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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
4
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Miss Ima Van Zandi visits Tioga and Miss Estella Harrison leaves for Pilot Point. Mrs. John Ewing visits Sherman. Olin Cunningham travels to Athens Tennessee. Residents attend the Normal. Miss Lena Moore heads to Faveratte Oklahoma. Jamey Butler returns from Peora Illinois. Families travel to Boulder Colorado Eureka Springs Arkansas Brownwood and more for visits, honeymoons, or prospecting trips.
Regular church services Sunday welcome all. Ponder and Krum contest fifth in a series next Saturday with several local players in attendance. County court reports no business Wednesday but trials set for the next two days and early next week. Merchants clean back premises per Health officer. wagons haul thrash Thursday. New district court suits include Bowldin versus Bowldin, Springfield versus Springfield, and Skiies versus Morrison. State teacher exams at Nor mal closed Thursday. about 306 students leave city today and Friday. An awning is being erected on the east side of the County Clerk office after the previous one was destroyed weeks ago.
City Superintendent Beaty released a full list of teaching assignments for next year across the district. High School staff includes A Logan as principal with Mathematics, R E Jackson History, L P Floyd Science, Miss Pearl West Latin, and others in English, Latin, and mathematics. Lee School adds primary and intermediate teachers, while Sam Houston School details arithmetic, geography, language and literature, and grade-level staffing. The Hiehas School will relocate to the former John B. Denton college building with Prof. A Logan as principal and Beaty's office at R E Lee school. The Domestic Science department gains new facilities and Miss Fain leads it with improved resources. The district aims to elevate the science program and expand facilities across campuses.
An appeal highlights how small sums like 1 dollar can start a savings account and build financial security. The text discusses benefits of banking service, expert advice, and timely loans, urging readers to begin saving today and consider larger amounts like 500 or 1000 dollars for future stability.
Victims suffer stomach, liver and kidney trouble with loss of appetite nervousness and fatigue. Henry Peebles of Henry Tennessee reports six bottles of Electric Etters gave him renewed strength and appetite, urging others to try it from the first dose. Only 50 cents at J F Raley Co.
Over the phone connect you with Long and King who solicit your grocery business. Turner Bros advertises fresh South Texas comb honey and fruit jars. They offer jars and rubbers for old jars and provide Turner Bros. phone contact.
E. N. Moorman, manager of the Majestic and Airdome theaters, offers a novel admission fee of 50 dead flies per child to attend a matinee. Children bring flies to the ticket office in a small box, filling a large jar as crowds applaud the pest-control stunt. The plan is praised as public spirited and linked to the city’s anti fly campaign.
A man from Neue Recherde Illinois was struck and killed by a fast express while sleeping on a railroad track. The tragedy highlights dangers of neglecting illness, with ads urging Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. A Floydada Texas user reports recovery from a severe cough after treatment. Trial bottle offered free through J F Raley & Co.
Denton Fire Department chief Beyett files annual report noting 32 alarms answered, 29 for fires and 3 false. Chemical engine used five times, 15 500 feet of hose laid, total department hours 39. Estimated loss from fires 27 000. Hose on hand 3 000 feet with 2 000 on reels, 350 at each state school, 300 reserve feet. Also includes a public notice about a streetcar schedule change for normal students.
Aged resident Carolie Craigler died Wednesday afternoon from typhoid fever after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 8 PM today with interment in City Cemetery.
Several candidates filed sworn itemized campaign expenditure reports as required by law. Amounts listed up to Thursday include Durin 111.59 for district clerk Ferguson 71.30 for county attorney Key 153.65 Wilson 24.70 Hoskins 65.00 Button 90.50 Gary 194.50 Reeve 112.20 for treasurer.
An ad claims strict adherence to both written and spoken statements and guarantees customer satisfaction. It touts thirty years of practical experience, inviting buyers to purchase with assurance and offering refunds if not satisfied.
A brief ad notes that Number 42 links customers to a grocery retailer seeking to satisfy shoppers. It urges readers to phone their next order to LONG and KING for service.
A brief classified notice invites customers to place grocery orders by phone for delivery or pickup. It emphasizes fresh, high grade goods at reasonable prices and requests customers to phone in their orders.
店 Smith's Restaurant promotes bread claiming quality and value with a confident promise of satisfaction in every loaf.
A new stock item arrives at Minnis featuring single initial gold embossed stationery. The set offers personalized letters with an elegant monogram suitable for home or office correspondence.
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