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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
3
Regular meeting of Stanfield Lodz No 212 A F and A M held Saturday night section 13. All members requested to attend.
Lost mare about 16 hands tall and 10 to 12 years old. thin condition. Notify S. S. Ball, Denton. Reward after return to Lost-Leaf Brooch between Normal and M. E. Church.
Multiple rental and land offers listed by L. Fulton. Four room house on North Elm near town with barn, three furnished rooms for light housekeeping on West Sycamore, twenty acres with house and improvements to rent after January 1, and 53 acres five miles from Denton for sale on credit.
Two upstairs rooms for rent by Mrs Fowlkes at 39 East Mulberry. Light housekeeping furnished or partly furnished with gas for cooking available through W L Brock at 4 1/2 West Hickory Street. Furnished rooms for rent listed with New Phone 443 at 49 North Locust Street.
Classified note offers a Jersey cow for sale that yields a certain milk and butter output per day. Old phone contact provided as 2 9. Price listed as 409 cents.
All items are practically new including a kitchen cabinet and table, an air tight heater, a dining table with six chairs, a bedstead with springs and mattress, and a cook stove. Contact Hev J B Ateh ley at 35 South Elm St or call 252 blue for details.
For sale one chestnut sorrel horse four years old sixteen hands high city broke reins saddle and driving trained no blemishes has combination. Price reasonable. For more information write Box 249 Krum Texas 1041 fe.
Classified ad listing Buff Rock pallets priced at 86 and 89 dozen and cocks priced $2.50 to $5.00 each. Contact V. C. Spong on Route 4, phone 1613 2R. Price per item and quantities stated. Sale details concise for potential buyers.
FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE SPAN OF splendid horses suitable for wagon or carriage use also under saddle See L H Brady at Oil Mill for details FOR SALE 40 HEAD CHOICE DAIRY cows See them milked one mile north of town at 42 30 any day Select what you want Portwood Hodges Dairy
Five men with good teams seek any kind of work or farm to rent, located at 104 North Elm. Contact details not provided.
A posted notice warns hunters and trespassers to stay off the land owned by J J Matthews. The terse declaration appears to be a boundary warning with no further details provided.
Small newspaper classified note promotesPure Jersey Milk and Cream with a new contact number 902 and a reference to T. R. Brooks at 4142p.
CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY AND other feedstuffs. Best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure. ARKANSAS MILL, S Elm St. Both phones. IF E STARKLOFP, THE OLD RELIABLE PIANO TUNER, will be in Denton in a few days. Those wanting work done please leave word at Schmitz' Furniture Store.
Portwood and Hodges publish new contact numbers for sanitary milk and cream service with a new phone 426 and an old phone 297 for inquiries and orders.
Wes Jackson presents a fragment titled Hog Killing Ring No 448 with reference to a phonograph record. The readable portion lists the name Wes Jackson and the catalog number 4124 cents as part of the item description.
Fresh and tender meats offered by Frank Wilkinson Meat Market. Old phone 212 and new phone 83 provide contact for orders and deliveries. Local ad showcases grocery items and service.
Skiles Transfer Co announces a shift to cash basis for all transfer fares. The notice requests customers to remember the change and to pay the driver directly.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B. Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves offered.
Freight Transfer Co. advertises moving services from Kincaid wagon yard at West Oak Street. It offers furniture relocation and promises special attention to every drag line customer.
A local moving service promotes business class household moves with reasonable rates. The ad shows the firm as Les ter & Miles at Lester & Sherrod with a new phone line.
A. J. Gantt advertises piano tuning and cleaning services with a new phone number 222. The note highlights 400 satisfied customers in Denton.
A. BR. McGINTIE offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson-Hann's, old phone 361. He rents houses in all directions North South East and West.
Dr Eli Buyher a veterinary surgeon operates from Old Lacy Blacksmith shop North Locust Street Fortice and 46 East Hickory Street Denton with residence lines. E Botts graduate veterinarian works at Hancock Son blacksmith shop S Elm Lipscomb with new and old phone numbers.
Should be important to every individual, statistics show that more property is destroyed in December, January and February than all the other months in the year. When you increase or renew your next expiration think of J. P. Magee & Co. By our close attention to details, we have saved others money on their insurance, may be we can help you. Phone us and let us talk it over with you, your business will be appreciated.
An advertisement notes readiness to furnish good stovewood with delivery. Contact L O Tompkins, old phone 1614 6R.
Charles Saunders, dentist, located above Long and King’s store with two telephone lines available for appointments and inquiries.
W. N. Rowell D D S has an office over McCray's on the south side square and a new phone 433 old pace 341. Dr W A Jones D D S practices on the West Side Square.
J W Fralin, dentist, located at South Side Square middle of block, upstairs in Denton Texas invites patients to visit for dental services.
M. L. Martin A B MD treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Fits glasses. Office over Raley and Co. publication notice from the local medical listing.
Will Locknane advertises three excellent bulls for sale at the second yard east of Stroud grocery and one block east of McKelvey's yard on East McKinney street. Bulls were there this year and will be next season. Price is 1.50 dollars cash to all, with privilege to return. Call residence phone 350.
