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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
4
Miss Bernice Carter will lead a Girls' Canning Club demonstration at Center Point on Monday July 7 starting at 9 o'clock. The event aims to educate Denton county women on steam pressure and open boiler canning methods for fruits vegetables and beans.
Two straw stacks burned on consecutive days at Layfield threshing operations, one Tuesday morning and another Wednesday morning, both destroyed.
A brief notice from T. C. Sample asserts high quality goods at low prices and invites customers to give the firm a chance to demonstrate value through July. The message emphasizes affordability and product appeal from a local merchant.
The Harrison Company staged what patrons call a top play Monday with a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison shone in The Higher Law, a work noted for strength and interest. Tonight features The Counterfeiter's Daughter with a park box-seat benefit, then The Demon Power and The Black Hawk Mine on subsequent nights.
Johnston Swartz, a local photographer, announces a free cabinet portrait for every man or woman aged 75 or older in Denton county. The offer runs through July 40th and is available at the post office location of John Swartz.
Advice on using prescribed medicines correctly to aid doctors. The notice promises best service, low prices, fresh pure drugs, and accurate compounding by experienced staff. Packages delivered citywide with no extra charge.
Oats quoted at 32 4-2 and 34 4-2 cents. Roanoke wheat crop yields 18 1/4 bushels per acre. Route 3 carrier on vacation. Carl Kirkpatrick covers route. New suit in Sixteenth District Court: J W Foster vs T W Leverett for 2173 75 damages, Foster former tenant near Justin. Normal Lyceum Board books Harry Evans and Otto Fischer for winter program. Justin Tribune reports three new babies born on the twenty fifth to the Bennetts, Farrs, and Meeks families. Hammett on 15 days vacation from post office. seven carriers out, summer may stretch to October. Mrs Dickson’s offers spring and summer millinery.
Turner Bros promote Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms and steadies bowels in children. It claims to restore health and happiness, with testimonials from Mrs J A Brisbin of England. available at druggists or by mail for 2d. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. operates from Philadelphia and St Louis.
A Friday July 4 gun club shoot is slated for 3 o'clock with special prizes offered. J. J. Crawford serves as president and Clifford Witherspoon is secretary.
R Ledbetter asks citizens to report any unenumerated scholastics to ensure they are added to state supplemental rolls and receive free admission to city schools. This notice stresses inclusivity and timely reporting.
A local shop explains how proper maintenance prevents car troubles. Mechanics with years of experience fix minor breaks to stop recurrent problems. They offer services for any make and stock Fisk tires, inviting customers to compare before buying.
The dealer touts a famous line of gas stoves with 30 years of selling experience and a reputation for quality. They emphasize durability and a non oxide metal used only in the Jewel line, claiming reasonable prices and experienced gas fitters.
Several Denton residents report visits and travels from Lloyd Waketon Roanoke and Fort Worth. Guests include Miss Moore and Misses Davis of Terrell. Mr and Mrs Baldwin from Denver. Mrs Lynch and children from Ennis. and D. M. Reeve returning from the Chattanooga reunion.
An advertisement from the Frontier Asthma Company promotes a free asthma trial at Dome Trial with full information offered at no charge. It lists a Buffalo address and phone contact, and urges readers to call for quality price and service, mentioning Paschall's canned goods as a related local contact.
Old phone 471. L. D. Smith advertises a fruit stand selling watermelons peaches and plums with options to phone or visit. The note invites customers to call or come by for fruit.
If there are fresh vegetables anywhere you'll find them at our store. Phone 44 Long and King. A business is known not by what it sells but by what it delivers. Try us.
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs met in a called session to outline a clean-up campaign for Denton before the Ireland Clean-Up contest inspector’s August visit. A State Pure Food official’s note prompted a merchants’ foods screening committee and sanitation steps. Committees will be formed by Mrs. Garrison with another meeting planned next Monday to finalize plans. Delegates from Presbyterian and Baptist Mission societies joined the regular delegates.
Mrs Dickson’s upstairs Wilson-Hann Company hosts a July sale on summer hats. Shoppers can save on going away hats and other millinery during the clearance event.
The notice invites customers to start a July account with Paschall's Grocery promising the freshest selection and consistent satisfaction.
The funeral for Charles Andrew Cox of Ponder, killed by a gunshot believed accidental, was held at Krum cemetery Tuesday afternoon. A large crowd attended. inquest by Squire Wm. McGormick noted death by accidental gunfire.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York praises Dr Kines New Life Pills calling them the King of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and he always keeps a box at home. Price 25 cents. Recommended by J P F Raley Co.
Paschall's Grocery invites customers to begin a July grocery account. Contact phone number listed as 8 6 for details.
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease best treated with internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, promoted as a blood purifier acting on mucous surfaces, is claimed to be a regular prescription from a top physician and not a quack medicine. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and local grocery service with phone contact.
John Swartz Studio offers a complimentary cabinet portrait to any woman or man aged 75 or older in Denton County through July 19. Studio location noted as over post office. The offer targets local seniors.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. One small bottle provides two months’ treatment, with mail order available if not stocked by a local druggist. Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis promotes the remedy and offers testimonials and mail sales.
A July clearance sale at Mrs Dickson's offers sizable discounts on hats and accessories. Shoppers can find reduced prices across a wide range of millinery styles and quantities.
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