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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
2
A cryptic note circulated in a small community suggests a forthcoming event. Residents await clarification as locals discuss potential implications, while authorities encourage patience and careful verification of details.
The Krum Dispatch under editor Gulledge debuts as a lean local paper chosen from Denton County towns. The piece notes high hopes for a readable, community-focused publication serving Krum and neighboring areas.
An ad urges readers to start a grocery account with Turner Bros and Long & King, promising satisfactory service and urging customers to call phone number 44 to join many Penton families in choosing their groceries locally.
New York faces Philadelphia in the upcoming series opening tomorrow with expected lineup changes. Snodgrass is uncertain for New York while Doyle is set to play and recent injuries from an auto crash appear to be healing.
Nels Darling argues merchants should refresh ads at least every other issue and plan early. He urges larger, well spaced campaigns over small bursts and compares print to a persistent salesman for driving profits.
The article outlines sweeping changes in a new emergency tariff bill, noting large duty cuts for iron and steel products while free-listing many inputs. It details shifts in duties on pig iron, scrap iron, slabs, blooms, wire, cattle and sheep products, wheat, citrus fruit, bananas, wool, blankets, carpets, angora goat hair, alpaca, fur, laces, chamois skins, glove leathers, harness and saddlery, and art. It compares new rates to the Payne Aldrich law and records conference committee adjustments between Senate and House positions.
The Old Fruit Man L. D. Smith at 30 32 West Oak St invites customers to view a newly arranged fruit house offering wholesale and retail fruit. A trial order is available with delivery for all orders from 2c up, and customers may call old phone 470 or new phone 464.
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mild and effective laxative for constipation. A San Antonio man and his wife endorse the product, claiming it is the best they have taken and that it causes no pain. Available for 25c at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co.
A brief note urges readers to call phone number 44 when seeking groceries, implying a contact method for ordering or inquiries. The item presents as a short public-facing reminder rather than a full article.
In Decatur on October 6 John H. Cates defeated twelve candidates including David Dickson and Carl Faith for the local postmastership. Longtime Postmaster T. L. Ball will resign soon as Cates earns nomination from Congressman John H. Stephens and Postmaster General Burleson.
Water and light rents are now due. This notice informs patrons of payment requirements and deadlines for the utility services.
A fragmentary page snippet shows assorted prices including 1.88 2.00 and 1.50 with dollar signs and cents. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
Arkansas mill markets a new feed named Kornfalfa Feed Kandy for horses. It promises a complete ration per feeding and cost efficiency. Also offered is Straight Alfalfa Molasses for cows with ordering options and updated phone numbers 77 and 410.
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