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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
4
BR White, oiler at the Denton Oil Mill, was seriously injured Thursday when his jumper sleeve was caught in a belt and he was hurled to the floor seven or eight feet in the seed house. He remains at his uncle J M Barber's home with a head cut and back pains. no bones appear broken.
Claims to break a bad cold or grippe within hours by taking a dose every two hours for three doses. Says it opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache feverishness and sore throat, with prompt relief and no inconvenience. Indicates price of 25 cents and stresses genuineness.
Mrs R H Garrison president of the Denton City Federation presented a paper on political science at the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs session in Corpus Christi. She urged women to prepare for the vote, prompting applause from delegates.
A Texas Wonder medicine claims to dissolve gravel relieve diabetes and rheumatism and regulate bladder and kidney function in men women and children. One bottle provides two months treatment and mail orders from Dr. E W Hall St. Louis Missouri are accepted if not sold locally.
A night spotlighting Princess Tonight with Carivsie Blackwell Martin Sais and Billy Rhodes. The event features performances by the named artists in a show likely to draw local audiences.
Vital statistics list four births with parents and locations including Denton county and Aubrey. A girl born to Button. a girl to Holton near Aubrey. a boy to Springer near Aubrey. a boy to Phillips near Aubrey. Death: William A. Martin of Aubrey, age 70 years, listed Bright's disease as cause.
A ten pound baby boy was born to Prof. and Mrs. Jesse H Leggett Wednesday night at their home. Nathan Evans on Texas street remains very ill with typhoid fever, with his condition reported as serious Thursday morning.
The faculty of North Texas State Normal convenes Thursday night to decide on the designation of the Thanksgiving holiday or holidays and related matters.
Health authorities report a very mild scarlet fever case in the home of Mr. Briscoll on Sawyer Street. The year-old child is described as showing mild symptoms with no complications reported at this time.
The Literary Department of the Woman's Shakespeare Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Frank Dener as hostess.
Contract closed for the sale of eighty feet off the west end of the Oak street frontage of the old Carroll homestead on West Oak street. A. A Green Jr of Dallas sells to J. B. Farris of Denton for three thousand dollars.
Sam W. and Ben Fritz head back Wednesday night after a ten day hunt in Kimball and Mason counties. The party killed two bucks and considerable small game. They traveled in Mr. Fritzs auto and joined a larger group at Brownwood.
W F Jarrell returned Thursday from Bonham to attend the funeral of W P Crawford who died Wednesday morning. The service was postponed to 2 PM to await representatives of other Graham stores, and Mr Jarrell could not stay. Mrs Crawford survives.
Hon A M Owsley spoke at the College of Industrial Arts chapel, detailing the Texas legislature's past session, the defeat of measures, and the college's role. He quoted Herbert Spencer on learning as living and noted that practical and cultural education are increasingly viewed as synonymous.
Our first duty is accurate dispensing with drugs of known potency. The prescrip tion department governs all operations to ensure top service. Physicians trust us. bring prescriptions here for reliable filling. We offer free delivery and welcome all customers needing items we handle.
A notice highlights a business with thirty six years of experience located at Phone 188 East Side Square. It emphasizes long service and local presence in the area.
Rev Dr W B Riley of Minneapolis arrives to take charge of a two week series at First Baptist Church. Born in Kentucky, educated at Georgetown College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, he has served in Indianapolis and Chicago before Minneapolis. Denton invites all to attend daily 10:30 morning and 7:30 evening services.
A Princess theater program spotlights Carlysle Blackwell Martin Sais and Billy Rhodes in a tonight show. The ensemble performs in a night of period cinema style entertainment.
Local grocer Paschall's advertises fresh assorted nuts with a phone order invitation. The notice provides a partial contact line and emphasizes choice selections.
Mrs Allie Thompson visited Garza this afternoon to visit friends. Mr and Mrs M Dr Mitchel plan Franklin as their future home. Dr and Mrs Inge visit Dallas to see daughter Mrs Hugh Grant. Nettie Williams returns to Corinth after visiting brother Dave Smith. W M Payne visits Dallas to stay with daughter Mrs Joe Fender. J S Gillespie from Roanoke reports 1300 bales of cotton ginned this year as town grows. W W Freeman visits Lillian then Anson to join husband for future home.
The advertisement promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a powerful remedy for neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet. Rubbed into the painful area it allegedly relieves suffering and restores normal conditions. Prices are 25e 50e and 1.00 per bottle and it is sold by R H Garrison.
A brief item notes Turner Bros. asks for fresh walnuts and mentions a phone contact as part of the supplier request.
A wartime style ad promotes Ballabiy's Horehound Syrup to quiet coughing and soothe throat irritation. It claims relief of irritated lungs and easier breathing. Sold by R. H. Garrison at 25e and 81.90 per bottle.
Message states to obtain apples at Paschall's for making cerabapple preserves. It affirms apples are suitable and ready for purchase.
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC drives out malaria and enriches the blood. It builds up the system and is suitable for adults and children. A true tonic.
Turner Bros. advertise a ready stock of dill pickles packed in sanitary tins of 2% pounds at 15 cents per tin. They invite readers to request samples or place orders via their phone line.
Fresh vegetables appear at LONG and KING with phone listings noted as 44. The short item mentions produce availability and contact point.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Fr J Cheney Co Toledo O. Endorsed by National Bank of Commerce Toledo O. Cure taken internally, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's family Pills for constipation.
A seven day old picture invites audiences to the Princess tonight to view a new film release. Local patrons are encouraged to attend and support the screening at the nearby venue.
J M Miller and wife sell 200 acres from H Lynch survey to J J Odom for 11400. Joe Allsup and wife convey north side Pearl street lot in Denton to Richard Ledbetter in a $1 transfer. Bradley and Fulton with wife sell part of Barb addition Denton to W A Taliaferro. Citizens National Bank of Arlington to J H Crawford parts of Sanger blocks 41f 12 13 14 for 3500. Fleming and wife sell lot 12 block 6 Krum for 500.
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