For Sale or Rent A 10 Room House near Normal Campus
Property listing for a 10 room house close to the Normal campus offered for sale or rent. Contact R. J. Wilson for details and arrangements.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
3
Property listing for a 10 room house close to the Normal campus offered for sale or rent. Contact R. J. Wilson for details and arrangements.
Multiple classifieds list homes on East Oak and Bolivar streets with down payment options, livestock including Jersey cows, saddle pony, and horses, buggies, wagons, and fresh milk cows. Also notices for a seven room house on Hickory Street near Normal with bath and electric lights and a two year old filly available at Lone Star Marble Yard. Contact names include George Fritz, Wil Lochnane, Woodson Harris, A. D. Turner, W. J. Simmons.
Bay mare and her foal offered for sale through M. B. Whitlock, contact at 294tfe for details.
Practical, nearly new butcher outfit listed by C. H. Smith at 41 Avenue B. Contact old phone 586. Posted August 2.
Advertises 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town for sale. Mentions additional lots for sale and also business houses with lots. Provides contact phone 183 and a contact name L. Fulton for details.
Miscellaneous wants a close in four or five room house by August 25th. See Emmet Lipscomb at Lipscomb Drug Co.
Advertiser seeks to purchase a roll top desk and asks to contact J. P. McGee at First Guaranty Bank by phone or in person to arrange a sale.
Classified notice seeks a cook with German preference. Apply to Mrs. Frank Mahan at 200 West Sycamore Street, Denton, Texas.
Springside Jersey Farm seeks a single dairy hand. Managed by Will F Parks. Prior dairy experience preferred. Apply to Springside Jersey Farm. tfc
Skiles Transfer Co. lists a position for a cook and announces a cash basis for esb and transfer fare with instruction to pay the driver, emphasizing new payment terms.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B. Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves offered.
Office Kincaid wagon yard at West Oak street advertises furniture moving with special attention to items in the drag line. Open to calls for service.
We buy sell and exchange milk cows. Registered Jersey bull in service. McKelvy and Cargaugh Wagonyard on McKinney Street. Local agricultural trade notice inviting buyers sellers and exchanges.
Frank Wilkerson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 83 offering contact details for orders and inquiries.
Por wood and Hodges announces updated contact for sanitary milk and cream services with new phone 426 and old number 297. The ad emphasizes direct orders and local delivery.
Local ARKANSAS MILL on S Elm St advertises chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs along with stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure offered. Both phones listed.
Henry Kaltruther offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking on East McKinney Street.
A R McGintie offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns. Old phone 861. Location lists houses available in north south east and west areas.
Come to Will Locknane's yard on East McKinney Street for two top Jersey bulls a black and a fawn color each with season price of 1.50 cash to all. Also selling a new phone for 850 and a house with lot on Lula Street.
Local moving outfit highlights first class service at reasonable rates. Les ter and Miles operate through Lester and Sherrod with a new phone contact to reach the office for household moves and related services.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates from Hancock and Son Blacksmith Shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. Office phone 269. Residence numbers old 486 new 132.
An advertisement urges readers to call 31 for a quick messenger service run by W A Brashears and N B. They offer to look over accounts for a ten percent commission. The note ends with a reference to a Tarn.
W W Billingsley offers auto repair and hire services using the old phone 330 and new number 448. Located for caller convenience with repairs available and transportation options.
Dr M L Martin provides treatment for eye ear nose and throat conditions and fitting glasses. Office located above the Ra ley Co. in dewfield.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST announces office over Long and King after Feb 1 with phones. DR W A JONES DENTIST located at West Side Square. WW N ROWRELL D D S office over McCray's south side square. J W FRALIN DENTIST South Side Square middle of block Denton Texas.
Classified notice offering scavenger work in exchange for calls to number 307. Intended to recruit labor.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete walks at fair prices and invites estimates from customers seeking reliable cement work. He promotes quality and value for residential sidewalks and paths.
