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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1912

Page

3

FOR SALE AND LOST NOTICE BULLETIN

GOOD PASTURE FOR 100 HEAD of horses and cattle, good grass, plenty of water. See Ray M. Jasper, two miles north of Stony. FOR SALE CHEAP DELIVERY wagon. See Boylan & Co. FOR SALE A GOOD GENTLE milk cow. MRS. J. R. STONE. FOR SPACE, DOWNTOWN RENT NICE OFFICE in stairs. C. R. HAMILTON FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Nice five-room house with 10 acres of land, good barn, fine well of water, 5 acre orchard. See me at once. O. Q. PETTY LOOK WE HAVE 12 scholarships to be sold for $20. DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Denton, Texas LOST LADIES BLACK PARA Sol, pear handled, plated gold knob Reward for return to Earl Tabor WANTED WOMAN TO COOK Call J. H. Paine residence new phone. L. FULTON HAS HOUSES TO rent. Phone or see him WANTED DRESSMAKING AND plain sewing to do MRS H LUCKETT 89 North Locust St

Ray M. Jasper Stony O. Q. Petty

For Lease Or Rent The Wright Opera House

For lease or rent the Wright Opera House. Terms and particulars available from Mrs. Wm. C. Wright by phone or in person.

Wrght Opera House Wm. C. Wright

Insurance pitch from J. W. Johnson promotes coverage

A local insurance agent J. W. Johnson advertises fire tornado and accident coverage and invites potential clients to trust his ten-carrier agency to handle their business promptly and to their satisfaction.

J. W. Johnson

Property Listing on East McKinney Street Denton

Building on East McKinney Street Lot measures 100 by 330 feet with a 40 by 110 foot building and an artesian well. City water and sewer connections available. Price listed at $1600. Apply Denton Steam Laundry Co.

McKinney Street Apply Denton Steam Laundry Co

Feedstuffs and wood offered by Arkansas Mill

Arkansas Mill at 8 Elm Street advertises chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs with best stove and heater wood on the market. Prompt delivery and full measure with both phones listed.

Arkansas Mill Elm Street

Messengers Seek Quick Contact For SE Vice

Short notice from Hamilton and Yeatte’s office directs quick calls to J. W. A. Brashears, manager, for SE vice matters.

Quick Messenger Sevice J. W. A. Brashears Hamilton & Yeatte

Help Wanted for Scavenger Work

Advertising a scavenger job with contact options. Call number 307 or respond by phone for details and arrangement.

Draymen Advertise Moving Services with Vans

Brownlow & Strickland advertise dray and household moving services in New Hope via office at 26 East Hickory and combined phones 310 and 242. Parkes & Lester join with two new moving vans and prompt service at reasonable rates. contact numbers listed for office and residence.

Brownlow & Strickland East Hickory Parkes & Lester

Concrete Walks and Brick Work Offer

Concrete walks or brick work described with an offer to figure details with the reader. Signed by A Bushey.

J M Gurley Cement Contractor Offers Estimates

J M Gurley promotes first class cement work at fair prices and invites readers to get estimates for projects. The ad emphasizes quality and value from a local contractor.

J. M. Gurley

Dentists W A Jones and W Pralin Advertise Denton Office

Pantists Dr W A Jones dentist near Side Square and W Pralin dentist south of Square middle of block up stairs in Denton Texas advertise their practices.

W. A Jones Side Square W. Pralin Upetaira Denton Texas

Dr W E Botts Veterinarian Office Denton Transfer Co

A veterinary surgeon, Dr W E Botts, operates from the Denton Transfer Co location in Linscoms block. New contact numbers include 132 and old 486 for residence. office and residence phone listings update.

W. E. Botts Denton Transfer Co Linscoms

Rents Houses in Denton East West North by MecGINTIF

A. R. MecGINTIF lists furnished rooms for rent and office space at olp phone 91 above Long and King. He operates rental properties across East West South and North Denton.

