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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
2
The McKinney Examiner reports power rate cuts in Greenville starting April 10 and notes civic apathy as Tuesday's city election approaches. Four aldermen and all other city officers for two years will be chosen, while the Mayor retains advisory authority. Denton area weather unsettled tonight and Sunday.
Advertises Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster for chest inflammation and Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease chest tightness. Offers a dollar size Horehound Syrup with a free porous plaster. Sold by R. Harrison.
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your address and I will explain a home cure using a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. No money required. Write Mrs M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind.
Princess theater manager Mr. Hilger announced Thursday that major renovations will restore the venue to first class condition with green and gold color scheme carpeted aisles and entrance. The plan includes panelled side walls bracket lights mission style ceiling a new front and an electric display. Seating capacity will rise by fifty chairs and exhaust fans will replace air to circulate 18 000 cubic feet per minute ensuring fresh air every two minutes during operation.
The text argues that mistaking ideals for friends leads to failure in many small ways. True friendship accepts faults, forgives quirks, and remains rooted in humanity. It warns that lofty unattainable ideals fade once reachable and urges forgiving the flaws in those we regard as peers to find happiness and kinship.
An advertisement promoting Herbine as a quick remedy for indigestion. It claims pain relief within minutes and that it forces fermented matter into the bowels for expulsion. Price 50c. Sold by R. H. Garrison.
A urging message emphasizes securing Fire and Tornado insurance before disaster, urging proactive action to avoid after the fact regret and urging clients to act now.
Hail and rain touched the area last night. Annie Long returned to Prairie Chapel after visiting Mrs. Oscar Bentley of Cullooka and Mrs. M. Greene. B Brand in Sanger. Alvie Broyles at Easter services in Pilot Point. Silas Taylor hosted guests. Will Beaty of Mountain Springs visited Clyde Beaty and family. A C Stoup visited Geo Walling near Heming. Mrs Greene visiting New Hope. Frankie Stoun ill. Bennie Brand in Aubrey.
Best varieties of pickles olives chow chow and relishes available. Phone us for details and availability. Turner Bros.
Curtis Ice Cream advertises plain Melba Hiawatha and Maraschino cherry flavors. It lists per gallon prices and half gallon jar options with crushed pineapple or strawberries. Free delivery is offered and orders can be placed by phone.
L E Shanks went to Pueblo California Shugart came from Slidell Miss Blanche Dulaney visited Gainesville then sister Miss Dulaney Mr and Mrs John Campbell spent time with Mr and Mrs Hugh Grant in Dallas Stella Owsley and Mrs Wm Boney of Amarillo visiting Mr and Mrs A C Owsley Rev and Mrs J R Atchley left to pay for Tom Bean at a 10 day meeting H R Groves former Dallas resident here on business Judge and Mrs Peyton F Edwards of El Paso guests at their brother and sister’s home on Avenue E F O McReynolds from Parvin reported corn up was badly bitten down by the freeze Jim Inge returning from Chicago mercantile school will join Wilson-Hann in Dallas Dudley Cox and wife Mrs Cox formerly Miss Rioth married in St Louis and now at J B Cox home.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation. It promises quick relief by stimulating the liver and improving digestion and notes a price of 25 cents at J F Raley & Co. trade outlet.
Turner Bros advertises phone orders for fresh sealed boxes of fancy cakes crackers and other goods in a concise local retail notice.
A Lyceum course at R. E. Lee auditorium features the Chicago Ladies Orchestra. Monday event listed for March 31 with 3 pm start and single admission set at 35 cents.
In Waynesville North Carolina Mr F R Huffman credits Thedford's Black-Draught with curing his indigestion and heart worry after other medicines failed. He says it restored his health and he would not feel safe without it. The ad touts the remedy as a popular vegetable liver tonic priced at 25 cents.
The Young People's League at First Methodist hosted a Friday evening gathering at Mrs. Adams home on Locust street with readings by Edith Sullivan Eunice Griffiths and Emmie Dwyer and various attendees sharing ice cream and cake. Katie Daffan Chapter U D C met at Mrs H F Browder's with talk of a Confederate monument drawing for public windows and a May meeting at Mrs C C Yancey. The Ariel club Music Department met March 27 with ten members. they planned opera scores for next year and new lessons on Old and New Schools in France Delibes and Lakme were discussed with performances and a planned April 10 meeting.
Years of grocery service show that good goods, efficient and courteous service, and fair prices win customers. The note states the grocer is expanding yearly and invites customers to phone in their grocery needs at phones 44.
Fresh strawberries received today at PASCHALLS. Potato chips sell quickly and stay fresh for only a day. Shipments arrive several times a week. Phone Turner Bros for orders.
City of Denton Texas proclaims an election to be held in each ward on the first Tuesday in April 1913 for the purpose of electing specified municipal officers. The Mayor is authorized and instructed to call the election.
The city of Denton appoints presiding officers for wards one through four and sets election sites at Lone Star Marble East Hickory, BF Paschall building, City Hall West Oak, and Dona hower Block. The mayor will issue a proclamation and notice 30 days before voting day.
Denton mayor Ed F Bates issues a proclamation under city law announcing an election to be held on the first Tuesday in April 1913. The vote will elect officers named in the election order at designated polling places. Attested by City Secretary Wylie Smith.
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