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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
4
Tom Judge of Drop asks that the Denton trade excursionists include a stop at Drop, noting Drop was left off the March 25 itinerary. He cites local support and promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for rheumatism linked to stomach liver and kidney troubles.
Aged one year ten months James Childs died Sunday in Dallas and was brought to Denton for burial in I. C. O. F. cemetery. He was a son of Harry Childs and grandson of F. E. Chenoweth. Rev. A. D. Rogers led funeral services at the First Christian church.
If lights go out or water stops, do not call the office. Check receipts as some have not paid and service will be disconnected without further notice. W. J. Grady, Supt. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J C Strickland and wife to A Hall 55 acres in J M Moses survey 800 M F Guthrie to J P Dunn 3 4 acres in J W King survey Lewisville 275 Mary Thompson and husband W M Thompson to Mrs N N Dunn lot in J W King survey Lewisville 135 Mrs E M Parrish to Frank Parrish et al 90 7 acres in C C Hohenberger survey Mrs A A Lord to R L Donald interest in 30 acres in Edward Cook survey 75 John Seaborn and wife to W T Moore tract in A M Feltus survey 15000 J Buster and wife to J Dr Campbell lots 5 and 6 block 16 Kealy addition to Lewisville 150 J C Morris and Wife to Pinekard & Sanders 90 acres in Cas Carter and R B Longbottom surveys 6220
A prominent Evansville resident recounts five months of illness with pulmonary trouble and hemorrhages before trying Vinol on a friend’s advice. He claims Vinol saved his life and recommends others try it, promising money-back if it fails. Druggist O. M. Curtis advertises Vinol and a skin salve, along with local grocers Long & King and Turner Bros offering pure Utah honey and reliable service.
The business world relies on credit and strong banking. Good credit is essential, alongside cash reserves, as it reflects safeguarding your future and having a solid checking account with a reputable bank.
W Lee Brown 42 died at his Cleburne home from meningitis after living in Denton earlier where he was born. He worked at Robt Craig lumber yard and later A C Barbour yard in Cleburne. Survived by wife three children father and sister Mrs W B Richardson of Denton. Funeral held in Cleburne with family members traveling from Denton.
Moorman leaves Denton for Marshall Texas to enter new business. J M Vivian of Van Alstyne and CF Hilger take over New Majestic with aim to maintain high film standards. Daily matinee and evening shows continue two reels with daily announcements in the papers. Asthma ad and local ads note grocery phone service and repriced dictionaries at Reec.
Fresh Nun nally's Candy arrives by express from the factory with Box Bountiful goods priced at one and two dollars. Curtis' also stocks Liggett's Dutch package novelty candy in large one dollar packages with free delivery and phone orders to 52.
The March cold brought a minimum of 28 degrees, with heavy ice Saturday and Sunday mornings. Orchardists debate fruit crop damage while oats seem unscathed. Weather cooled then moderated, highs near 36. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin ailments, burns, and bruises.
News reached P. J. and Paul Beyette Sunday of the death of their brother Will H. Beyette in Houston. He collapsed from heart failure while at church with his family. Survived by his wife and a fifteen year old daughter. The Beyettes traveled to Houston to arrange funeral plans. services were set for Monday at four, with interment in Houston rather than Fort Worth.
For forty three years Dr King s New Discovery has been known as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles used last year and a money back guarantee. J J Owens of Allendale writes it is the best for coughs and colds and throat and lung troubles. 5c and 1.00 at J F Raley Co s Advt.
A smallpox case is reported at Lewisville with the patient in Lewisville camp improving while conditions in the city are generally satisfactory and no new cases have appeared in two weeks. Frank Norris near Little Elm was critical Saturday but much improved by Monday.
A notice from Skiles Transfer Company outlines a fixed city boundary for 25 cents per trip. Trips leaving the boundary cost 50 cents. The boundary runs from the West gate of the C I A campus to Bolivar Street then Welch Street to Prairie Street and to the cemetery, then south to Mill Street and east to the railroad.
Washington report says Texas again leads the United States in crop value for 1912 with $407,160,000, dominating Illinois $289,226,000 and Iowa $284,395,000. Missouri moves to fourth, Ohio drops to fifth. Kansas, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Georgia and North Dakota follow.
Sickness in the family means you should not risk mail or errands for prescriptions. The store promises fresh pure drugs carefully compounded by experienced men. They offer 24 hour citywide delivery at no extra charge and invite new customers to try their service.
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