Indian Two Reel War Film At Fort Thriller
A mighty military and Indian two reel feature delivers one of the greatest Indian pictures shown here with thrilling and exciting battle scenes around the fort.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
4
A mighty military and Indian two reel feature delivers one of the greatest Indian pictures shown here with thrilling and exciting battle scenes around the fort.
Final census tallies by R Ledbetter show 1 267 scholastics within Denton city limits the highest in the town's history. White children number 1 092 with 175 negroes. ages and gender broken down, many native born and several with German parentage.
An early 20th century advertisement for Herbine promotes bowel regularity and strength, claiming it purifies and regulates digestion. The ad states the product costs 50 cents and is sold by R. H. Garrison.
Afternoon coaching in Trigonometry Geometry Algebra and Arithmetic offered by A Logan A M Principal Denton High School at 258 Old Phone 436.
Friday morning Dr. W. B. Bizzell reported 120 enrollment with 125 counted and about twenty five or thirty more expected by next week. Attendance will exceed last year as students retake pedagogy courses to earn life time certificates after the six week term.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles claiming prompt relief. Cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured an ugly ulcer in two weeks after nine months of suffering. Also notes fruit jars in various sizes at Turner Bros.
George H. Cully of Gainesville reports the death Thursday of the 18 month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Will Garnett of Gainesville. The Garnett family is well known here.
Several copies of the 1912 Bronco High School annual are for sale as souvenirs. Denton Printing Co. advertised along with a Good Jersey cow for sale by T. B. Smith at 72 South Elm.
A western feature recounts Garcia paying Rustiers to move cattle over international boundaries, detailing the scheme and involved parties across the frontier.
A lively note praises a Saturday night program at the Air Dome with an admission price of 10 cents for all seats. The writer hails it as the best program yet shown.
A vintage advertisement asserts that for the best in drug store service and prescription preparation you should choose J. A. Minnis Prescription Druggist in East Side Square. It touts 35 years of experience, dedicated drug selection, and free delivery, inviting new customers to try the store.
The Baraca class of the First Baptist church has repapered its room on West Himborgstr and bought new chairs and furniture. The house is being wired and members will furnish buzz fans to keep the space comfortable in summer. A map and cabinet with five divisions of the Oriental nation was purchased and will be ready for use Sunday.
Testimonial from J G Eveland of Bath Maine claims twenty five years of eczema ended by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The formula is from a physician and guaranteed. Available from druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis J F Raley Co ad.
A person seeks funds to purchase vendor lien notes and requests contact via the Record and Chronicle office or Box 488 in Denton Texas for arrangements.
Long King grocers advertise fruit jars in pints quarts and half gallons and invite customers to call Phones 7 and 44 for orders and delivery.
A brief ad invites customers to phone 44 to discuss groceries with LONG & KING.
A Yaqui Cur tale shows a young Indian torn between tribal warfare and the white man’s doctrine of self sacrifice told with wartime drama. Lionel Barrymore stars in the lead. The Widow from Winnipeg offers a Kalem comedy about shop and fur misadventures ending the program.
May receipts for 1913 show a gain of over 750 dollars compared with May 1911 as water and power use increases correspondingly.
Supt W J Grady reports a two year rise in power and water use forcing new machinery purchases and several thousand feet of water mains laid. May 1913 water collections rose to 1910 50 from 1162 60 in May 1911 as demand grows with gardens and hotter weather. The power plant received over 14000 in new machinery and a 400 gallon per minute pump to meet public and individual demand.
Old men and women seek a safe painless laxative and Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as especially good for the aged. They claim prompt, easy relief at 25 cents and are recommended by J. F. Raley & Co.
Miss Weimar director of Domestic Science at the CIA and Miss Lister supervisor in Galveston schools will lead daily demonstrations at 10 a m. Denton ladies are invited with no cost attached. The demonstrations aim to aid practical housekeepers and organizers hope for large attendance.
Local ad states customers can order fruit jars by phone with options in pints quarts and half gallons Turner Bros Phones 7 for ordering or inquiries.
A roundup of property transactions shows multiple Denton area deeds. Pritchard transfers to Alliance Milling Co for part of block 29 Denton for 176 dollars. Several other parcels change hands with prices from 500 to 15 thousand dollars.
Visit the new studio and see the new styles before you have your photo made. Special prices until June 15. They receive special attention. All work at popular prices. TOM SWARTZ at the Fad Studio over postoffice.
A barn on the W. J. Hamilton farm near Argyle burned at about midnight Friday. The fire started from an unknown cause and two horses along with feedstuff were destroyed in the blaze.
An advertisement mentions Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo New York offering trial treatment information at Room 102. It states no charge for full information and cites free asthma-related resources.
Get your fruit jars now and call for delivery. Turner Bros advertises home delivery service with phone contact to place orders.
Advertisement proclaims a fixed price of 10 cents as a value deal. The brief copy emphasizes affordability and consumer benefit, framing the price as consistently low and worthwhile for shoppers.
Hillsboro Mirror reports OCW Charles Harrison presents plays set in ranch life army rural and city settings. Emphasis on individual characters, moral tone, and entertaining moments. Costumes scenery praised. Princess theater screened three reels of high class music and comedies including The Same Old Story and Miss Aphela's Picture.
Waterman’s Ideal and Conklin Self Filling pens lead the line by merit. Fountain pens are nearly essential today and a good one is worthwhile. When buying, it pays to view our stock. Prices from $2.50 upward. May send a catalog.
A reader asks about the green vegetables received daily and notes a contact line reading Phones 44 LONG KING.
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