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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines that printed material will be delivered weekly and by mail in various advance periods including one month six months and one year. It states a commitment to correct any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations upon notification to the publishers.
In Denton Texas on September 18 1931 readers are treated to local weather notes and road work commentary. The piece cites Governor Colquitts convict labor plan for roads and stresses road maintenance as essential alongside initial construction. It also reprints a Temple Telegram editorial on future human physiology and a brief local notice about new pack mackerel availability.
The provider pledges coverage for bales seed cotton and cotton seed with writing services for any location within Denton County.
Car buyers are urged to contact T. Bailey & Co for nationwide automobile rates. The ad notes a new phone line and postal contact options with the firm located at 7 T. Bailey & Co. in the latest promotional notice.
A Dallas News tribute extols Pauls rule of conduct for Christians and all people. The piece argues righteousness as society’s essential need, claiming it would solve social problems if universal. It parallels Christian ethics with fraternal orders and neighbors.
Contractor George McCormick reports multiple homes and additions in progress or completed. Harris moves into a $2,000 two story on West Sycamore, Smith occupies a $32,000 two story on Mulberry, Taylor’s $3,500 West Mulberry house finished, Cox & Whitson store addition underway, Hussey adds a $1,100 five room bungalow near the CIA, Miller adds a sleeping porch, and McClurkan plans a $1,500 cottage on West Mulberry.
An advertisement claims yellow complexion pimples and facial blemishes can be cured by doctoring the torpid liver. It promotes HERBINE as a powerful liver correctant that purifies the system stimulates vital organs and puts the body in vigorous condition. Price 50c sold by R. H. Garrison.
Dr Craddock county demonstration agent of the Federal Department of Agriculture displayed fine Sudan grass near Pilot Point. The five foot tall plant yielded about five tons per acre in three cuttings and is praised as one of the most profitable forage crops for dry climates.
Chicago and New York fall millinery styles are presented at Mrs Dickson’s shop with contact numbers old 402 new 472.
The latest hat creations from New York and Chicago are shown at Mrs. Dickson's store. The ad notes a new phone number 472 and old number 402 for inquiries.
Tonight at the cinema three reels of brand new pictures will offer one hour of real entertainment. Each reel costs 1,000 fee, drawing crowds for the royal themed program.
Notice for Rebekahs about a special meeting at the I O O F hall Friday night September 19. All Rebekahs are urged to attend. Mhs Annie Baker 30¢ Noble Grand.
Report of the death of Sid Chinn former Denton boy killed near Aberdeen Washington in a log train collision. Death stated as instantaneous.
A clipping from Aberdeen Washington reports Sidney Chinn a former Denton boy and logging railroad head brakeman was instantly killed when two trains collided on a steep grade near Coats Fordney. Frank Dwyer brakeman lost a foot. Chinn was about 23 or 24, survived by his widow Anna Carlson Chinn and their infant child. Coroner R F Hunter investigated. Funeral details expected tomorrow.
Endorsed remedy claims prompt relief for weak kidneys and indigestion. San Francisco reader Mr. John Dowling reports cure for his wife after other options failed. Advertises price of 1.00 at J. F. Raley & Co.
A West's store advertises a fresh fruit shipment featuring pears apples oranges and grapes inviting customers to save money on produce. The notice emphasizes value and availability of a variety of fruits for customers searching for deals.
Mrs Dickson's Millinery Parlor promotes new fall styles now on display. Call or visit to see hats arriving daily by express.
Check Scott Tailoring for 50c exchanges on old to new straw hats and cash sales. See fresh shipment of pears rapes apples and oranges from California. Bob West advertises new pack mackerel at 30 for 25 cents. Turner Bros phones listed.
An advertising piece touts Cascarets as a remedy for constipation and biliary discomfort. It claims relief from headaches biliousness dizziness and nervousness and promotes a 10 cent box as healthful and long lasting with Druggists carrying the product and a note about children needing gentle cleansing.
Advertising man J Ed Donaldson announced the 101 Ranch Wild West Show comes to Denton on October 9 with Miller Brothers and Arlington’s 104 Ranch Real Wild West as headliners. The tour emphasizes auto polo, Iron Tail the Sioux chief, and a fully real rancher cast with a morning street parade.
A cluttered page combines home canning offers from Frontier Asthma Company and Denton Floral Co, a fall millinery display at Mrs. Dickson's, a water consumer notice from Superintendent W J Grady, and a courtroom anecdote about Blaine defending a tramp and a gift of a watch from the grateful defendant.
Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes the administration currency bill passed the House 256 to 84 with its essential provisions unchanged. It faces likely several weeks before a Senate vote.
Washington reports that former Missouri Governor Folk was appointed solicitor for the State Department today without applying for the post. The move comes as Folk was not among the listed applicants and marks a swift nomination.
Washington reports say President Wilson is chagrined by criticism of Secretary Bryan over chautauqua lectures. The gossip adds a New York paper offered Bryan $8,000 a year to quit lecturing and devote himself full time to his official duties.
Washington reports an eleventh hour revolt from the caucus against the banking and currency bill spreading last night, alarm signaling leaders struggle to regain control of the bill before action.
The Cocal News in Brief reports a birth seven miles north of Denton to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Shaw. W. W. Shepard buys a No. 35 7-passenger Studebaker from Terry Barefield, who receives his first 6-cylinder Studebaker. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for various pains, sold by R. H. Garrison with prices 25 cents to 1.00.
Mrs. Joza Dickson invites shoppers to inspect the fall showing of hats for ladies, noting the new phone 472 and the old number 402 for contact.
George Rose and hunters from the eastern county chased a fox starting 7 PM Monday and ending 8:15 AM Tuesday near Reyno's pasture at the Dickson bridge over Elm Fork. About twenty dogs began the run. five remained at the death including Simon, three sons, and Jockey.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment relieves and cures infant skin eruptions. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Strubbler of Dubuque Iowa praising rapid improvement after using a single box. Sold by druggists or by mail through J F Raley & Co. adv.
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