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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
2
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The Record and Chronicle states subscribers must notify the office by 9 o clock the next morning if they do not receive a daily paper. In such cases a replacement copy will be mailed.
The Daily and Weekly Record and Chronicle advertises 15 cash for announcements from insertion to after primary with 7.50 for precinct offices. It lists candidates for County Judge Fred M. Bottorff S M Bradley, County Clerk A P Blankenship W Orr, County Attorney H BR Wilson Re Election, Tax Collector H V Hennen Re Election, Sheriff Pat Galligher Jim Goode C M Simmons.
Dallas residents discuss the Somers system as a method to value property for taxation. Experts say it fixes front foot values across blocks, applying equal rules for small and large owners, and Houston has used it widely. Wade Leonard reports hundreds of signatures for charter amendments advancing the proposal.
Grove's Whenever You Need a General Tonic advertises Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic as a valued general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system for 50 cents.
Dora offers pure country made ribbon cane syrup for pantry use via Order of Long and King. Describes product appeal and loyalty to traditional craft.
The china plates designed for the Daughters of the Confederacy of Texas are offered at Terry's Fair for $1.25 each. Proceeds go to a swell monument fund supporting the organization.
A testimonial from Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma claims Electric Bitters cured stomach, liver, kidney troubles and weak nerves. The ad asserts thousands benefited and guarantees each bottle, 50 cents or 1.00, available at all druggists from H. E. Bucklen & Co.
Dr W H Swearingen states he has moved next door to Dr W A Jones in the Grand Leader building and thanks patients while asking for continued patronage. He confirms no departure and notes old phone 46 and new 231.
An old advertisement promotes Monarch Olive Salad Monarch Yacht Club Salad Dressing Monarch Catsup and Monarch Sweet Rel ish as flavor enhancers for meals. The copy emphasizes variety and brand reliability by LONG and KING.
A local notice states Turner Bros stocks a complete line of fruit cheesecake ingredients. Call for details.
In Columbia Tennessee Mrs Jessie Sharp describes heavy fatigue and dizziness from ailing womanly troubles. She credits Cardus the woman’s tonic with easing pain and restoring energy, claiming she is now sound and well. The ad urges other women to try Cardus from druggists.
Colonel Rayzor son of Mr and Mrs J N Rayzor of this city won the 25 prize for best oration in the inter class contest Friday night held in the Baylor auditorium before a large crowd. The Denton High student was youngest among six entrants and carried off the honors despite competition.
City health authorities remind parents that children with contagious illness must present a certificate of full recovery signed by the attending physician and the city health officer before returning to school. City Health Officer Piner, in his office from 9 to 11 each morning and Sundays 9 to 10, handles certificate matters. A prior report about a physician allowing a return without the certificate was in error. the recent case was mild and no physician was involved. No new scarlet fever cases have been reported.
A child like a little girl asks for a bucket a big doll a tea set and a high chair for her doll plus hose for mother and suspenders for Jessie. A boy asks for a primer a gun candy and oranges and promises to be good.
In Fort Worth on December 13, experts J E Pennington of Washington and E A Miller of Austin began a study in Sherman to assess a reported green bug threatening wheat and oats. Heavy rains and approaching winter are expected to limit the pest, which dates from 1882 and is of European origin with prior outbreaks in 1901 and 1907 causing crop losses.
Free trial treatment and complete information offered by Frontier Asthma Company. Contact Room 102 Buffalo New York to learn more about asthma care and cure options.
Mrs Baldwin for Standard Fashion Co visits Monday to discuss subscriptions for Designer magazine. Subscriptions offered at 30c per year, delivered monthly at the counter. regular issue price is 10c per copy. The Designer is pitched as a practical sewing and household tips magazine at The Williams Store.
The Lone Star Marble Works markets improved electric cutting and lettering tools with skilled operators. Monuments will be finished and erected in a timely A t style, with a large ready shipment batch available. Call to place orders for shipment to your old home for Christmas grave placement.
Denton Texas announces a special rate of 3% per year prepaid for Rural Route patrons on four Denton routes. A trial subscription of four months for $1.00 is also offered. The deal costs about 2 cents a month and under 1 cent a day.
The J. Frank Norris arson trial will begin in the Seventeenth District Court at Ft Worth and both sides stated no plan to seek a venue change. Local officers had feared transfer if a change were requested.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10-cent remedy for constipation and related symptoms. It asserts liver and stomach relief, headache and biliousness improvement, and general well being after nightly use, urging use for children as well.
The Denton Produce Co at 7 East McKinney Street offers 2 cents per pound for turkeys and 1 to 2 cents per pound for chickens, with 2k e for cream, for the next few days as part of a morning shop promotion aimed at students and at Pal Mer.
The event at the Princess features a benefit program with extra good offerings. Patrons are urged to shop in the morning any day to support the cause.
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