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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle invites readers to call attention to any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations in its column. Publishers pledge to correct such reflections promptly upon notification.
The Denton Record and Chronicle laments that Denton could be a real beauty spot with minimal attention. It praises the College of Industrial Arts and its students, noting their practical skills and the charm of Denton when effort is applied.
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr Kings New Discovery with ending dreadful coughing spells after typhoid pneumonia left her near death. She notes doctors and other medicines failed until the remedy cured most of her cough. Safe quick reliable for lung troubles. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free at J F Raley Co.
The Ideal Restaurant offers daily regular dinners with a featured Sunday special. Patrons can enjoy fixed menus and a distinct Sunday dish, highlighting consistent dining options for all week and weekend guests.
Lonz and King advertise that phones 44 deliver grocery satisfaction to customers. The jingle promises prompt service and reliable deliveries through their telephone order system.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as giving new life and energy. He and his wife say they are best made and benefit stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Sold by J. F. Raley & Co.'s. Read the advertisements.
The Senior reception at the school session featured the String club performing and a reading by Miss Paulson. Representatives from each Junior class helped entertain and serve refreshments, though Dr Bruce was called to Austin and could not attend.
Mrs FE R Johnson entertained three tables of friends Tuesday afternoon with a 500 party in honor of her sister Mrs J A McKinney of Whitewright. The decor featured a profusion of roses and crystal vases. Punch and a salad ice course followed the games. Attendees included Mesdames E D Criddle J A McKinney Ed Wilson Sr Joe Blewett J H Phillips A A Abney P G Benett and Misses Eva Rosy Poe Mettie Kate Frankie Payne.
An advertisement claims dialing forty four will connect customers to a firm that will satisfy all grocery needs for Long and King.
A growing business credits efficiency, service, quality merchandise and fair pricing for its expansion. The note invites customers to try the services offered by LONG & KING and lists contact as Phones 44.
Denton neighbors and Pearl Street church members helped my family during my son's recent illness. Very respectfully, Mrs. Virginia Wilcoxen.
Our delivery wagons are on the go all the time. They pass your corner and your order will be appreciated. Try us for your groceries. Phones 7 Turner Bros.
About six million carats of diamonds were mined in 1911. Of these, 60 percent is lost in cutting, leaving 120000 carats for world supply. The Kimberley mines in South Africa are the sole commercial source, with demand rising as diamonds become a popular investment. Special values in clean white stones are offered directly from cutters.
Those who came in expectation of seeing Roller at work were disappointed as the county convention unfolded without notable demonstrations or performances.
At the Denton county Democratic gathering the Wilson faction claimed 37 of 63 delegates and sent a solid group to the state convention in Houston May 28. The meeting ran under 45 minutes with orderly proceedings and unanimous temporary to permanent organization.
The convention passed a resolution extending thanks to O. M. Curtis for fairness and the splendid example in discharging duties. Adjournment followed.
The piece outlines vote tallies by the Executive committee for Clark Harmon Underwood and Wilson as column one through four in the official primary report. It includes a fledgling subplot of romance between Betty and Bruce Carrington as they discuss future plans and farewells.
A revival led by Judge M. J. Thompson drew over 100 participants in Sanger. Obituary reports E. L. Hartey died Saturday afternoon of paralysis, leaving three daughters and two sons. Other notices mention health and visitations, new trustees G. W. Reed J. Wright and S. Gary, and local residents attending events in Gainesville, Denton, and Fort Worth.
May 7 Bartonville reports C Scott visiting aunt in Mineral polls W L Coleman and family in Justin O S Summers in Fort Worth Banard of Haslet here Mr and Mrs Flanigan entertained a large crowd School closed Friday program postponed due to threatening clouds Miss Wille Haven returned to Justin Mrs M E Watson of Antelope visiting J A Harmonson in Denton R J Wilson and family of Drop here W S Barrett went to Decatur Mr and Mrs Bill Mease of Krum visited Mr Houghton K Larkin of Denton visited home folks Mrs Robinson of Roanoke was here
Local classifieds invite readers to list items for sale and reach neighbors quickly through the newspaper. Include contact details and brief descriptions to attract potential buyers.
Narrative recounts Murrell's trial and twelve year sentence, his death before release, and Turberville's revived name and wealth. He redeems himself through self control, settles a dispute with the Fentress estate, buys The Oaks, and orders Mahaffy reburied beneath a granite marker. Hannibal and Yancy witness his struggle and Cavendish gains a new estate called Earl's Court.
The narrative depicts the judge basking in a refined circle near The Oaks while Yancy remains the practical overseer. His wealth and generosity mask a demanding disposition as creditors press but he remains revered for wisdom and courage. Hannibal begins his education and the memoir project for his grandson.
A fragment praises The History of My Own Times for showing the author’s magnificent mind and broad outlook. The line hints at a celebrated self portrait within a larger historical work.
Mrs. A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas reports a total health breakdown previously and credits Cardui with restoring strength and ability to work. The testimonial highlights relief from headaches and crying spells and promotes Cardui as a female tonic. Readers are urged to request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. pamphlet.
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