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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
4
Luther E Kinard lost his five passenger Regal when it caught fire near the park yesterday. He was alone and observed a puff of smoke before the blaze under the hood engulfed the engine area. He moved away fearing an explosion as the car burned to the ground despite gasoline not exploding.
Fo reliable garden seeds seed potatoes and onion sets see Long King. Our stock is complete and well assorted.
The Denton county commissioners term adjourned with business including creation of a new voting box No. 31 named Shiloh on the county's southern edge combining Lewsville and Waketon precincts. J R Yoakley J A Crawford and J H Donald appointed election officers for the box.
Stillman Green of Malachite Col recounts a five year battle against consumption. He credits Dr King’s Discovery for his recovery and urges readers to try the remedy, noting it costs 50 cents to 1 dollar with a trial bottle free at J F Ratey & Co.
The notice promotes various items and brands including Maxwell House Blend and Chase Sanborn tea. It mentions Texas Almanacs available on hand from Turner Bros and B. E. Drake Record and "roniede office.
The advertisement touts aluminum cookware as lightweight durable sanitary and easy to clean. It notes a higher upfront price than granite but argues the long term value justifies the cost and invites customers to buy to expand market reach.
A local window display promotes reduced prices on select items with an invitation to view the best pieces and decide if shopping is worthwhile. The notice promises customer satisfaction and suggests further details are available.
The column reports on illnesses and visits among residents from North Locust Street Slide and nearby towns. It lists Mrs Ed Brown ill W F Burton visiting Cook D J Easley and S W Ducker in Ponder Earl Johnson Tom Morris A Zimmerman in Wallas Walter L Buster sick with grippe Mrs A R Drake and her ill mother Mrs A E McMurray improving Margaret Geers traveled to Fort Worth and Beaumont John Godwin from Sanger about a $3000 bonding contract Rev Matthew T Andrews returns from Hillsboro with family to relocate. Rev W C Reeves to supply in Andrews' absence. LONG & KING advertise.
A damaged classified style notice promotes mineral treatment for asthma with offers of free information. It mentions the Frontier Asthma Company located in Buffalo and invites inquiries about curing asthma through mineral therapy.
Dr Newell Dwight Hillis speaks Thursday at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. Single admission 50 cents. Model Grocery sells Maxwell House Blend coffee in 3 pound packages on sale. Turner Bros.
The district court discharged the jury for the fourth week of the February term, delaying civil docket trial while criminal docket moves to next week and into the sixth week. Two court orders listed many names for the fifth week jury and noted one prior partial unpresentation.
The store offers a satisfaction guarantee on every purchase. Coffee brands sold include Maxwell House Blend and Chase and Sanborn.
Sanger residents cite J W Koons stating rail workers discuss a joint Katy Santa Fe track plan from Sanger toward Denison. Aimed at creating direct Dallas Whita Falls and Kansas City Dallas routes, the idea could boost Sanger and Denton by improving connections. Santa Fe recently finished a depot and a new water tank at Sanger, fueling the speculation.
A fresh shipment brings the finest tasting oranges and grapefruit to accompany sweet shiny apples. Phones 7.
OSCRETE WORK WAS AGAIN STARTED ON NORTH LOCUST. Workmen began building a concrete crossing on Walnut street where it intersects North Locust. This is part of several thousand feet of concrete walk contracted for on the east side of North Locust. Material is on the ground for more feet, awaiting suitable weather.
Dr T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas claims Electric Bitters cured his eczema patients and even cured his own case. The ad says the tonic purifies blood and treats eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers running sores and supports liver kidneys and bowels. It promises digestive aid and strength with a 50 cent free trial and a satisfaction guarantee by J F Raley Co.
Denton Library members who paid 5 dollars are urged to attend a business meeting of vital importance Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. Attendance is requested without fail.
Marriages recorded include A M Wilson and Miss Clara Barnett with FP W McFall and Sitta La grand, S D Johnson of Denton. second entry lists Miss Annis Lowell of Colorado Springs. Alvie Broyles and Miss May Harmon of Aubrey.
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as a world famous catarrh remedy made from eucalyptus and antiseptics. It claims cure for catarrh asthma croup deafness bronchitis and colds with a money back guarantee. Complete outfit with inhaler priced at 1 and extra bottles 65 cents at O M Curtis and druggists.
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