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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
4
A historical note suggests choosing the most popular phone model during installation. Grocers and tailors report 3 to 5 times more business with the new phone versus the old one, reflecting consumer preference and perceived value.
The Harrison troupe led by Mr and Mrs Harrison starts a Lindell lot tent show next Monday night in Beeville. Charlie and Gertrude Harrison star, write and perform all plays, promising the largest best tent with superior seating and equipment. Crowd praise and orderly conduct noted. orchestra and daily band concerts draw big crowds.
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is advertised as restoring hair growth on bald or thinning scalps. The ad claims roots are not dead, hair is stimulated and nourished, and dandruff and irritation are relieved. A money back guarantee offers full refund if not satisfied. Two sizes 50c and 1.00. O. M. Curtis Rexall Store. Carnival on college campus set for April 22.
Community event appeals to Elks members with a double extra attraction by a well known entertainer to accompany a slate of prominent speakers. Admission urged for not missing the event.
April 20 field day at Normal College blends music by the Normal band with a full program of running events from 50 to 2 miles. Boys and girls compete in sprints, relays, high and broad jumps, shot put and hammer, plus a water fight by the fire company. Organizers include Prof. Legett C L Davis and Mrs Blanton.
Readers praise our lawn mowers for their many good points and reliability. A special feature is highlighted, inviting inquiry to learn more about what sets them apart.
A display showcases Uncle Sam currency types including old coins and fractional denominations with a historical flair. It features a Maryland era $1 shin plaster minted under King George by an act of the Assembly, highlighting colonial and early American coinage.
Readers are invited to the CIA carnival on campus offering a shoot the chutes ride and a merry-go-round to thrill attendees with a lively on campus fair atmosphere.
A. W. Robertson of Little Elm states the proper date for decoration day at Little Elm cemetery is May 1, not the first Sunday in May as previously published.
A Sunday dinner offer promotes a meal at Ideal Restaurant serving Denton County guests and students on the campus area. The notice invites attendance on April 22 and highlights a refined dining experience for the community.
Real estate transfers list S Loveless and wife to Florence Garrison for lots 18 19 20 block 10 Justin for 1000 dollars. J A Orr and wife to D Jones and wife for PDS Sory creek south of Treton. Lee Fool and wife to Wm Stewart for lot 10 block 32 College addition Denton for 260 dollars. Also local grocer note and a restaurant notice about Sunday dinner at Ideal Restaurant.
The document outlines a convention call stating precincts gain one vote in the county convention for every twenty five votes cast for Colquitt in 1910 and the county receives one vote in the state convention for every two thousand three hundred votes. It mentions State Chairman Williams and County Chairman Ed F. Baies.
Bethel news from April 16 reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Mason of Bartonville to Bethel. Local residents such as Myrtle Huggins Ras inks Singleterry and Len Roberson attended church and visited relatives in nearby towns. Several families from Waketon Bartonville Jarza Lewisville Denton Flower Mound and Garza are mentioned as past or near residents calling on Bethel.
A Sixteenth District Court filing shows M. J. Reynolds seeks a divorce and injunction against R. G. Reynolds. Judge Potter granted the in chambers injunction in Gainesville. A grocery ad from Long & King appears in the text.
Curtis offers a premium candy lineup from Liggett Allegretti and Nunn aiy with a special refrigerator display. The ad emphasizes care and presentation to persuade customers the product proves a man of judgment and devotion to his girl. Alligrettis Fluff and Ruffles priced at $1.00 with free delivery.
Many farmers begin corn planting in Pecan. Jason Sanders visited. Carlton and wife traveled to Sanger. Mrs. Cherry returned to Louisiana. Mrs. J A Gibbons and daughter from Argyle are in town. Births recorded at F N Riney’s home. Ruth Sparks hosted friends Saturday night. Pord Crumpton of Aubrey and several locals visited Argyle and Krum area. The Ideal Restaurant serves bread that “teases.”
A meeting is called for Denton County residents favorable to Champ Clark to organize a campaign club at the district courtroom Saturday afternoon. J M Givens of Pike County praises Clark support in Texas, claims Wilson and Harmon out of the race.
A concise business notice states growth comes from efficiency service and quality merchandise at right prices. It invites customers to try their service and highlights Phones 44 as a call to action.
A long sanitary cabinet for bulk groceries showcases a clean, insect free storage system. Turner Bros promotes right prices and service and invites customers to inspect the cabinet and experience their grocery offerings.
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