Lost on the Square Purse Recovered Reward Offered
A purse containing about 20 dollars was found on the square and the finder is asked to return it to this office for a reward.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
3
A purse containing about 20 dollars was found on the square and the finder is asked to return it to this office for a reward.
Short notice classified note seeks furnished rooms suitable for a permanent home. Location convenient with light housekeeping. Contact numbers: new phone 26 at office and 423 at residence.
Help wanted advertisement from Denton Steam Laundry seeking a young lady to answer the telephone and assist in the office. Apply Seenette.
Employment ad seeks experienced salesmen and ladies with background in shots and mens furnishings. Permanent position available. Apply at this office, address 5.
For sale a glass item priced at 75 dollars, originally 100, in food condition. Contact R. W. Templeton at 204pliw for details and to arrange a purchase at once.
For sale single horse and barnes in good condition. Phone number 247-bine listed. New phone 2021tc. Also rubber tired buggy in good condition available at 143 N Locwet Street.
Advertiser James H Goode seeks gentle horses for pasture near Denton. Price is 1 dollar per month per horse. Horses will be taken to pasture every Monday morning. Contact James H Goode at 266tfe.
Advertisement notes CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs with prompt delivery and full measure. Mentions a wood business ARKANSAS MILL at 8 Elm St offering a power wood saw and stove and heater wood, with two phone numbers for contact.
A. R. McGintif offers furnished rooms for rent in the Denton area. The office is located over Wilson-Hann's and old phone listed as $61. Rents available in multiple directions: north south east and west.
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone contact for a 7 white old phone 230 option and promises wood sawing service. The note reads like a compact classified line. The quirky claim suggests a local handyman listing with basic contact details.
Fred Moore invites patrons and friends to visit the clean neat shop after moving to the Oatman Hotel, promising good honest service.
John Keesee proprietor operates City Meat Market on West Oak Street offering home delivery service for fresh meat via phone orders.
Come to Will Locknane's wagon yard near the square on East McKinney Street to see two fine Jersey bulls, one black and one fawn. Season price 156 dollars cash to all. New phone 850. Also selling a house and lot on Lula Street.
Office Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street advertises furniture moving. The firm promises special attention to all items and invites customers to call for service.
Dray business offers first class household moving service at reasonable rates. Lester and Paschall operate from Fox Bros office with two phone lines available for contact and inquiries.
Sanitary milk and cream announces a new phone 426 replacing the old number 297. Portwood and Hodges are the listed contacts for inquiries and orders.
Short notice help wanted for scavenging tasks. Contact number provided for those seeking work opportunities.
Henry Kalstreuther advertises a shop on McKinney Street offering wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking services for horses and vehicles with skilled craft on site.
Public service ad offers trips across North Texas. Good car available. For details call Raley & Co. or the new number 294. Ned Rector.
M. L. Martin and A. treat throat and eye diseases with glasses offered at the Ra ley Company office location.
W E Botts, a graduate veterinarian, announces his office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop 8S Elm St Lipscomb block. New phone 269, residence 132, old 486.
Dr W A Jones operates a dental practice at West Side Square offering general and cosmetic dental care to residents, with appointments available by calling the office.
J W Fralin dentist at South Side Square Denton Texas and W N Rowell D D S office over McCray's south side square.Chas Saunders dentist office over Long and King after Feb 1st. Both phon wn.
A fragment notes J M Gurley a cement contractor offering first class work at right price. Requests readers to secure estimates and figure out concrete work with him.
Eggs red Orpington ducks and White Orpington runner ducks offered. White Orpington cockerels also available. EK Yarnell advertises a new phone and contact details.
Garza and Cook strain entries at White Orpington Farm won over rivals. The competition featured prices from three to nineteen dollars and highlighted a stir by imported stock enhancing the showing.
Classified notice lists 15 penciled runners 12 ducks and two drakes for 12 dollars. Eggs for 15 Black or pinttons and White Indian Runner duck eggs offered at various prices. Contacts include Mrs C V Spong Ola Nathan Evans W J Mitchell with addresses in Denton Texas and phone numbers 335 208.
