Wanted to Buy Vendor's Lien Notes in Denton Texas
A notice seeks to purchase good vendor's lien notes valued between 10000 and 15069 dollars. No junk notes accepted. Respond to Box 1 in Denton Texas.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
3
A notice seeks to purchase good vendor's lien notes valued between 10000 and 15069 dollars. No junk notes accepted. Respond to Box 1 in Denton Texas.
For sale a rubber tired survey vehicle without top offered for cash. Contact J. F. Harves at 56 Lula Street, New phone 27, and see Vrow Wright to arrange. Prompt cash sale expected.
J W Fralan dentist located at South Square Denton Texas with mid block offices. W R Rowell dentist office over McCrays on the south side square and a sanitary milk and cream service listed with Reynolds Hodges and a new phone 426.
Sunnydale reports school closure on Friday for hay days. Rev I V Stines wraps up doctrinal sermons at C P church Thursday night. Mrs J E Elrod travels to Wenton. Rev R L Rogers from Pilot Point attends Sunday night service. Roy Baker of Argyle visits. Harve Henry and wife welcome a new child in Missouri. Miss Lucile Dobbins recovers from finger injury.
Cleon Peterman of Celina wed Miss Eunice Saling, a Zion teacher, after buying a marriage license in the County Clerk’s office and completing the ceremony with Judge Hosking. The couple returned to the institute meeting and the bride finished the day there.
A list of marriage notices shows A A Fawin wed Clara Calvert at Lewisville and Cleve Riddle with Thelma Leverett at Justin, with several other couples named including Lionel Brune and Oma Keen at Tioga and John H. Warren with Dovie Lasater at Aubrey. The notice ends with an unrelated ad for Bob West’s salted peanuts.
Notice from multiple rail lines dated November 9, 1912, requests passage of a law to authorize long term leases and possible purchases by The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas of various Texas Central and associated lines. It lists routes from Waco to Rotan, Wichita Falls to the state line, and other connections, with powers to extend, contract, and exchange stock or bonds under Texas Rail Commission oversight. The signatories include C. E. Schaff and William Carlisle.
A collection of child wish lists requesting toys and gifts for Christmas. Each entry names children and their desired items such as dolls, trains, furniture sets, toy firearms, bicycles, clothes, candies, nuts, fruit, and other small gifts, with addresses in Garland, Bolivar, Lewisville, and surrounding areas.
A 50 cent bottle promises to restore natural hair color quickly after a single application. The remedy claims to reduce gray hair, remove dandruff, promote growth, and leave the scalp clean and safe with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a fair trial.
A letter from Pete Hogan asks for Christmas nuts candy and apples and a heartful holiday greeting to Tom Hogan. The note expresses warm wishes and requests items for the season.
Denton Traction Co announces street car service will start tomorrow at 5 40 AM for early trains. R J Wilson president signs the notice for patrons in this campus area.
Fresh fruit cake supplies offered by Turner Bros with delivery today. Two phone numbers provided for ordering.
Miss Bertha Worley visited Pilot Point. Joe Davidson and family bought a farm in New Hope and moved there. Mr. Rogers and family moved to Pilot Point. Silas Taylor purchased the Herron place and moved in. Local youths plan a Christmas tree program. School closed for holidays until after Christmas.
Turner Bros promotes a fresh line of nuts fruits cherries and all ingredients needed for fruit cake with an invitation to call for orders. Phones 7.
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