Found Brown for Muff Left at Dr Hooper’s Office
A muff was left at Dr Hooper’s office during a vaccination visit. The item was found and is awaiting claim by the owner.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
3
A muff was left at Dr Hooper’s office during a vaccination visit. The item was found and is awaiting claim by the owner.
Advertises furnished rooms for light housekeeping locally. Appeals for a permanent home and notes contact numbers 26 at office and 428 at residence on new phone.
Have 2060 cabbage plants for gale R L Selby. For sale of Keant Rice residence with modern conveniences on North Locust St. Lee Fox Bros Co. 215¢ for sale one Ford car in good running order cheap for cash or will give good terms. For particulars see Brown Realty Co over McClurkan's store.
Listing fragment includes 124 acres with 8 cultivable, 5 room house, 26 fenced hog proof acres and a well priced at 25 dollars. Also a single horse wagon and harness in good condition. Additional Denton and Plainview Texas properties offered cash and clear of encumbrance. Five room house price 5800 dollars with small down payment and rent-like terms.
Short classifieds run for help and goods. W Fulton seeks a cord cut to act at once. Dr Everett electric belt wanted by the office. A secondhand ice box of 100 pounds capacity is wanted through Dee Puckett at Puckett's store. 215.
An advertisement offers wood cutting and handling by Jake Johnson with a new phone line and old phone number 239. It promises service in exchange for work and references a 1:7 white model.
Advertiser seeks mild horses for pasture at Denton. Pays $1 per month per head and will move them to pasture each Monday morning. Contact Jash Goode, 206tfc.
An Arkansas mill at 8 Elm Street promotes feedstuffs including chops, bran, corn, hay with prompt delivery and full measure. It advertises a wood stove and heater wood prompt delivery and a power wood saw for their wood business with contact via two phones.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. The listing provides contact details including office over Wilson Manns and old phone 361 with directions to rent in North South Fast and West.
Fred Moore invites patrons and friends to the Oat Man Hotel area for good honest service at the clean Stat shop. This friendly notice emphasizes welcoming guests to a new or moved local establishment.
John Eesee, proprietor offers home delivery from West Oak Street. Call for fresh cuts.
Framing yard on East McKinney Street offers two Jersey bulls and cash deal at 156. A house and lot on Lula Street for sale via Freight Transfer Co. Office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. Moving services for furniture and drag line items available with special attention.
First class moving service advertised for households at reasonable rates. Lester and Paschall operate with Fox Bros. office location and two phone numbers provided.
Sanitary milk and cream business lists contact update call for customers to phone Portwood and Hodges. New phone 426 replaces old number 297.
Short notice ad invites anyone needing scavenger work to call number 367 for potential employment. The terse message seeks labor and provides a single contact method.
Henry Kaltreuther advertises woodwork, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, and rubber tire services on East McKinney Street. shop offers repairs, tire services, and basic metalwork.
Public notice advertises car service with trips across North Texas and a contact at Raley & Co. No адрес. Ned Rector listed with new phone 294 for information.
A Denton week classified ad section draws reader interest as people read ads and respond. Local readers engage with the advertising columns seeking goods and services.
An advertisement invites quick messenger service with instruction to call 31 and mentions a contact in Washington and Brashears. A note offers to look after accounts for ten percent of money collected.
W W Billingsley offers auto repair and hire services. Contact old phone 530, new phone 448, for repairs and available vehicles.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian advertises office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 residence old 486 new 132.
J W Fralin dentist Denton Texas W N Rowell dental and surgical office fee over McCray’s South side square Chas Saunders dentist Office over Long and King after Feb list Both phones.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by M. Gurley the cement contractor. First class work at affordable prices. Get estimates and reliable service for your sidewalk or masonry needs.
White Orpington Farm in Garza showcases cock strain and imported stock that won over best. Feeds range from 3 to 16 dollars per unit.
Local ad fragment lists items including base .15 penciled runners and 13 ducks with two draxes for $12. Mentions Mrs C V Spong of Denton and a stock of Black Or pinttons with eggs at $1 for 15. New phone 335 white.
Nathan Evans advertises fawn and white Indian runner eggs at 1.50 per setting of 13, with contact at 208 Texas St Denton Tex. Also offers white Indian runner duck eggs imported stock at 6 dollars and other mating options. W J Mitchell Denton Texas offers parcel post via Mitchell's Barber Shop.
A buyer in Freeport Ti reports purchasing two fine barred rock roosters from J. W. Miller Poultry Farm and offers improved hatching eggs at 1.60 dollars for 15. Contact Mrs. K. G. Wright at new phone 265.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs 1.25 per setting or 13. Mrs Be T Broun. New phone 263 2223p.
