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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
3
Antique book sale listing offers 8 volumes in fine condition including Balzac 25 volumes and well bound editions. Seller Dr W W Rowell invites exchanges for Dickens and Bulwer Lytton works and states prices in pounds with front frontage details and contact address 4000.
A fragmented notice warns trespassers to keep away from a location. The readable fragments reference J. Matthews and an implied enforcement action.
The notice fragment lists a hiring need for a position at a company identified as WANTE GOOD CO X and references an applicant R Hoffmann with unclear role. Details are incomplete and cannot determine exact job, location, or deadlines from the readable text.
Fragmentary note shows a list item reading 902, mentions milk and cereals. Names include A Broeike and 19RD. Reading suggests a catalog or inventory line in a catalog or register.
Fragments note prompt delivery and full measurements for goods. Mentions GHORS BRAN CORY HAY AND staen feastuffs and a beat Stexa with heater wed. Also references ABRMANSAS MILL and S. km -8t Bot phenes.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions groups and numbers with unclear meaning. Appears to be an advertisement or price list from a historical source with multiple numeric values and names but lacks coherent context.
The fragment suggests a crime note naming Wes Jacks in connection with a killing in New York City and an address or telephone reference, but details are incomplete.
Ad reads Mae WWIL KINSON MEAT MARet Pelton 212 offering fresh au islander meats. The copy mentions new wholesale items and a wide selection.
A dated notice indicates that cash transfers will shift to a cash basis. The issuer, Peansfer Co., requests verification and settlement of outstanding amounts.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pienitice and Sas Stoves with reference to storage of household gods. Text is unclear, lacking coherent event or dates. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations beyond generic terms.
New phonemap? The readable text mentions Lessee & Milgs, office Lawier & Sherrod. A fragmentary notice hints at drayage service changes and household moving at special rates with a local firm. Details are incomplete.
A. R. McGoitie advertises as a rental agent with offices over Wilson-Hann's and a local phone listing. He rents houses in the north south and west districts and deals in Texas furnishings for rep.
J. M. Gurley advertises the cement contractor service with the slogan The Cement Goncfractor offering first-daw work dose at the Fight price and invites readers to get estimates.
An advertisement offers high grade cement and brick work by S A Bushey with a request to see him for an estimate. The note promises work for you and cites a contact phrase old phone 579 new phone 9%.
Readable portion lists several veterinarians with office and residential addresses and phone numbers. Includes names Eli Buyher and B Rotts with practice locations on Locust Street East Hickory Street S Elm Street and Hancock and Son shop. Contact numbers 464 355 69 132 4864.
Classified note indicating delivery of forewood to a customer identified by initials and a phone contact 1614-6R, with terse payment or service reference.
A flour product described as select and well made by best methods. Cham and correct process noted as key quality traits.
Readers note the Denton Steam Bakery consistently bakes buns and cakes, boasting a steady supply of sweet pastries and daily freshness for local customers.
Property transfers list heirs and beneficiaries for several tracts in Denton area. Lette Cook Gelo and others, as heirs of Tans Cook deceased, relocate interests in J RB Reed survey. W. KR Orr and others convey six acres from L P Franch survey to Mrs. B E Linville. W L arter and Veed transfer 160 acres from Joseph Smartt tract. W Pritz and Fritz assignment cover 304 acres from Hapert Whitlock survey and 443 36-100 acres from B B C WR Co survey. Js W Ripy and wife deed to L P Black in Bell addition to Denton.
To Mr and Mrs Jim Gree Senger December 3 a girl To Mr and Mrs D L Haven Sang er November 24 a girl Torah and Mrs G M Ree sapaeer October 24 a boy
Dr. P Dipscomb and Dr. M Dipscomb practice limited to eye ear nose and throat care with emphasis on proper fitting of lorgoes? lagges. Office at Curtis Drug Store.
Authorities continue a search for Ralph Lopez in the Apex mine after dynamite blasts failed to force a response. Poisons gases were released in the suspected hideout but no signs of the desperado were found.
Sherman area residents are noted in a string of social updates. Mrs. H B. Allen visits Brazos, Mrs. Guinn travels to Whitesburg, and Mrs. Tripp returns from Martisen while plans for study and work in Denton and Fort Worth appear among short notes on friends and family.
A warrant issued January 16 1964 to H. Green and signed by County Clerk Ramsey for 2.20 was cashed by Treasurer Nelann Saturday. Work began on the Gymnasium at Lew City on Monday morning with a $2 500 building contract and a goal to finish in a few weeks.
The contract for externed state work on the CL A. amps project was awarded today to Z. B. Timpin, contractor, for the accommodation of farm manager Mr. Ellison.
The sewing class from Bigitharade will display their work at the high school in the domestic science room from 3 to 5 o clock Tuesday afternoon. The public is invited to visit the exhibit.
A socialist mass meeting is announced for December 28, 1943 at the courthouse in Denton County. M. H. Smallwood, acting secretary of Denton, invites all workers to attend and help organize.
Harrop returns from county where he tended bees and farm on Bear Creek after severe flooding. A report notes five bales of cotton missing from a total of seventy five.
The forecast calls for cold temperatures around below freezing with a risk of chilly winds. A warming trend is expected by Tuesday morning with fair and milder conditions, though early readings may dip toward the freezing mark.
