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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
4
City federation urges council action to back a cleanup effort. Federation notes much of the crusade's success depends on council approval while youth groups show interest in the contest.
The Denton soap and water day and weed day efforts gain momentum as the City Council seeks active support. A four‑woman City Federation committee will urge aid, while youths in several schools tackle trash piles for $20 prizes. The inspector may visit after August 1 as sixty two towns compete.
Damaged corn suitable for chicken and hog feed sells at 40 cents a bushel at Alliance Mill. Purchaser must supply sacks.
Miss Margaret Geers and John Daugherty were married at 10 30 A M in Tishomingo Oklahoma at the residence of W C Geers. Rev J C Fowler officiated. The couple will live in Denton Texas after a noon train trip.
In every home a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve should be ready for burns cuts wounds and scalds. J H Polance of Delvalle Texas reports his daughter's cut foot was cured by the salve despite disbelief. The product is recommended by J T Raley & Co and billed as the world's best salve.
Damaged corn affects feed supply for chickens and hogs. The article notes loss of feed grain and its impact on rural farms with 40c price reference.
Turner Bros offers first Denton County watermelons while stock remains. Corn damaged by fire or water is cut.
A heavy Saturday rain totaling about two inches drenched Denton county and nearby areas, following a fierce sandstorm. Reports cite damage across Roanoke Corinth Sanger Pilot Point Ponder Justin Krum Stony and surrounding towns with wind gusts blowing down structures and uneven rainfall across rivers and creeks.
A local market notes hot dry conditions have not dampened demand for the best fresh vegetables. A shipment of very choice vegetables arrived today and is available at Paschall's. Phone number 86 for orders.
Mrs Dickson's Millinery offers new black sailor hats suited for late summer and early fall wear. The shop promotes a refined, period-appropriate look for women seeking stylish daytime headwear.
Bring your baby and get one dozen cabinet photos for 1.95 dollars. Offer valid until August 1. Postcard ecards package of six costs 0.50 dollars. John Swartz at the post office location handles the service.
An advertisement from Buffalo New York touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of laxatives for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Paul Mathulka says they are a blessing to his family and he keeps a box at home. Price 25c. Recommended by J F Raley Co.
A concise advertisement from Paschall's grocery noting constant service and top brands with a promise of satisfaction in goods, service, and price. The notice includes a phone contact.
Summer accessories get a nautical update as new sailor hats arrive, spotlighting lightweight fabrics, broad brims, and classic navy and white palettes. Stores push coastal vibes for early fall wardrobes.
Sam Morley, White Horse county sheriff, considers resigning after his failure to catch Black Spark and his gang. His daughter arrives to aid and succeeds in capturing the outlaw, drawing town interest.
A Pathe comedy scene features Hamspiel as a matinee idol whose performance of Romeo drives Gwendoline Martin into a delusion that she is his Juliet. The actor assists a hypnotist to cure the bizarre fixation in this amusing piece.
A Biograph Players drama appeals to audiences with a charming production released two weeks ago on July 14. The film invites viewers to see the story on screen and appreciate its tasteful performances and narrative charm.
Kinkng Rubber Hose arrives in Denton offering the longest service life and the lowest price among hoses. Local shoppers note its value as a standout bargain for everyday use.
A long list of residents and visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Puckett in Dallas, Mrs. Belkins, Miss May Young, Rev. C. T. Cooper, Mrs. Turner and daughter Avella, and many others visiting relatives in Dallas Corinth Lewisville Fort Worth and Galveston. Also noted are business trips, vacations, and a notable drought impact near Goodnight.
Caller advertises availability of funds to buy vendor’s lien notes and asks readers to contact the Record and Chronicle office or box 488 in Denton Texas for arrangements.
Advice to patients on following doctor prescriptions accurately and filing them properly for best results. Promises fresh pure drugs, accurate compounding by experienced staff, and citywide delivery without extra charge.
Born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Zeigler a boy and to Mr and Mrs L Sims a boy five miles east of town. Maccabees social session at 8pm Monday. Union church services begin next Sunday through August. District Clerk Durbin copying juror lists for August term. D W Davis of Van Alstyne named for War Department post and will depart for Porto Rico late August. Mr and Mrs J A Cagle and Cecil to Greenville. Cagle returns to Normal for graduate work. Dr M J McBride avoids injury in corner collision with motorcycle rider Lowe. Horse spooked but caught. Sam W Fulton reports Dick Jones barn unroofed and smokehouse damaged by wind Saturday afternoon.
Belle and Louticia Smith host a farm house party with picnics and planned activities. Attendees from the area include Rita Benett Addie Melson Olive Owens Ruby Strickland Marie Bailey Mary Rector Lottie Owsley Eva Reynolds Vernelle Allison and Lois Bally.
Trial treatment information provided free of charge. Advertisement for Frontier Asthma Company based in Buffalo New York inviting contact for home cures and trials.
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