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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
4
Park Board plans a Wednesday meeting at City Hall to fix the spring clean-up date and finalize related details. The event is expected in mid April to prepare for the C I A homecoming celebration beginning April 19 for three days.
An ad claims stomach liver and kidney troubles cause rheumatism and that Electric Bitters cure by restoring organ health. It cites a Sylvania Georgia principal Charles B Allen testimonial and lists price 50 cents to $1.00 with local endorsement. News snippet notes stock show tickets sold and local births and bank moves.
The Mitchell Barber Shop now under Denton County National Bank will relocate to the Hamilton Tailor Shop on the east side square during construction of the new bank building. Patrons are asked to visit there. R. M. Mitchell, proprietor.
Kelso, longtime manager of the Kelso gin at Justin, died Monday at about age 59 from a liver ailment. He was shipped via Fort Worth for interment in Belton. He was married and well known in the Justin community.
An Austin dispatch reports the Denton Oil and Gas company securing a state charter with capital stock of $5.00. Incorporators are C. F. Evans C. F. Witherspoon and John A. Hann. The firm previously existed as a limited partnership and now has two rigs drilling for oil with a third rig available.
New shipment adds multiple language and usage dictionaries to the Rec ord and Chronicle office stacks. Librarians note broad student demand and plan display tables and classroom sets.
About 75 to 100 pupils from the R. E. Lee School dig and plant in a new garden bordered by trees. The Mothers-Teachers' Club organized plots four by six feet, with help from older students and home garden tools. Early plantings include pansies carnations roses and verbenas with seeds and transplanted blooms.
William H. Beyette 40 died suddenly from heart failure after collapsing during the singing at St. Paul Methodist Church in Houston. He fell striking his head on the pulpit and died twenty minutes later before an ambulance arrived. He served as Sunday school superintendent and was active in church life. Burial planned at Hollywood Cemetery with Rev. Sam R. Hay officiating.
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills for constipation and liver cleansing with promises of rapid relief and poison elimination. Mentions 25 cents at J F Raley Co and free asthma information from Frontier Asthma Co. Also notes grocery line, phone number, and a Dunham's cocoanut offer at Paschall's for one week.
An advertisement promotes Cedarine floor oil as a neutral cleaner and polish for waxed or stained floors. It highlights mop use to avoid kneeling, claims modern ease and bright results, and notes price references for pints quarts and gallons.
For forty three years Dr King s New Discovery has been known worldwide as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year, with a money back guarantee. J J Owens of Allendale Co writes that after twenty years it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used. Suitable for coughs colds sore throat and lung troubles. 50c and 1.00 at J F Raley Co s.
J A Freeman announces a summer sprinkling effort for any city street and invites residents to see him for details about the project and participation.
In a hurry for groceries phone us for immediate attention. Phones 44.
The notice invites patrons and friends to pass through Mitchell Barber Shop to reach The East Side Tailor run by Dc R Hamilton. It extends a special invitation to women patrons and mentions Paschall's strained tomatoes in cans and a phone contact.
A local drugstore urges customers to bring prescriptions for compounding with assurances of fresh pure drugs and skilled preparation by experienced staff. They promise 24 hour delivery across the city at no extra charge and invite new customers to try their service to support doctors’ outcomes.
The remains of Hamilton C. Storrie formerly of Denton will be brought from Ennis on the 4 40 special Thursday afternoon after funeral services at the Storrie home. The Masonic lodge will conduct rites with Robi Storrie and other brothers as pallbearers and officers from Dallas Denton and Denver among honorary pallbearers.
A benefit matinee is planned at the Princess Theater this Friday at 2 30 PM. Tickets are priced at 16 cents.
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