A Saturday evening fundraiser in the C. I. A. auditorium drew students to a Princess management film program. Five pictures were shown to a crowd of seniors, faculty, and young women, all reportedly well received as a benefit for the Senior class.
Telegram from Dr J Rice of Sanner states a bowel adhesion operation will be performed Tuesday afternoon in a Dallas sanitarium. Cocanougher has been hospitalized three weeks preparing for the procedure with his bedside attended.
Lone Star Marble Works touts latest improved electric tools for cutting and fettering monuments and promises skilled workmen to operate them. Purchases of monuments are said to be finished and erected in a timely manner.
A short notice urges customers to purchase 25 dozen quart jars of olives during November. A second shipment is arriving soon and readers are asked to place orders when contacted by phone. The message ends with a brief sales plea and signoff.
A fragment notes weariness with flaked phrasing about ads and price inducements in today's newspaper. The text hints at advertisers pushing deals while readers seek better value amid a waning market.
The ad promotes Monarch Olive Salad, Yacht Club Salad Dressing, Monarch Catsup, and Monarch Sweet Relish. It promises these products will give the right flavor to meals. The copy is from LONG & KING.
The notice urges timely representation in the upcoming issue and highlights a planned Friday broadcast to convey Record and Chronicle content.
A notice urges advertisers to submit advance copy for the Weekly HRecord and Chronicle to secure prime positions in the upcoming issue with large circulation.
The condition of Miss Marie Beard, a Normal student from Springtown, was reported more hopeful Monday morning. Dr J L Hooper and Mr Jones, the Beard family physician, conferred with the local physician and left early Monday morning. Miss Beard is suffering from a carbuncle in virulent form.
The A R FE Club held a Saturday box party at the Dreamland Theatre followed by a Bevett visit after the show. A candy pull at Verna Adams home featured attendees including Margaret Bass Blanche Garrison Bonnie Bell Bertha Hill Rita Wilkerson Zelma McCullar Verna Adams Ben Ivey Douglass Witt Orer Bell Sam Omohondro Marvin Nichols Bennet Wooley and Virgil Brady.
Rail service begins to normalize though irregularities remain. The M. E. T. southbound destined for Denton at 6 25 a m was annulled to avoid excessive lateness after flood damage. Officials plan to resume on time Tuesday.
Mrs T A Robinson of Denton Texas reports relief from persistent kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at J F Raley & Co. Drug Store. She credits the remedy with alleviating backaches and abnormal secretions and highly recommends it. Ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as US agents. Christmas sale at Mrs Jokson's.
Popular pastor of a Methodist church returns after a sudden illness in his son caused an unexpected adjournment.
Rev Oscar T Cooper pastor of the Metrhalist Church South is re appointed to the local charge for another year by the North Texas conference. The adjournment at Clarksville was sudden due to Bik nop Mouton's ill son. Cooper's return was welcomed as church leaders urged re appointment. The document lists district level appointments across Bodham Bowie Dallas and Gainesville with presiding elders and numerous station and circuit names.
Denton agent for Victor goods promotes Victrolas at Curtis with 10 inch double faced records at 75 cents. The shop highlights sacred and popular music plus operatic and orchestral selections and mentions prestigious artists available at higher price levels. Liberal terms and flexible payments for responsible buyers.
The local market is steady with no changes. Grains and feedstuffs list wholesale and retail prices for corn wheat flour meal bran chops shorts and seeds. Produce covers eggs butter hens fryers turkeys ducks roosters geese Irish potatoes rhubarb grapes sweet corn and other staples with per unit and delivered prices.
A long roster of pastors and stations across Texas is detailed, listing presiding elders, district commissioners of education, and supernumeraries for circuits such as Dallas, Sherman, Sulphur Springs, and Terrell. Transfers include moves to Los Angeles, East Oklahoma, West Oklahoma, and Northwest Texas conferences.
The Dreamland Theatre presents a week of silent features and serials with Grace Cunard, Francis Ford, Rex dramas, Nestor comedies, and Victor productions. The Princess program includes Selig, Edison, Lubin, and Kalem titles featuring stars like Thos. McGrath, Alice Joyce, and Tom Moore.
Stomach and organ troubles vanish with Electric Bitters says advertisement. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma credits the remedy with lifting her from sickness and urges others to try it. Thousands praise its benefits with a money back guarantee and bottles sold by druggists.
A large lot of fine monuments and headstones is finished and ready to ship. Call to place your order so they can be sent back to your old home in time for a loved one’s grave visit during Christmas.
North Texas Conference Epworth League junior superintendent will visit First Methodist Church in Denton Sunday morning to lead a service aimed at reorganizing the Junior Epworth League. Local residents note births and visits in the surrounding area as community life continues.
A local ad touts Wizard Triangle Polish Map for four dollars and fifty cents, highlighting a single quart Wizard Of Free product from TURN ER BROS.
Vintage ad claims Sage Tea and Sulphur darken gray hair and restore lustre. It promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use cent bottle sold at drug stores, promising dandruff removal scalp itching and thicker hair.
The piece notes the season’s demand to stretch dollars and hints at smarter shopping beyond advertisements, urging readers to consider practical spending approaches as merchants promote sales. It references a broad audience of homemakers and mentions current promotions.
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