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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle issues a general public notice warning that any erroneous reflection in its columns will be corrected upon notification. It lists old and new telephone contacts, subscription scales, and mailing options for daily weekly and monthly editions.
Dallas News push sparks Denton debate on center wagon yards city street crossings and sidewalks. The column argues for city construction promises and public bond issues to fund roads, noting Lo rimer La Follette era politics and urging local funding through bonds keeping money in circulation.
河口广告队在州际汽车公司带领下巡游 Denton 至 Frisco 及 Celina 等地宣传计划中的航空会议 车队沿途分发传单 饮料汽水 观察田地作物状况 多地居民表示将来参加活动并称 Denton 应每年组织两次县内商务考察 外界对路况和农作物总体乐观
G. X Campbell of Denton registers motorcycle No. 154 and Paul Bird of Denton registers No. 200 in the county records.
Early returns from yesterday's Democratic presidential primaries in Rhode Island show Clark leading with 84 votes, Wilson 321, and Harmon 59.
A local shop promotes framed pictures to brighten living spaces with colored prints such as The Song of the Lark and The Gleaners at attractive prices. It highlights factory-made oval photograph frames, on-site framing while you shop, and services to regild heavy frames or fit new mats. The ad mentions trays on exhibit and urges phone calls for pickup.
Mrs J W Sullivan entertained Friday with a dance for several young people at Palmer's Art Shop. Between dances Marie Banks presided at punch and at 11 30 hostess and Mrs Banks served strawberry ice cake. Attendees included Joel McCook Herbert Walden Lollie Schmitz Lula Evers Bettie Hudson Margaret Moore Florence Smith Ethel Allen Bess Floyd Will Gregg Charley Adams Ewing Smith Millcan Purnell of McKinney.
The Denton County Commissioners Court sit as a Board of Equalization to hear challenges to recent property assessment raises. The meeting will be in the courthouse court room on June 11 and 12 1912. Taxpayers may appear to show cause why assessments should not be final. May 24 1912. Oscar T Button Clerk. By T M Rucker Deputy.
Thousands paid final tribute to Wilbur Wright at his funeral in Dayton Ohio on June 1. The ceremony reflected the era's prominence of aviation pioneers and the Wright brothers legacy in American progress. Turner Bros. advertising blurs the page with potato dips in a stray insertion.
The ornamental fence fund for the O. O. F. cemetery exceeds $1,000 with $1,001 raised as of Saturday, and solicitor T. F. Jas expects to reach the $2,500 needed without trouble for the project.
Minta Jones of near Aubrey died March 27 at age 1 year 5 months 24 days from typhoid fever. Oliver B. Thomas of Aubrey died April 8 at age 9 years 1 month 15 days from acute yellow atrophy of the liver due to chloroform anesthesia. Beechnut Peanut Butter in all sizes. We have some fresh.
A Curtis shop advertises Hiawatha Cream made from pure cream with fruit and nuts. It claims strong sales, selling hundreds of gallons since it started last year and continuing to grow this year. Available in any quantity.
The second annual Bible and Mission school of the Women’s Missionary Society of the M E Church South begins Tuesday at the Methodist dormitory and College of Industrial Arts with day sessions and night lectures at the First Methodist church. Dr George B Winton and Rev Isaac M Page head lectures on movements in Mexico and the Anti White Slave Traffic. Hundreds of Texas women are expected.
Advertising copy touts Electric Bitters as a cure for female weakness and digestive woes. It claims the remedy brings health through strong nerves, bright brain, and restful sleep, urging women to try it at 50 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
I W C Murphy agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co of Texas announces a public sale on June 20 1912 at the Denton freight depot to the highest cash bidder for 5 cars of gravel consigned to Wiggins and Michaud Denton Texas shipped by Marine Gravel Co. The sale covers freight and demurrage claims totaling 254.06 and costs.
Congressman Morris Sheppard, candidate for United States Senator, will address Denton county voters next Thursday June 6 at 2 oclock. A large crowd is expected with arrangements by local farmers and friends for a reception likely at the courthouse or open air.
An advertisement warns against mercury based tonics and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It notes genuine product, testimonials, and availability from druggists at 75 cents per bottle with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders new freight rates on fresh meats and packing house products from Fort Worth Oklahoma City Louisiana and Arkansas points by July 1 to reduce regional disadvantages against St Louis and Kansas City.
A vintage ad uses aggressive street scene imagery to promote Dr King’s New Life Pills. It claims the product gently persuades bowels to action and health follows, priced at 25 cents at J F Raley and Co.
In Pendergrass Georgia Mrs. Della Long reports five to six years of agonizing womanly ailments and fainting. She credits Cardui with immediate help and renewed ability to work. The ad urges others to try Cardui, notes its tonic effects and half century of success. It directs readers to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for guidance and a free booklet.
Turner Bros requests inclusion of a bottle of Welch Grape Juice in the forthcoming order. The note specifies a preference for the grape juice item among potential selections.
Mrs. Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma reports dramatic health gains after using Hartman medicines. She says her family recovered from asthma earache stomach catarrh and throat catarrh and that she gained weight from 100 to 140 pounds and regained health.
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