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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement urges Knowlton's Danderine as the cure for dandruff itchy scalp and falling hair. It claims a 25 cent bottle will soften hair increase luster and volume, dissolve dandruff and prevent root damage, with a quick ten minute effect.
The facility remains on the west side of the equate near Scott Tailoring Co with a new front and upgraded quarters while promising no change to service quality.
A local drug store advertises a wide range of nursery items including nursing bottles, nipples, pacifiers, infant foods, powders, and soaps. The shop emphasizes high quality products and pure medicines for babies, stocking well known brands.
An advertisement lists Rexall family remedies including Colic Remedy Teething Syrup Cough Syrup Neutralizing Cordial Worm Syrup Ess Catnip Soothing Syrup Diarrhoea Remedy and more priced at 25 cents each with free delivery by phone 92.
Assistant Postmaster Dowdell reports a net gain of 824.34 in the first five months of the fiscal year ending March 31 1913. The gain stems from a 382.54 rise in some departments offset by losses of 33 and 25.20 in others.
The Senior class chose Colonel Rayzor as president Homer Fry as vice president and Lutie Craddock as secretary. The Sophomore class elected Marvin Nichols as president and Haggard Huckingham as vice president.
Classified ad notes a new Texas map from Dallas News detailing railroads interurbans counties and districts with census figures. It urges Denton readers to use the grocery service and contact T C Sample at the R C office.
The Presbyterian gathering planned for Sunday in Sanger is canceled as Dr. P. Goodson of New York, who was to lead services, is compelled to cancel all Texas engagements.
Washington announcement raises salaries for postal workers with routes 24 miles or more by 100 dollars per year. Standard carriers now earn 1100 annually, with other carrier increases in proportion once schedules are set.
Turner Bros advertises new product lines including Norway Mackerel three for 26 cents and oak wood at four dollars per cord. They urge customers to place orders now and note old and new phone numbers. The message mentions Gilbert and Fox Bros partnership and compares coffee quality.
Postoffice changes on Sundays reduce staff from six to two for dispatch and delivery. Special delivery clerks handle sorted hotel and newspaper mail, with rail clerks supporting. The Denton office may see little Sunday mail as no Sunday edition exists. Also an ad for Dr King’s New Discovery offering cough and lung relief.
Deed filed Wednesday shows Susan I Burgess selling to M G and G 8 Perry 5.8 acres for 25128 dollars. Buyers include E B Feter A McDonald J Evans and G Overton with surveys in the southeast county.
Notice to light and power customers that all electric bills are now due. W. J. Grady serves as superintendent.
The shopper who buys only from home merchants is thrifty because she avoids misleading descriptions and extra orders. She pays only for what she buys, buying to meet real needs and wants. Regular dinners every day at Smith's Restaurant.
Telegram reports the death of T. A. Fisher shot and killed in Twin Falls Idaho on Wednesday. Fisher was a former Collin county resident and brother of Bob Fisher of Frisco. Details remain unavailable.
An ad promotes Cascarets as a cure for sour stomach belching and heartburn. It claims the product cleanses and regulates the stomach, liver, and bowels, removing foul gases and fermented food. It urges use by adults and children alike and notes a 10-cent box is available at drugstores.
An irregular note advertises today’s issue featuring progressive store ads and pocket book references. It suggests readers will find the ads interesting and that multiple instances are included for buyers.
A small number of houses are listed for sale at reduced prices near seventy five percent of their assessed value. Potential buyers are advised to contact Ful ton at 138 for more details.
The city shoe sellers urge readers to inspect their stock and examine wares in today’s paper. Advertisers aim to entice visits to stores and potential bargains on footwear. Readers are encouraged to consider the offers and possibly find better value.
A public message urges local residents to invest in the community by spending at home and supporting welfare, emphasizing that every collar spent locally stays in the area to work for its development.
The housewife is urged to stretch dollars this season by reading today’s advertisements. Merchants publish money saving notices to benefit shoppers and prompt taking advantage of them.
An advertisement touts straightforward drug selling with strict adherence to its ads and statements. It claims buyers pay for quality with customer satisfaction guaranteed and offers refunds if not satisfied. The firm emphasizes thirty years of practical experience and assures absolute assurance in drug prices.
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