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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a security related matter with prices cited, but the context remains unclear. The text mentions dollars and entries that resemble trade or sale notes without full details or identifiable names or events.
The piece notes 2 974 enrolled yesterday at two state colleges and city schools, chasing 3 000 with just 26 to go. It mentions themes from tariffs on clothing, German verboten, Denton county soil for peanuts, pastures, hog fattening, and a Pilot Point tag day raising over 81 dollars toward a 5 000 race, with 300 plus on hand. It expresses support for Confederate memory preservation and an enduring monument.
The piece recalls old warnings from Congress when the Interstate Commerce Act became law. Senators Platt Hoar and Stanford warned of rate wars and disaster to business, but time proved many prophecies unfounded, showing plausibility often dissolves with experience.
Waxahachie Light endorses ex Senator Bailey s refusal to allow his name in next year s Texas governor race. The paper condemns attempts to revive the Bailey issue as selfish and warns against political meddling by supporters and opponents alike. It notes Bailey s patriotism and desire to avoid ongoing turmoil in Texas politics.
The piece blasts Governor Colquitt for vetoing educational appropriations and criticizes Attorney General Looney for suing the Katy railroad. It argues the suit is a grandstanding move harming railroad development, weakening credit, and inciting public officials against corporations, praising a Bonham paper for its stance.
A collage of quotes from multiple Texas newspapers notes Mrs Ransone's expressions in editorials. The Weatherford Herald and others comment on the editorials that resemble scriptural study and mockingly reference a new deal.
The Denison Herald notes that a young woman was elected editor-in-chief of the college annual, besting her male opponent by about two to one. It argues women are now a practical political force, capable of leading in distinction and meeting high standards.
Bantam C a man named H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. He refused amputation and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort, then healed. Advert shows salve as burn and wound remedy with price two cents and mail options.
An advertisement from Long and King urges Denton residents to call 44 to test how well they will please non customers, emphasizing customer satisfaction and service.
Short, quirky ad from LONG & KING Grocers touts “Phones 44” as a customer favorite. The note emphasizes quality foods and reliable service, inviting shoppers to choose familiar goods and trusted brands.
The piece urges readers to consider what they would do after a fire consumes property and stresses the importance of full insurance with strong, well-managed companies. It notes that the authors represent such companies.
Readers are urged to favor locally available, branded goods. Having a maker’s name on products signals quality and trust, and shoppers should compare local stock before buying from outside the area. Support local merchants who carry established brands and prices.
The John B. Denton High School literary society held its first debate in the school auditorium on Monday afternoon. The question was Should the United States Own and Operate the Railroads. The negatives won with Vivian Rogers E H Whitehead and Sam Allen taking top honors in a tie. Four debaters will advance to the open program, with public invitation to follow.
Elm Lodge No. 36 Knights of Pythias plans a feast to celebrate ending a membership contest won by the Harris faction. P J Bennett and George Harris led efforts. the losing side supplies the feast. A class of over thirty is to take the first degree Thursday. Denton reports strong activity in Fort Worth district and aims for large Grand Lodge growth.
Health bulletin prints janitorial duties adopted by the Columbia City Indiana school board. The rules require competent staff, under supervision, with duties including daily sweeping and trash control, maintaining 70 degree heating, monthly window washing, weekly and six weekly woodwork cleaning, regular restroom and drinking fountain sanitation, and no cleaning during school sessions.
An asthma treatment trial invites participants with full information and no charges. Frontier Asthma Company lists room 102 in Buffalo New York as the contact point for inquiries and enrollment.
Tom F Hill advertises high grade factory pianos just received. He urges readers to phone old 208 for details on these low prices and immediate delivery.
Jake Laird, formerly with J. L. Waldrip, has purchased the Henry Kaltreu ner blacksmith shop on East McKinney Street.
An ad from Long and King promises satisfactory grocery service with 44 as a contact phone, urging readers to call anytime for assistance.
For sale a six room modern cottage with bath two porches gas and electric lights and barn on a lot 75 by 1180 feet located on North Locust Street. Asking price 2500 dollars with terms. Address owner box 517.
An ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a reliable candy-form medicine for children and adults to remove worms and aid digestion. It touts safety for delicate children, benefits to liver action, and urges purchase at drugstores or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
We offer pickled herring and fresh pack mackerel available for immediate purchase. Call now to order at phones 8 and 6. PAS CHALL'S.
