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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
3
For sale a trio of Mitchell Indian Runner ducks 24 ducklings eggs one dollar per setting eggs priced one dollar per setting contact J. F. Griffith for details.
Offer of a five room house at 800 dollars with small down payment. Balance to be paid like rent. See Dr W A Jones for details.
Miscellaneous notices seek one or two boys to deliver Dallas News before school. Address B. E Drake at Record and Chronicle office. A young man seeks work in a store or as a collector. Rooms or a small house wanted close in for light housekeeping near 127 Northlocust.
Wanted to buy half dozen or a dozen White Leghorn pullets. No fancy prices. Mrg. 8S. w Roberts, 13 East Oak Street. 218tfe
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone number 157 to contact for wood cutting services, noting an old phone 230 remains available. He promises to saw wood for customers.
Local notice seeks gentle horses for pasture at $1 per month each. Animals will be boarded every Monday morning in Denton. Contact JAS or H GOODE at the listed address for arrangements.
Arkansas Mill on Elm Street offers chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs plus stove and heater wood. A power wood saw is available to support the wood business and prompt delivery is emphasized.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms and houses for rent in North South East and Wear Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns with old phone 361 remains on file for inquiries.
John Keesee proprietor operates City Meat Market on West Oak Street offering home delivery and a phone order service for fresh meats.
A listing promotes two Jersey bulls at a $150 cash season and a new phone number. Also advertises a house and lot on Lula Street for sale, inviting readers to contact for more details.
Sanitary milk and cream services update contact details with new phone number 426 and old number 297 for Portweed and Hodges.
The ad announces Freight Transfer Co on West Oak Street near Kineaid wagon yard offering furniture moving. It promises special attention to items in the drag line and provides two phone contact numbers for service requests.
A local notice invites individuals needing scavenging or related work to call the listed phone number 307. The brief seeks inquiries for informal labor services.
First class service at reasonable rates for household moving. Lester and Paschall advertise from Fox Braod Office. Both phones listed.
Henry Kaltreuther offers woodworking blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber tire work and sales of a Velie carriage. G C Masters and Paul Ramiers advertise a short order house serving hot cakes until noon and fresh fish daily with claims of the cleanest restaurant in Denton.
Dentists named W A Jones W N Rowell J W Fralin and Chas Saunders listed with office locations on West Side Square over McCray s Long King and in middle of block on South Side Square Denton Texas. Includes phone numbers for all offices.
Specialists A B Martin M D treats diseases of eye ear nose throat. Fitting glasses available. Office over Ratley Company. Along with address and practice details for Mi region.
Dr W E Botts graduate veterinarian advertises office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 residence 486 old 132 new 132.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by Bushey J M Gurley the cement contractor. First class work at the right price. Get estimates.
Classified notice advises readers to use CLA $s] PiBL for selling items through a local listing service. It emphasizes simple submission and wide exposure.
AUTOS FOR HIRE. W. W. BILLINGELEY, old phone 530. New phone 448. Automobiles repaired. W. M. GRIBBLE, AUTO SERVICE cars. Trips made anywhere in county. Photos new 7Ti-green, old 534 or at home 66 S. Elmst. Car repairs promptly made. 2iaptt
White Orpington farm stock and runner ducks offered for sale with varied prices. Eggs priced 3 to 10 dollars per setting. Mrs C V SpongDent on offers fawn and white Indian runner duck eggs 1.50 per setting of 13. Nathan Evans Denton Texas advertises 13 duck eggs and assorted stock. W J Mitchell Denton Texas sells duck eggs 6 per 13 and other specials. Mitchell's Barber Shop listed.
Mrs R G Wright advertises purchase of two barred rock roosters from J W Miller Poultry Farm in Freeport Illinois and offers eggs for hatching at 1 dollar per 15. New phone 205 May 6.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs 1.25 per setting or 12. Mrs E T Broun lists new phone 363.
Indian Runners offered at $1.50 each in a heavy laying strain from Denton Duck and Dairy Farm. T. F. Jasper, proprietor, promotes Pearl White beauties and provides a new phone number 357 for contact.
A brief poultry advertisement lists white minorcas and the Roy al family birds from a fancy pen with prices for April shipments. It promotes Northrup’s best strain Blacks, Nancy Hall potato plants, and bulk pricing, with contact by W. E. Mountain of Pilot Point, Texas.
Farmers and others who live far from a drug store should keep a bottle of BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for cuts wounds sores sprains or rheumatism. It is a powerful healing remedy priced 25c 50c and 1.90 per bottle sold by R. H. Garrison.
