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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1912
Page
4
Associated Press dispatch from Marfa reports Mexican bandits and American cowboys clashed for hours on a Cuervo Mexico ranch. Cowboys then prepared to push into Mexico if needed as others gathered at Polaris Texas to assist.
The notice promises quality alway prompt service and close patter of business. It offers a trial from you and calls for contacting Phoges 342 for new offerings.
Edwin Batton died Sunday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the First Christian Church with Dr. Kirshner, Rev. Strong, and Rev. M. T. Davis delivering talks. The Lee Society, Baraca class, W B M, and other groups sent condolences. interment followed at Od Fellows' Cemetery with a large turnout and floral tributes.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood condition treatable only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a prescription, acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and a 75 cent price. Includes reference to Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Advertises a new cooking bag described as economical and labor saving and sold in Denton by Jons & King.
Monday night session approved delaying final action on a North Side school rebuilding and sewerage project with an estimated cost near 9000 dollars. The council authorized a Tuesday February 6 adjourned meeting to study bond financing and other minor matters.
The Treasury Department certifies that Denton County National Bank of Denton Texas is authorized to continue business until February 6 1932 under the 1882 act. Willis J Fowler Deputy Acting Comptroller of the Currency signs the extension notice.
The West Side school baseball nine, with several strong players, lost to Argyle on Saturday. Next Saturday the North side nine will face the Argyle squad, with Buck Goode Clay Watson Kelsey and others expected to play again.
A Mason Michigan man recounts a severe storm incident and near fainting, then credits Dr King’s New Discovery for relief after neighbors provided doses. The ad notes prices 56 cents and $1.00, with a trial bottle offered and guaranteed by Raley & Co.
A brief item notes a restaurant ticket initiative to fund the IDFAT program, aiming to reduce costs for participants and supporters. Details indicate a simple sales event with proceeds supporting the organization.
Rev M T Andrews longtime pastor of AY Baptist Church announces his last public service to be held Wednesday at 7 39 pm. A business meeting will name a permanent ruling committee before a farewell service. Mr Andrews and others will speak as the congregation is urged to attend.
W. B. McClurkan serves as president with Joe L. Bléwett as vice president B. H. Deavenport as cashier and R. M. Barns as assistant cashier in a local bank.
Mrs Will Carpenter of the Argyle community died Tuesday morning of pneumonia after a two week illness. She was the wife of a prominent farmer and survived by five children and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were set for Tuesday afternoon at 4 with burial in Graham cemetery. The notice also includes an advertisement for Rexall Orderlies, a laxative remedy sold at Rexall Stores.
Denton area notes show residents visiting family and attending court and meetings. Names include Sanders of Garza Aubrey visitors, McCage from Aubrey, Lomax to Dallas on business, Koons from San Ger, Massey of Frisco, Mayo of Sanger, Alexander of Pilot Point, Shepard in Fort Worth, Ross of Dallas at court, Mustain of Pilot Point, Mr and Mrs Archer of Garza, Mrs Witt visiting son in Denver, Harris family from Fisco, Edwards returning from New York Linotype school, Harper buys interest in Graham and Fitzgerald, Mrs Horn of Plain visiting funeral, Mrs Sledd and Florence Sledd of Fort Worth guests, Inge to Dallas for Gypsy Smith meeting, Cartwright resumes Dallas Denon line conductor run, Byers visitors to Pilot Point, asthma ad insert from Frontier Asthma Company with address and free information, and Long & King service note.
Rey a meal ticket and save Mone' IDE ATL RESTAURANT at Minnis' drug st prescription work made a specialty. We specialize not only in the quality of our goods but in the service we render you.
A series of birth announcements from Lewisville and nearby areas lists new arrivals with parents and dates: Tom Maynes, Jno. Ogle, R. L. Robinson, F. L. Wilson, R. H. Hinsley, Chas. Livingston, J. C. Ferris, Homer Baggett, Jno. Johnson, Bragg, Peak, Wm. McDonnell, BF McConne, Vv. D. Smith, J.T. Folk, Jas Sanders, B. M. Curtis, Harrold Montgomery, Clifford Stephenson, J. A. Powers, Joe Bateman, D B Simpson. Total dates span January to November with multiple boys and girls. An advertisement promotes a new cooking line sold in Denton by Long & King.
An old advertisement notes Judge Ben Lindsey as a friend of children and urges readers to place orders for field and garden seed with Long & King. The fragment also mentions AL Restaurant meal tickets and related offerings.
Two new automobiles registered in the County Clerk's office are Tilford Morgan Hewron Lewisville and W W Sherrill. Long & King offer reliable garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets. G W Elbert sells produce business to Pike Martin and promises to pay cash for poultry butter eggs. Ten words six times 30c classifed.
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