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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle lists pricing for subscriptions including one year, six months, and three months, with weekly and daily editions. It notes publication as a second class mail matter in Denton Texas and promises corrections on requests for erroneous reflections.
In Denton Texas on March 15 1913 residents plan a grand spring clean-up led by the women of the city. The first target is the downtown business section where sidewalks behind stores are used for storage and disorder. City supervision and citizen cooperation are urged for a thorough effort.
The ad touts Dr King's New Discovery as a 43 year world renowned cough remedy with over three million bottles used last year. Customer testimonials claim it cures coughs and colds and throat and lung troubles with a money back guarantee at J F Raley Co. Prices and supplier details are listed along with other local ads for poultry and coffee.
The Denton Texas city council authorizes an election on the first Tuesday in April 1915. Voters will elect one alderman from Ward One two from Ward Two three from Ward Three and four from Ward Four along with a City Marshal City Attorney City Secretary City Treasurer and City Assessor and Collector. Presiding officers are named for each ward and the mayor must issue notice at least thirty days prior.
Mayor Ed F Bates proclaims a Denton city election to be held on the first Tuesday in April 1913. Voters will elect officers named in the election order at designated polling places under state election laws. The proclamation is dated February 27 1913 and attested by City Secretary Wylie Smith.
A buyer notes that the label name indicates coffee quality rather than the packaging. The guide emphasizes that Max Well House Blend signals a certain standard, cautioning against judging solely by exterior packaging.
Minnesota seedling potato harvest success noted with Irish variety at Turner Brothers Phones. Growers report strong yields and favorable market interest in early season listings.
Notice from North Texas Gas Co. states Miss Walker will remain available for several days to help customers with gas service issues. If consumers experience trouble or insufficient gas results, call the office and Miss Walker will be sent to their homes to make adjustments.
George Richards of Cecilion Maryland describes twelve years of severe stomach troubles and costly treatments. He says two packages of Thedford's Black Draught provided relief after years of pain, sleeplessness, and prior operations. The remedy is described as purely vegetable and over seventy years in use.
Curtis Drug Store promotes Joan of Arc cigars with a strong emphasis on selection, value, and factory reputation. The dealer notes paying $38 to $40 per thousand for five cent cigars and invites customers to try the Tom Moore factory Jo an of Arc club shaped cigar priced at a nickel today.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff of Denton County requires publication of guardian E W Forester s final report and accounting for the estate of Van Knox deceased. Objections or contest must be filed by April 1913 with the Denton County Court, hearing set for April 21 1913 at the Denton courthouse. Witness O T Button Clerk.
The Wills Point Chronicle reprints a Denton obit for YV A Douglass who died March 16 from rheumatism causing vertigo. Born 1840 in Gallatin, Tenn., he lived in several Texas towns before settling in Dallas and Denton. He served in the Confederate army, joined the Methodist church in 1896, and is survived by multiple siblings and children.
E L Berry and J H Hughes accept plans for four new brick buildings in Sanger. Two will stand on Main street and two on Third street. Senior class picnic at Clear Creek and a Friday candy making at Joel Lusk’s home rounded the week. The fourth grade girls organize as The Busy Little Girls.
Advert outline promotes Peruna as a tonic laxative to prevent illness, urges keeping it at home, notes its claimed benefits for appetite and digestion, warns to consult a physician if illness progresses, and lists purchase info and a KA TAR NO branding note with a free booklet offer.
John Berry returns to school as rumors of a possible baseball team fade due to lack of playing grounds. A Sophomore, Gus Egan, reports from Los Angeles. The debating society hosted a girl’s party at the A. B. Lee auditorium with spring decor, and Miss Lorena Richie won the conversationalist title. A punching-toast program honored defeated and victorious orators, faculty, and attendees.
An exclusive Denton agent for Eastman Kodak Co markets a wide stock of Kodaks Brownie cameras and photographic supplies. The ad touts the Kodak as a desirable home asset, not essential but valuable, claiming offerings for all tastes and budgets and inviting readers to request a catalogue.
Read a clear abstract of title and have it examined by an attorney. An abstract reveals liens and defects before suit to perfect title becomes costly. We offer thirty years of experience and the county’s best abstract plant to prepare an abstract so you know your title.
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