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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
4
A resume shows a busy session with many civil and criminal orders. The four week criminal period included several jury trials and two murder cases. Thirteen penitentiary sentences were imposed. civil docket saw numerous continuances and dismissals. several divorces granted amid other decisions.
Sick headaches sour stomach and indigestion vanish after taking Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They purify the blood and restore vigor. Each pill helps, every box guaranteed. Price 25e. Recommended by J. F. Raley & Co.
The April 15 Little Elm column notes frost damaged corn and gardens while farmers shift to cotton. Obituary mentions B F McKnight buried at Dickson cemetery beside Denton visitors and funeral attendance. Local residents including the Richeys, Page, Erwin, Massey, and Rihey family members are listed with travel and visits around Denton and Aubrey. A Denton trade excursion practice scene is also hinted with the band preparing to perform Wednesday.
A mnemonics note suggests keeping phone 44 in mind for quick grocery planning. Long and King are referenced as perhaps the note’s signatories or creators. The text is brief and lacks concrete actions beyond memory aid use for shopping.
An advertisement offers a home asthma cure trial with full information free of charge from FrontiersAthma Company located in Room 107 Buffalo New York.
J. W. Stuart traveled to Dallas while Sunnydale prepares for a two day missionary rally at Alton starting Monday. A dinner and all day services are planned for Tuesday with Mrs. M. A. Vaughn attending the Decatur Presbytery and visits from Denton residents. Farmers report cotton planting and local residents, including Mr. King, improving.
When you're in Denton come up to Wilson-Hann Co upstairs to view the new and pretty spring and summer wares by Joza Dickson and others.
Plainview on April 15 notes farm activities with cotton planting. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Fr J Gipe returning from Moody visit and Miss Fanny Donald of Lewisville visiting her brother. Bert Hudgings of Denton visited A C Ball and family. Denton visitors include Marvin Hare, Rev A R Anderson, Bob Miller, and Mrs GH Smith.
The Methodist ladies hold a cake and candy sale at Harper Graham Co.'s grocery store on Friday and Saturday afternoons. Proceeds benefit church projects. The event features baked goods and sweets available to shoppers in the store.
In a hurry for groceries phone us for immediate attention at Phones 44. Visit Mrs. Dickson’s Mintinery Parlors upstairs at Wilson-Hann Co. in Denton for a spring hat, priced to please in appearance and cost.
President J H Lowry calls a Board of Regents meeting of the College of Industrial Arts in Denton on Friday. Topics include board reorganization acceptance of the New Household Arts and Science building and plans for next scholastic year. Members listed: J H Lowry Eleanor Brackenridge Wm Capps J C Coit Walter D Adams S P Harben Flora Cameron.
A historical advertisement claims Bucklen’s Armia Salve quickly heals burns bruises boils sores and all skin diseases. It mentions L H Haflin of Iredell Texas cured in four days and notes the product is recommended by J F Raley & Co for home use.
Mrs Joza Dickson of Wilson Hann Co invites customers upstairs to view the new spring and summer millinery styles. The display emphasizes fresh hats and fashion for the season.
April updates show Mr and Mrs Jim Peery traveling to Greenwood and several Fort Worth visitors. Measles epidemic reported. a 17 year old son of Mr Dill had a leg amputated after multiple breaks. Millinery promotions by Mrs Joza Dickson beckon shoppers with affordable, stylish hats.
A concise classified notice invites buyers to inspect listings for sale items and services. It outlines contact methods and payment terms, urging prompt responses from interested bidders.
A soda establishment invites patrons to renew acquaintance with its fountain this spring. It pledges careful cleanliness in beverage and ice cream preparation, welcomes service improvements, and plans to serve popular plus new drinks including Melba cream strawberry ice cream.
Misses Ethel Baker teaching at Proctor Miriam Matlock a graduate of the Normal college and Lottie Brashears teaching at Plainview were elected as three new grade teachers by the board Monday night subject to assignment.
F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, renowned truss specialist, will stay at the Cottage hotel in Denton Thursday only, April 17. He promotes the Spermatic Shield Truss as government approved for rupture relief and rapid closure, with free demonstrations for charitable cases and interested individuals.
Advance agent T R Shofner arrived in Denton to complete arrangements for the Lachman Greater Shows. The carnival, with six major attractions and fifteen smaller ones, a fifteen piece band, and new tents, will arrive Monday under the auspices of the Volunteer Fire Department.
Coughs and colds neglected can lead to lung trouble. Dr King's New Discovery offers relief from the first dose and cures the cough. An Alabama man's testimonial supports its life saving potential. Known for forty three years as the best remedy, priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, recommended by J. F. Raley & Co.
Uptown stores begin to decorate for the CIA homecoming starting Friday with red and white color schemes. Local merchants announce coordinated displays to welcome visitors and celebrate the event.
Reminder for families to bring prescriptions to be compounded with care. Emphasizes fresh pure drugs and skilled staff with long experience. Promises accurate work and delivery service to all city areas at any hour with no extra charge. Encourages new customers to try the store.
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