Denton Commandery Knights Templar Meets Tonight
Denton Commandery Knights Templar holds a meeting this evening with Pp. G. Beyett serving as Recorder.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
3
Denton Commandery Knights Templar holds a meeting this evening with Pp. G. Beyett serving as Recorder.
Lost a 2007 class pin identified as A. Re turn to 348p for a reward. Respond to the finder with details to reclaim from the owner.
Found item appeals owner to claim at Fox Garage after payment of this notice. Iron gray half Shetland pony two years old with no marks. Reward offered for return to Dooley near Mingo. Lde 363d.
Furnished or unfurnished four room unit with bath, sewerage, gas and electric lights at 127 North Locust Street listed by Mrs S D Howser. See C N Eldis on North Elm Street for key.
A 46 room house near Normal available for sale or rent. See R. J. Wilson for details and arrangements.
Various sale notices listing items for sale including furs pigs cows and a seven room house. Advertisers include Mrs S D Heowenr Woodson Harris A D Turner W J Simmons and Taylor Hardware Co. plus Baylor County land for trade near Seymour Texas with detailed terms and location information.
Classified listing describes a 23 year old mare in a yard near Lome Star Warble Yard with an asking price of 305 tf. The brief ad notes cattle and barn details, but the readable lines focus on the horse and location.
For sale a bay mare and a mare colt advertised through contact M. iB. Whitlock at 294tfe. Prospective buyers are directed to a local listing for details on age and price.
Advertisements include a practicably new iBrutcher outfit for sale from H Smith at 41 Ave B, an 20 acre property with improvements a half mile north, and various lots, business houses, and other properties for sale. Contact numbers 183 or visit L Fulton for details.
A notice advertises a Jersey milk cow for sale at 72 South Elm in a new phase lot labeled L green. The brief item lists contact briefly with location and price not specified.
Advertiser seeks a nice four or five room house close in by August fifth. Contact Diunmmer Lipscomb at Lipscomb Brug Co. 31itf&e.
Advert reads WANTED TO BUY ROLL TOP desk contact J. P. McGee at First Guaranty Bank to arrange purchase.
A brief note indicates a preference for a German cook named Wabwted K O Cook addressed to Mrs Frank Maham at 200 West Sycamore Street in Denton Texas with a code 208tfow.
Will F. Parks manages Springside Jersey Farm in Arkansas. A cow feed shipment arrived, described as mixed feed from Arkansas Mill. The note lists an employment need and a farm operation update with minimal details.
A terse notice invites sellers to bring bunk or cotton to the public cotton yard for cash. Attributed to J. G. Blume, the brief appeal emphasizes immediate exchange without further details.
Auction notice seeks a 7 to 1 acre farm within four miles of Menton. Brown and Hodges of Aubrey Texas advertise the well improved property for buyers. Contact details show 310 cents.
Cab and transfer fare moved to cash basis per Skiles Transfer Co. Please pay the driver. Storage OS household goods offered by John B Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves available at reasonable rates.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving services from the West Oak street wagon yard with two phones for contact. They promise special attention to drag line items and all furniture relocation needs.
McKelvy and Car Baugh advertise in Wagonyard listing McKinney cattle services including Jersey bull Jun service. Frank Wilkerson Meat Market offers fresh tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 8.
Portwood and Hodges announce a new phone 426 replacing the old 297 for sanitary milk and cream inquiries.
CHOPS BRAN GORN HAY AND other feedstuffs best stove and heater wood prompt delivery and full measure ARKANSAS MILL S Elm St Both phones.
Henry Kaltruther advertises wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, gubber-trying and shrinking services on East McKinney Street.
A. R. McGintie lists furnished rooms for rent in or near Jilgon Harris area with office on the upper floor. Old phone 361. He advertises rental options across north south east and west portions of town in Texas.
Come to Will Locknanbe s wagon yard near East McKinney street for two prize Jersey bulls. Season $1.50 cash. Also selling a house and lot on Lula street. Dray business offers first class service and household moving by Lester & Miles. New phone 850.
W E Botts, graduate veterinarian, runs office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence, old 486, new 132.
Autos for hire by W W Billingley lists old number 3830 and new number 448 with automobile repairs offered.
An advertisement urges calling 31 for a fast messenger service. It credits W A Brashears and notes handling accounts for a ten percent commission on money collected.
