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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
2
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The Record and Chronicle announces its Circulation Department will deliver Daily to every subscriber. If a subscriber misses a paper contact the office by 9 o clock the next morning and a replacement will be sent.
Announcement rate details for Daily and Weekly Record and Chronicle list 15 dollars for first insertion and seven fifty in precinct offices. Local race slate includes County Judge candidates Fred M Bottorff S M Bradley, County Clerk A P Blankenship W A Orr, County Attorney H R Wilson, Tax Collector Hi V Hennen, Sheriff Pat Galligher Jim Goode Chas M Simmons.
Denton County residents urge swift road work as rain disrupts progress and delays linger. The August crop forecast hints at a bumper yield but weather and road conditions threaten timely planting and transportation, complicating the political race ahead.
Stomach liver and kidney troubles, weak nerves, lame back and female ills disappear with Electric Bitters. Eliza Peel of Depew Oklahoma writes of recovery from sickness and suffering. Thousands of women endorse the remedy which is guaranteed. Available at druggists for 50 cents and 1.00 from H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Aged wording indicates a Red Cross Christmas seals drive raising funds at four cents each to build a hospital in Galveston for a crippled boy and a hunchback girl with bone tuberculosis. The message urges placing seals on mail and packages.
Bread trays in various styles offer a practical Rift for the homekeeper. McCray's presents an exclusive jewelry department with a selection that blends utility and style for household service.
A drug advertising copy warns that constipation poisons the body and promises relief from waste buildup, headaches, and other troubles. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills available from local druggists or by mail through H. E.
Shop early and see hundreds of Christmas novelties and staple gifts at McCray's Exclusive Jewelers on South Side. Busy season promotes early buying for Christmas giving with a wide range of suitable items.
Sherman, Dec. 17. Prof. A. B. Miller, assistant State Entomologist at A. & M. College, reports minor bugar infestations in Grayson County fields but says numbers are not enough to cause damage. He notes a beneficial parasite and more ladybugs, predicting the aphid may be controlled by spring if conditions hold. He plans to inspect large fields in west Collin and southwest Grayson. He dined with Tom N. Tennison, former USDA demonstrator, now sheriff deputy.
A historical advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for croup and coughs. It quotes Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio praising the product for severe attacks and notes availability from H E Bucklen and Co. in Philadelphia or St Louis with a price of one dollar.
A staple gift for men featuring cuff buttons in solid gold and sterling silver offered at reasonable prices at McCray's Exclusive Jeweler.
Readers are asked to buy Red Cross Christmas seals at six cents each to place on the back of mail and packages as part of the holiday fundraising effort.
Denton reports scarlet fever as the sole contagion besides whooping cough with strict quarantine in effect. Gladys Blewett shows convalescence, Albert Pfaff remains in desquamation, Thompson children recover and attend school, others with sore throats are tested and readmitted, while three exposed children stay quarantined until danger passes.
A group of Christmas letters to Santa from children request gifts. Josephine Yeagley asks for a book a ring and furs. Coleen Stanley a 9 year old writes about wanting a big doll a doll trunk and mentions sister Frances and parents.
A note requests a large baby doll flowers story books candy nuts and fruit for Opal Strong. The donor seeks these items to present a thoughtful gesture.
The speaker asks for various items including a small car with horn and lights a tricycle a big train fruits candy firecrackers and nuts and more. The plea mentions Harwell Shepard and a sister and seeks multiple gifts without specified delivery details.
A reader asks Joe White to bring a football, five boxes of firecrackers, two Roman candles, a box of torpedoes, a skyrocket, a small popgun, a testament, a storybook, plus fruit and candy.
A note requests various toys for a sister and for Norman Bowen. Items include a doll, doll bed, blue-eyed doll, cork shooting cannon, tool chest, horn, knife, firecrackers, and additional unspecified toys. The address given is 413 N Elm Street.
The article lists regional terms for waves around Great Britain. Peterhead uses Norrawa carpenters for large breakers, Lincolnshire and the Atlantic call long unbroken waves rollers, East Anglia uses slog for heavy surf and home for a well marked swell, Suffolk fishermen say there is nasty a home with no wind, and the sea foam is feather white with spoon drift.
A lively Suburban Life piece extols the dandelion as a cheerful, roguish weed that thrives from streets to fields. It gleams in dust and gutter alike, loved by children in the country and baffling gardeners with its stubborn persistence.
Local shop McCray's promotes La Vallieres diamond and cameo sets described as mighty handsome and priced down right. Emphasizes quality and exclusivity for discerning buyers in an ornate jewelry listing.
A Jersey cow for sale prompts a local sale list and Turner Bros. offer vanity cases in gold and silver. A Christmas gift line is available with selections priced from 3.50 to 15 dollars, advertised by Long & King and Mc Cray's Exclusive Jeweler.
An old advertisement promotes St. Jacob's Oil as a fast acting remedy for back pain including lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. A small trial bottle is advised to rub on the back and by fifty seconds soreness vanishes. The product claims to be magical yet harmless and avoids skin burning or discoloration.
B F Yoakum, former Frisco board chairman during receivership, released a statement denying involvement in exorbitant profits from syndicate dealings. He argued participants in pioneering ventures deserve larger profits than standard securities yields.
Rome dispatch reports Cardinal Rampolla died last night. The Pope learned of Rampollas death this morning and issued a statement praising him as one of the churchs greatest men. Rampolla served as secretary of state to Pope Leo XIII and helped in the first two ballots for his successor.
Denton reader W. W. Billingsley testifies after measles left his kidneys weak and frequent. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills at J. F. Raley & Co. and reports improved health. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's. The Christmas sale is on at Mrs. Dickson's.
A series of property transfers listed from Cook, Denton, Pilot Point, Lewisville, and Argyle. Purchasers include Emlette Below, J P Blount, Dee Tidwell, J W Dewan, W W Kerr, J F Riley, Rosa Graham, RK Hicks, J C Bateman, W H Jones, W T Johnson, J P Dunn, J F Cates, A L Crosby, J W Degan, Otto Sehlemeyver, G Ly Wharton, W L Lett, J B Carlisle, and others with parcels ranging from 36 to 180 acres and multiple lots. Also notice of Mrs Jozalli lckson selling trimmed hats at cost.
If you value quality coffee you are urged to try a can of Colonial Brand. Turner Bros selling agents promote the product to readers.
The State of Texas commands publication of this citation in a Denton County newspaper for at least twenty days. J N Russell administrator has filed final settlement and discharge application in Denton County Court and all interested parties may contest at the January term starting January 19, 1944.
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