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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
4
Have you considered insuring your automobile We want to discuss auto mobile policy options and protection against fire risks on them We write automobile policies to safeguard your vehicle from damage and loss.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Turpin on Thursday. N. R. Bedford plans to build a neat bungalow on West Sycamore Street.
Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas claims electric bitters cured his family of eczema and his own case. The letter pitches the tonic as a blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers running sores and indigestion. It praises liver kidney and bowel stimulation with poisons expelled and strength built. Free trial bottle offered with satisfaction guaranteed by J F Raley Co.
The ad argues aluminum cooking ware is best to use and will be widely adopted as customers sample a piece. It promises numerous advantages, invites readers to try a piece at reduced prices, and suggests many will buy more after testing the product.
Free to ladies on Saturday and Monday a handsome valtey case containing powder puff and mirror at each lady purchasing goods to amount of $1 or more. Very useful to carry in hand bag. Ask to see the wonderful values I am offering in Box Papers. High grade goods at a saving of fully one-third. See bigger ad in today's paper.
George Stuart a noted Methodist lecturer will speak in Denton at the First Methodist Church on Lop-sided Folks Tuesday March 19. Admission is free and the public is invited. Rev Cooper announced the engagement as part of a series of free lectures for the South end Denton.
Minnis' drug store promotes prescription work as a specialty while advertising regular dinners for 25 cents at IDEAL RESTAURANT run by LONG & KING. They promise quality goods and attentive service.
The family of Wiley Patterson and wife extends thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy after the loss of their wife and mother.
The advertisement from a local retailer highlights quality merchandise and dedicated customer service. It mentions a special price and credits the store to Minnis and Long & King.
A note offers a few bushels of Texas seed corn, urging buyers to choose native corn that withstands dry summers. Experience suggests Texas seed corn outperforms foreign varieties. ARKANSAS MILL.
The Fort Worth Record denies reports of a regional smallpox epidemic while noting seventy two confirmed cases to date and many discharged. A student here received a Fort Worth letter claiming four or five hundred cases, with the Denton reports also circulating.
The passage recalls a prior drought that wiped out Denton County’s wheat harvest and describes how the bank supported farmers and businesspeople through the Green Bug Year, the wet year of 1908, and other tough periods, helping them endure and make the best of prosperous years.
The advertisement asserts competitive pricing across the store while highlighting quality goods. It emphasizes value for shoppers and invites customers to compare prices and quality.
Sam Brown son of W C Brown of Denton is recovering at home after an accident on duty near Tioga. The Denison to San Antonio Flyer train he was aboard struck a curve causing him to fall and strike his head and face, losing much blood before being taken to Denton. He has been at home several weeks to heal.
Improvements planned for the Airdome on East Hickory Street authorize a weather top and continued moving pictures and music. The Majestic theater will relocate by mid April and remain in its present quarters until then with vaudeville and stock companies expected this summer.
The Missionary society invites all ladies of the church and their friends to an Easter party at Mrs D R Turner’s residence on Wednesday afternoon April 3. An interesting program has been arranged and refreshments will be provided by Long & King seed suppliers.
Denton merchants Long and King offer a new cooking bag touted as economical and labor saving. The item emphasizes hygienic use for home cooks.
Supt Buell of the Experiment Station west of town said on Saturday that chicken yards are under construction and the station will experiment with White Leghorn chickens and Indian Runner ducks in a contest among different stations.
A square deal to purchaser guarantees every purchase will be satisfactory. The store offers Maxwell House Blend and Chase and Sanborn coffee brands under the Turner Bros. name.
The Ladies Mission society plans a Saturday market for April 6 featuring dressed chicken and other meats, salads, homemade breads, baked beans, doughnuts, cakes and Easter fare. Also ads invite readers to fashion events and shop for spring hats at The Style Shop and Turner Bros offering guaranteed goods for the table.
The next issue of the Retard and Chronicle classifieds invites readers to look for desired items and answers. Readers are urged to check listings for opportunities, notices, and services in the upcoming edition.
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