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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
4
I P Carr of Haskell will open a new furnishing goods store here within weeks. He has secured the west side building formerly occupied by the Mecca cafe and will undertake extensive repairs and improvements before the stock arrives.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles claiming rapid relief. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and notes the product priced at 25 cents with a local recommendation by J F Raley & Co.
John Swartz invites newlyweds to visit Fad Studio over the post office to view new group photo styles and obtain prices for portraits.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and dissolve gravel and diabetes. It also treats rheumatism and back problems and regulates bladder issues in children. One bottle lasts two months and is often curative. Send for testimonials to Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri. Sold by druggists.
The regular council meeting will appoint a City Board of Equalization to review renditions by Assessor Ledbetter. A proposed discussion area includes the Hickory street lake issue drawing property owner complaints. The street vendors ordinance is back with the committee and may be acted on tonight.
Turner Bros advertises ripe peaches for sale in any quantity with delivery anywhere. Also promotes Beechnut Peanut Butter and lists contact phone numbers.
Bath Indiana resident J C Eveland after twenty five years of eczema found cure with Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The Philadelphia and St Louis Pfeiffer Chemical Co promote this physician formu la guaranteed remedy available in stores or by mail for 50 cents. J F Raley & Co advertise the product in this period piece.
A Saturday night tent theatre show drew the biggest crowd of the week. The play featured Mr. Harrison in the lead with strong supporting players and frequent applause. The $10 prize winner and Thursday’s show title were announced. “The Devil in Society,” chosen by BR Cobb with a committee including Judge Hoskins Pat Gallagher and R Ledbetter. Tonight the company presents “Mr. Jim Bailey.”
A brief grocery ad requests customers to call Long & King for grocery orders. The message provides a contact phone number and urges readers to discuss their needs by phone.
Fragmentary civic message urges residents to keep dollars local to strengthen welfare and community. Emphasizes spending at home to support municipal needs and future growth.
A public notice advises readers to follow doctor prescriptions precisely for best results. It promotes safe, fresh drugs prepared by experienced registered personnel. Home delivery within the city is offered at no extra charge.
J A Minnis operates a drugstore at East Side Square offering prescriptions and medicinal supplies. The brief notice highlights the establishment’s location and business focus in the local commerce sphere.
Various social notes list Miss Sue Bates in Houston Miss Ellen Smith in Prosper J M Inman of Slidell Curtis Nichols in Dallas J W Finnell from Stony Squire Ezell from Aubrey births and visits across Denton area Col Milner Bryan Mezes and Brasley visit Denton Dr McNeely Memphis visiting R P Lomax John Lomax registrar at State University among guests Miss Leone Cobb returns from McKinney Farmersville Mrs L D Cobb Fort Worth in Denton District court new divorce Swinson Miss Madge Fyffe returns to Waco Irene Dawson AnnieHenry summer in Lincoln Col Kilner from Dallas.
Reports from Denton County show the 1913 wheat crop as the most remarkable in farming history. Yields exceed owner estimates by up to 5 bushels per acre with several growers reporting 40 plus bushels per acre across varying plots from Parvin to Little Elm and Slidell.
The piece urges readers to read today's ads to stretch finances. It highlights the value of sewn bargains and promotional notices as a better option than other methods, urging readers to take advantage of announcements for their benefit.
Photographer John Swartz announces a free cabinet photo for every man or woman aged 75 or older in Denton or Denton County limited to before July 1. Wording notes the photographer operates in your town over post office. d&w
Readable fragment notes a grocery business named Long and King offering phone orders at 44 for groceries. The item highlights a local shop serving customers with phone based service.
Citizens are urged to inform R. Ledbetter of any unenumerated scholastics so they can be added to supplemental state rolls and receive free admission to city schools. This notice stresses inclusive outreach for enrollment.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe and gentle for seniors. They promise prompt relief without pain and are recommended by J F Raley & Co with a price of 25 and 2/ .
Real estate transfers filed listing E M Daily and wife to Laurence A McDonald and wife in Denton for 750 dollars with Lot 2 Block 4 College addition. J W Ripy and wife to Mrs Neitha Wharton Lot 4 Block B Schmidt and Rippy addition Denton for 200. L G Belew to J B Pondrom East half Block 4 Square 13 White addition to Pilot Point for 200. T M Harris and wife to J B Pondrom Part Block 2 Square 11 White addition to Pilot Point for 1500 dollars.
Subscribed subscribers can obtain their season Chautauqua tickets from any of the four banks. Distribution time is limited. Get yours now.
A dramatic program from Turner Bros plays at the tent theater tonight featuring fresh vegetables and phone numbers? Note: text contains extraneous items. readable facts indicate a theater event by Turner Bros scheduled for tonight.
In this issue shoe merchants urge readers to visit their stores and inspect available footwear. The notices stress examination of wares as a path to better pairs at lower prices, urging careful consideration of each offer.
State Entomologist Schell warns widespread damage from borers on ornamental shade trees and urges timely protective washes starting in March with subsequent applications in June and September. Dead trees should be cut and used for fuel, and two main formulas plus alternatives are provided for effective treatment and adhesion.
Mrs J C Coit entertains at bridge Tuesday afternoon for Miss Anna Banks and Miss Ethel Allen who recently returned home. Mary Francis, Mary Gilson and Howard Francis traveled to Gainesville with Charles Francis to join a house party at the Simpson residence.
Miss Margaret Bass entertained Saturday evening with a lively dance at her home. Punch was served to the dancers, including Misses Mary France, Mary Gillson, Rita Bevette, Caron Revette, Bertha Hill, Alma Tin cher, Grace Christat, Ollie May Evers, Bonnie Bell, Carolyn Murphy, Zelma McCullar, Verna Adams, Blanche Garrison, Dot Bell, Addie Melson, Marie Leach, Lonnie Fox, Hortense Prunty, Edith Sullivan, Aline Hidges, Helen Bass, Elbert Hooper, Emery Witt, Deniglass Witt, Bennett Wooly, Dave Faulkner, Ben Ivey, Charlie Crain, Virgil Brady, Ernest Simmons, Horace Simmons, Oran Beil and Mac Hodges.
Sam Beall of Denton Texas visits his sister in law Mrs A J Beall on South Church street after living in Charlotte for years. He is the last surviving brother of the late Captain Beall and plans to return to Washington before coming back to Charlotte for a final weekend visit.
A compact ad urges readers to use phones to order groceries from Turner Bros. The notice highlights convenient shopping and home delivery options.
The shopper who buys from home merchants spends less per order and matches her purchases to real needs. She avoids overordering to fill shipments and resists mail order descriptions that are not accurate, preferring the home trade.
Daily readers find value in affordable listings and deals, with many noting savings compared to other markets. The practice draws a steady crowd seeking items at lower prices.
Buyer has funds to purchase vendor lien notes and seeks offerings. Contact Record and Chronicle office or address Box 488, Denton Texas.
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