M. L. Martin A. B. M. D. treats eye ear nose throat cases. Offers fitting glasses. Office located over Ra ley Co. daw.
Classified heading announces dentist Charles Saunders with an office location over Anal and King after February 1st. The brief ad hints at an upcoming move or opening.
Dr W A Jones dentist West Side Square W N Rowell DDS office over McCray's south side square J W Fralan dentist South side Square middle of brick stairs Denton Texas.
Fragmentary notice invites contact at number 367 for scavenger work opportunities. The message is terse and lacks names or locations, with no further details on employer or scope of tasks.
J M Gourley offers first class cement work at fair prices. Estimates and old and new phone numbers listed. Contact S A Bushey for prompt service and reliable home or commercial cement work.
The Record and Chronicle promotes a dictionary deal claiming one coupon and a small fee suffice to receive a modern up-to-date dictionary. Readers urged to clip the coupon, act quickly, and help friends who already obtained the book.
A Denton tailoring firm promotes cleaning and pressing to revive worn suits. They claim their steam press disinfects fabric, removes odors, enhances nap, and improves overall appearance, urging customers to call for a trial.
The county and city maintenance outlook shows about 26 340 in total for the year with state apportionment at 7 per scholastic. Denton accounts for 1 620 scholastics yielding 11 346 from the state while city tax money adds 15 000. County schools total 8 257 scholastics receiving 57 799 before clerical expenses, with net per capita around 6 90 including the permanent fund but excluding local taxes.
The Commissioners Court adjourned after a busy session appointing Dr. J. KR Edwards as County Health Officer for two years and Whit P. Brown as superintendent of the County Farm. They approved the county treasurer's report with balances across funds and confirmed district boundary changes affecting Aubrey Sanger West School House and related precincts. Public weigher F. W. Lawson was appointed in Precinct No 4 at Roanoke with a $2500 bond, and reports from county officials were reviewed and approved.
Temple Aug 12. The Commissioners' court voted 8 to 2 to refuse ordering a focal option section in the justice precincts including Temple Salade Belten and Killeen, denying an election in Sell County.
Lunch suggestions offered by Turner Bros include peanut butter, fresh potato chips, salad dressing, and Norwegian smoked sandwiches. The note promises to save work and fuel during hot weather.
W A Mathews, clerk of the local Woodmen of the World camp, has secured sixteen boys ages ten to eighteen to form a Boys of Woodcraft camp in Denton. The organization will be perfected Thursday night as an auxiliary group to the Woodmen of the World.
The plan allows B O W members aged eighteen to join W O W by paying a medical exam fee. Any boy may join, not only Woodmen sons, with a goal of a strong Denton camp. Members receive about one hundred dollars funeral benefit insurance and dues of ten to fifteen cents monthly.
Wheat prices rose 2 cents a bushel amid weeks of changes. Bran jumped to 1.35 wholesale while flour held steady. Fresh vegetables dwindle due to hot dry weather and a wide range of grain and feedstuffs prices appear across oats corn wheat flour bran and various feeds.
If there are fresh vegetables anywhere, you'll find them at our store. Phone 44 Lone and Kine.
In Pilot Point a Woodmen supper was held at the mall organized by Cemetery Association studies. Miss Jessie Johnson hosted several of her pupils on Tuesday afternoon. A souvenir was awarded to Miss Elvie Knight in a drawing contest. Ice cream and cake were served.
A veteran drug store owner pledges continued patronage and continued high service quality. He cites growth, experience, and ongoing effort to please customers, noting the store’s progress and free delivery service.
Miss Ethel Dunlap ill with typhoid fever has returned home from Denton Normal College. Rev. B. F. Logan accepts Cumberland Presbyterian pastorate, formerly served here. Mrs. F. Lindenborn injured her arm in a porch fall Thursday. Miss Jessie Holmes hosted a birthday party at the Commercial Hotel with ice cream and cake. Postmaster J. L. Noel leaves for Tennessee to visit Lexington and Miss. with Mrs. Noel for about two weeks. An advertisement promotes Curtis Violet Talcum Powder. A public sale of 12 lots in College addition Denton County is ordered by the Denton County Sheriff as part of a 1913 case S. E. Elliott vs Wm. Freeman et al.
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