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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
3
For sale a trio of Mitchell Indian Runner ducks with 24 ducklings priced at 50 cents each eggs available at 1 dollar per setting contact J. F Griffith for details and purchase arrangements.
Small down payment asks $8906.00 for a five room house with balance like rent. See Dr. W. A. Jones for details.
Classified notice seeking a boy to deliver meat and cut cord wood immediately at 5 W Fulton. Contact Ben Sullivan at 2158p for details.
Jake Johnson announces a new phone change from 157 white to 223, claiming a legal action against Your weed for you. The message implies a forthcoming suit over telecommunications or related services.
Merchant seeks gentle horses for pasture at 1 dollar per month each. Horses to be taken to pasture every Monday from BCentor. Contact Jash Goode at 206thc.
An Arkansas mill on Elm Street advertises a range of feeds including FHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs. It notes a full supply of stove and heater wood and mentions a power wood saw linked to its wood business.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas with rental options in all directions and office over Wilson Hanns. Contact Old phone 961.
Fred Moore invites patrons friends and others to visit the clean neat shop after moving to the Oat M n hotel offering good honest service
John Reecee proprietor of City Meat Market offers home delivery of fresh meat with phone contact and location on West Oak Street.
A historical ad promotes two fine Jersey bulls described as black and red in color. It lists season price at 160 and mentions a new phone number 350. Also notes a house for sale not on Aula Street and invites inquiries at a nearby wagon yard located two yards from the equate on Fingt McKinney street.
A local dairy advertises sanitary milk and cream service, instructing customers to phone Portwood and Fodees. The new phone number is 426, and the old number 297 remains listed.
Freight Transfer company offers furniture moving services from the West Oak Street office at the Kincaid wagon yard. They promote quick phone contact for any moving needs and promise special attention to drag line items.
A brief notice invites individuals to perform scavenger work and provides the contact number 367 for inquiries.
A brief classified style notice for Lester and Paschall offering moving services with Fox Bros. contact options. The ad emphasizes household moving and reasonable rates.
Henry Kaltreuther advertised on East McKinney Street offering wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking services.
WA Brashears offers to manage accounts for a 10 percent fee for money collected, promising prompt messenger service and urging calls to 31 for contact.
Automobile and auto service ad lists W. W. Billisgeley with old phone i380 and new 448 offering autos for hire and repairs. W. M. Gribbble Auto Service advertises trips anywhere in the county and prompt repairs from 66 S. Elm St. Two-lap items and photos of Tigreen and old number 584 or 66 Elm Street.
Dr. MLD treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat and fittings for glasses. Office located over Ra ley and Co. in the area.
W. E. Botts, graduate veterinarian, operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. Office phone 269, residence 486, new phone 132.
Dentipets lists W A JonesDentist West Side Square J W Fralin Dentist South Side Square middle of block Denton Texas W N Rowell D D Office over McCray's south side square Chas Saunders Dentist Office over Long & King after Feb 1st Both phones.
Concrete walks and brick work advertised with a call to figure details with the customer. Signed by A Bushey.
Denton notices list White Orpington, Indian Runner duck eggs and live birds for sale. Garza and Cook strains, fawn and white runners, and barred rock roosters priced per setting or dozen, with several sellers including Mrs. C. V. Spong Nathan Evans and W. J. Mitchell offering eggs and mating stock.
Denton Duck and Dairy Farm runs an ad by T. F. Jasper offering Indian Runner ducks, heavy laying strain eggs for setting at 1.56 dollars for 13 pearl white birds, with a note to get beer and a new phone number 357.
White Minorcas the Roy al family of the Chicken World offer four April eggs from a fancy pen big egg strain at 4. May shipment. Northrup's best strain Blacks at 1.50 per setting. Nancer Halls potato plants 25c per 100, 2 per thousand when ready. W. E. Mountass Pilot Point Texas.
Memorial Day program at Chinn's Chapel observed on May 31 features a 10:15 am opening, invocation by W T Mifor, address by Rev J W Caldwell of Denton, graveside rites at 11, dinner at noon, greeting at 7, and closing song. Rev H F Holley to deliver evening address.
