rock roosters from J. W. Miller Poultry Farm Freeport Illinois and hatching eggs for sale at stakes. Exes for hatching priced at 1.00 per 15. Also listed are white and brown Indian runner duck eggs at 1.25 per setting or 13. Mrs. R. G. Wrist and Mrs. B. T. Broun provide contact phones 205 and 363.
Denton Duck and Dairy Farm offers heavy laying Indian Runner ducks with eggs for setting at 1.50 dollars for 15 pearl white birds. New phone 357. Denton, operated by T. F. Jasper.
Denton resident R. R. Turner reports back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J F Raley & Co. Drug Store. He praises onward endorsements and notes continued success among others while urging buyers to choose Doan's, price five cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo holds U.S. rights.
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