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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription options with rates for one month six months and one year in advance. The notice provides mailing details and indicates association with The Associated Press and editor R J Edwards.
Public notice warns that any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected on request. Denion Texas dated February 11 19s.
Dr. T. 2. Allen explains that un milled rice contains all nutrients close to the body's blood composition, perfect for adults except for fat and some albumen. White rice loses fat and minerals, making the whole grain preferable. he urges more demand and a local grocer to stock it.
The Houston Chronicle notes candidate for mayor Campbell was introduced to the crowd as one of the best lawyers in Texas. The following day the egg price stayed the same.
Denton county moves toward an interurban link as Turner and associates win right of way from south to county north. A six month exclusion blocks other applicants. Texas may legalize road bonds by majority vote, boosting county road building. Local Precinct 1 bond of 250000 expected to pass by two thirds, likely a majority. Denton banks show strong deposits and liquidity, four banks hold nearly 40 percent reserves. D J Moffitt & Son sell Pilot Point Post Signal to W A Cobbs of Dallas. elder Moffitt retires after 35 years in county journalism.
A wire from your home to my store connects the two so closely that you have practically a drug store at your door and ready to serve you any time. Phone your order and if you live in town the goods will come promptly to you by messenger. If you live on a rural route you will receive them by parcel post promptly on the next mail. hen you want drugs of quali ty at common drug prices remem ber your phone and my store with its quick free delivery. Phone 52.
County notes two honorable members replaced with Mr Cobbs from Dallas urging Post Signal to uphold high standards. Retirement of Messrs Moffitt welcomed while Wichita Falls Times reports non delivery issues similar to Record and Chronicle. Subscriptions to New York suffer four papers in 21 days or twice weekly deliveries. Postal delivery diligence blamed, postmasters seen as deeming second class matter unimportant, with larger papers less troubled due to better mailing.
The Houston candidate Ben Campbell pledges open meetings and prompt public access to city books, with annual six month expenditure reports and strong responses to citizen inquiries. He promises residents may report complaints and seeks stringent compliance with advertising and bid rules. In Waco, coverage notes the push for transparency and praised openness of city actions. Aunt Jemima Burk-wheat flour ad ends the piece.
A brief ad notes Domino Gum for sale appealing to children with the line You will, too. Ten pieces offered for a nickel by LONG and KING in a small storefront ad.
On Friday evening February 7 a reception at 118 West Oak Street welcomed Dr. J. W. Caldwell and family as the new pastor of Central Presbyterian Church. More than 260 guests attended despite bad weather, touring rooms and dining areas with pink and white decor and a salad course served by several hosts and hostesses.
Ten residents welcomed Dr. Caldwell and his family to the city. Dr. Caldwell formerly served as pastor at the First Presbyterian Church of Fort Worth.
Turner Bros presents a sales note praising the National Temperance Life Insurance Co. as offering the most liberal complete policy with its total abstainers section. W. L. Swinney is listed as agent, with Barton & Yancey.
The question notes over 94,000 600 cups of Maxwell House Blend were consumed in the United States last year and promotes Try it and See on sale by Turner Bros. The fragment hints at a advertising claim and retailer details.
In Mansfield England on February 8 thirteen miners died when a bucket carrying 800 gallons of water plunged down a 500 foot shaft trapping workers below. Several others were injured in the Bolsover colliery disaster.
Paschall's invites shoppers to discover a selection of fancy groceries always ready for pickup or delivery. The store promotes quality ingredients and convenient service for regular customers.
The District Court 10 begins its February term on February 24. Thursday is the last day for filing to obtain service for the approaching term. The docket shows a comparatively heavy workload up to the present.
The February term of the Six teenth District court opens February 24 with jury lists for grand and petit jurors announced by Judge Co. FP Spencer. The jury pool, drawn by a commission, includes names across six weeks of panels for grand and multiple weeks of petit jurors, reflecting a heavier civil docket and active sheriff summons.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising immediate cleaner, softer, and longer hair. It claims the product purifies the scalp, stops itching and shedding, and makes hair appear wavy and luxuriant after a single 25 cent bottle use.
Judge C F Spencer presides as new suits are filed in Denton County National Bank vs J W Skiles G H Blewett and B H Deavenport trustee for foreclosure and Mrs L A Brown and husband E T Brown vs G H McCormick with details of debt and foreclosure actions.
Multiple filings involve Exchange National Bank of Denton canceling deeds and notes, and several suits including Farmers and Merchants Gin Co stockholders against First National Bank of Lewisville, Mrs A M Bush versus Lloyd Gin and Milling Co for debt and foreclosure, and Henry Hopkins guardians versus Fredee Jr for partition. Additional cases include Texas and Pacific Ry Co damages and J L Birchfield versus Sallie Birchfield divorce.
An old advertisement urges Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and improve mood sleep and energy by morning. It targets men and women with headache biliousness coated tongue and digestive issues and cites a one cent box as a value for lasting health.
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