A local contractor notes a new contact number 931 after changing from 579. A. Bushey offers to estimate cement and brick work and invites inquiries.
Denton readers are urged to clip a certificate from the Record and Chronicle to obtain a New Modern English Dictionary at a discount. The offer ends soon with the book priced at 98 cents now, rising to 4 dollars later through stores, and the coupon plus a small distribution fee secures a well bound, fully illustrated up-to-date dictionary.
Harry Barber, a bottling department worker at Alliance Mill, suffered a severe cut to his left forearm when a soda pop bottle exploded Thursday afternoon. Glass splinters severed an artery and the wound required six stitches.
Mrs. Ben Key remains ill. John Collins renovates a cottage on North Locust. Baptist Young People Union picnic held at Club Lake. Deed filed transferring 198.14 acres from T. L. Newton to J. N. Mendenhall for 19 814 198.14 acres. Miss Jones recovering from typhoid at aunt’s home. Mrs. L. T. Fowlkes recovering from a fractured rib after a buggy fall. modern renovations underway at the Cottage Hotel under R. L. Leach. J. B. Lehmitz secured furnishings contract. Baptist Sunday School picnic at park with Baraca Class and games. ice cream served. planned trip to Club Lake abandoned due to truck breakdown.
Loh's performance for Santa Fe featured tight fielding and a tense finish driven by sensational moments. Bob Naylor's squad showcased strong defense and sharp plays, while Francis contributed rapid fielding to keep the game close.
A large crowd watched the ten inning matchup at the ball yard with air-tight fielding and a dramatic finish. Naylor out pitched Collins but the Millers won when Stopper Witherspoon belted a two two count homer in the tenth after Rector and Emery set the table. Francis turned in seven assists at short and Emery’s ninth inning steal and Naylor’s early triple spurred the rally.
Local ad promotes Phones 44 for satisfactory service and groceries. Long and King invite customers to call and experience their offerings.
The 1913 14 law adds more High School texts and aims for purer selections by barring publisher reps from the committee. Primary texts face criticism for being too advanced. High School additions include Carhart and Chute Physics Merkely and Ferguson Composition and Rhetoric for eighth grade Herrick and Damon New Composition and Rhetoric for ninth grade Collar and Daniels Latin replaced by Bennetts series. Electives in Latin eight grade Domestic Science Science or Latin in eighth grade to satisfy fourteen units for graduation aligned with Texas University.
Grain and feed prices listed for oats corn wheat flour meal and bran with wholesale and retail figures. Produce includes eggs butter turkeys hens fryers ducks watermelons peaches okra peppers grapes rhubarb and other fresh items with unit prices and typical yields. Phone numbers and short quotes from telegraphic items are included.
Dockets made up for August term of district court and everything ready for beginning of August term of Sixteenth District Court which convenes here August 25 for an eight week session.
The Sixteenth District Court prepares for an August term opening on the 25th. New filings include T. H. Gossage et al versus Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co for damages and Velma Jones versus Joe Jones for divorce. Nonjury docket lists numerous civil actions and appearance docket includes adjourned and contested cases.
A vintage classified style ad urges readers not to worry about groceries as the business takes on all tasks. It promotes complete time and service at the reader’s disposal and invites contact by phone for orders.
The Kansas City Journal recalls Washington crossing the Delaware with 3000 troops as a notable feat, contrasting modern assessments of its significance and the enduring awe it inspires in American memory.
A New York themed piece argues health as the key to happiness, urging trust in medical care and doctors to improve public wellbeing. It emphasizes accessible health services as essential for communal joy and overall prosperity.
Comic promotion urges mothers to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. Claims to relieve feverish, irritable, dizzy and ravenous appetites, eliminate cramps, improve digestion, and restore health. Provided by J F P Raley & Co via mail order or druggists.
Denton residents are urged to consider kidney weakness and the need for treatment. L. O. Tompkins of Denton testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pains, with the ad noting 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as US agents. Also mentions fresh vegetables at Paschall's and poultry wanted by G. W. Elbert.
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