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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
8
FOR SALE. OR KENT NICE residence with modern conveniences on North Locust St. See Fox Bros. One Ford car in good running order with cheap terms. For particulars see Brown Realty Co. Over McClurkan's store.
Real estate notice lists 124 acres with 80 acres tillable, a 5 room house, 20 acres hog fenced, and a good well. Owner is C Lips comb Jr. at 21lie¢. Asking price 35 dollars per acre.
For sale or exchange eight lots in Anon Texas at 800 dollars and two lots in Airview Texas at 300 dollars each. All clear of encumbrance. Contact ROWELL at 185tfe for details.
House listing offers a five room dwelling priced at 800 dollars with a small down payment and balance payable like rent. Potential buyer urged to contact Dr. W. A. Jones at the listed location.
Classified brief lists requests for cordwood cutters, a doctor Everett medical belt, and a secondhand ice box of 100 pounds capacity. Readers are directed to contact W Fulton, 213, and Dee Puckett at Puckett's.
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone 157 and an old phone 230 service, offering to saw your wood for you. He markets quick, mobile wood cutting at a stated contact point.
Advert says horses are needed for pasture at $1 per month each. Pasture arranged weekly every Monday morning. Contact Jash Goode at 206tfe.
Local notice advertises chopped hay corn and bran feedstuffs with prompt delivery. It highlights a power wood saw tied to a wood business and lists ARKANSAS MILL at 3 Elm St with two phones.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas with office over Wilson Hanns and old phone 361 offering rentals in all directions North South East and West.
The notice invites patrons and friends to the Oatman hotel for honest service at a clean shop. Fred Moore City Meat Market advertises home delivery with John Reese prep. West Oak street, Will Locknane’s wagon yard on East McKinney street feature two fine Jersey bulls. Season priced at $150 cash. new phone 350. A house and lot on Lula street is for sale.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving service for furniture with special attention to items in the drag line. Located at the Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. Call for services.
Wester & Paschall promote first class drayage and household moving at reasonable rates with offices at Fox Bros and both phones listed for contact.
Sanitary milk and cream service contact details. Phone Portwood and Hodges. New phone 426. Old phone 297.
Classified note seeking scavenger work. caller offers services and provides contact number 307 for inquiries.
Henry Kaltreuther on McKinney Street advertises a range of milling and metalwork including wood craft, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring, and shrinking services.
Public service ad offers trips anywhere in North Texas with a good car. For more information call 294 at Raley & Co.'s. Contact Ned Rector.
Don’t forget to call 31 for Quick Messenger service. WA BRAEHEARS. WN. B will look after your accounts for 10 percent of Money, collected 172tfe.
W W Billingley offers auto hire and repair with old phone 424 and new 448. W M Grindle Auto Service advertises cars for trips anywhere in the county. Phones 75-green 524 or home 66 South Bim Street. April.
If you have something in ink for sale use the classifieds. Present clear details including item, condition, price and contact method to attract buyers. Avoid vague language and ensure readability for quick shopper scanning.
Dr. A B Martin treats diseases of the eye ear and throat and supplies glasses. Office located overRa ley Co.
W. E. Botts graduate veterinarian operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm J Lipscomb block. New phone 269, residence old phone 486, new 132.
J. W. Fralin and Chas. Saunders advertise dental offices in Denton Texas. Fralin located at South Side Square mid block, phone W. Rowell PD D & Office over McCray's on south side Square. Saunders at office over Long & King after February 1st, both phone numbers listed.
M Gurley advertises as a cement contractor offering first class work at the right price and invites readers to get estimates.
White Orpington Farm in Garza showcases cook strain and imported stock that won over best. Eggs priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
FOR SALE 15 PENCILED RUNNERS 13 DUBS AND TWO DRAKES 12 DOLLARS. MRS C V SPONG DENTON. I have a nice line of Black OrpingtonS edges 1 DOLLAR FOR 15. 39 BERNARD NEW PHONE 235 WHITE.
In Mexico City on April 18 pessimism spreads over the Huerta government. Gen. Obregon and Carranza predict its overthrow, while newspapers flag a loan as salvation amid nonrecognition doubts. Banks recall funds and exchange rates soar as rebels push North. rail traffic stalls and exports decline.
In Washington April 18 democrats in the House push for uniform tax while others argue for a graduated rate. Chairman Underwood favored uniform tax earlier, cabinet members supported uniform, but Representative Garner of Texas led the fight for graduation. The House committee ultimately agreed to the graduated form, with opponents planning ethical and constitutional challenges.
A Tokyo mass meeting cheered calls for Japan to take up arms in response to the California alien land bill. Speakers denounced the government’s submissive stance while newspapers condemned the rally. The American Asiatic Association of Japan urged Californians not to pass restrictive measures harming U.S. interests in Japan.
Duck eggs sold at 1.59 for a dozen by Nathan Evans at 37 Texas St Denton Texas. Old phone listing appears for contact.
W J Mitchell of Denton Texas advertises white Indian Runner duck eggs from imported stock at six dollars per thirteen and special mating at five and four dollars with parcel post available. Mitchell's Barber Shop name shown.
I purchased two barred rock roosters from I. W. Miller Poultry Farm in Freeport Illinois and now offer hatching eggs at $1.00 for 15. Mrs. K R G Wright, New phone 205 Mays.
Dawn Indian Runner duck eggs for sale at 1.25 dollars per setting or 13 eggs. Mrs E T Broun lists new phone 363.
Denton Duck and Dairy Farm advertises heavy laying Indian Runner ducks at $1.50 for 13 pearl white eggs for setting. New phone 357. Jasper, proprietor.
The notice advertises eggs from White Minorca and other chicken strains with prices from four dollars for a May shipment, two dollars per 15 Northrup Blacks at 1.59. Nancy Hall potato plants listed at twenty five cents. Sold by W. E Mountain, Pilot Point, Texas.
An advertisement notes a complete stock of syringes for all purposes with a large assortment. It promotes low prices starting at 50 cents and invites readers to see the stock.
The College of Industrial Arts invites its board of regents faculty and students to Homecoming events from April 18 to 21 in Denton. Denton girls are praised for both beauty and cooking as they host visiting bachelor editors and expect a well attended gathering at the campus celebration.
Dallas Times Herald recalls editor Edwards of the Denton Record and Chronicle in a heated exchange about Woodrow Wilson loyalty. The piece mocks hiding identity while alleging patronage over 457 jobs to fill and calls for Edwards to be exposed.
Word from local sources says J S J Gober has been recommended for postmaster at Sanger, though the appointment has not yet been sent to the Senate. Current postmaster H D Greene holds the position.
The message promotes ordering potato chips from Turner Bros with emphasis on fresh stock and mentions Phones 7. It appears as a brief sales note inviting purchases today.
Local ad lists fresh vegetables for sale at the Rec ord and Chronicle office area. Contact phone 44 for details and inquiries.
Old advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for restless babies and constipation symptoms. Claims its natural fig base cleanses stomach liver and bowels without nausea and that it is safe for all ages with clear package directions. Mentions San Francisco maker California Fig Syrup.
April notes from Aubrey Pilot Point and Denison list residents visiting, moving in, and trips. Also reports a French balloon crash near Le Grand with five fatalities and local church Sunday school attendance and club meetings in Sanger Courier.
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