Buyer from Freeport Tr buys two barred rock roosters from J. W. Miler Poultry Farm and offers hatchable eggs at $1.40 per 15. Mrs. R. G. Wright lists new phone 263 Mayé.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs at 1.25 per setting or 13. Mrs FE T Brown new phone 363 3223. Pucks ducks duck heavy laying strain ready for setting 1.50 for 13 pearl white beauties. Get the beer. Denton Puck and Dairy Farm T F Jasper Prop new phone 257.
Poultry and plant sale notice from W. E. Mountain of Pilot Point Texas offers White Minorcas and the Roy family chickens with April and May shipments. pricing includes 4 and 3 per setting, Northrup strain Blacks at 1 half dollars per setting, and Nancy Halil potato plants at 25 cents per 190 and 2 per thousand when ready.
Mrs Treece of Cordell Oklahoma visits Roanoke. Infants and children listed as ill or in hospital in Beaumont Ford Worth Denton and Temple. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Hood Aledo Wallace Argyle Cowan family Medlin Fuller Richards and others. Roanoke Enterprise editor changes noted.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses the stomach and regulates digestion. It claims they remove undigested food and toxins, reduce bile, and prevent headaches and indigestion without griping, costing 10 cents at drugstores. Millions use them.
Raleigh, North Carolina resident H. T. Alston describes relief from stomach and back pain after using Electric Bitters. The advertisement claims the tonic benefits the liver and kidneys, warning neglect can lead to dropsy or Bright's disease. Priced 50 cents and 1.09.
Mrs G W Raines of East Oak Street was reported not well Wednesday. The temperature cooled to 53 at dawn with heavy showers later in the forenoon. The Woman's Shakespeare club Literary department meets Thursday afternoon with Miss Blanton. City Health Officer Pine requests complaints by phone at his home from 7 to 8:30 each morning.
Wm C. McGintie of Dallas visits with his parents Mr and Mrs A R McGintie for a week. Mrs E V Kile and daughter Elen of Denison visit her parents Mr and Mrs Brownlow. J M Huffington, formerly of Denton county now in Grandfield Oklahoma, arrives on business. W W Baxter departs for Decatur to serve as clerk and treasurer for the Denton Presbytery of the Presbyterian church.
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in Denton area including J E Bradley to E M Robinson and G M Fleming to E R McCurdy with prices from 75 to 6000 dollars. Sanger notes include deaths of Mrs Etta Vaughn and several children, a Jersey cow show results, and local obituaries with funeral details.
Turner Bros offer pickles olives chow chow and relishes with a range of canned fruits. Customers are urged to call for information and ordering. The ad emphasizes serving fruit and cream to guests and highlights available varieties.
Exchange National Bank requests readers to study the financial statement appearing elsewhere in this issue with respectful attention. The notice emphasizes careful review of the bank’s financial report for accuracy and transparency.
Local ad notes Paschall's offers crisp lettuce and flaky fresh potato chips to accompany dinner, highlighting a selections for meals and snack essentials.
Local notice announces L. D. Smith still in town selling apples at one dollar each via quick sale and quick pay. The ad promotes a new car of apples and invites customers to visit and carry them away. Old phone 479.
Long and King advertise fresh vegetables with immediate grocery attention and a phone contact for orders at number 44, highlighting the popular Airdome venue and urging customers to call for service.
Denton Tex farmer L O Tompkins testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain. He reports satisfactory use and recommends the remedy. The ad states kidneys need treatment and Doan's pills are for the kidneys only. Sold by dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
All water, light and power rent is due. Payments must be made at the office on or before the tenth of the month. Delinquent consumers will be reported to the Council at the April 14 meeting. W. J. Grady, Supt.
The National Union Fire Insurance Co of Pittsburg issues a notice that policy No 2601 from Denton Texas has been lost or issued without authority. Holders should return policies to Pittsburg PA and may receive return premiums. The company denies liability for any claims.
A new delivery arrives featuring Paschall's chips described as specially light and crisp with flaky texture. The note mentions a flaky phone in the order, likely OCR confusion.
The note urges keeping the number 44 in mind to help with grocery shopping. It references LONG and KING as possible brand or store cues. The fragment provides limited context beyond the reminder.
In a Tampa letter Mrs. E. C. Corum describes Cardui as a tonic that restored strength after "womanly troubles." She credits it with improving her nerves and health from the first day and notes fifty years of successful, plant-based use. The notice urges others to try Cardui for overwork and related symptoms.
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