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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
4
In the presence of the usual gathering in the County Clerk's office on Tuesday morning H. W. Pogue and Mrs. Mary Fore of Denton county were joined in marriage by Judge Hoskins.
The piece argues the rising cost of living is eased when households demand guaranteed products with the stamp of approval. Turner Bros advertises phones for contact and emphasizes reliable goods as a solution for households facing price pressures.
After a spell of springlike weather, a strong northwest gale and snow drove in Tuesday night. The temperature fell to below 40 Tuesday afternoon, to 32 by 9 PM, and to 17 above by 7 AM Wednesday, with intermittent rain or drizzle and about half an inch of total precipitation.
A fragment notes Turner Bros urging consumers to insist on guaranteed products with official stamps of approval as a response to rising living costs and inflation.
The Baraca class of Central Presbyterian church hosts a Washington birthday program Thursday night. The Baraca octette makes its premier appearance before a canton audience of Miss Paulson, expression teacher at the Normal. A Washington address will be given by a young orator. the general public is invited.
A strong Tuesday night wind hit West Wenton and shattered a 26 by 30 inch pantry window at John R. Edwards' house. No debris or other damage was reported, and Edwards felt the wind behind the home around nine o clock.
A brief statement highlights how the business handles customers who are out of money. It underscores the policy orientation toward financial hardship and customer treatment.
At a Sunday meeting the First Methodist church board approved extensive improvements costing about 2500 dollars. East walls rebuilt exterior painted interior retouched, piano pews chairs for choir, new communion service hymnals and offertory plates added. Committees named for finance purchasing house sacraments music ushers and friendly members. The board, led by Prof. W D Borden and W S Miller, will meet periodically with a 26 member officials.
N. P. Johnson travels to Northwest Texas this morning. Monroe Rucker, deputy county clerk, is in Pilot Point today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods of Denson visit Mrs. Dee Mays. Charlie Cobb of Farmersville guests of his parents, the J. R. Cobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Freeman of Farmersville visit the J. A. Freemans.
Cochran Georgia man Tom Moore reports rapid improvement after using Bucklen's Arnica Gel for a severe instep sore. He says the product cured running sores and minor injuries, praising its quick relief and low price at Raley & Co. and Long & King.
An advertisement offers free information on asthma treatment claiming a cure or relief without charge. It directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company Room 1.2 Buffalo and promises full information at no cost.
Long King emphasizes expertise in both product quality and customer service, promising thorough care and attentive assistance to shoppers seeking durable goods.
Notice urges patrons to watch for burglars and reminds readers of a bank advertisement in this issue.
A Denton citizen, JR Stone of 85 W Sycamore St, reports relief from kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He urges others with kidney trouble to try the product, citing personal recovery and recommending the pills sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents.
At Rev A D Rogers home Monday afternoon Ben Collins son of J B Collins of Denton and Annie Bailey daughter of W W Bailey united in marriage with Rev Rogers officiating. After the wedding the party was entertained at supper at W W Bailey's Bois dre street home. The couple will leave for Pittsburg tomorrow to make their home.
A damaged snippet features a reader named W. Evans blaming heart trouble on pain in the left sole and claiming Dr ing's New Life Pill completely cured him. The ad cites stomach, liver and kidney issues as symptoms and mentions Ff. Raley & Co. promoting the remedy.
County Judge S H Hoskins of Denton Texas calls for each candidate to provide his full name precinct number and school district to appear on the ticket to be printed by March 9. Turner Bros promotes Minnesota Trumpn Irish seed potatoes with a phone invitation.
The A. and M.uwlee club drew an unusually good crowd despite bad weather at Wrights Opera House. The college chorus delivered several catchy tunes to enthusiastic praise. Vaudeville sketches showcased tribal talent and each number won hearty applause. The Farmers demonstrated quality voices and coaching. Managers Hare McGinns secured the booking. The Elks club welcomed visitors after the show and the boys joined in enthusiastic dancing.
Readership notices highlight a classified page where ten words appear six times in a 30 cent ad format. The snippet signals a busy classifieds section with repeated pricing and listing prompts.
Mason Michigan resident L A Stid narrowly escaped severe lung illness after a merciless storm. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a dreadful cold and chest pains, saying two bottles fully healed him. Offered by J Raley & Co at 50 cents and 1.60 trial bottle free.
The Treasury Department acting Comptroller of the Currency certifies the Denton County National Bank of Denton Texas is authorized to have succession for the period ending February 6 1932. The extension follows the act to enable national banking associations to extend corporate existence. Dated February 6 1912 with seal and signature of Willis J Fowler.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease needing internal remedies not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to work through the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials offered and a Toledo-based manufacturer F. J. Cheney & Co. listed. Sold by druggists for 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A seed supplier invites readers to place orders for field and garden seeds with a promise to fill all wants. The notice emphasizes a complete assortment from Long and King.
Denton shoppers can find monthly table delicacies from national magazines on shelves at Turner Bros or Long and King with new economical hygienic cooking hats promoted.
A historical notice argues against choosing doctors or medicines solely by price. The writer, a pharmacist educated at St Louis College of Pharmacy in 1895, promotes a dependable prescription service with prompt delivery, emphasizing care over cost.
The local news notes the Bronco annual being sent to Buffalo engravers. Jack Meats, business manager, says expectations are higher than ever. A recent East McKinney Street fire reached the back of the old Assery place but was controlled before spreading and no alarm was sounded.
The probate division on Tuesday granted a community administration of Margaret Feland deceased and J E Felan survivor who filed the application. Bond set at $1,600.
The passenger depot and the Baptist church were fumigated recently under City Health Officer Piner. The official stated that all public buildings will be thoroughly cleaned and fumigated later this week.
For reliable garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets see Long and King. Our stock is complete and well assorted.
Readers are urged to study the page of ads in the current issue for a progressive storyline. The notices promise engaging content and potential savings, inviting careful attention to lure readers into exploring the magazine's offerings.
OCR text shows partial timetable lines with numbers and destinations like Dallas. It lists times such as 12:35 p, 3:30 p, and 4:30 p with references to trains No 206 No 282 No 714 and K. T. M. northbound. The legible items imply a rail schedule snippet.
Denton society notes report the Knights of Pythias annual reception will be held Friday night with invitations sent. The College of Industrial Arts senior class hosted the faculty at a Tuesday dinner in the students dining hall with young women serving as waitresses.
Miss Humphrey plans a Washington Birthday ball for the evening of February 42 at the college. The event will entertain the young ladies as part of holiday observance.
At 16% West Hickory Street Mrs Claud Bell and Mrs P R Birg entertained friends for a 600 party. Prizes went to Mrs J Ed Wilson who won a pink silk lace party cap, and J E Wilson who took silk hose. Consolations: Mrs Lee Pool with an embroidered towel and Ewng Smith with a book of toas s. A two course luncheon followed.
The passage praises telephone service for its efficiency, noting how distant voices seem present and the speaker's personality appears before the listener, highlighting the triumph of good transmission.
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