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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
2
Public notice offers correction of erroneous reflections and outlines subscription options by mail. It references payment terms such as six months and one year in advance and invites readers to contact publishers with any needed corrections.
Athens Review argues Louisiana should recall its Republican Senators. Denton columnists discuss express theft, new employers liability act, Patrick O Keefe ties, and jokes about a winter resort. G B Collins reports pleasant Siloam Springs weather 60 to 90. Denton County fair proposed to boost farming and county development.
An El Paso resident discusses the Rio Grande border situation and Mexico’s governance, advocating eventual intervention as a last resort while praising banking reform in the United States. The piece also mentions a Protestant bankers’ meeting in Dallas and concludes with an ad for fall millinery at Mrs. Dickson's.
Insurance service offering coverage for cotton in bales seed cotton and cotton seed. Available at any location in Denton County with policy written for growers and ginners.
Advertises attractive rates on automobiles covering the United States with prompts to call write or phone for contact.
Sunday at First Presbyterian Church on S Elm Street offers Bible School at 9 45 and sermon at 11 by D D MacFarlane followed by officers-elect installation new member reception and baptism. Evening service at 7 30 features soloists Evelyn MacFarlane and Mrs William T Evers. Cumberland Presbyterian holds Sunday school 9 45 with W W Baxter supervising and a prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday.
Central Presbyterian Church announces Rev J W Caldwell as pastor with regular services. Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Junior Endeavor at 3 30 and Senior Endeavor at 7 p m.
Pearl Street Church of Christ on corner Pearl and Bolivar announces Bible classes from 10:00 to 11:00 a. m. preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by C. E. Wooldridge. Elder W. L. Swinney leads a revival starting Sunday and continuing indefinitely with other services as usual.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J H Legget as superintendent Sunbeams at 3 30 p m Junior and Senior B Y P U at 5 and 6 45 p m The pastor Rev M E Hudson preaches at 11 a m on The Obligations of the New Life and at 7 45 p m on Visions All classes and a cordial invitation to all people to attend the services
Sunday activities include 9 45 Sunday school led by T Cooper 7 15 Senior League led by M L Williams 11 a m sermon by Rev J R Atchley 8 p m pastor sermon chorus under Mr Pfaff 4 p m council led by Williams and 7 p m Epworth League led by Ida Shanks. Church reorganizing for fall and a full day rally on first Sunday in October. Welcome for all.
Pastor's Association members cooperate with evangelist Rev. E. E. Hendricks of Nashville. A. L. Carter of Springfield, Mo., long time associate, is in charge of the music services.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Prof P E McDonald superintendent Junior C E 4 p m Mrs Yancey superintendent Inter mediate 7 p m Mrs Wolf superintendent Seniors 6 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 745 p m Morning subject Pauls Reason for Not Visiting the Church at Corinth Evening subject Jesus is King Now Prayer meeting Wednesday 745 p m Misses Leah Owens and Maudie Brownlow
Mrs Dunap of Lea”i]l Texas praises King’s New Life Pills for prompt safe relief with no pain. The ad urges readers to get a bottle today from Paley & Co. Cady.
Chicago and New York fall millinery styles presented at Mrs Dickson’s shop. Old phone 402, new phone 472 listed for contact.
Mrs W C Murphy hosted a Wednesday morning bridge in honor of Miss Anna Banks who leaves for Houston and Miss Ethel Allen bound for Austin to attend the University. Mrs Minnie Williams won the top score as guests including Rosalie Rathbone Avis Blewett Claude Bell Elaine Lewis Francis Lewis Lot tie Owsley Gertrude McReynolds Norma Smith Anna Banks and Ethel Allen and Mesdames J C Coit Spencer R T May A L Banks Wylie Smith Williams and G H Allen attended.
An advertising claim promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative to cleanse the liver and bowels. It asserts headaches biliousness and a sour taste, saying a 10 cent box keeps the stomach sweet and head clear, with children liking the taste and no griping.
The millinery shop invites customers to phone or visit to view new fall styles now on display. Hats arrive daily by express. The Parlor lists new numbers for inquiries: 472 for new phones and 402 for old.
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder by Dr. E. W Hall offering a $1 mail order remedy. The claim covers kidney and bladder issues, diabetes, rheumatism, and back problems for men and women, with child bladder regulation and two months of treatment per bottle.
A Mrs Eula Mae Reid of Hines Alabama testifies Cardui the women’s tonic helped her after issues with digestion fatigue and headaches. She reports weight gain and complete relief from spitting up her food. The ad urges other women with common female ailments to try Cardui and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for more information.
Ad reads a four word price offer for Mackeral at 2 percent cents with a call to phone orders. it mentions turner brooks and urges customers to call now.
New stock of mackerel announced by Turner Bros with a trio for 25 cents price. Phone orders or inquiries accepted via the listed contact.
The Nickel Store on the east side square will remain open on Saturdays for patron convenience. Notice signed by Duke & Ayers.
A free ten day home treatment for leucorrhea ulcers and a range of female health issues is offered. The letter promises safe, quick cures without a doctor and includes a free book on why women suffer and how to cure themselves. It asks for name and address to mail the treatment and notes a possible weekly cost and local referrals.
Winton recounts observations of the Sept. 4 twin meteors seen near College Station. He notes the flight lasted under twenty seconds, drifted from east to west, split into two, and faded after two thirds of their path. He cites atmospheric models and earth dust deposition estimates, with a closing anonymous verse.
Roanoke to host another big trades day on the third Saturday the 20th with premiums for top displays. Roanoke school opened with 46 pupils rising to 50. Prof W S Humphreys of Denton principal and Miss Alice Bridges of Denton assistant. Recent rains ended drought and heat. A 14 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs W A Porter.
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