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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription options with one month, six months and annual mail delivery terms. It includes a public correction policy for erroneous reflections and directs readers to contact the publishers with concerns.
The writer discusses J H Marable as a gubernatorial entrant in Mineola with satire on Mineola's location. A Tennessee livestock at large law is criticized as an error but praised when amended to cover non live stock owners. The piece extols the country weekly newspaper as a vital advertising medium, stressing local impact, responsibility to subscribers, and its role in shaping community sentiment and progress.
The piece argues Will H. Mayes is the strongest candidate for Texas governor, praised for broad vision, honesty, and willingness to respect opponents. It urges a pro governor to calm factionalism and meet conservative business governance. It also notes President Wilson's Mexico policy stance and its impact on critiques of Huerta handling.
Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Kentucky describes severe months of illness and failed medical help. She credits eleven bottles of Cardui, a women’s tonic, with restoring her strength, weight, and ability to work. She urges others with similar ailments to try Cardui, claiming it has aided thousands.
Beech Nut Bacon, Guava Jelly, Dried Beef, Pineapple preserves, Grape Jam, Grape Jelly, Crabapple Jelly, Orange Marmalade, Tomato Catsup, Olive Oil, Peanut Butter advertised at Paschall’s with phone 86.
Cleburne resident Price Allard returned from Denton Texas with Mrs Beard Miss Allard Perry Allard and Lamar Moss. They visited Nona Allard Myrtle and Lena Beard at Denton Normal and observed good progress but poor road conditions. Allard reported worse sections and renewed advocacy for better roads.
An advertisement from Frontier Asthma Company claims asthma cures through a Nome rial treatment and offers full information at no charge. The notice directs readers to Room 102 Buffalo New York for details and guidance.
Landowner T. B. Blair posts three miles northwest of Ponder and 13 miles west of Denton seeking compliance with posted hunting prohibition. Warning issued to avoid law violations.
Local ad from Long and King pledges top quality groceries with best prices and dependable service. It emphasizes consistent value and customer care for shoppers.
Advertiser offers to purchase good vendors lien notes and invites contact through Record and Chronicle office orBox 488 Denton Texas.
An advertisement urges readers to insure house, furniture, and business against fire before disaster strikes. It promotes quick contact by phone or email and claims sound underwriting from top insurance companies.
Mrs Jonathan Wood wife of a well known area farmer died at the family home seven miles south of Denton after several months of stomach trouble She was 74 and survived by her husband six children The funeral was held Wednesday at 11 am at the home with interment at Chinns Chapel cemetery She was a China Chapel Methodist member.
Advertisement outlines that California Syrup of Figs is a pleasant tasting laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels of children. It recommends using a teaspoonful for coated tongues and various stomach ailments and urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company, warning against counterfeits.
The Woman's Shakespeare Club's Home Economies Department gathered on Thursday October 23 with Mrs J A Barton. Mrs Pettit attended as a visitor and Mrs Campbell led a session on The Evolution of the House. Lectures covered Evolution of Domestic Life in America and The Habitation of Man in All Ages along with Comforts and Conveniences in the Home. A pleasant social hour followed at the hostess home.
Townsend Young of Royersford Pa describes severe bronchial trouble with breathing difficulties and chest soreness. He reports lasting relief after using Vind a cod liver oil based tonic promoted as curative and delicious in taste. Druggist O M Curtis advertises the product.
The Ladies Mission Society of Central Presbyterian will host a meeting for ladies of local churches at Mrs Waldo Blewwetts home Thursday at 2 45 pm The program includes songs prayers devotions talks on missions and a city pastors led chain of prayer for missionaries
Arkansas mill promotes Kornfalfa Feed Kandy as a complete economical ration for horses and cattle. The product combines straight alfalfa molasses for cows. Order now via new phone 77 and old number 410.
Active preparations underway for College of Industrial Arts students visiting the Dallas Fair. A ten-coach special train brings 300 plus students and teachers from Denton to Dallas, with a 9 am program in Convention Tent No 1 and a 3 pm football game at A&M. Return train departs Dallas 8:30 pm for Denton. Grace Watkins of Paris chairs alumnae group aiding arrival and meetups.
The Dallas News reports Denton County’s exhibit in the agricultural hall earned third prize, with Denton entries sweeping firsts on wheat, baled cotton, alfalfa, Johnson grass hay and more. Officials cite diverse crops, a 3.25 million bushel wheat crop worth 3.15 million dollars, and 60,000 bales of cotton earning 24 million, plus poultry, eggs, and timber displays.
An old classified style notice offers grocery service by LONG & KING with 44 as contact, inviting customers to call any time for satisfactory service.
Garden buyers browse an ad from LONG & KING listing fresh vegetables and phone contact number 44 for orders. The brief notice emphasizes local produce and direct sales.
Dr and Mrs Southers of the Southwestern Lyceum Bureau will give a reading "His Majesty the Devil" at the R. E. Lee Auditorium Wednesday evening for the benefit of the high school library. Admission, 25c.
Dizzy spells fainting backache headache weakness and kidney troubles prompt use of Electric Bitters. Mrs Laura Gaines Avoca La credits the remedy after four doctors gave up and family feared for her life. Available 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Pain relief claim for rheumatism and related pains with advertisement for St Jacobs Oil. Promoted as a harmless cure that soothes tender spots, improves mobility, and can provide instant relief. Includes promo for St Jacobs Oil and related photo studio offerings.
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