A. R. Mecgintif OLP Long & King Denton

For Sale Oliver Typewriters at J E McCabe

Several good second hand Oliver typewriters offered for sale by J E McCabe at the Exchange Bank building. Bargain prices and quick sale are promised.

Oliver J. E. McCabe Exchange Bank

Automobile Line Autos for Hire

W. W. Billingsley advertises auto for hire with old phone 380 and new phone 148 indicating updated contact details for transportation services.

W. W. Billingsley

Bargain on Large Residence Near High School Campus

Nine room central residence one block from streetcar line east front jet 100 by 200 feet fronts new High School campus and farms of various sizes. Trade options include one fourth to one half with balance easy terms. Owner William W Wright Denton Texas.

Wm. W. Wright Denton Texas

College of Industrial Arts State School for Women

A historic Texas institution offers literary, household, fine and industrial arts, and commercial courses with vocational options. State teachers certificates on seniors, nine buildings, dormitories, hospital, laboratories, and a 21-member faculty. Quarters begin Sept 24 and other dates. tuition free with reasonable expenses. Catalogue through President W. B. Bizzell, Denton.

Department of Education Phician W. B. Bizzell Denton Texas

Local society notes from Lewisville area families

Aug 30 Lewisville updates list Pickett family return to Fort Worth and multiple travels to Dallas Fort Worth Corpus Christ and other Texas towns. includes visits by McFall Degan Wilkins and Brannon families. one death Master Brannon Clayton buried northeast of town. scattered travel and guest mentions across Dallas Denton Hereford Cameron Galveston and Oklahoma.

Lewisviliele Lewisville Aug A. Pickett Fort Worth Reba Kennedy Corpus Christ Eva McFall Dallas Wood County J. R. Degan Elbert Woodrum Denton Annie Smith Jess Ragland W. B. Ragland Alta King Lubbock Mesdames Hatcher Hayes and Moore J. M. Hendrix Ola Degan Claudine Stormie Wilkins Stony Wake Cole Prue Keesee Henry Elbert J.C. Brannon B. L. Spencer Lester Lane Richardson McCutcheon Willie Meral Wells Blanche Degan Cameron Houston Clara Hendrix Maggie Lord Velma Durbin C. M Jacobsen Hereford Canyon Brannon Clayton Lausten Harwell Denison Frank Keesee J. W. Degan J. C. Brannon Carl Degan John Craft Oklahoma Alvin Hill Calveston

Local Briefs Report Death and Court Notices

The father of Msses Orby and Rue Croxton who attended the C I A here last session died at Macdén Monday afternoon. Three young men of Stony pleaded guilty to affray Tuesday and were fined eight dollars and seventy cents each. A new suit filed in District court is Exchange National Bank vs B L Herring et al debt and foreclosure. Thursday is the last day of service for the August term. J A Smith brought six Elberta peaches to the Chamber of Commerce for the Denton county exhibit at the Dallas fair. J B Hobson delivered peaches damson plums kafir corn and broom corn for the same exhibit.

Stony Exchange National Bank B. L. Herring J. A Smith Chamber of Commerce Elbertas Denton County Dallas J. B. Hobson

Rainy Day Activities Mix With Visits Across Parvin

A steady rain disrupted the day in Parvin with E R Bothwell and family returning from Oklahoma. J A Peek attended County court. Epps Hawkins and Ted Rue with Mrs N J Rue and Tom Couser visited McKinney. Harold Miller visited his uncle there. A Prosper tent meeting drew Roy Baker Pink Rogers Eugenia Jones Bertha Naugher Cleave Rue Leslie Rogers Ted Rue Bob Couser Ethel Couser Mae Nance.

