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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
4
The report notes support for woman suffrage in a judges decision at Normal. REE and SHIELDS of the Pigrt division are cited along with Reese and McClendon of the Rpeagans.
The Attorney General has approved the $1000 bond issues for Kelso No. 30 and Sand Hill No. 33, now with the printer. The $4000 Plainview No. 59 and $1500 Prairie Mound No. 40 bonds remain with the AG. No. 89 bonds likely delayed due to boundary limit errors.
The Friday night inter-society debate at the Normal auditorium backed the Lees affirmative on equal suffrage. Speakers including J F E Sentell and M T Reese argued democratic rights for women, with Reese citing thirty six Denton women opposed to suffrage. The losers and winners joined a post event reception at the library as judges, led by Israel Dreeben, announced the decision amid a quiet, orderly atmosphere.
A new electric motor driven pump at the city plant will handle about 600 000 gallons daily. The machine will be installed in a few weeks and will operate a large standpipe six times daily.
A motor driven pump ordered for the city water plant will boost capacity and operate within three weeks. It will pump 358 gallons a minute and nearly fill the 100 000 gallon grand pipe six times daily. Steam pumps remain for fire protection while the new unit runs mostly on spare power.
Advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore energy appetite and overall health for weak tired people. Mrs. Rhinevault of Vestal Center N Y praises the tonic as a great gift. Priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, recommended by J F Raley & Co.
Measles afflict several residents including Miss Pansy Ellis Nanty Christal Verna and Mildred Jackson. J T Jasper buys an 840 horse power Lozier car while J E Park sells a West Hickory street home for 2000. Normal graduates hail from Denton count y and deeds transfer property to Sallie M Richard T and Robert Wilson. Weather aids farming as harvest planning begins with binders and twine sales. Sunday school time shifts to 9 15 a m with early communion and hopes for larger attendance.
This notice extols the drug store as the best source for prescription preparation and drug service arguing the store has 35 years of experience and focuses on the care of drugs and compounding prescriptions with a promise of free delivery and a risk free trial for new customers.
Have us send you a can of the Tuna fish with your next order. You'll like it. Phones 86. PAS CALL'S. Potato chips, fresh twice each week, TURNER BRO
A local community note invites residents to drop in for an hour during the day or evening as the Princess plans to make the visit a pleasant hour for attendees.
Two Pathe dramas on this card present a morality lesson and a Western tale. The Wrong Way to Happiness features a moral lesson with strong acting. The Outlaw tells of an escaped outlaw aided by his sweetheart and Bob Preston and ends with a rescue in a burning house.
Alumni day events include a 6:30 pm Saturday reception for former club members by the Mary Arden and C. S. C. clubs. The day began with a 3 o clock business meeting and featured multiple class reunion gatherings and entertainments.
A local grocery ad touts Denton service praising top brands. It promises prompt delivery, low prices, and urges readers to call Phones 44 for orders from Long & King.
Representatives of the National Biscuit company will be at the Crain Merc Co store Saturday afternoon May 24 to serve goods. Customers receive one package of Uneeda biscuit with every pound of bulk cakes purchased on that date. All are invited to attend with friends.
J A Minnis operates a prescription drugstore on East Side Square offering medicines and related health supplies. The brief item notes the storefront name and location with no further details.
Cash buyers from the Bennett company in Dallas solicit farmowners in Denton County to sell. They request full property descriptions and ask local agents to forward details to Guaranty Bank Building, Dallas.
A shipment of Arrow Head Hosiery arrives offering reinforced heels and toes with linen thread. The sale promotes two pair for 25 cents and includes both ladies and men sizes.
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