Daily Ad Rates For 10 Word Listings
The notice lists 10 Word daily and weekly rates for one week at 30 cents and 40 cents respectively. It outlines pricing per period and terms for small classified ads.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
3
The notice lists 10 Word daily and weekly rates for one week at 30 cents and 40 cents respectively. It outlines pricing per period and terms for small classified ads.
A ladies gold watch lost between 785 Elm and 186 West Oak and a ladies black coat found near Denton are offered for reward. Return to J W Malone at 78S Elm St for the watch. the coat is noted as at this office.
A find on McKinney Street includes two pairs of white duck shoes, two pairs of hose, and a belt left in an office.
A jumble of small ads lists trading a piano for a horse and buggy, calls to old phone lines, second hand hogs, furnished rooms for rent by Mrs P C Withers and Mrs W C Wright, storage space in the Wright building basement and Opera House area, a wanted Axminster rug 9x12, and instructions to address rug inquiries to the office.
For sale a gentle buggy mare three years old. See seller at once E. PD. Steger 58 Normal Avenue.
An offer seeks concrete edging or prick work and invites the reader to let the author figure the price. A. Bushey signs the note.
Advertisement notes 3M Gurley offering cement work at right price with first class results and invitation to obtain estimates.
Reads as a garbled market brief mentioning ARKANSAS Elm street and items like stove and eater food. The text is incomplete with unrelated fragments and no coherent event or names to summarize distinctly.
Do you need help with drag work and household goods moving. Brownlow Strickland and Denton Transfer Co advertise new phones and old numbers. Local drayage service offered with trunk and baggage calls. Parks and Lester promote moving vans and household moves with office and residence numbers.
For first class wood work best materials and most reasonable prices see J L Waildrip at Lacys Blacksmith Shop 166¢.
Best meats at the right prices all the time with prompt delivery. Old line phone 1131 now replaced by 34 for orders and inquiries.
Dentists D W A Jones at West Side Square and D Pralin at South Side Square middle block upstairs Benton Texas advertise their services in the local directory.
Dr W E Botts announces veterinary services with office at 4th Denton Transfer Co Lipscom t stock new phone 70 old 34 residence phone 486 and new 298 details.
Fragmentary classified items advertise kerosene and gasoline offerings with delivery, a harness shop repair location, messenger service, and contact numbers. Mentions L L Roark and W A Brashears as manager with office lines for Hamilton & Yeatte.
For sale items include a notary's seal from this office and Tree and Vine tomato plants listed for sale at a local Western Union office sale board.
Poland China hogs for sale from the Acme herd headed by Big Boy 163615. Pedigrees furnished. E. C. Yeatts, Sanger, Texas. 226d 4twp.
Brand new No 10 visible Remington typewriter offered for sale or trade. Describes the latest model and best machine on the market. Listing appears under O M Curtis.
Local item lists a mule for sale from J J Matthews at 175tfc offering one year ownership for field work and transportation duties.
Autos for hire listing for W. W. Billingsley with old phone 330 and new rate of 48 cents.
A. R. McGintie offers houses and furnished rooms for rent across Denton. Office located one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Local locksmiths Magill and Shepard advertise repair services for lock mechanisms and sewing machine fixes. They claim ability to make keys to fit any lock.
Person offers Buff rock eggs for sale at one dollar per setting. Seller Mrs. B. F. Solomon, Route 2, three miles south, provides contact details. Includes a price note of 214¢.
Thoroughbred eggs and ducks advertised for sale. Indian Runner duck eggs offered at 1% for $1.50 or $2 per setting of 13 plus various breeds including Partridge Wyandottes and Light Brahmas. Mrs A L Scott and Will Mitchell listed with contact details and locations Aubrey Route 7 and Mitchell's Barber Shop.
Classified ad offers scavenger work. readers urged to call 307 for details. Reads like a newspaper classifieds brief encouraging inquiries into available labor.
Notices under this section urge voters to consider the listed gentlemen in the upcoming democratic primary in July and request investigation into their claims and support.
Rk. L. Cable of Montague files for the State Senate race in the 31st District. Details on candidacy and campaign plans forthcoming.
A slate lists Alvin Mowsley for Local Representative and 58 H. Hoskins for County Judge with others named for County Assessor Frank Tobin and Witt Miller Gary Lane and McKelvy for various county roles. Precinct and office candidates include Reeve Guy Egan Nelson for Tax Collector Hennen Hawkins Button Durbin Higgins McCook Morgan Watson Sullivan Kindred Johnson Riley Cunningham Atchison Sweat.
A brief promotional item touts 24 hour service with quick orders and high satisfaction at the Ideal Restaurant.
