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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
3
Classifieds list jobs and lodging including a clerk needed for a neat appearance at Cox Whitgon store and furnished rooms for rent at 18 East Oak Mia Withers and 31 Agh street. Also notes on freight transfer services, drayage, and poultry offerings from J W Miller Farm and Denton Duck and Dairy Farm with prices for eggs and duck eggs.
Eight room house available for rent near Normal College. Call new phone 252 white for details.
Advertisements offer 2000 cabbage plants from R L Selby with contact phones. A Kent Nice residence on North Locust Street is available via Fox Bros & Co. A Ford car in good running order is offered cheap for cash or good terms through Brown Realty Co.
For sale or trade 124 acres with 80 acres in cultivation a five room house and 26 acres hog fenced with a good well. Price 25 dollars per acre or total 3100 dollars. Contact C Lips comb Jr owner at 2130.
Property listing offers eight lots in Anson Texas for $800 and two lots in Plainview Texas for $300 all clear of encumbrance. Also a five room house with $800 price and payment terms via rent-like balance. Contact Dr W A Jones for details.
WANTED cord wood cuts at once see W Fulton. WANTED Dr Everett electric belt. This office 213. WANTED to buy secondhand ice box 100 pounds capacity see Dee Puckett at Puckett's store 215. Jake Johnson new phone 177 white old phone 230 will saw your wood for you 230.
Wanted gentle horses to pasture at Denton with payment of $1 per month. Owner JAS H Goode will pasture Mondays. Also offered CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs. Arkansas Mill at 8 Elm Street promises prompt delivery, full measure, and a power wood saw with wood business. Both phones listed.
A. R. McGintie offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. The listing appears to be in the North South East and West area, with an office above Wilson-Hann's and an old phone number 361 noted.
Fred Moore announces move to the Oatman Hotel and invites patrons friends and others seeking good honest service to visit the clean neat shop.
John Keesee, proprietor, of City Meat Market offers home delivery of fresh meat. Call or visit on West Oak Street for orders and service.
Two Jersey bulls offered at season price of 150 dollars cash. Yard is located second from the square on East McKinney street. New phone 850. Also selling a house and lot on Lula street.
Sanitary milk and cream advises customers to call Portwood and Hodges for service with a new phone 426 and the old number 297 no longer in use.
Advertises scavenger work with a single contact number 267 and invites interested individuals to call for assignments. The brief lacks details on employer, hours, or pay.
Henry Kaltreuther on East McKinney Street advertises wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking services for local clients seeking skilled trades in a single listing.
Public service line offers trips anywhere in North Texas. Good car advertised with contact through Raley & Co. and phone number 294. Ned Rector listed as contact.
An OCR fragment advertises quick messenger service calling .31 and notes W A Braighears. It mentions handling accounts for ten percent of money collected, with a vague reader note.
W. W. Billingsley offers autos for hire with a new phone 448 and old number $30. W. M. Gribble Auto Service provides care and trips anywhere in the county with phones New 75 green and old 534 at 66 South Elm Street Apritt.
A note invites readers to use Classified Specialists for selling items. It emphasizes expert handling and prompt listings. The brief suggests leveraging specialized help to reach buyers efficiently in the marketplace.
Dr M K Martin treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat and fits glasses. Office located over Ra ley Co. d&w.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian opens office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop located on Elm Street in Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for the office and residence numbers 486 and 132 respectively listed.
Dr W A Jones operates a dental practice at West Side Square. The brief notice lists the dentist and the location for patient referrals and appointments.
J. W. Fralin operates the dentist office at South Side Square in Denton Texas. W. N. Rowell D D S has an office over McCray's on the south side square. Charles Saunders D D S holds a practice over Long and King after February 1st. Both have phone numbers.
Alke or brick work offered by J. M. Gurley, cement contractor, with first class workmanship at fair prices. Slogan invites readers to obtain estimates for concrete and masonry needs.
Garza White Orpingtons from rDULTRY farm offer Cook strain and imported stock that won best honors. Eggs priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
Mrs C V Spong of Denton advertises fifteen penciled runners thirteen ducks and two drakes for twelve dollars. Also offers Black Orpingtons and edges at one dollar for fifteen at 389 Bernard Street new phone 335 white.
Fawn and White Indian Runner duck eggs offered at 1.50 per setting of 18. Other offerings include imported stock eggs at 6 for 13, special matings at 5 and 4, and utility eggs at 3. Contact Nathan Evans at 37 Texas St or W. J. Mitchell in Denton for parcel post options.
Turner Bros advertises phones groceries with service and light goods. The notice invites readers to call for offerings and details.
White Minorcas and The Roy al family chicken varieties offered with April egg output from a fancy pen big egg strain priced at 4 dollars. May shipment available. Northrup’s best strain Blacks 1.50 per setting. Nancy Hall potato plants 25 cents per 190. 22 per thousand when ready. W E Mountain, Pilot Point, Texas.
Advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as preventing dandruff and stop hair loss by eliminating the dandruff germ. Claims scalp becomes healthy and itching ends quickly with guaranteed satisfaction and money back. R H Garrison markets as special agent.
The regents of the C. I. A. held a special session after noon Friday to accept the new Household Arts building at a cost of 75 000 dollars and discuss plans for the coming year. No appropriation bill had passed the Legislature. The board re elected all officers J H Lowry president Miss Brackenside vice president Mrs Capps secretary and Jr Coit treasurer. All members were present except Mrs Cameron Regent Walter D Adams of Forney attended for the first time.
Curtis Fountain offers premier soda and ice cream, highlighting mint limeade, vanilla milk shake, and Melba cream. The business emphasizes quality ingredients and growing demand, inviting patrons to sit and enjoy at tables as a welcoming home-like spot for friends.
J. 3. Matthews suffers a severe cold. Measles hit Harry Owens and T M Rucker Jr. A 10 pound boy born southeast of the city to Mr and Mrs M G Parkey. New car order for Littland Staver cars arrives via Taylor Hardware. Decoration Day planned for Old Alton. Church schools set times for C I A services.
Notice notes a new supply of diction at the Record Industrial Chronicle office and mentions potato chips and ordering, with a casual remark about stock freshness and phone contact.
New shipment arrives at Rec ord and Chronicle office adding more reference books to the shelves. Staff note rapid uptake as readers seek durable descriptive dictionaries and language guides.
Miss Louise Daugherty visits Carrollton while Mrs J B Smoot and J W Hill travel from Dallas and Des Moines to Denton relatives. Several attend I A homecoming in Denton as George W Briggs of the Dallas News plans coverage. County officials Wilson Judge Hosking and Sheriff Orr travel to Krum and Sanger on business. Smallpox recovery noted in Decatur.
Church schedule announces Bible class at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Lord's Supper at 11:50 a.m. Welcomes all to attend.
Baseball results from Texas and other leagues include Fort Worth 2 Dallas 1 and Austin 6 Waco 5 in 12 innings. Houston 5 Galveston 1. San Antonio and Beaumort 1. Bonham 8 Paris 1. Ardmore % Wichita Falls 4 Denison 3. Durant 9 fexarkana 18. Sherman b. In the American League Cleveland 4 Chicago 4. St Louis 3 Detroit Boston &. Philadelphia Washington 7 New York. National League New York 13 Boston. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 5 in 12. Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn . Southern League Mobile 7 New Orleans 5. Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 2. Atlanta 3 Nashville 2. Montgomery 9 Memphis 5.
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