Turner Bros invites calls for scavenger work at number 307 and promises vegetables when available, signaling a small local business notice in brief.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 2 oclock p m for election of a Board of Directors and other business. H F Schweer cashier.
Turner Bros requests purchase of one dozen 2 percent tb cans of California apricots for 125. They confirm the items are fine.
A dental sized ad presents folicular pharyngitis with daily throat clearing and mucus. It recommends cold salt water gargle, then Peruna as treatment, noting gradual improvement over weeks and offering Peruna Tablets and a Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by W W Baxter. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with regular services at 11 00 and 7 00 pm. A missions collection is planned during the morning service.
Pastor M E Hudson will preach at 11 a.m. on The Law of Christian Giving and at 7 p.m. on The Apostacy of the Church. The evening sermon continues a series on The Last Things According to Prophecy. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. B Y P V U in Baraca room at 6 p.m.
South-Reyvy oO. T Cooper pastor to preach both hours. Installation of stewards at morning service with special music. Sunday school 9:45 led by M Williams. Junior League 3 pm led by Miss Norma Smith. Senior League 6 pm led by J E Park. Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 15 pm. A wholehearted welcome for everybody.
Program notes a doctrinal study on the Deity of Jesus with speakers Miss Ross Mullins Fitzgerald Counts Barnes and Mrs Barnes. Testimony, hymn When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. Scriptural lesson John 4 1 14. Questions compare Deity versus Divinity and present evidences and wonderful character deeds.
Central Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 9 30 and sermons at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m with Rev Dr Caldwell as pastor The morning topic is Restore Thy People and the evening Christ s Prayer First Christian Church led by A D Rogers hosts Sunday school at 9 45 Supt Prof McDonald Preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m Juniors meet at 3 p m Intermediates at 6 p m Led by Miss Stella Spence The morning sermon continues The Parables of Jesus The Lost Sheep Lost Money and the Lost Boy The night sermon concludes the Trip Through Acts Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m led by Mrs McCormick.
Market reports show a sharp advance yesterday after government estimates, but on today’s close all markets declined by about 20 points. Quotations cover Liverpool New York New Orleans and Galveston with closing ranges and spot prices for seeds and commodities.
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement, dated December 6, ?. notary A. W. Gleason, notes internal remedy action and requests testimonials. The notice lists Toledo as the business city and references distribution through druggists.
R. L. Wilkinson has opened a new dairy near the C I A area, starting business Thursday.
Lone Star Marble Works advertises skilled workmen and low prices for monuments. They invite customers to call for a demonstration and comparison with any yard in the state.
At the regular meeting in Denton, Modern Woodmen elected officers including W. E. True C. W. A. Paisley A. R. Ledbetter C. R. V. Wright E. L. H. Price W. Will Kimbell S. Drs. Kimbrough Hooper and Fullingim as managers. Musicians Ed True Vernon Paul and Joe Wright provided music, now to be a regular opening and closing feature. The camp considers sending musicians to the Head Camp meeting at Temple.
A Denton advertisement urges customers to visit Lone Star Marble Yard to inspect a fine line of monuments and arrange an upright grave marker for their loved ones.
Palmer notes the Vic Trola proposition from A to Izzard as part of the sale listing.
Denton Land and Loan Co advertises land loans with low rates and direct company connections. Offers 100 acres of black land in western Denton County for cash or easy payments and accepts exchange for land in Oklahoma West Texas or income property. Also seeks trades for business or real estate and extends season’s greetings. Over Raley's Old phone 45.
In a Tampico dated December 2 letter C D Jones writes of the frontline actions around Tampico and nearby towns. He notes limited American presence five Americans remain at San Dieguito and rebels facing federal troops. The piece describes raids on Potrero de Mula Micos and Speedie, plus looting at McCracklin's, a demanded loan and a hanging after refusal. Jones mentions Manuel Ramirez's capture and escape, the risk to grinding, and plans to use oxen if pursued. He reports selling oranges and awaiting a car shipment, while doubting U S aid and fearing rebel gains.
Mendota Illinois resident Geo W Fitch says one box of Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cured his long running eczema after many doctors failed. The ad promises relief for itching skin eruptions and offers a money refund if not satisfied. Available at all druggists or by Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
A seller notes diamonds doubled in New York values over eight years and predicts higher prices without new supply sources outside South Africa. The Payne Underwood tariff raised the last price, and the dealer offers clean stones mounted to suit at prices low against replacement.
Stockholders of the Exchange National Bank will hold a meeting in the bank rooms on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 2 o clock p m for the election of a Board of Directors and any other business properly arising. J C Coyt cashier December 12 1913 4 sats
If you are particular about the quality of your coffee and appreciate superior flavor and strength, we urge you to try a can of Colonial Brand. Turner Bros., Selling Agents.
The Chicago woman files a $25,000 damage suit claiming eugenic grounds in her betrothal. Her fiancé alleged tuberculosis within her family as a motive. The case marks a sharp stance against marriage as a social test.
Local shopkeeper Mrs Dickson announces a sale offering every hat at cost. This banner event aims to clear stock with straightforward pricing and attract bargain shoppers from the surrounding area.
The passage argues that home purchases by residents will make merchants richer and city more prosperous. Higher store profits enable better conditions and more hires, attracting labor-demanding growth and drawing people from neighboring towns to settle here due to the tower’s impact.
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