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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
3
Rental notice for a furnished front room next to a boarding house at 3 8 W Mulberry Street. Contact J O Berry for inquiries.
Classified ad listing a 3 horsepower DC motor, 220 volt and 110 volt items, two ceiling fans, a hot water heater with tank, all in good condition. Apply Palace of Sweets. 104¢
W F E Botts graduate veterinarian announces office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop with S Elm Lipscomb block. New phone 269 and residence phone 132 replace old 486.
A light rain fell Sunday with limited stock water. Residents in town include Mrs. W. H. Jolley and Lucy, Miss Emma Prewitt, Elliott Moore in Dallas business college, Mrs. Eula Moore and children visiting Laura Brown, Benton Jolley in Denton, Artill Lane visiting Wichita Falls, Amp Chambers and wife visiting Mrs. A. C. Wilkerson near Justin, Alex McMakin and J. A. King in Argyle, and farmer Thomas Harmon 56, died of Brights disease and buried at Shiloh after moving from Mississippi 22 years ago. Turner Bros advertise fresh Christmas fruit cake supplies.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins near Mingo a girl is reported. A cold snap brings temperatures near freezing Wednesday morning. J. M. Sanders of Garza buys Riley Bros. drug store. Mr. Saoders also buys a drug store in Upshur county with Jimi Kiley of Garza to manage. Mrs. E. D. Curtis hosts this afternoon for Miss Lena Hoskins, soon to marry William Jackson of Dallas. Hoskins is daughter of Judge Sam H. Hoskins. Clyde Elbert, son of G. W. Elbert, serves aboard the U S S California and has sent a copy of The Grizzly Bear magazine to the Record and Chronicle.
Miss Katherine Bass visited Fort Worth Monday afternoon. Mrs F B McMat is visiting Denton relatives this week. J F Keyte left for Chicago for game business. Mrs Arthur Ray for any children visits her father. George W Bowman near Waco. Drye Robinson of Tulsa and Mrs J F Johnson of Austin visit their mother Mrs F B Fopinson. Dr W A Jones and son Owsley returned from Galveston after seeing U S Battleships. Henry Brandenberger moves to Cleburne for a new foreman position. Gilbert M Waldrip leaves for Freeport to manage a Western Union office. Mr Waldrip is son of Mr and Mrs J L Waldrip. Mr and Mrs J N Rayzor returned from Galveston after an oyster roast aboard the Minnesota. They previously rode the Minnesota at Puget Sound three years ago.
Martha Arnold of 125 Bolivar St Denton Texas renews 1908 public statement praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and restored energy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents advertise price 50 cents per bottle with the familiar recall the name Doan's.
Notices state that in the January 1913 session the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas and several allies seek a special law to authorize long term leases of multiple Texas rail lines. They aim to allow purchase, operation, extension, and possible bond or stock exchanges under Railroad Commission oversight. Signatories include C. E. Schaff and William Carlisle.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims dramatic relief within minutes from sour belching gas and upset stomach, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for family use.
Friends and helpers plan the dedication of Manna Hall at Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas on January 3, 1913. The event aims to raise at least $80,000 for the home, marking the founder Dr. Buckner's eighth birthday. Donations go to the home, not individuals.
A local note quotes Georg praising a vegetable remedy for stomach and sleep troubles. He claims long suffering eased after using the product and urges others to try it, warning of prior failed treatments.
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