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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
3
Mrs. Ashley of Lewisville reports a missing wallet or cart with a $20 bill a 35 bill and a $2 bill from the Garza residence. The loss is believed to have occurred on the road nearby.
Advertises furnished rooms with light housekeeping needs. States convenience for a permanent home and lists contact numbers 26 at office and 423 at residence for inquiries.
For Rent six room house on West Oak street with electric lights and bath. Arton Yanc ey Realty Co. old phone 91 243.
Classified housing notice announces an eight room house for rent near Normal College. Contact calls new phone 252 white for details and availability.
Classified notices list several employment ads including an experienced seamstress at W B McClurkan's dry goods, a young lady for telephone and office work at Denton Steam Laundry, a woman to cook for J B Turpin, and experienced sales ladies and salesmen for a shoe and men’s furnishings store.
For sale a carriage in good condition priced at $75. Interested buyers see R. W. Templeton at 204 pliw for immediate purchase. Also offers for a single horse wagon and harness and a rubber tired buggy listed with locations and contact hints.
Multiple real estate and property sales items listed in Denton area classifieds. Includes six room house on North Locust with electric lights, Mecca Cafe fixtures via G W Saunders assignee, eight Ann Texas and two Plainview Texas lots for exchange, and a five room house offered with down payment option. Contact details for F R Graham Dr W A Jones and others provided.
An advertisement urges readers to call 31 for a messenger service. It promises to handle accounts for 10 percent of money collected, signed by Brashears N. B. in Washington state.
The notice details feedstuffs including miscellaneous chops bran corn hay and other feeds. It promotes prompt delivery and full measure and mentions a power wood saw in connection with the wood business run by ARKANSAS MILiu on S Elm Street with two phone lines.
A. R. McGintie, located over Wilson-Hann's in Denton Texas, advertises furnished rooms for rent. The notice lists office contact Old phone 361 and states availability across north, south east and west areas.
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone 157 White and an old phone 230 to arrange wood sawing services. He promises ready contact for customers needing wood cutting.
Fred Moore invites patrons and friends to the Catm n Hotel offering good honest service at a clean neat shop.
John Keesee proprietor offers home delivery of fresh meat from West Oak Street. Call for service.
Come to Will Locknane's wagon yard on East McKinney Street for two Jersey bulls offered at 1.50 dollars season. A new phone line lists contact 250 and a house and lot on Lula Street for sale.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving services from Office Kincaid Wagon Yard on West Oak Street. Phones listed. They promise special attention to drag line items and cargo.
Dray business offers first class service at reasonable rates with specialty in household moves. Office at Fox Bros. Both phones listed.
Sanitary milk and cream ad instructs readers to phone Portwood and Hodges. It notes a new phone number 426 and an old number 297 for contact.
An old classified note invites calls to 307 for scavenging work. It offers no further details on location pay or hours.
Henry Ealtreuther of East McKinney Street offers extensive craft work including wood products, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking for local needs.
Ned Rector advertises good used cars with services across North Texas. For further information call Raley & Co. or use new phone 294.
Armstrong and Far Ris advertise a fine registered bull for service at the wagon yard on McKinney Street. The notice specifies the animal’s pedigree and location, indicating availability for breeding inquiries.
West Side Square welcomes Dr. W. A. Jones, dentist, as a new practice opening in town.
J W Fralin dentist located on the south side square midblock in Denton Texas. W N Rowell D D S of fice over McCray's south side square. Chas Saunders dentist office over Long and King after Feb 1st. Both phones.
Concrete sidewalks and brick work offered by J M Gurley and A Bushey. Prompt estimates and quality workmanship at fair prices.
Eggs Buff Orpington Reds and White Indian Runner ducks available. White Orpington cockerels also for sale. Contact Yarnell for new phone number 2tc.
White Orpington Farm Garza Cook strain and imported stork that won over best. Eggs $3 to $19.