Cleave Rue Leslie Rogers Ted Rue Bob Couser Ethel Couser Mae Nance

Rain Delays but Revival Continues at First Baptist

A fine rain began Monday and fell through Tuesday afternoon as the First Baptist church revival continues this week Led by Rev Binyon other visits include Miss Johnnie Rice in Gainesville and Mrs J T Whitley in Pilot Point Local and regional residents from Waxahachie Whitewright and Lewisville are noted among visitors and social calls with many families hosting guests in the Sanger area

EB l L. Berry Lewisville F. M. Craddock Denton Tilford Wilson Mr. Sullivan Collin County C. S. Warren Mr. Hunter Allen Jennie Bowers

Electric Bitters Prove Strong Help for Stomach Ailments

A testimonial from Peebles Tennessee says six bottles of Electric Etters gave new strength and appetite after stomach and nervous symptoms. The ad claims the remedy helps everyone from the first dose and is sold for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.

Peebles Henry Tenn J. F. Raley & Co

Buying at Home We Build Our City With Local Spending

Our city is made by our choices. We should not pull it down but strive to build it up. Every dollar we spend at home stays and works for the community, making welfare a duty of local spending.

Sterling Disability policy offers affordable protection

An ad explains that accidents and illnesses can keep a person from work for months and promises wage protection, with coverage for medical bills, drugs, and insurance premiums. It invites readers to call for an explanation of the policy and its cost, stressing affordability at a few cents a day.

Roanoke News Bulletin: Local Visits and Storm Damage

Roanoke items note residents visiting nearby towns including Denison Fort Worth Dallas Dallas Fort Worth Denton and Marietta OK. An electrical storm struck John Zeke’s barn causing a fire while several families returned from trips and others prepared to move or work elsewhere.

Roanoke News Roanoke Will Mason Denison Morrison Fort Worth Maggie Cornwell Garza Norton Lillian Jenkins and Hood California Davis Famly Dallas Lorene Thompson Cleburne B. T. Hambright Rhome Ruby Fanning Aubrey John Zeke W. L. Cornwell and Sons Marshall and Eugene Mesdames Roark Medlin Mason Elder Wooldridge Denton Alvin Brand Eli Smith Marietta Clyde Trotter Plano Alpha Bludworth Johanna Lassen T. L. Cox Roylene Lane John Bard Cox Lee Stinchcomb Fenlon Lewisville

Advertisers Urge Visits to See Shoes in Stock

The column urges readers to examine local shoe stock and consider offers from merchants who advertise with a purpose to entice store visits. The writer suggests shopping for a better pair of shoes for less money by examining advertisements today.

Call to Farmers Meet at Denton Court House Aug 17

A Denton County appeal invites farmers and families to a free meeting at the courthouse on Saturday, August 17 at 2 PM. Thos A McGalliard promises soil analysis guidance, moisture and soil conservation talks, and practical crop nutrition advice, aiming to boost local farming knowledge and resources.

Denton County Denton Court House Thos A. McGalliard

Distortion in Russian History Textbook Example

A Sunday Magazine note cites how Russian school texts rewrite French history. It claims Louis XVI fell to a royal hemorrhage and Napoleon is portrayed as disloyal, exiled to St Helena, to flatter Tsarist authority.

Tlovaiski Louis XVI Paris Louis XVII Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon Russias St. Helena the Sunday Magazine

Man Washing Money Machine Promises Treasury Savings

A Shelbyville inventor F B Churchill claims a machine can wash and press paper money to extend its life. The piece notes that the treasury redeemed over $1.18 billion in worn notes last year and could save about one tenth of a cent per bill with laundering.

United States Treasury Department Shelbyville Ind F. B. Churchill Washington

Mason and His Precious Gold Pieces

John Mason the actor carries three twenty dollar gold pieces in his pocket. At a New York stage door an old man asks for lodging. Mason gives two silver halves and refuses to pay more than forty dollars, keeping the gold pieces and denying the beggar.

John Mason St. Gaudens God We Trust Liberty Thirty-ninth Street New York Mason

Classified ad offer reaches thousands at low cost

An advertising pitch promises to reach about 3 000 families and 15 000 people weekly at a very low rate. It urges readers to try the combination rate for Daily and Weekly classified sections.

