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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
4
A minimum of 10 degrees above zero was reached in Denton Wednesday morning marking the third day of the winter's coldest stretch. Warmer winds later reduced the perceived chill despite the official dip. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy ad promises color restoration and dandruff relief with a 50 cent bottle.
Amid bitter weather the Hanford company draws a strong crowd for Othello with Hanford as Iago and MacLean as Othello. Critics note the co stars and a well planned cast led by Mrs Hanford and Cassie affording an unusually solid performance. Tonight Ben Street's players stage Comedy of Errors at the Normal Auditorium with late season Lyceum tickets selling.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. declares as senior partner the firm will pay 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6 1886 by A. W. Gleason. Cure taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation advertised.
A classified notice promotes a January 6 opening for a hosiery and underwear line sold direct to the trade with the home buyer contact via phone 321-green at 128 W Hickory. Also mentions a Denton wage store ad response and a tax notice urging payment by February 1 1913 to settle City Street tax for 3 dollars, signed by City Treasurer B H Deavensport. Turner Bros praised for service and goods with phone contact 7.
J J C Brownlow public weigher of Venton Texas testifies he can endorse Doan's Kidney Pills after years with backache. He bought a box, saw relief, and says further purchases followed. Ad notes price 50 cents and Brand Hoes Holan Milburn Co Buffalo NY as selling agents.
Miss Eva Joe Stanley arrives at the H L Stanley home. Mail Carrier Richards escapes injury after his wagon was wrecked in a runaway on Route 1. Jim Jennings pleads guilty to theft under fifty dollars. fined ten dollars and one day in jail. District court actions listed include foreclosures and deed corrections. Bettie Rogers named State Director of Girls Canning clubs of Texas. Pearl Mahan of Denton earns architecture fellowship at University of Texas. Tom Nelson, six, sick with measles after visiting relatives in Johnson county. Night Engineer Will Cartwright cards five years without a day off at City Power station. Dallas News item: Mrs J F Bell hosts luncheon with narcissus centerpiece and marked place cards for guests.
Jewel Gas Stores emerge as a universal favorite in the region, drawing steady customer traffic and praising its pricing and service. The article notes brand popularity across diverse demographics and mentions ongoing promotions.
Memorials for the late Woodward drew out of town mourners and local pallbearers. The service honored the deceased with financial affiliations noted and a long procession to the hearse.
J M Walker and A D Singley of Willow Oklahoma visit M Kinard. Mrs Easter and her son Jack Taylor return home after visiting her mother Mrs Parkks. Mire A Sanders of Dallas attends the funeral of Mrs M Woodward. Robert Wilde of Oklahoma City here visiting his brother Henry Wilde en route to Dallas.
Mrs. W. R. Carlton died January 1 at 9:23 PM after paralysis. She was born Milbrey Cane Feb 27, 1857 and married W R Carlton July 28, 1876. She leaves seven children, six living in Denton, two daughters in Sanger, and a long notice of faith and family.
The 8th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans is noted with a holiday in New Orleans, delaying the cotton market. Turner Bros advertise groceries and courteous service, praising overall quality.
G. A. Schablowsky has opened his shoeshop behind Kunz' bakery offering comprehensive repair services with neat workmanship.
Readable fragments show a sale notice at 200 West Oak Street by J P Maget and a cane sale at 12 dollars a ton by Ben Fritz. The text is fragmented but indicates local classified sale items and addresses.
Slick, slippery fall weather has caused minor accidents and prompts readers to consider Alive and Health policies. The ad from Western Casualty and Guaranty Insurance Co. of Dallas promises prompt claim settlements and coverage for loss of time from the first day, urging a phone call for details.
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