A brief ad from LONG and KING inviting customers to call for groceries. The message promises customer satisfaction and urges contact via phones 44.
The state of Texas Denton County sheriff announces an order of sale in the case M Stout et al versus A B Barrett et al No 552%. On the first Tuesday in May 1912 the 7th day of the month at the Denton County courthouse will sell 70 acres in Denton County two miles southeast of the city for cash to satisfy a judgment of 3081.35 with interest and costs. The property is described as a portion of the C Pollalier survey and Gibson 320 acre survey. sheriff W C Orr.
Denton women report heavy use of oil stoves even in hot weather and say they would not be without them, noting they save more than their cost.
Drop in the store and see how serviceable they are. They are not costly.
Elde and F L Young preach at Stony Sunday services. Elcer Warren Starnes to preach at Justin Sunday. Gordon Wilcoxon free of fever four days. Flour wholesale price rose to 23.05 per 160 pounds. Second unexecuted marriage license returned to County Clerk. Denton Lodge 867 initiates many candidates with smoker and luncheon. Center Point school socials Saturdays with speaking and good times. Harrison company erecting tent on Cox lot with 1606 seating. Mission and Aid society of First Methodist hosts oriental tea at Mrs. Ed Bates home inviting church auxiliaries. Fort Worth Denton High debate at R E Lee auditorium tonight starting at 8 o'clock. judges Sam Hawkes, C E Wooldridge, J P Blount.
Barber's Grocery on Eas McKinney Street advertises cash prices for poultry and announces a citywide delivery. Martin and Barber invite everyone to the April 22 carnival at the CIA venue to celebrate the event with a grand sale and public gathering.
The city council meets Monday night at City Hall for the first regular session with the new mayor and two new aldermen. Routine matters are planned and the natural gas franchise once endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce is expected to be considered.
The state of Texas Denton County sheriff sale of real property in the case J R Adone vs Gran Christal et al No 5326. On the first Tuesday in May 1912 at the Denton County Court House door in Denton Texas the land described in deeds across Vol 114 pages 244 299 471 is offered for cash to satisfy a judgment of 671 dollars plus interest and costs. This sale is conducted by Sheriff Orr acting under court authority.
A church notices column outlines schedules for Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School at 9 45 a m with W W Baxter as superintendent and prayer meetings Thursdays. Central Presbyterian led by Pastor Burton Boyd with services at 11 a m and 8 p m and midweek activities. Church of Christ on Pearl and Bolivar with Bible classes 9 15 to 11 0 a m, sermons at 11 50 a m and 2 0 p m. First Presbyterian with Rev F L McFadden listing Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m and 7 p m plus catechism study beginning next Wednesday. First Christian with A D Rogers posting sermons by Evangelist Marshall on faith, power of an ideal, and Solomon's Temple, plus Juniors and Seniors meetings.
A lively field day at the Normal drew townspeople and students, with boys and girls excelling in sprints. Winners included J. F. Pipes in the 220 yard dash and Myrtle Daniels in the girls 50 yard dash, among others, with the Athenians winning a 1 mile relay.
If you suffer from bleeding itching or pro viding piles send your address and I will explain how to cure yourself at home using a new absorption treatment. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. No money required. Mrs. M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
Old and young attend a carnival with a Mexican booth offering foods straight from Mexico. The event invites all to enjoy the diverse stalls and cultural treats.
Mr. S. S. Johnson of Greenville LiL recalls a five year battle with catarrh and a near fatal episode two years ago after which he tried seven doctors before finding relief.
J W Keaty arrives from Gainesville. E P Curry from near Parvin. J T Robinson from near Aubrey visits. Prof G L Paschal of Itasca as guest. K F Sehneer returns from St Louis trip. Myrtle Swindell of Hillsboro guests here. Nora Jones home for Sunday. A L Tabor in Fort Worth visiting daughter Mrs Flint. Lula Watson from Dallas visits Dr J M Inge’s home. Mrs A Grant, Mrs J N Rayzor and Preach Rayzor attend Norris trial in Fort Worth yesterday.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy Denton chapter held Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. D. Parks on North Elm street. Members planned Confederate Memorial day April 26 with a Shiloh day program including solos, a paper on Shiloh, and readings. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Piner. a social hour followed.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief for pimples boils scrapes burns and bruises. It claims to heal all healable injuries and sells for 25 cents at J. F. Raley & Co. with carnival like sales pitches for toys and amusements.
Denton High School alumni will gather at Central School Tuesday night at 8 oclock. An important business meeting for all alumni and this years graduating class is announced and urged attendance.
The notice promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for the aftermath of grip, claiming they strengthen nerves, restore energy, and support liver and kidney function. It asserts thousands have benefited and offers the product for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction through J. F. Raley & Co.
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