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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

2

Notice to the Public Corrections Policy

Public notice states that any erroneous reflection about a person or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The item reiterates a policy rather than naming individuals or events and provides no specific dates or entities.

Denton Schools Enrolment Tops 2400 as Terms Start

Denton Texas reports 2425 students enrolled in state and public schools with expectations to surpass 2000 before Christmas. The editorial urges newspaper advertising impact and laments tree vandalism while warning about fire insurance adjusters and the thin line between success and failure in wealth, citing Dooley and Ingalls on opportunity.

Denton John J. Ingalls

Cotton Insurance for Bales and Seed Cotton in Denton County

Cotton Insurance offers coverage for bales seed cotton and cotton seed and gins with service across any location in Denton County.

Denton County

Attractive Automobile Financing Rates Across the United States

Advertises attractive rates on automobiles available nationwide in the United States. Encourages readers to call or write for details and terms.

I A States

Dallas Charter Debates Turn Physical at Meeting

In Dallas a heated charter amendment discussion boiled over as the chairman struck a delegate and the latter retaliated by swinging a chair. The clash drew sharp editorial reactions from local papers noting the row and calling for restraint.

Dallas Dallas Times-Herald

Do You Fear Consumption Dr King’s Discovery Ad

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds throat and lung ailments with a refund if it fails. A testimonial from Stillman Green of Malichete Col says two doctors predicted two years to live but he remains alive and well. Priced 50c and 1.00 guaranteed by J F Raley Co.

J. F. Raley & Co

Fresh vegetables and fruit at Turner Bros

Local note reports fresh vegetables and fruit available at Turner Bros with contact by phone number 7. The terse item hints at daily produce offerings and a telephone contact for inquiries.

Turner Bros

Roanoke News Briefs Mixed With Local Notices

A Roanoke column blends social notes and obituaries with small town updates. The report covers Mrs. Moody's visit to Pilot Point, a fatal illness in Roanoke, a large funeral procession, theatre attendance in Fort Worth, church leaders, births, and multiple residents visiting or traveling between nearby towns including Denton Arlington and Justin.

Roanoke N. W Moody Pilot Point Missionary Baptist Church Ft. Worth Baptist Church Odd Fellows Henry Howe Frances Howe Fort Worth John Scott Justin Fritz Denton W. S. Ntumphries Scheuber S. H. Cowan Nellavee Davis The Polytechnic College Alvin Brand J. R. Cade Nina W. H. Harris Bob Howard Keller Dick McMakin Argovie

WAKETON NEWS NOTES AND MARRIAGE REPORTS

Mrs Laura Hobbs returned from Fort Worth and Weatherford. Community members attended Lewisville trades day. Prizes awarded for yellow dent corn best farm display apples sweet potatoes. Several residents reported illnesses and injuries. Annie Lusk and Hugh Keel wed at the bride's home and departed for Fort Worth. Continuous local updates include visitors, relocations, and school attendance.

Waketon Laura Hobbs Fort Worth Weatherford Lewisville J. R. Mcoreless A. Porter Henry Anderson Lona Porter S. C. Hudson W. T. Minor Cc. C. Porter John Henry Joe Street Bert Deaf and Dumb Institute Austin Thomas Whyburn Lonnie Baggett Denton C. R. Baggett Olin

Sanger Fair a Success With Splendid Exhibits

The Sanger fair on a fine day featured a splendid dinner and an array of farm products and home cooking. Many valuable premiums were awarded to contestants. Miss Mattie Trickey of the C L A visited on Sunday. Joel Lusk is in Fort Worth.

Little Elm Josephine Collier Frisco Curt Robertson Mary Robertson Denton Spring Branch Charlie Hale Clay Coberly Parvin Sam Hale Orion Garnett Wade Lyburn Barger John Watson Prosper Dick Durham Jim Houk Ella Hawkins Will Beal J. W. Hall Mr. Hines Corsicana Presbyterian Church Lee Nicholson Ethel Elkins Gainesville Annie Lusk Hugh Keel Valley View Fort Worth J. M. Wilfong Tom Kite Pilot Point H. €. Gallege Krum Sanger Chas. Trickey A. & M. College Sanger News Mattie Trickey C. L A Joel Lusk

Oak Grove Social News Signals Weekend Visits and Illness

Oak Grove notes multiple visits from Hugh and Less Brockett Valley Grove to Mallicot, and others from Denton Hugo and Prosper. typhoid illness for Jim Davidson. gatherings include a candy breaking with a large crowd. Rev Fincher Aubrey preached.

Oak Grove Messrs Mesdames Hugh and Less Brockett Valley Grove Charlie Mallicot Virgin Jordan Denton Steel Wise ‘County Clyde Cody Hugo Oklahoma Henry Eggleston Lewisville I. D. Cantrell Mr. Smith Claude Branson W. H. Hunt Frisco Carrol Puckett Gainesville G. M. Button Cecil Strickland Prosper George Curry Navo Henry Cunningham W. J. Strickland Arthur Boyd Emory Bell Bailey Bell Howard Reed San Angelo Jim Davidson A. J. Sanders Bloomfield Will Walker Mr. Fincher Aubrey Jim Houk Mittie Grandma Justus Sallie Brockett Spring Hill

Plainview Farmers Busy After Rain and Community Happenings

Farmers tidy fields for wheat and oats while cotton opens and drops. Mr. Henry Reik missing on a two month trip north. Sunday services draw strong attendance and Rev. A R Anderson receives a hearty call for another year. Krum pastor Rev T R Bowles recently joined, Plainview Nancy ladies meet with positive talks. Community pledge to buy at home and support local welfare.

Plainview Henry Reik A. R. Anderson Guthrie Reik

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