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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
4
Damaged by fire or water but fin feed for chickens and hogs offered at 35 cents a bushel. Purchaser to furnish sacks.Alliance Mill handles sale details and delivery terms.
Capt Floyd of Plano dies in Dallas after weeks of illness due to chronic heart trouble aggravated by indigestion. His widow Mrs Floyd and daughters Myrtie and Bess were with him. body to be moved to Plano for interment likely Sunday. Cap Blewett learned of death Friday night after returning from Dallas.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travel from Dallas Fort Worth Pilot Point Roanoke and other towns. Names include Rev O T Gooper L Acuff Bert Gibbs Jim Gray and many others visiting family friends or on business. A death in Decatur prompts a funeral travel notice.
Mrs W P Strickland improves Saturday morning. Uncle Jake Peases dies aged over eighty and buried in Aiken cemetery. W O Womack deed to John A Jackson of Godley for 100 acres of J J Lytle survey at 7000 dollars filed. Six thrashing outfits close season. grain crop nearly all in. Heat wave returns with 104 in shade. fair Sunday foreseen. Mountain Sweet watermelon delivered by J R Button. he expects 75 dollars per acre from five acres. Pierce Fordyce Oil names J Walter Davis new local agent replacing N G Haggard. Davis formerly from Sulphur Springs and a Denton native. A D Rogers reports successful ten day revival at Mesquite with ten new adherents. third revival in ten years.
Advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy, expels intestinal worms in children and restores health. Cites Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois as user and guarantees results. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis.
Damaged corn, water or fire affected, offered as poultry feed at AllaAnce Mills. Buyer quoted price of 35 cents per bushel for purchaser.
An advertisement offers trial asthma treatment and full information at no charge. It directs readers to Frontier Asthma Company Room 102 Buffalo N Y for free advice and assistance.
A brief note mentions selling post cards for $1.00 at a studio and the postoffice, with a reference to Swartz and the Fad John in a local context.
A public debate will be held Monday night July 24 at the North Texas State Normal College auditorium on the initiative and referendum question. Affirmative side includes G. E. Linville and BR Hillman with negative side R. A. Coueh and BR A Faubion. The public is cordial invited to attend.
Miss Edith L Clark an English and American Literature instructor at North Texas State Normal will personally conduct a month long August tour visiting Chicago Buffalo Niagara Toronto Hudson River New York Boston Norfolk Va Washington DC via Potomac River with many side trips. Bernice Carter business manager 150 W Hickory Denton Texas.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr King s New Life Pills the king of all laxatives and blesses his family with them They promise relief for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia and are offered at 25 cents with J F Raley Co as the recommending dealer.
Damaged corn caused a recall of Pork and Beans in South Carolina. The incident centers on Turner Bros. and concerns food safety and labeling. No injuries reported.
Guidance to ensure effective medical care through proper prescription filling. The notice promises best service at low prices and fresh pure drugs carefully compounded by experienced staff. Packages delivered citywide at no extra charge.
A brief ad promises full time grocery assistance with available contact via two phones at 44 Long and King for customers who want worry-free shopping.
John Swartz photographs 50e at the Fad Studio, taken over the postoffice area.
A persuasive home goods pitch argues better living during hot days with dependable freezers and coolers. It emphasizes the value of these appliances, noting their cost and necessity for comfort and economy. It highlights the store’s effort to provide dependable, high quality products.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and a $100 reward for any case not cured. Includes testimonials invitation and purchase note.
Turner Bros promotes daily vegetables and Denton County watermelons with phones listed. An advertising notice cites Ballard’s Snow Liniment for insect bites, priced 20 cents to $1 per bottle, sold by R. H. Garrison.
Advertises a penetrating liniment for muscle strain and back pain during hard work in dens or stoppings. Promoted as helpful for muscle strains with strong penetrating power. Prices 25c, 50c, and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by R. H. Garrison.
A wholesome drama about Bess sent to a boarding school her sweetheart Jack follows by climbing to her classroom window. A sheet and pillow party leads to comic trouble as Jack is scolded while Bess exposes a campus escapade. The story ends with promises of weekly calls amid campus antics. The School Principal offers a cheerful comedy about life at a large public school with romance and humor.
Alliance Milling Co. defeated Prosper 6 to 4 in Denton. Big Bill Collins pitched shutout frames after Prosper entered with twenty four straight wins, supported by Holmes, Baker and Rayzor on offense and strong defense. Prosper’s Crockett brothers and Williams struggled as Millers seized third inning lead and held on amid late rallies.
OCR fragment shows jagged figures and names such as Crockett and Grockett with times and percentages scattered. The garbled text mixes scores, totals, and abbreviations, lacking coherent events or identities to anchor a full report.
If there are fresh vegetables anywhere, you will find them at our store. Phone 44 Longe & King.
In the probate division of the county court the estate of Patrick O'Brien, deceased, reports Mrs. Joe H. O'Brien as survivor and B. L. Spencer, M. K. Page, and Hood Cunningham appointed as appraisers.
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