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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1912
Page
3
Classified ads run 12 words six times daily 10 words daily and weekly for one week.
Mixed class of ads including a miscellaneous sale near normal college trade a horse for payment small sandy land near Corinth with barter option and Denton truck farm, a pair of mares colt wagon harness, contact box 63 Route 3 Denton. Also large furnished or unfurnished rooms at 4 N Elm and down stairs office space 317¢ call C R Hamilton.
A notice offers a piano for sale at 112 North Elm and a lost gold pin with chain for return to an office. Mrs Naigle offers a look at twelve scholarships to be sold for 30 dollars each with an expiration August 22 by Draughon’s Practical Business College in Denton Texas.
WANTED two furnished rooms close in contact R. L. Stone at City Hotel. Fulton has houses to rent. Phone or see him. Dressmaking and plain sewing wanted by Mrs. Luckett 89 North Locust. Pony buggy and harness for sale by Albert Adkisson, New phone 285.
Insurance agency ad from J W Johnson promises prompt correct coverage after disasters. Claims ten good companies and satisfaction guaranteed to convince customers.
For sale our lot and building on East McKinney street jot 100x230 building 406x110 ar tesian well city water and sewer connections price 1600 Apply Denton Steam Laundry Co.
Arkansas Sill advertises chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs plus "best stove and heater wood" on Elm Street with prompt delivery and full measure publicized for both phones.
An advertisement notes free call services for Quick Messengers with contact lines for J. W. Brashears and Hamilton Yeatts, identified as manager and office location.
Help wanted for scavenger tasks. Call 307 or use the provided phone to inquire about available work opportunities.
Help offered for all dray work and household goods moving. Contact Brownlow & Strickland with new phone 110 and old phone 31. Office and barn location at 86 East Hickory tf.
Parkes and Lester advertise a dray business offering prompt service at reasonable rates. They emphasize two large new moving vans and specialize in household moves. Office and residence phone numbers are listed for contact.
Concrete walks or brick work handled by S A Bushey and J M Gurley. First class work at the right price. Get estimates.
Local items show Dr W A Jones at Yea Side Square and Dr J W Fralin at South Side Square middle of block up stairs in Denton Texas.
Dr W Be Botts veterinary surgeon based in Denton with office at Lincscomb block and transfer co. Old phone 359. Residence phones 486 and 132. A R McGintie rents furnished rooms and houses across East West South and North Denton with office over Long and King.
Several good second hand Oliver typewriters offered by J. E. McCabe at the Exchange Rank building 246fe.
Essenkay Sales Co invites a wide awake live man to act as agent for Essenkay automobiles in the county. They will explain the proposition and demonstrate the product, with contact at 511 Commerce Street Fort Worth Texas or via old phone 330 new phone 148.
The shopper who pays at home is more thrifty than buying from mail order houses. She avoids extra shipments and buys only what she needs, reducing waste and unnecessary purchases.
For sale pure bred Fox Terrier puppies advertised by Wm Williams Jr at 77 West Oak Street. The listing notes their rat catching ability and includes an old style abbreviation otd ltw.
For sale. Seven room house with west bath and electric light one block east of Nor mal on West Hickory street. See J. W. Simmons.
At First Christian Church services Sunday include 9:45 a.m. Sunday school under Prof. McDonald and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Morning topic The Why of the Worth of the Kingdom of Heaven. Evening topic Stirring Up the Gift of God in You. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:50 p.m. W. W. Baxter superintendent. Y P SOC meetings and junior and intermediate groups led by Miss Underwood. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8:15 p.m. Miss Madie Brownlow and Miss Maudie Brownlow teachers.
Rev. B. A. Copass leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Junior and Senior B Y P U at 5 and 7. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 7 p m. Morning subject Listening to God. Evening Salvation Is from God. All are welcome.
An advertisement urges readers to contact Long & King by phone to place grocery orders. It emphasizes using the phone to connect for upcoming deliveries or supplies.
Classified notice offering a few lots and houses for sale at discounts up to 75 percent. Contact Ful ton at 383 for details on pricing and availability.
Fox Bros. and Co. received a car load of automobiles today. The bulletin for the term 1912 13 of the College of Industrial Arts has been mailed out over the State and contains information about the school and its courses. The school year begins September 24.
The excerpt blends a self help prayer-like reflection by Homer McKee with wary notes on honesty and mortality, followed by short contact ads urging readers to answer daily advertisements and order groceries. The tone alternates between personal admonition and commercial solicitations.
A local shop advertises hand made harnesses with first class materials and craftsmanship. It promises customer satisfaction and encourages customers to visit to view and purchase at a fair price.
In a Saturday morning discussion on county road funding on the South side of the square, J. W. Underwood endorsed a precinct tax over bond issuance. He argued bonds lead to wasted money and that a tax per precinct would deliver good roads in a few years with the county paying as roads are built. The crowd largely backed his view, hoping cross party support yields practical results.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It claims nine tenths of cases arise from catarrh and promises US$100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars offered, Toledo company, druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Earl Baker married Miss May Cantwel Sunday at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Tincher officiating. Bob Smith and Harriet Tucker wed several days ago by Rev Tincher. Levie Porter and Mary McIntosh were married at the parsonage and left for a short visit to several cities.
We can serve you short orders day or night and you will like the style of cooking and service. Drop in and see us, Smith's Restaurant.
A fragment urges readers to study hardware ads in today's issue as advertisers push price inducements to spur purchases. It emphasizes not missing opportunities by skipping the ads.
F R Phillips a former Denton boy and North Texas Normals graduate gave a lecture at the A M exhibit in Galveston on home canning. The Galveston News notes his demonstration of steam canning machines and explains heat and sealing methods to kill bacteria and create a vacuum to preserve fruits and vegetables.
A traveling salesman named F. E. Youngs from E. Berkshire, Vi., writes that he suffered from constipation and indigestion until using Dr King's New Life Pills. He claims the remedy helps stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at J. F Raley & Co.
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