Best Attitude for Sleep Sees Conflicting Medical Views

The article surveys doctors on sleeping position and heart health. It notes a heart specialist says side affects are irrelevant while another urges right side for heart or digestion issues. It endorses back sleeping as restful if comfortable, with no pillow and arms raised, but defers to personal comfort per a respected French physician.

Joke On A Police Sergeant In Undertaker Shop Prank

A high official recounts a New York Sun joke about Sergeant rounds stamping away after a ruse. Mullaney is lured into an undertaker's shop by a pinacle game back room ruse and escapes from a coffin via a brief staged search, ending with a funny greeting to rounds.

Mullaney New York Sun

Chicago schools consider Polish course under Ella Flagg Young

The Boston Transcript notes Superintendent Young proposes a Polish language course in public schools as an experiment. It warns that many children of foreign parentage abandon native tongue but argues retaining it would enrich urban culture. It cites Chicago’s linguistic diversity and calls for future language programs if the experiment succeeds.

Chicago Ella Flagg Young Young Elihu Burritt George F. Marsh Boston Transcript

Trick May Earn Monument in Memory of Joseph Rolette

Pioneer residents urge a tablet in Minnesota’s capitol to honor Joseph Rolette who saved St. Paul’s prestige. The capital move to St Peter failed when Rolette vanished with the bill, leaving the legislation unsigned.

Minnesota Joseph Rolette St. Paul St. Peter Joe” Rolette

Rosemary Remembrance at the Homeward Table

A traveler notes the waiter decorating the table with rosemary and recalls the tradition of rosemary as a token of remembrance as the vacation ends and they prepare to return home. The brief exchange highlights memory tied to small rituals in travel fare.

Conversation Sparks Between Meekton Couple

A brief exchange reveals Mr. Meekton noting his wife often speaks her mind about him. He concedes she has much to say and implies lengthy discussions follow when she begins.

Mr. Meekton

Bread that tastes right and worth your money

An advertising notice for Smith's Restaurant promises bread that tastes right and delivers value, urging customers to try and enjoy the satisfaction of the loaf their neighbor is getting.

Smith’s Restaurant

Argyle and Justin News Items Span Rain Death and Visits

The Argyle section reports rain benefiting cotton crops with a fatal lightning strike near the McMakins home. It also lists numerous visits to Denton, Fort Worth, Denton and other towns, and several births in July. Justin news records a child death, multiple residents traveling to College Station, Fort Worth, and Mineral Wells, plus local visits and arrivals.

Public Auction of Unclaimed Shipments by a Texas Railway

The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company announces a public sale at 2 p.m. August 31, 1912, at its Ponder freight depot Denton County Texas. Unclaimed shipments include a traction engine from Fort Worth and a separator from Justin, both consigned to R A Autry. Proceeds will cover freight storage and sale costs.

Ponder, Tex Gelf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company Ponder Denton County Texas R. A. Autry Fort Worth Destinaton Consience Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company Colorado & Santa FE Railway Company J. L Dillard

Sunnydale Socials and Travel Notes Highlight Local Visit

Sunnydale residents share visits and picnics as Will Switzer and Stella Switzer from Louisiana stay with J. L. Daugherty. Emma Fry tours Clay county with Mrs. J W Stuart while Nina Daugherty hosts Stella Switzer. The week features rainy weather, ice cream gatherings, and local trips to Denton and Grayson county.