For sale 15 penciled runners 13 ducks and two draxes at 12 dollars. Mrs C V Spong Denton also offers a mix of Black Orpingtons at 1 dollar each for 15 birds. Address 339 Bernard and phone 225 white new.
White Indian Runner duck eggs for sale from imported stock. Prices: $6 per 13, special matings $5 and $4, utility $3. Also $1.50 per setting of 13. Contact Nathan Evans at 37 Texas St, Denton, or W. J. Mitchell, Denton, Texas. Parcel post can be arranged.
The notice states two barred rock roosters were bought from J. W. Miller Poultry Farm in Freeport and offers finest eggs for hatching at $1.60 for 15. Signed by Mrs. R. G. Wright with new phone 205 May 6.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs at 1.25 per setting or 13. Mrs E Broun announces new phone 363.
Denton Puck and Dairy Farm owned by T. F. Jasppr advertises heavy laying Indian Runner ducks for setting with eggs priced at $1.50 for 13 pear white beanties. New phone 257.
State Supt Bralle orders a special teacher examination in county seats on May 1 2 3 in addition to the June 5 6 7 tests. The schedule lists subjects by half days across Thursday Friday and Saturday with topics in history education psychology chemistry geography physiology hygiene arithmetic spelling writing and government.
Rev S S W Hickey joined J H Patterson and Miss Sarah Russell of Little Elm in a Sunday afternoon ceremony in the town. Only family attended and the couple, members of well known local families, will reside in Little Elm.
Notice warns all water light and power rent is due by the 10th of the month. Delinquent customers will be reported to the Council at the meeting on April 14. W. J. Grady Superintendent.
Neutral product pitch promotes Cedarine as a bland floor oil for waxing and polishing. It claims easy dust removal with a mop, leaving floors bright and like new. Prices listed: pints 25 cents, quarts 50 cents, half gallon 75 cents, gallon 1.25 dollars.
White Minorcas the Roy al family of the Chicken World offer a few April eggs from a fancy pen big egg strain at 4 dollars. May shipment 3 dollars per 15 Northrup best strain Blacks at 1.50 per setting. Nancy Hall potato plants 25 cents per 190, 2 per thousand when ready. W E Mountain Pilot Point Tex jual.
F H Seeley, noted rupture specialist from Chicago and Philadelphia, arrives at the Westbrook hotel in Fort Worth to demonstrate the Sperpmatic Shield Truss. He offers free fittings for charity cases and claims government approval and rapid relief without surgery across April 9, 10, 11, and 12.
Normal range temperatures forecast across the Gulf states for the week with precipitation generally below normal. In the northwest the outlook shows more rain.
Mrs M E Mounts remains improving and Mrs Joza Dicken has recovered enough to go uptown. A light drizzle fell Monday with general need for rain countywide though no losses yet. Fielday preparations on April 21 show potential lower entries due to arm soreness from vaccination. Denton High student Jack Pewledge, knocked unconscious last week, shows only slight improvement. Funeral for H C Bell, longtime principal of the negro public school, drew white and Black attendees. Manager Berry of the B Air dome adds a children's rest room with rocking chairs for small visitors.
Judge Hoskins presided Monday as six defendants pleaded guilty on the criminal docket. M. J. Trott received a $25 fine for aggravated assault. J. T. Ward and Henry Bones drew $10 fines plus one day in jail for petty theft. Gentle Price faced a $19 gaming fine. Sam McKinney $14 and Newt Gadberry $19 in gaming fines.
A compact note urges remembering a phone 44 for groceries. The phrase references long and king as potential brands or slogans. No clear event or person is established.
The Ladies' Mission society of the First Presbyterian church hosted a reception for women from nearby mission and aid groups at Mrs. R. P. Lomax home. The program featured devotional, readings, piano solos, and a Scripture verse card matching activity, with yellow and white colors guiding the refreshment display.
The Daughters of the Confederacy examined an advertisement for the Airdome venue as part of a local events page. The notice highlighted showings and times for a theatrical presentation or public screening.
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