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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions and notes post office filing in Denton Texas. A public notice states corrections will be published promptly upon notification to publishers and warns against defamatory content.
The Quanah Tribune-Chief reports an Amarillo ice war dropping prices from 75c to 45c per hundred, while Denton buyers pay 26c and 35c. It also notes a potential year and month jail term for Jack Johnson for white slave act violation and discusses publishing industry shifts involving Harvey, Hapgood, Collier's, and Harper's. The column critiques Representative Sims and the use of office to settle personal feuds.
The text extols a pharmacy’s character, stressing accurate filling of prescriptions and purity. It notes a large annual prescription volume of over 12,000 and invites customers to use the store with free delivery and phone contact.
Mothers misread common child ailments as indigestion and worm infections. TheKickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge is advertised to expel worms regulate bowels and restore health in children. Guaranteed. Available from druggists or by mail. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis. J F Raley Co.
People read the ads each day and many earn good pay by spotting bargains. They consistently find items they want at lower prices than elsewhere.
Sale items include cakes available Saturday at Harper and Graham's. Rec ord and Chronicle office reports new dictionaries arriving with price details and availability.
An insurance offer for wheat and other small grains stored anywhere in Denton County. Provides contact options by writing, telephoning, or visiting the office.
The notice lists two phone numbers for W. T. Bailey & Co. The old phone is 64 and the new phone is 120, signaling a contact update for customers.
Colonel and Preach Rayzor and James Potts, Denton youths who went to a New York business college, travel home after refusing to continue at a school admitting black and white students on equal terms. Letters from home state they will not attend due to race and Southern upbringing. Relatives received their Declaration of Independence proclaiming separation from Negroes.
Grasshoppers abundant in Denton county and across West Texas New Mexico Kansas and the Pacific coast. No damage reported yet as ravages affect pasture land but have not reached growing crops.
Miss Edith J Clark an English and American Literature instructor at North Texas State Normal leads a guided August tour through Chicago Buffalo Niagara Toronto Hudson River New York Boston Norfolk and Washington with Atlantic and Potomac River passages and many scenic side trips. For details contact Miss Edith L Clark or Bernice Carter at 150 W Hickory St Denton Texas.
Scattered showers fell Friday and Saturday easing the heat. In West Denton a heavy shower came at 1 o clock Saturday while downtown the sun shone, the rain aiding crops including corn needing a soak.
An advertising blurb invites readers to try Temple Garden Tea and purchase a 256 page package at local grocers. It emphasizes enjoying iced tea with the product.
A unnamed Ohio woman writes that Dr Hartman approves the article Medicine and Religion noting its clarity and value. She supports Christian Science and suggests the pieces will aid widespread readership and urges distribution of Peruna. The notice mentions KA-TAR-NO as the modern Peruna formula and offers a free booklet.
Ada Hammonds visiting Corinth. Richards in Roanoke and McGintie family in Dallas. Ott o Ridgeway on business to Comanche. Leta Bayless visiting in St Jo. Sumners kin in Dallas. Stella Freeman returned from Dallas. Reynolds in Lewisville. Johnson and Durbin in Dallas Fort Worth. Mrs Tipps guest in Fort Worth. Graham home from McKinney Farmersville. Whitten attending T A commenc ement. Walden returns to Dallas from Kanady home. Kirkpatricks visiting Athens. Ledbetter to Fort Worth for TCU commencement. Owsley in Austin for state university. Berry Fowler families to Austin for university. Horn Paschall to St Augustine for weeks with relatives. Wilford Stroud visits mother Stroud. Clerks assigned to Dallas post office. Bible and Mission school delegates visit Chronicle. Kelso returns home from Fort Worth. Alexander to visit Houston Port Arthur Beaumont.
The city’s shoe fitters urge careful look at today’s ads from merchants who advertise to lure customers to visit stores and examine wares. Consider the offers to save money and find a better pair of shoes.
You can see for yourself our classy style and up to date tailoring. Visit to examine superior stock and garments that fit better than alterations. Denton Tailoring Co successor to Watgon Tailoring Co invites patrons to try our services. Old phone 47 New phone 7
Candy quality emphasized with clean facilities and sanitary production. Centers of Guth, Liggett or Nunnally's chocolates use pure fruits and fine sugar with a smooth cocoa coating from high grade beans. Nuts are fresh and hearty. Candies sold weekly direct from factory by express on ice. Chocolates Au Guth $1.00 per pound. Phones 52. Free delivery.
Rev. Wm. Makowski attends district conference in Houston while Ben Linenschmidt visits Dallas. Mrs. E. L. Knostermann of Kansas City lectures on Home Missions at the Methodist church. County Commissioner Sweat plans a bridge over Milam Rock Quarry. Wheat harvest has begun in the area.
An old newspaper ad offers a $100 reward and $106 reward claim for a cure for catarrh described as constitutional. The text touts a product named on fake lines and mentions distribution through a druggist network in Toledo and Chicago area.
Denton County Texas sheriff W C Orr will auction the property of E L Hopkins on July 1 1913 at the courthouse Denton in fulfillment of a May 21 1913 alias execution from the Denton County Court in favor of Exchange National Bank for 501.77 with 10 percent interest plus costs. The land is described as lots 9 and 10 in block 24 College addition within Eugene Puchalski Survey area.
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