Denton Dutch and Dairy Farm offers heavy laying Indian Runner ducks at $1.50 per 13 eggs for setting. Pearl white beauties advertised. New phone 357.
White Minorcas The Roy al family of the Chicken World offer April eggs from a fancy pen big egg strain at $4 May shipment. $3 per 15 Northrup's best strain Blacks at $1.50 per setting. Nanny Hall potato plants 25¢ per 160, $2 per thousand. Ready when. W. E. Mountain Pilot Point Texas.
A compact plea from OVP urging residents to invest in their city and keep it strong. The notice emphasizes collective effort and pride, urging readers to support local welfare and development through personal contributions.
A Mrs Della Long of Pendergrass Georgia writes of years of agonizing womanly troubles and fainting with relief soon after using Cardui. The ad claims Cardui strengthens the constitution and nerves, relieves pain, and should be kept on hand. It directs readers to ask a druggist and to write Chattanooga Medicine Co for information and a booklet.
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for sick headache biliousness and dizziness caused by torpid liver and constipation. Claims the product cleanses stomach liver and bowels overnight and leaves head clear and stomach sweet with a 10 cent box from the druggist.
Dorcas Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Degan died Thursday evening from appendicitis. Her remains were laid to rest in Hall cemetery. Many residents visited Denton Collinsville Dallas and Hebron while attending the Heath funeral and other family visits were reported across Lewisville Carrollton and Dallas.
A regional ad notice promotes a joint classified rate of 4 cents per word for daily and weekly papers. It claims to reach up to 15 006 people across about 3 000 families at minimal cost, inviting readers to take advantage of the opportunity.
A Selig players tale narrates a school boy who believes the line he who fights and runs away lives to fight again. He nearly commits murder but escapes danger multiple times and emerges unscathed.
J McCook Jr has meagres. M red McCullar and baby of Brid t are guests of Denton relatives J M Gurley is able to get about only by crutches due to rheumatism. Judge Lee Zumwalt is home from a vigil in Clay county. Fr H Robinson is home from Woodward Ok for months. Mr Robinson works with the Katy bridge and building department. Herbert M Walden has gone to Dallas to serve as assistant cashier. Mrs Walden will follow once they secure a home. Frank Kell of Wichita Falls visited, guest of Mr Ray sor. Kell will go to Washington to press the Texas Millers' association tariff requests for flour as for wheat.
Fort Worth wedding of Angie Ousley to John E Rosser joins two Texas newspaper families. Miss Ousley, a College of Industrial Arts alumna and Denton visitor, served as toastmistress at a Texas Press association event. Rosser leads West Coast book company duties after previously serving at the Houston Post and the Record.
Local notes list residents and visitors: T A McGalliard of Garza in Denton. Mrs. Tom Johnson in Dallas for eye treatment. Mrs. Harold Guinn of Carrollton visiting here. Jack Biewett Byron Smith and W H Hobbs of Krum here. Miss Idell Wilson of Ardmore visiting Mrs. C P Taliaferro. Mrs. Rose Spong and daughter of Dallas guests of Mr. and Mrs. A W Palmer. Elder Joe S Warlick of Dallas preaches at Pearl Street Church of Christ tonight. Alex Smith returns from a month west trip, mainly Los Angeles. W V Barnett of Krum buys Rambler Cross Country car from Rambler agent W J McCray. Elder CC Wooldridge of Pearl Street Church of Christ goes to Stony Thursday and Friday, returns for Sunday services. First Christian church vocal training class and choir practice moved to Thursday night due to C I A homecoming.
More dictionaries just in at Rec ord and Chronicle office. Fresh vegetables. Phone 44. LONG and KING.
We urge buying from local merchants to boost their prosperity and the city’s. Local trade will improve store conditions and create jobs, attracting people from neighboring towns and fostering community growth.
A two reel Civil War drama titled The Coward's Atonement played Tuesday at the Airdome Wag. A Confederate officer earns a lieutenant’s badge, hides a dispatch, and dies after freeing a dying comrade and waving the flag for his sister as Union troops attack. The film is praised for steady screen presentation and easy viewing.
Mrs. T. A. Robinson of Denton Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving her kidney distress backache and urinary trouble after use. The ad promotes the product as a kidney specific remedy sold at J F Raley Co and by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster-Moburn Co of Buffalo NY is the U S sole agent. Remember the name Dean's.
Years of grocery service show that to gain business the grocer must offer good goods efficient and courteous service and right prices. The store reports growing business each year and invites customers to phone 44 for grocery needs.
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