In Rome on April 26 the Pope resumed work at his desk, according to an Associated Press dispatch. The recovery follows recent illness and marks a positive development for the Vatican.
Turner Bros. offer pork and beans at bargain prices with seven phones noted as a selling point. The cans are advertised as selling for cents each, inviting customers to try the product now.
In the Mixing In The Mixing a new Machine Bread Mixer is highlighted as key to successful bread making. The bakery emphasizes cleanliness and sanitary practices and invites the public to visit the baking rooms. Malt Mothers Bread is praised and daily wagon delivery is offered, with a phone contact provided.
First Presbyterian offers Sunday school at 9 45 am with morning sermon The Business of the Church and evening message The Passion of Industry led by Rev A H Zeimer of Ennig Rev Zeimer in charge both services Cumberland Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 9 45 am W W Baxter superintendent Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 pm Students and parishioners invited to attend at the Cumberland church.
Rev J W Caldwell pastor announces Bible school at 9 45 am Junior Endeavor at 4 pm Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Morning subject Earthly Recognition evening How Can a Man Be Just Before God target audiences for church activities and services of the day with times and topics.
The Church of Christ at Pearl and Bolivar hosts Bible classes from 10:60 to 11:60 a. m. and preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by CC. E. Wooldridge. Morning topic: Rebuilding the Walls of Jerusalem.
The Sun day School at First Baptist meets at 9:30 a.m. with Legett as superintendent. Sunbeams gather at 3:30 p.m. Junior B. Y. meets at an indicated time. Getting youth group and senior activities noted as well.
Sunday school 9 30 am led by M L Williams superintendent You People's League 4 pm Mrs O Cooper senior league 6 pm J E Park president church public worship 11 am and 730 pm morning topic The Edifying of the Church evening topic Testing the Evidence pastor preaches at both services
At 9 45 a m Sunday school Prof P E McDonald supervises Junior C E at 4 p m with Mrs Yancey in charge Intermediate class at 6 30 p m led by Mrs Wolf Seniors also at 6 30 p m Miss Henderson and Mr Daugherty perform a cornet and Gombone duet during the hour plus Miss Henderson plays Calvary for two musical numbers Miss Leonora Hann leads the Christian Endeavor topic Mission Work at Home and Abroad
In Nashville on April 26 an appeal from Dr. H. Chester and Dr. W. Pinson of the Southern Presbyterian Missions Board urged a prayer in every pulpit for the new Chinese republic. The call received a broad response and widespread support.
Vital statistics record numerous births from Pilot Point and surrounding communities. Entries note mothers and fathers with birth dates across December through March, including boys and girls born in Denton, Justin, Decatur, and northeast or east of Denton. Names include Clint Jacobs Jake Downey Ernest Balden August Mihalek Luther Williams Jim Franks Joe Naylor Robi Hutchinson Arthur Vaughn T C Jumper J M Martin Belzy Arch Bob Mays Bob Ogle Herschel Adcock Chas Cazell Will Ganzer Dugan Rainey Fred M Cullar.
L L A Dickson died in Bolivar on March 26 at age 64 from paralysis. Funeral arrangements are to be announced locally.
If we do not get to see you this month or next, do not think we do not want your trade. You will get the best quality of goods and at the lowest prices. Give us a trial.
Wooldridge will preach at Little Elm at 3 30 p m Sunday Terry Barefield local Studebaker agent revived a carload of them Wilson Hann Company new automotive delivery car Studebaker 4 cylinder An effort to organize a new state bank at Little Elm Denton citizens show interest Commencement addresses set for North Texas State Normal professors J H Phillips Carrollton April 28 Cooper May 13 Mayfield May 19 Vanmeter fainting spell downtown Saturday from over exertion resting easily with no serious effects Sheriff Orr wired Friday to arrest Claude Graves for forgery in Washington county Ark Graves arrested at Aubrey and held for Ark authorities J B Benton of Krum left for Poteau Ok to view horses believed stolen in Texas Benton lost a pair of horses and Sheriff Orr notified him
Local notes list residents and visitors from several towns. E N Moorman arrives from Marshall, J A Rhoads and J W Allen visit from Aubrey, H F Browder returns from Texas Pure Food work, Dr W C Kimbrough back from Chicago, Editor H C Richards and Mrs. Richards visit from Roanoke Enterprise, J Vanham from Denton attends Dallas lodge, and other mentions include travels to Dallas Fort Worth and Merkel plus a Denton line update.
The ad extols abundant radiant hair and a regal bearing. Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy dandruff, curb hair loss, and improve scalp diseases with a refreshing odor. Available in 50c and $1 sizes with a money back guarantee. Sold by R H Garrison, social agent.
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