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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
4
J. M. Knox a student with malarial fever in the smallpox detention hospital was discharged by City Health Officer Piner and sent home to Dublin. Mr. Cooper was discharged next, leaving only two cases in the hospital. Dr. Piner said both Mr. Story and Mr. Battle have recovered and remain for the peeling off period.
Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and nothing is better for burns or bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan says after twelve years with a skin ailment and $400 in doctors’ bills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. It will help you. Only 25c. Recommended by J F Raley & Co.
Paschall's advertises olives mince meat preserves and strawberries with a note for Dromedary figs at 10 cents. It reports many books donated to the Rusk prison library in response to the Pastors' association and invites further donations before Thursday.
The snippet promotes bank safety and value of deposits, inviting small depositors to use the institution. It emphasizes protection from loss by fire accident or burglary and asserts the credit stored is valuable. The ad encourages trust in banking services.
S C Henderson told a Record and Chronicle that the First National bank of Aubrey denationalized and recharted as First Guaranty State bank with 30000 capital. A new Farmers and Merchants State bank with 20000 capital has been chartered and will open after preliminaries. Officers and directors named include W P Ratchford president E M Bates VP Sam Conly cashier G W Boner J L Mullins Ly F Caddell J D Brown J M Beauchamp.
J O Bell and G Masters toured the county section to prep the Trades Excursions set for March 25 and 29. They praised interest, arranged church ladies to feed excursionists in Justin, and noted 84 signatures for the trip with optimism for 150 participants next.
Dr King’s New Discovery known worldwide for cough relief for forty three years. Over three million bottles used last year with money back guarantee. J J Owens of Allendale writes it clears coughs after twenty years of use. For coughs colds throat and lung troubles it has no equal. 45c and $1.00 at J F Raley & Co.
Notice from J. A. Freeman states he has purchased the Frank Raines street sprinkler and invites residents of any city street to meet for details and coordination of summer sprinkling.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming quick relief from constipation by stimulating the liver improving digestion and purging poisons from the body. The ad notes the price as 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
The following new automobiles have been registered: H. H. Borth Sanger No 322. H. R. Lord Lewisville No 323. J. D. Layfield Justin No 324. G. B. Gibbs Frisco R 4 No 325. W. R. Sullivan Sanger No 326. J. M. McCracken Sanger No 327. H. M. Russell Pilot Point No 328. Also an advertisement for Asthma treatment and a grocery line from Long & King promising best brands and low prices.
Real estate transfers show multiple grantees and property details across Denton county. Transfers include C F Lehrman to Lizzie E Lawson for part lot 15 in J R Henry survey, 2006 dollars. J P Dunn to J A Ratliff for a lot in J W King survey, 700 dollars. Other transfers mention W B Selman to Pilot Point National Bank for a lot in Charles Smith survey, 900 dollars. Frank Clark to Jesse Haire for interest in 80 acres in John Maloney survey, 530 dollars.
In a hurry for groceries call us now for immediate attention. Phones 44 Long and King offer prompt shopping help.
Robert Lee McCormick aged 18 months died Wednesday after pneumonia and whooping cough. Son of Mr and Mrs Jesse McCormick of Stony. Interment followed services at the home near Drop Thursday.
The note invites patrons and friends to visit via the Mitchell Barber Shop frontage with a special invitation extended to lady patrons. Dr Hamilton signs as the East Side Tailor.
County Health Officer returns from Erwin home four miles southeast of Sanger and discharges both recent smallpox patients as cured. No new locally cases in more than two weeks.
North Texas Gas Co advertises Miss Walker to be sent to customers for a few days if gas results are unsatisfactory. The notice promises in home adjustments. Also announces Dunham's cocoanut packages at Paschall's for sale during a one week period.
When sick family members need medicines, trust our store to compound prescriptions with fresh pure drugs. Experienced staff ensure accurate compounding aiding doctors for best results. We deliver day or night to any part of the city free of charge. Give us a trial if you are not already a customer.
Cedarine is a neutral cleaner for cleaning and polishing waxed or stained floors. Use on a mop to avoid bending, leaving floors bright and like new. Market rivals exist but Cedarine claims half price for various bottle sizes.
The M. Eleanor Brackenridge and Chaparral societies of the College of Industrial Arts elected two delegates each to the Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Sherman this spring. Delegates include Clara Larrabee and Dita Ujifty from Chaparral, Mary Dalton and Ruth Adkisson from Brackenridge, with Ariel and Shakespeare clubs selecting Mrs. Joe Jagoe and Mrs. A W Palmer and alternates Mrs. Herbert Walden and Mrs. A C Owsley. Deadlock persists in Springfield senate race after 12 ballots with Sherman 72 and Lewis 87 and Funk 22 supporting blocs.
The Mothers Teachers club of R. E. Lee school presents a benefit at the Princess theater on Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon with a matinee priced at 10 cents.
Beechnut brand peanut butter pork and beans tomato ketchup and olive oil available at Paschall's. Store offers assorted sizes and common pantry staples.
A Coleman and Miss Mattie Shears of Mt Pleasant were married at Mt Pleasant Tuesday and arrived here Wednesday night to establish their home.
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