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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
3
Advertisement lists a trio of Mitchell Indian Runner ducks with 24 ducklings offered at 60 cents each or one dollar per setting. Contact Jo B Griffith for details.
Auction style notice offers a five room house for $800 total price with a small down payment and remaining balance due like rent. Contact Dr W A Jones at 177tfe for details.
W Fulton seeks cordwood cutters at once. Jake Johnson lists a new phone 157 and old 230 for wood cutting inquires.
Help wanted notice by Jash Goode seeking gentle horses for pasture at 1 dollar per month each. Pasturing every Monday morning from Denton. interested parties to see the advertiser.
Local business promotes chops, bran, corn, hay and other feeds with quick delivery. It mentions a power wood saw for in house operation and lists two Arkansas phone lines for contact, Elmet address unclear.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. The listing notes office over Wilson-Hann's and provides Old phone 361 for contact. Listings cover Kougee North South Fast and West areas.
Notice from Fred Moore inviting patrons and friends to his clean, neat shop offering food and honest service after moving to the Oatm& n hotel location.
John Keesee, proprietor of City Meat Market on West Oak Street, offers home delivery of fresh meat and invites customers to phone for service.
The ad promotes two top Jersey bulls in the East McKinney area with a cash season price of 1506 and a separate sale offer of a house and lot on Lula Street. A new phone costs 50 pounds.
An ad for Portwood and Hodges lists a new phone 426 and an old number 297 for sanitary milk and cream inquiries.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving services with special attention to items in the drag line. Call the office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street for furniture relocation.
Short notice call for scavenger work at 307. Contact number provided for applicants seeking odd jobs or manual labor tasks.
Local moving firm Lester and Paschall promotes first class drayage service and household moves at reasonable rates. Office connected with Fox Bros. Both phones listed.
Henry Kaltreuther offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking on East McKinney street providing a versatile craftsman service for local needs.
AUTOS FOR HIRE. W. W. BILLINGSLEY offers automobile hire with old phone 330 and new phone 448. Automobiles repaired. W. M. GRIBBLE AUTO SERVICE provides trips anywhere in the county. Photos new 75 cents green, old 534 or at home 66 S. Elm St. Car repairs promptly made.
M. J. Martin and A. B. M. DB promote treatment of eye ear and nose diseases and fitting glasses. Office listed over Ra Ley Co. in the city.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian located at Hancock and Son Blacksmith Shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 residence old 486 new 132.
Dr W A Jones operates a dental practice at West Side Square offering general dental services.
An aged local notice lists dentists J W Fralin in South Side Square Denton W N Rowell D v & A over McCray’s South Side Square and Chas Saunders dentist office over Long & King after Feb 1 with phonetic details.
A. Bushey and J. M. Gurley advertise as cement contractors offering first class work at the right price. They invite readers to get estimates.
Garza and Cook strain stock from White Orpington Farm wins over best. Eggs priced at 3 to 10 dollars.
For sale 15 penciled runners 13 ducks and two drake eggs 12 dollars Mrs C V Spong Denton Texas also Fawn and White Indian Runner duck eggs 1 50 per set of 13 Nathan Evans 37 Texas St Denton Texas 3 3 tree White Indian Runner duck eggs from imported stock 6 dollars per 13 5 and 4 dollars special matings 3 utility 3 Will mail parcel post W J Mitchell Denton Texas Mitchells Barber Shop
Mrs R G Wright and Mrs E T Broun advertise farm eggs for sale from Freeport Tl. Two barred rock roosters already purchased. Duck eggs offered white and fawn Indian Runner at 1.25 per setting or 13 per dozen. New phones listed.
Advertisement lists Indian Runner ducks for setting at 1.50 per 13 eggs from Denton Duck and Dairy Farm T F Jasper. White Minorcas from The Royal family with April eggs at 4 and May shipment 23 per 15. Northrup’s Black strain at 1.50 per setting. Nancy Hall potato plants 25e per 100 and 2 per thousand. Pilot Point Texas contact W E Mountain.
New Alto registrations list owners and license numbers: Fred Hopkins in Denton No 364 H F Bates Denton No 36 Chas G Thomas Lewisville No 366 O M Curtis Denton No 367 W Y Barnett Krum No 368 L Butterworth Krum No 369 D R Turner Denton No 370 G C Rue Celina No 371 D QO Byrne Krum No 372 W G Kimbrough Krum No 373 R L Cole Krum No 374 J F Raley Denton No 375
Peter J. and Paul G. Beyette received a telegram Tuesday announcing U K Beyette's death in El Paso at 10 30 am Tuberculosis was the cause He was about 42 years old His wife and a year old son survive He likely will be buried in Fort Worth P J Beyette will escort the body to Fort Worth and P G Beyette will attend the funeral This marks the second Beyette brother's death in two months following William Beyette's fatal incident in Houston
S K Withrow begins a neat home on Oakland avenue while J N Rayzor starts a foundation on W Oak street. J N Rayzor and F A Wright of Pilot Point are among 267 candidates at the Scottish Rite Masonic reunion in Dallas. County tax levy for the past year shows close estimating. Judge Hoskins notes general fund needs for the current year. The 12 1 2 cent levy of 1912 would raise about $23 400 with full collections. County general expenses Dec 15 1911 to Dec 15 1912 totaled $22,007, leaving a $393 difference to offset unpaid taxes.
Charles Staples from Stony and J. E. Jackson from Lewisville visited Denton. Mrs. Baker and daughter Marion from Kansas City guesting West Oak street. Dr. J. B. Copenhaver and R. Hazell at Aubrey court. Judge Lee Zumwalt invited for Shriners event in Dallas May 12 and 17. W. R. Staples, formerly of Denton now at Prosper, injured Jan 25 with a broken ankle and two months recovery ahead.
Five acres in cultivation and 55 acres in alfalfa offered for short time at 50 dollars per acre. Property located three and a half miles from the station. Brown and Hodges advertise in Aubrey Texas.
Drink Curtis' Soda to treat friends at Curtis' fountain. The shop offers ice cream made from cream with top quality ingredients. Soda fountain business is large and growing with invested plant and strong demand. Specialties today include Mint Limeade, Vanilla Milk Shake, Melba Cream.
The Weather Bureau forecasts unusually cold conditions with frost in the Eastern states and warmer weather in the South for the week's start. Expect fair conditions in the East and South followed by rising temperatures with showers and thunderstorms later.
Turner Bros sell pork and beans priced at five cents per can. The firm emphasizes the product as mighty fine and urges customers to try them.
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