Local dealer TOM F HILL announces arrival of a batch of high grade pianos direct from the factory. The offer emphasizes factory-to-client pricing and invites inquiries via the stated phone number 203.
Denton readers report relief from backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J. F. Raley & Co. Drug Store. F. F. Rains of Hickory Street endorses the remedy, confirming his earlier testimonial. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's. 16.
Commercial Secretaries' Bulletin reports October building permits in Texas nine cities totaling 1,760,338 dollars, up from September. Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio lead, with Dallas at 1,324,475 and Houston at 4,700,781 in cumulative year to date. El Paso shows a drop.
Two and a half pound sanitary tins of dill pickles priced at 15 cents each are available from Turner Bros, reachable by phone at 7.
A testimonial from Mrs. Anna Belle Emey of Summit Point West Virginia claims 15 years of womanly pain ended after using Cardus a tonic for women. The ad urges others with similar ailments to try Cardui, noting 50 years of use and offering a 64 page home treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Promotes St Jacob's Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism sciatica and related pains with instant relief from applying to tender spots. Claims millions cured over the last fifty years and suggests a trial bottle from a druggist.
A vintage medical ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and related chest symptoms. It cites Mrs. A. F. Mertz of Glen Ellyn and claims relief after six weeks of other treatment, offering money back if it fails. Available for 50 cents and 1.00, from H. E. Bucklen & Co.
Invitations issued for Mrs Alfred Grant to host a social gathering at her home on Thursday at 3 p m. The notice lists Miss Grant and Mrs B Grant among attendees.
Mrs Lee Pool and Mrs G M Pruitt entertain with a kitchen shower Friday at 3 o clock at Mrs Pool home honoring Miss Claude Bell in a social event.
Mrs. Beyett hosted a secret birthday dinner for P. J. Beyett with seven close friends Tuesday evening. Guests included B. E. Drake G. M. Pruitt Dick Bateman P. G. Bevett J. O. Bell C. F. Evans and O. M. King. A three course meal featured candy stuffed turkey souvenirs and music by Miss Maurene Beyett before a long post dinner drive.
The ad claims nervous and sick headaches stem from torpid liver and upset bowels and promises quick relief. It says the pills stimulate organs to function properly and are the best regulator for liver and bowels. Available for 25 cents at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co.
Don’t worry over groceries phone us and we’ll tell you of fresh goods just received. Phones 44. LONG & KING. Fresh Renown Strawberry preserves add a great deal to your dinner. Order them from Paschall's Phnes.
Imply strong customer service for groceries with emphasis on best quality and prices. Mentions Long and King as the supplier or store delivering the advertised deal.
Fresh pickles highlighted for this year's pack at Paschall's supply. Include pickles in your next order. Phones 6.
A mother’s warning extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe, gentle laxative for children and even adults. The ad claims a coated tongue signals cleansing needs and promises quick relief from stomach and bowels issues. It warns to demand the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeits.
Store promotes service as aim to satisfy customers and urges shoppers to order groceries by calling number 7. They claim many customers are pleased and invite new customers to try the service today.
A seventy five mile long aerial cableway will be built in Northern India to serve a region where soil conditions make railroad construction impracticable. The project aims to provide the world’s longest such line and improve transport in difficult terrain.
Vinol cod liver and iron tonic is advertised as boosting energy, appetite, flesh and blood in growing children. A testimonial from Mrs. L. L. Bertrand of New Iberia says her child improved after Vinol. The ad promises money back if Vinol fails to deliver.
Genuine boneless codfish offered in boxes at Turner Bros with price of 20 cents per box. Phone contact listed as 7.
Prateorians announce a Wednesday 7 30 pm call meeting at I O O F Hall for practice work. Full attendance urged. Tic P J Beyett S A.
L. D. Smith advertises fine Utah and Ben Davis apples just received. A car load of apples is now available and customers can phone orders or visit the fruit house on West Oak Street. Smith promises fruit of all kinds.
Clarence Miller of Oklahoma City visited his parents Mr and Mrs Alden D Miller here yesterday.
A reader advertises a box of genuine boneless codfish for sale at Turner Bros with contact phone number 7 for inquiries.
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