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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
4
H Russell and Wm B Montgomery of Pilot Point visited Tuesday on business. They expressed confidence the $125,000 road bond issue, on the June 21 ballot, will carry. They said it is only a few months until Pilot Point precinct will have good roads.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Denton Milling company will be held at our office in Denton on June 4 at 10 a m. L L Fry secretary. MacLaren's Imperial cheese in porcelain jars advertised as convenient for unexpected company and suitable for lunch. Price sixteen cents per jar. Phones 86 PAS CHALL'S.
Advert for money to buy vendor's lien notes. Record and Chronicle office contact at Box 458 Denton Texas. Dewherries 25¢ per gallon and gallons to the bushel at the old A J Underwood fruit farm. Order early. prices won’t last. Signed S F Pride new phone 352. 251e.
Heavy demand for farm labor collides with a shrinking supply as farmers offer high wages for cotton choppers. Rain delays harvest, while imminent wheat and oat work raises need. Typically there is ample young labor from candy land districts, but this year the supply is nearly gone. One tenant farmer even returned from Fort Worth with eighteen cotton choppers.
After the close of North Texas Normal College and College of Industrial Arts sessions, a flood of students leaves for home routes across the country. Local agents handle hundreds of trunks as students prefill destination slips for onward transport. A summer session rush at state colleges is expected soon.
Mrs F Lang suffers asthma Gladys Blewett shows slight improvement Miss Missie Jones fever Henry Thomas relapse of measles Richard Richardson heilocolitis Mrs J Jackson ill with dysentery Otis King infected finger from days old injury Fra lin child foot amputation healing Mid week prayer First Methodist church Tonight Probate court Ida Howser guardian bid Edgar Kerr vs M E Ry Co damages May 29 First Methodist official board meeting church notices
Local ad from Turner Bros. promotes fruit jars in pint, quart, and half gallon sizes and instructs customers to call by phone at the shop number 7.
To those friends and neighbors who were kind during our bereavement the death of our baby we extend heartfelt thanks and blessings. Very respectfully Mr and Mrs J A Simmons.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Justin at the record and Chronicle office. It references dictionaries and office work but lacks clear event or outcome details.
When a family member is sick you consult a physician who prescribes remedies to relieve suffering. For the best drug store service, this store emphasizes drug selection and prescription compounding with 35 years of continuous experience and free delivery. If not satisfied after a trial, you are not asked to stay.
A shopper touts Pearl as a long term value replacing yearly screen purchases. The ad claims Pearl costs less than the cheapest price screens over time and promises lasting satisfaction.
From Mineral Wells pastor A. D. Rogers reports a successful revival and a push for the final attendance day. San Angelo led Denton by 146 with 321 to 167 as colleges praise bac calaureate services boosting turnout.
John Schwartz of Fort Worth rents the Fad Stndigo near the post office and plans a first class studio. Children receive special attention and samples are on display. He reports twenty years in Fort Worth and a charge of 250 cents.
A morning fire at Argyle destroyed a large barn and its contents owned by Rube Madewell. Loss estimated near $1,000 with 4090 bushels of corn, 150 bales of hay, 50 bushels of cotton seed, two saddles and harness burned. Fire started unknown and the barn was uninsured amid multiple uninsured blazes in Denton county.
Get your fruit jars now. Phone us and we will deliver them to you. Turner Bros. Phones 7.
Miss Jennie Ketye announces a summer term of piano lessons beginning Monday June 2 at 26 West Lycal More. Old phone 3068. 3te.
Fresh vegetables at our store. Phones 86. Paschall’s.
The note invites readers to come into the Princess and meet staff. It highlights satisfied patrons introducing new patrons daily and encourages newcomers to introduce themselves to be welcomed.
A romance set in Alaska with Kathryn Williams in the leading role. The story follows a developing relationship as landscapes and frontier life frame the emotional journey.
A gripping Indian life story portrays tribal tensions and merciless acts within a native community. The tale centers on a member facing harsh judgment from his peers, promising a stark look at survival, loyalty, and taboo within the tribe.
City Health Officer Dr Piner reports the pest house near the county park is being used as a picnic and fishing site. Disinfectants used for smallpox treatment were found in minnows buckets and beds previously tied to smallpox patients show evidence of recent occupancy. A local fisherman reportedly stayed there overnight, unaware of the house’s past illness.
An advertisement for asthma treatment offers trial and free information at no charge. It directs readers to contact Frontier Asthma Company with a Buffalo address and mentions fruit jars in pint quart and half gallon sizes at Turner Bros.
J T Sosaman publisher of News Cornelius North Carolina says one box helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Ad claims reduce inflammation and soothe burns bruises and boils. Recommended by J F Raley & Co. Advertisement.
A list of Normal school students and graduates elected to Texas schools includes Mildred Masters Pilot Point Verna Muller Baird Ethel Masters Ve Leon Ruth Johnson Bridgeport Maude Green Dike Vonnie Peters Archer Helmy Mary Stroud Commerce Mary Myers Mikey Adebey Lucenerite University Fort Worth and Wichita Falls mention. Denton opera house repair notice from Mrs W C Wright approved by Endress Walsh Architects accompanies.
Sought as a remedy for weak nervous conditions and poor appetite Electric Bitters is hailed as ideal for stomach liver and kidneys. Mrs O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York credits it as a life changing gift. Priced 50 cents and 1 dollar recommended by J F Raley Co.
Ww OO W Decoration plans announce services at the I O O F cemetery on Sunday June 1. Woodmen meet at the hall at 2 30 p m to march to the cemetery and attend the rites. Members urged to bring flowers for graves of dead brothers. By order of the committee P J Beyett. Tuna fish offered for sale in tins by Paschall's with contact numbers.
Advertisers urge readers to inspect local shoe stock and consider offers in today’s paper. Examine wares in stores to potentially obtain a better pair of shoes for less money.
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