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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
2
A public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. It appears as a fragment from a weekly paper with unspecified dates and contact details.
A Denton column surveys demand for A M College and C I A graduates, summer rain aiding winter crops, and road work plans. discusses Billy Sulzer impeachment issues and Wall Street ties. criticizes Texas Confederate pension delays and calls for quicker aid and system remodeling.
A Den ton citizen comments on an editorial about binder use on macadam surfaces and argues the same methods should apply to other macadam nets in town to prevent further wear from grinding and top layer loss while the city plans repairs on principal streets including Oak and Khai avenues.
The Denton Record-Chronicle and Dallas Times-Herald express approval of recall as a tool for good government while criticizing opponents as foreheads and socialists. They urge raising recall thresholds or removing radical figures to curb what they call an unhealthy recall climate in Dallas.
Turner Bros advertises a new pack mackeral at 3 for 25 cents and urges customers to phone in orders. The notice also promotes Mrs. Dickson's fall millinery with styles at her shop on the new phone 472 and old phone 402.
Denton County residents can insure cotton in bales seed cotton and cotton seed through Cotton Insurance. Coverage applies to any location within the county and includes gins as needed.
An advertisement promotes attractive car loan rates valid across the United States with options to call, write, or phone for details. The notice emphasizes nationwide coverage and accessibility for prospective buyers.
W. T. Bailey & Co. announces a phone change from old number 54 to new number 130 for all business inquiries and service calls. The update affects customers contacting the firm for orders, support, and consultations.
Denton boys and girls prepare to leave for colleges this week. A partial list shows many heading to Texas A and M, Baylor, Purdue, Tulane, and other institutions, with several girls joining teacher training programs and normal schools.
Inspector Faurot arrests Priest Schmidt at his parish house on West 125th street after a room visit with a photo of Miss Aumuller. The priest, dressed in clerical garb, hesitates and asks if visitors are police. He seeks to change clothes as Faurot notes an attempt to cut his throat with a razor blade.
The shop invites calls to 472 and 402 to view new fat hat styles now on display. Daily arrivals by express bring many hats for selection and display.
The Wilkins Gee case returns to Sixteenth District Court on Monday as the trial extends into its fourth week. Juror Hussey's absence delays deliberations while other matters include a burglary case against Roger Peppers and a new suit Ruby Dixon vs A A Hensley over a potentially invalid marriage. Denton County Court proceeding lists new suits Alliance Mill vs Adams and Bradley vs Denton County National Bank, plus probate filings for guardianship and a will probate by H A Hale for G R Fletcher estate.
Vital statistics note the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stewart in Denton on September 441. The item records a newborn and parent names in the local birth notices.
Advert describes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It claims relief in five minutes, relief of sour stomach gases and belching, and a restored appetite. The ad urges readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store.
Local ad announces 50c trade in for your old straw hat on a new one at Scott Tailoring Co and a cash sale on fresh pack mackerel three for 25 cents. Phones 7. Turner Bros.
The piece notes that wet weather tends to bring heavier, more severe colds than mid winter cold. It adds that warmer weather colds are harder to dispel and more tedious and uncomfortable than winter ones.
Rexall Cold Tablets target severe colds that ordinary remedies miss. They are gently laxative and reportedly provide prompt, decisive relief, prompting patient wonder and admiration.
Advertisement promotes Rexall Cold Tablets as a remedy for severe colds with a money back guarantee. Consumer advised to purchase with confidence at a price of 2.
A Post-Signal column recalls 1888 events in Pilot Point including prize winners for best kept premises F A Webb and Mrs Art Peal among others. Notables mention Denton editor B M Vanderhurst, weddings and teaching moves, local prices for wheat oats corn eggs and butter, and the upcoming dedication of a new Methodist church on September 28 with Dr George Sexton of Dallas slated to preach.
Promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a permanent cure for infant skin eruptions. A testimonial from Mrs Strubbler of Dubuque Iowa claims rapid baby recovery after using the product, available at druggists or by mail from J F Raley & Co.
John W. Bailey, speaking from San Luis Potosi, laments widespread looting and murder by revolutionists and federals. He urges U.S. occupation, as in Cuba, to install a legally elected administration, notes railway disruption, and recalls robbers killing a horse and an old woman’s tongue removed. He plans a Chronicle article on condition and abuses.
A series of prayer services will be held Tuesday at 4 o clock for the Hendricks Carter meeting opening September 24. Districts 1 2 4 5 6 cover areas around Elm Hickory Bernard Swyearmyore Locust and more with listed leaders and meeting places.
In the notice, Mrs. B. F. Paschail is named leader along with Mrs. J. T. Kirkpatrick for District No. Beginning with Oak Street and including S Locust Street. The meeting place is Mrs. D BR Turner with leader Mrs. Nail.
The Justin school, with 112 students, is expected to reach 120 this month. Professor Chalmers joins the crowded faculty while Professor Mallory remains principal. Rail trade and local events include 306 bales ginned with top week price of 13.27, a lightning fire at a vacant house near Kelsoe gin, and 4.5 inches of rain in Justin last week.
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