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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates and terms in Denton Texas with advance pricing details and a general statement that errors in the Record and Chronicle will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. The notice dates June 1 1982.
Aviation meet June 7 and 8. Chautauqua session begins July. Swat the fly campaign runs all summer with ongoing clean-up days. Denton entered in Holland Magazine spotless town contest with many local towns in the field. Pilot Point also listed in county contest and working toward the official judging.
A vintage ad describes Move On Now to clear crowd disruption and promote bowel movement. It praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle, offering health benefits without force. Available for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Federal prison in Atlanta held members of the Lupo Morello gang who hatched a plan to kill W. J. Flynn the Secret Service agent who captured them and Judge George Ray who jailed them. Flynn notes that three plot participants have already been killed during the trial.
Joe H. Wilkins of near Fender has purchased the Fred Wilson farm of 327 acres west of Denton for 17 675 dollars. The deal was arranged through the Denton Trust Company.
An 1900s style advertisement promises Wilson's Freckle Cream will remove freckles or fade them and restore complexion with a money back guarantee. It claims safety, no hair growth, and removal of tan pimples and freckles, offering mail orders, 50 cents per jar and Mammoth jars for a dollar. It lists Wilson's Fair Skin Soap at 25 cents and sale through QO M. Curtis.
The Commissioners Court of Denton County Texas as Board of Equalization will meet June 11 and 12 in the county court room to hear objections from property owners whose assessments were raised at the recent sitting. May 24, 1912. Oscar T. Button Clerk and ex officio clerk. By T M Rucker Deputy.
Local store advertises framed pictures including The Song of the Lark The Gleaners and The Bodenhausen Madonna. It promotes factory made oval photograph frames and on site framing while you shop. Also mentions regilding heavy frames and new mats plus display of sample trays.
A First Presbyterian church congregational meeting led by Rev. F L McFadden voted unanimously against dissolving the pastoral relationship. The meeting approved asking the Dallas Presbytery to withdraw the request to dissolve and prayed for the pastor to return, with Beechnut Peanut Butter advertised by Turner Bros.
Turner Bros advertises potato chips and invites readers to try them in the next order. If you have something to sell use the classified.
Rexall store offers wide lines of goods familiar to customers at home. Kodak items are exclusive and well stocked along with Kodaks and supplies. Young ladies find toilet goods and the stationery department is among the state’s best. Phone 52 for quick convenient service.
John McDowell, about 35, was brought from Argyle to town Monday after a runaway Saturday night. A boy attempting to lead the horse caused it to bolt, throwing McDowell. He suffered a compound comminuted ankle dislocation with bones protruding, and severe bruises overall.
The advertisement claims a rich wife is found when a woman uses Electric Bitters. It describes strong nerves, bright brain, even temper, peach bloom complexion, ruby lips from pure blood, and energy from firm muscles. It promises relief from indigestion backache headaches fainting and dizzy spells and calls the remedy a woman’s favorite. 50c at J F Raley Co.
Miss Jennie Keyte offers a summer term of piano lessons at 36 West Sycamore Street starting Tuesday June 4. Old phone 3508.
A lengthy roll call lists attendees and supporters for a reception honoring Sheppard's circle. Names span many towns and organizations, including Smith, Tabor, Lacy, Crawford, and Edwards, among others, indicating a broad community gathering in a regional event.
Public advisory urges subscribers to notify the manager two to three days in advance of any city location change or relocation to minimize inconvenience.
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