Mrs. J. F. Stanley of Denton Texas reports years of lame back pain and kidney discomfort ended after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought them from J F Ralew Co Drug Store and found energy restored and condition improved. Ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Elder F. W. Strong, pastor from this city, returned from Cooperton Oklahoma where he wrapped up a twenty day revival. The campaign yielded ninety four additions to the church across Necona Ravenna and Tioga congregations.
A vintage advertorial promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the liver stomach and bowels. It asserts rapid morning relief from headaches biliousness and nervous unease claiming a 16 cent box brings health and cheer for months including benefits for children.
Corinth on April 22 reports dry winds boosting need for rain. Farmers quit planting cotton awaiting rain. Alfred Shahan and family from Dickson visit. O L Bryan in Sunnydale. J W Bennett attends presbytery in Weatherford. Rev W R Hughes in Aubrey. J W Bennett and Ed Shahan in Garza. Mrs W B Woods of Dallas visiting. Charley Nichols and wife of Garza in town.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney remedy. It cites T Alston of Raleigh North Carolina describing kidney and liver derangement improved after using the tonic. The ad claims relief and lists price and sponsor J F Raley & Co.
Local feed men expect Wednesday rain to lower hay and oats prices. J G Hester predicts hay may drop from about 12 to 9 or 10 dollars per unit and oats should decrease as well, with current quotes around a dollar per bushel delivered.
WAKETON April 22 notes show visitors from Flower Mound Mangum and Seattle. Local residents report road work, new births, and family visits including Buckner Dillard and Baggett. Several families travel to Denton Lewisville Pilot Point and round Grove for gatherings and events.
April 21 Lewisville news lists Rev W R McCarter and many families visiting Dallas Denton Fort Worth Weatherford Grapevine Roanoke and surrounding towns. It notes decorations day at Aiken cemetery preacher schedule and multiple trips, plus a barn fire loss of 2004 at J A Mahon's and burial at Dickson cemetery.
April 22 notes from UT'LE ELM LEWIs area report visits among residents. Denton guest Mary Robertson, Hazel Sutherland of Dallas, and relatives from Frisco and Denton are mentioned. Local hosts include Mrs Tru da Stover and Mr and Mrs Tom Chastain. Weather note says wheat and oats need rain.
Notion invites customers to view 630 boxes of apples including Ben Davis Black Twigs York Imperials and Lauvers opened this morning. Prices start at $1 per box. If unavailable, phone orders to old number 470.
April updates note heavy rain needed for wheat and corn crops as farmers plant cotton. Prof John Sparks teaches a second term smoking school. Shady Grove defeats Drop Crosset 14 to 1 in a Saturday game. T M Judge attended the bali.
90 acres with 55 acres alfalfa and 8 to 12 miles from the station for a short time. Price 56 dollars per acre. Advertisement from Brown & Hodges, Aubrey, Texas.
April 22 notes show Rev. J. E. Thompson of Roanoke visiting, with Alvis Stewart in Tioga. A mix of locals including the Hodges in Collinsville and Denton visitors like John Henderson and Jessie Musgrove. The roster mentions Ed and Tal Coffer and many others from Aubrey and Pilot Point.
Beaty and family visited Mr and Mrs Will Beary of Mountain Springs. Master Ura Jordan returned home from Dorchester. Decoration set for second Sunday in May at 2 39 GO Clock. Ed Soup and family visited Mrs Scroggins at Bloomfield. Jegee Byrovich of Weaton visiting A ck Broyles. Will Brand visited Noah Stone north of Piles Point. Mrs Ida Beaty returned home. Brond Holmes spoke to a fair sized audience Sunday.
April 21 Plainview column notes farmers planting cotton and W Y Barnett's new auto. School ends this week. Visitors include A C Ball Jack Ball J H Baxtey J B Baxtey W Y Barnett G B Barnett and E C Bishop. Miss Lula Miller visits Moody. A child of Mr and Mrs Jim Bishop of Oklahoma was buried here Tuesday.
In Blue Mound on April 23 the towns announce a joint picnic with Milam set for April 25 at Milam. Local residents report a fine soaking rain reviving fields and prompting farmer rejoicing while community figures move houses and hosts visit elsewhere.
Turney Bros offer pork and beans selling for five cents a can. They urge customers to try them now and note their phones are seven in number. The matter appears as a simple local sales promo.
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