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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1912
Page
3
A mixed Denton Texas classified page lists items for sale including a boar pig farm land for sale or trade near Denton, farm exchanges, post oak wood, worn household goods, and help wanted. It also notes lost and found notices, rental offers, and local services with names such as George P. Elbert Walter Doyle Haskell County and P. T Taylor Dairy.
A. R. McGintle offers furnished rooms and houses for rent in Denton. Options include north south east and west locations with an office available one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Sublett and Son and Frank Wilkinson advertise at West Oak Street and S Elm Street with old and new phone numbers 212 and 14. The copy promotes fine meats and tender cuts available to customers.
A historical note describes a blacksmith shop named The Reliable located on N Oreet Street. It highlights their specialization in shoeing and bogey work for horses and wagons.
An inviting note from 20 Berets Barber SioP West asks readers to join the growing list of pleased customers. The message emphasizes satisfaction and community patronage.
Auto for hire listing for W W Bullingsley with contact numbers Old phone 330 and New 148 offering vehicle rental services.
Moreman and Luster advertise a city livery stable on West Rickory Street offering good horses stylish rigs and ample feed. They list contact as THE CITY LIVERY STABLE with phone number 62 and note new stock at their barn.
Elm Street business promotes feed and fodder items including chops bran corn hay with delivery and full measure. Markets stove and neater wood. Contact via both phones for prompt service.
Dr W E Botts, veterinarian and veterinary surgeon, maintains office at Johnson Bros barn on West Hickory Street with two contact phones listed 123 and 298 blue for old and new lines.
Concrete sidewalks and brick work offered at reasonable prices. J. M. Gurley and S. A. Bushey advertise first class walks and fair rates. Contact for estimates and plan details.
A local ad invites draymen and households needing moving services to call Brownlow & Strickland. The notice mentions a new phone 134 and old phone 45, with office located first year east Exchange National Bank.
H. M Morrison proprietor announces Dial service with new phone 34 and old 70 numbers for calls anywhere in the city. Trunks and baggage handled from the Lips comb building.
A brief classified style notice for dravage supplies from W. H. Parks, proprietor. The ad offers a line for new floats and related items via phone contact 342.
Dr V A Jones dentist operated at West Side Square serving patients with quick messenger service through Hamilton Yeatts office. Brashears manager listed for the service calls.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for headache biliousness sluggish liver and bowels and sick stomach. It promises quick results and a pleasant mood with a 10 cent box labeled as health and happiness for months. It urges daily use for adults and gentle cleansing for children.
Child prodigy on violin, Fritz Huttmann studied in Europe and the United States, earning acclaim as a leading tenor. He created the title role in The Crusaders with Andrews Opera Company, toured with Innes and his band, starred in Parsifal, and sang across Berlin, Vienna, Nuremberg, and Mexico. He appears with Le Brun Grand Opera at the N. T. S. N. Lyceum on Saturday night Jan 20.
A list of multiple Toledo churches with service times and pastors includes Church of Christ at Pearl and Holivar, Central Presbyterian with E D Criddle, First Presbyterian with F L McFadden, Westminster League, First Methodist South with C T Cooper, First Christian pastor A D Rogers, and First Baptist pastor M T Andrews. Community notices mention Sunday school times, junior and senior leagues, and Wednesday prayer meetings. Also included is a legal notice from Hall's Catarrh Cure manufacturer F J Cheney Co. with sworn affidavit and marketing claims.
Phone note records an ideal restaurant plan and a Majestic theater update. Attractions this week included acrobatic feats and vaudeville acts praised by patrons with a promise of a good program tonight. Yesterday’s show received high marks for its entertainment value.
A Mobile letter from Mrs. Sigurd Hansen recalls seven years of womanly trouble and relief after Cardus. She reports a better appetite, improved sleep, and a doctor noting her improvement. The ad claims Cardus acts on the womanly constitution and has long been used by women.
Two readers from Tipton Indiana and Toledo Ohio report dramatic improvements after using Peruna. Mrs Della May Samuels says eight bottles cured years of systemic catarrh and helps when husband or either catches cold. Mrs Wilson Robinson notes weight gain better digestion and renewed energy with her condition improving in two months. A 1912 Peruna Almanac is offered free by the company through druggists.
Public notices command sheriffs to publish citations in Denton County Texas for two cases No. 5481 and 5482. Plaintiffs Ora Oldham and Sallie Johnson seek partition and divorce respectively, listing land details, co ownership shares, and requested judgments plus court dates set for February 19, 1912.
Denton County Texas issues a summons to the unknown heirs of West ley Pogug and related parties as part of an estate process. The document calls the sheriff or any constable to serve the notice in Denton County.
Plaintiff William Ford sues to quiet title to 81 acres part of the Westley Pogue and John Carter surveys in Denton County Texas. The complaint names numerous unknown heirs of multiple heirs and decedents as defendants, alleges loss and destruction of key deeds, and seeks dismissal of clouds, restitution of the land, damages, and costs in the next regular term of the district court.
Publication summons issued in Benton County for Arthur Beaver and C B Jernigan. Court action requires appearance to respond to cited matter with deadlines and filing requirements set by the public notice.
Public notice of a foreclosure suit No. 5447 in Denton County District Court by Gordon Elmore against Arthur Beaver and C B Jernigan. It requires publication weekly for eight weeks and cites debt, interest, attorney fees, and lien on land in Pilot Point with sale under order and possession within 30 days after sale.
An old advertisement invites readers to write to Mrs. M Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for access to women in their locality offering unspecified treatments. The message promises strong and robust results and urges immediate response with the offer possibly not repeating.
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