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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
2
A legal notice to readers states that the publishers will gladly correct any erroneous reflections on the character, reputation, or standing of any firm individual or corporation upon notification. The notice requests attentive readers to bring errors to the publishers' attention.
The Record and Chronicle urges regular newspaper delivery and invites punctual reports of missing copies. It discusses Denton’s charter debate, urging focus on the main question and a later detailing process. It compares Denton’s possible county fair to Waco’s Cotton Palace, noting its 299,019 visitors and projected 25,000 to 30,000 dollars net profit, with hopes for a 1914 Denton county fair.
A parade of Denton residents weighs a possible new city charter and whether to adopt a commission government. Opinions range from cautious support for change to calls for more study and concern over cost and size.
Denton city officials appoint Wm Ganzer W H Cowan J W Underwood Jim Simmons and Ern Cocanougher as delegates to the Texas Industrial Congress meeting in Dallas on December 13 1913. Mayor Ed Bates urges attendance as $10 000 in prizes will be awarded across agricultural classes. County also names five delegates J J McCook selects Young Barnett J D Sullivan J M Smith M L Chandler and G A Tisdale.
An advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo from The Rexall Store in Denton Texas. The products promise hair softening, easy styling, and deep cleansing with a rose scent, with a money back guarantee and prices listed. The Rexall network and Harmony labs are noted.
The Royal Neighbors invite the Mod ern Woodmen and their wives to a reception at O O F hall tonight from 7 to 9 40 oclock with refreshments. Mrs Foster serves as Oracle.
Local ad offers pickled herring and fresh pack mackerel for immediate pickup. Call the listed phone numbers now to arrange purchase and delivery details.
A good crowd attended the third N. T. S. N. lyceum course at the auditorium last evening. Brooks sketcher, lecturer, spoke on Martyrdom of Fools in an original medley of wit and wisdom. The tribute to President Wilson drew special applause.
An advertorial note claims torpid liver constipation and stomach upset cause headaches and asserts Dr King’s New Life Pills stimulate organs to function properly. It promotes a 25 cent box available at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St Louis.
Mandates in appealed cases of Claude Cook reversed and Jim Barrow affirmed were received this week from the Clerk of the Court of Criminal Appeals. Barrow has been put on bond pending appeal and has been arrested since the mandate arrived.
Bantam Ohio resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He credited a complete cure. Promotes it as best remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema available 25 cents. Available from H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Advertisement for LONG & KING Grocers touts 44 letters spelling food items, promising quality groceries delivered to customers.
The notice urges property owners to secure sufficient insurance before Thanksgiving to avoid ruined plans if a fire occurs. It promises prompt loss payments from the insurer if policies are placed with the company.
In Denton and nearby towns many residents are noted as ill or traveling. J F Bell of Dallas visits Denton with Mrs Martha Arnold. Carroll Garrison of Garland ill in Dallas. Squires A J Nance and M J Nance, with Mrs Trickey of Sanger, in Denton for a dance car. F F Hill of Prosper taken to Dallas for possible appendicitis operation after sudden illness.
In a public note M D Hill Rowe denies plans to depart Denton and confirms he remains resident and practicing in the city. He thanks readers for their support while staying committed to Denton.
A note on making crabapple preserves using apples from Pagcall's. The message confirms the apples are fine for use.
Associated Press reports in Austin that after a prior unfavorable ruling the Attorney General’s department rejects the claim that new bonds are required for saloons under the C-30 closing law. The Comptroller’s department had argued all saloons operate illegally pending bonds, threatening a twenty day dry period.
The Record and Chronicle corrects that Dr McFarlane was not to preach the union Thanksgiving sermon. Rev Dr J W Caldwell of Central Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon instead.
A 10 cent Cascarets ad promises to cleanse the stomach remove sour food and relieve headaches biliousness and constipation by morning. It claims the product works while you sleep and leaves a clear head and healthy liver and bowels for months.
L H Gaskin began work on the new Methodist parsonage a five room bungalow as Roanoke shows a year of growth including a ten thousand dollar gin a modern creamery a sixteen room hotel extensive sidewalk work and rising property values. Gracie Thompson died of typhoid fever funeral services held. Bob Wingate and Donal Sherman wed near Justin. Local residents Nina Cade Geneva Gillespie in Denton W G Pickett in Pilot Point and others. Mrs. Byron Allen visiting Paris while H C Wheeler improves at home N W Moody heads to Commerce Bart Cox family moves to town.
Mrs Will F Parks of Springside Jer sey Farm hosted Rogers Chapel church women and men Saturday evening. The event featured games a drawing and guessing contest jokes and readings on managing a husband. A three course luncheon followed with oyster stew chicken salad and hot chocolate. About fifty guests attended with music and varied entertainments.
Report on the banking and currency bill is expected to reach the full Senate by Saturday and administration supporters predict the adjournment bid by opponents will fail. The effort arises as the Banking and Currency Committee prepares a report for Thursday.
In Mexico the rebels menace Orizaba driving foreigners to evacuate toward the coast. Reports say rebels were defeated in Michoacan with twenty two killed yesterday, indicating shifting violence across the region.
In Alpine, Texas, W R Lemmons and his son, goat dealers, were shot and killed at their Brewster county ranch. A second son was wounded while an unidentified 15 year old attacker escaped. The motive remains unclear.
An American observer recounts a two day voyage aboard the Fernandes Hermanos freight ship 200 miles south of Manila. He notes overcrowded staterooms, open-deck sleeping, abundant Spanish meals, and prime cargo bustle while observing tropical travel conditions, weather, hygiene, and early impressions of life aboard in the Philippines.
The first electric street railway in a Chinese city outside foreign settlements began operation in Shanghai in August, marking a milestone in urban transit and modernization for the region.
A Denton firm pledges to please area housewives by inviting new customers to call 44 for demonstration of its service quality. Long & King promotes outreach to attract clients through direct phone contact.
The ladies in charge of the Dream land benefit for the City Federation on Monday afternoon took in 40.0 and received half the proceeds netting £20.05 for Federation work.
This year's nuts at Paschall's offer choice and freshness. If you want some, phone for details about them. Phones 8.
An indoor golf game patented in England uses a driver to shoot balls through an arch and ring a bell rather than sinking into a hole. The device combines target arch design with audible feedback to mark successful shots.
Fresh vegetables to be had at our store. Phone us about them. Paschall's.
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