Charlie Ryan Jesse Stuart Colorado J. W. Stuart Clay County Emma Fry Ryan Jennie George Rockwall Nina Daugherty Stella Switzer Ruby Jettie Bryan Vaughn Fred Wil Starr Grayson County Will Whyburn Lewisville Ben Daugherty Denton

Visiting residents and local visits in Belew area

Aug 5 notes Mr and Mrs Oscar Bentley of Clearcreek visiting here. Carter of Lewisville preached sermons. Two McKinney children died and were brought here for burial. McKinney family formerly resided here. Annie Long back from Sanger. Alvie Broyles from Ohio river trip. R L Pargon and kin of Celina visited A E Broyles. C E Phillips of Waco visiting relatives. Stella Lawson back from Raine county. Mrs Jones and children of Wichita Falls visited Mrs A C Stoup. Dora Walling and Nora visited Mrs Clyde Beaty. Will Stone and family of Krum visited A C Stoup. T Adking and family of Woodbine visited Mrs MoM Mann.

Classifieds tease readers with kitchenware ads

A fragment urges readers to check today’s paper for hardware listings. It hints at skillet pans and worn-out kitchen items, suggesting ads may include price inducements to buy from the seller.

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Denton Tex Notice

Denton farmer L. O. Tomkins reports quick relief from back and kidney pains using Dean's Kidney Pills. He recommends them and says they always provide relief when kidneys are out of order. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States Remember the name Deans.

Denton L. O. Tomkins Farmer Texas Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States lDeah's

Denton Grocers Pleased Families with Quantity and Price

Local grocers in Denton report high consumer satisfaction with their large quantities good quality and affordable prices. They invite new customers to call and place orders using the phone number 44.

Denton Long & King

Local residents return visits to Denton area

YARZA Aug 6 reports Hennen visiting Denton while Turberville and Orr families travel between College Station Houston and Galveston. Residents from Frisco Lewisville and Lewisville areas visit relatives. Whitmore, McGallard and Henne families report returns from college or travels.

W. E. Swisher Fort Worth Thurberville Denton T. A. MacGaillard Will Smith Frisco G. W. Hennen Jy McGallard Lewisville M. L. Henne Little Son Frank Ross Frank Cosby Jim Newton T. A. McGallif Ce Station Congress Rey Saige Argyle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boylan & Co J. R. Stone C. R. Hamil Ponder Avenue Draughon’s Practical Business College Tabor J. H. Paine L. Fulton Tfe Draymen Veter'narians Automobile Line Sssenkay Essenkay Essenkay Sales Company Commerce Street College of Industrial Arts THE State School For Women Moon Brother Bays Dadware Co Msses Orby Rue Croxton Macdén Parvin News Sanger News T. A. McGalliard Tion Indiana Flanders Denton Trust Company Undertaker Polyglot Chicago Palace of Sweets West Side Argyle News Thursia Humphrey Wilson Frey G A. McMakin Sah Gibbe Corpus Christi Bob Foster C. Sooter Sooters Johnson Fort Avorth Annie Cooksey A. Jasper J. A. Hopper J. B. Baker McCullock C. G Cogdell J. Crawford Dean Snow G. A. McMak'n Miller Faught A L. Alexander Bonham Ella Moore C. B. Moore G. A. Schnably Chiildren Justin News Justin C. Butler D. C. Leaty Summers B. Judge Mr. Richie B. T. Donald M. L. Ramey College Station G. W. Harmonson L Gaston Lewis Strader O. M. Sanders Charley Huffhines J. A. Stark Drop Jim Bake Tom Judge Ollie Camp H. W. Gouldy Austin W. E. Smoot Grace Sanderson Krum B. F. Donald T. W. Leverett A. J. Camp J. T. Donald Elizabeth Stiff Boone Bruce Hardeman Lawrence Woods W. N. Shofner Z. Harmonson Mae Summers Mineral Wells R. Haughton Thelma Robinson D. B. Bilger Hunt County Martha Fay Larkin Pennington Mneral Wells E. M. Robinson Gainesville G. Gibbs Wes Hall J. H. Garner Tioga T. H. Helmick Italy J. H Helmick J. C Ruby Whaley W. R. Larkin Will Stanley Bob Channon R. J. Willson J H. Helmick J. H. Alien Sunnydale Will Switzer Louisiana J. L. Daugherty Hickory D. F. Yeck Belew News Garza News
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