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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
4
The scheduled game tomorrow pits Denton High against Polytechnic High of Fort Worth at Hiland Park starting at four. Earlier, a McKinney game was canceled as McKinney's team disbanded. Local ads note autos registered and grocery price promotions.
Local ad offering coverage for cotton anywhere in the country and special rates on automobile insurance. Encourages writing, calling, or visiting in person. Old phone 54, new 126.
Office space described as located in Craddock Building on the south side of the square with no further details available.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion gas and sourness. It claims relief in five minutes, promises a money back guarantee, and urges keeping a case at home for daytime or nighttime upset stomachs.
The Wright under E N Moorman opens tonight with George Damerel presenting The Heartbreakers a musical comedy praised by the Dallas News. Advance sale has been strong despite higher prices as the company travels major cities on a high guarantee.
Crowd cheers as a fire hero with burned hands displays a round box of Bucklen Arnica Salve. He proclaims it to beat burns and claims it also treats boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains and bruises with quick inflammation relief and pain relief for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Small Halloween damage reported across several city areas on Thursday night though not as severe as in prior years. Reports describe gates torn from positions and minor property harm, with some gates later recovered. police had issued a public notice beforehand. Porto Rico note promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with trials available.
A consumer can buy a fountain pen at Minnis' Drug Store for $1 and test it thoroughly. If the pen fails to meet expectations of quality and satisfaction compared with a higher priced pen, return it for a full refund.
The Sixteenth District Court records a divorce filing between G. F. Price and Ora Price. The action names Price as plaintiff and Ora Price as defendant seeking a divorce decree.
A Denton druggist advertises Vinol as a cure for consumption dangers and coughs. The Evansville resident claims five months of illness with hemorrhages improved after Vinol, stating it saved his life and boosted appetite and digestion. Money-back guarantee offered.
Denton residents enjoyed a Sewing Club five hundred and forty two party with prizes for high scores. Christian Sunday school Philathea classes hosted a Halloween party at Mrs Lipscomb’s home with about fifty costumed youths. Avella Turner and many others attended masquerade ball at the Elks club rooms with elaborate costumes and a Majestic orchestra.
The Denton county exhibit from the Dallas fair has been shipped to Waco for display at the Cotton Palace by Secretary Roark. The Cotton Palace opens Saturday and runs through Nov. 17 drawing large Central Texas crowds, a region from which Denton County has recruited many residents in recent years.
The county court enters the third and final week of the October term with undisposed civil docket cases set for the week. Jury trials in two cases, First National Bank of Lewisville v. G W Mullets et al and Louvella E Gautt v. O P Poe, ended in mistrials as the Poe verdict favored the defendant 4 to 2. Probate and civil matters proceed with appraisers named in Guy Mercer minor estate, and inventories approved for Pearl Shepherd and Robt J and Thos E Davis estates.
An apparent mail order jewelry pitch markets railroad watches with inflated claims. It attacks private brands and urges buyers to choose established makers like Elgin Waltham South Bend and similar stocks, listing specific jewel counts and prices to lure customers.
Real estate transfers include Van Elsen to W P Rutledge 35 acres in Kinley Meeks survey for 1000 dollars and Jennie Fanning to C C Leaty for three lots in Justin for 150 dollars. An Ohio man saved a train from a wreck with a shirt and Electric Bitters hailed for stomach and liver relief.
An arcade style ad touts bread that tastes eight and offers value. It claims customers get their money’s worth in every loaf and mentions neighbors already enjoying the bread from Smith's Restaurant.
Our photos of brides are distinctive and capture beauty with careful lighting and drapery handling. We remind customers that if they have beauty we highlight it and if not we help create it. We offer Kodak finishing as it should be done and invite patrons to bring their films.
Dr R H Garrison advertises as physician and surgeon specializing in diseases peculiar to women and ailments of the rectum and bladder. Office at R H Garrison's Drug Store with both phones listed.
W H Doty Barber Shop on North Side Square invites customers to call and view a fine line of fall and winter clothes samples. Prices are right and attractive.
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