Lost items and branding marks noted in Locust area
A red cow with white spots branded J X Y on left side BR. L. May 68 Locust referenced. Lost keys reported with instruction to return to the office.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
A red cow with white spots branded J X Y on left side BR. L. May 68 Locust referenced. Lost keys reported with instruction to return to the office.
One or two furnished rooms available in Mrs P C Withers home at 18 East Oak Street. Contact Mrs Withers for details and pricing.
Former Elks lodge suite for lease or rent. Apply at office P O Box 705. Also notice for storage building space at West Prairie and Welch Streets. Humphreys old phone 118 for inquiries.
For sale or trade 25 head of young graded cows and heifers. Address J H Gray Krum. Also offer 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town. Lots, business houses and more land for sale. Phone 183 or see L Fulton.
FOR SALE LOW AND THREE pigs and eight shoots Y M TUR PIN old phone 462 263tfc FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY milk cow 72 South Elm New phone 267 green
For sale some register Duroc Jersey pigs. See S. S. Ball at 2811.
Payment option listed at $800 total with small down and balance like rent. Contact Dr. W. A. Jones for details.
WANTED two men to board with rooms. Apply 62 Pearl Street. ASSISTANT MATRON with boarding house or similar experience preferred. Good salary for qualified woman. Call at Stedgard Halls, or ring old phone 138.
Packing and storing of household goods offered at reasonable prices by John B. Schmitz Furniture Carpets and Undertaking. Both Phones 20 and 278c.
J T Simmons markets a Jersey bull in service at East McKinney Street yard with a broad stock of feedstuffs and country produce. He invites business and provides Old phone 474 and New phone 266 for contact.
Ben Fritz offers duck eggs from imported stock priced at 6 dollars per 13 eggs with special mating options at 4 dollars and utility eggs at 2 dollars. A pen ciled hunters deal lists 13 eggs for 1 dollar. Orders sent by parcels post from P. O. Box 561, Denton.
Peac ock Bros announce the opening of a new restaurant in Lipscomb block offering short orders specialty meals and square meals on Monday with full kitchen equipment and a ready to serve menu.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas with offices over Wilson Hanns and old phone 361. Rentals covered for bouges North South East and West.
A local moving service advertises first class service at reasonable rates with expertise in household moves. The notice cites Les ter Miles and office Lester Sherrod and announces a new phone contact for bookings.
An advertisement for Arabian Toilet Goods lists a new contact number 338-blue and an agent Mrs. A L Alexander at 12 North Elm Street. The brief notice includes a product or service listing with a price 290c.
Skiles Transfer advertises two strong men for moving services. Reliable wagon crew promises careful handling of trunks and stairs without bumps.
An Arkansas mill on S Elm St advertises chopped feedstuffs including chaff bran and other feedstuffs plus best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure offered. Both phones listed.
Come to Will Locknane's wagon yard at East McKinney Street for two top Jersey bulls, one black and one fawn, priced at 1.5150 cash to all. Also selling a nice house and lot on La Lula Street with new phone 850 59.
Henry Welkeruther on East McKinney Street advertises wood work blacksmithing and horseshoeing including tire work and shrinking services.
A terse notice states an experienced seamstress will visit homes and sew by the pay rate. It includes a phone number 4356434 and references to old service code 297 with a secondary mention 426.
Office Kincaid wagon yard West Oak street advertises furniture moving services with freight transfer available. It seeks second hand refrigerators, at least 100 pounds, in good condition. Old phone 1614-38.
A local meat advertisement invites customers to call Ben Sullivan for fresh meat orders with both new and old telephone numbers 29 and 35. Free delivery is offered from the West Side square.
W. E. Botts, graduate veterinarian, relocates to Hancock and Son blacksmith shop at S Elm 81 Lipe comb block. New phone 269, old residence 486, new residence 132.
W. W. Billingsley offers automobile repair services and car hire. Old phone 330 updated to new number 448. Reliable hometown mechanic with accessible contact for repairs and vehicle rental options.
Small classified note offers messenger service with instruction to call 31 and a messenger named W. A. Brashears says he will look after accounts for ten percent of money collected. 172tfc
M. L. Martin A B M OD treats diseases of eye ear nose throat. Provides glasses fitting. Office over Ra ley & Co. déw.
CHAS. SAUNDERS, DENTIST. Office over Long & King after Feb. 1st. Both phon.s. DR. W. A. JONES, DENTIST, West Side Square. W. N. ROWELL, D. D. 8., Of fice over McCray's, south aide square. J. W. FRALIN, DENTIST, SOUTH Side Square, middle of block, up tairs. Denton, Texas.
Piano tuning service offered by H E Starkloff with contact via Schmitz Furniture Store. Mentions price 299p and availability for local customers.
Small ad calls for scavenger work with a provided contact number 307 for applicants. The brief offers no other details about pay location or requirements.
S. A. Bushey offers estimates for high grade center and brick work. Call old phone 579 replaced by new 931 for contact.
M. B. Whitlock & Co complete for L. T. Fox & Co a 7000 square foot, one story brick garage on the Stout Schneer lot near Fulton block. It will house over 100 autos, with glass entrance doors and show windows for new autos. Fireproof design, opening July 40th, ownership by Mrs. M. S. Stout and H. F. Schweer. Repair shop to be overhauled at the old Fox Bros. garage with latest machinery.
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney Co of Toledo promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it cleanses blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price 75 cents a bottle, sold by druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Citizens urged to notify R. Ledbetter of any unenumerated scholastics so they may be added to supplemental state rolls and gain free admission to city schools. This notice stresses inclusion and civic responsibility.
If you are looking for quality price and service that’s us. Phone 7. Turn er Bros. If you want the pest of canned goods it will be to your advantage to phone 8&6. Paschall’s.
Advertises Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, claiming benefits like dissolving gravel and curing diabetes. Promises mail delivery if not sold locally, with a two months' treatment per bottle and testimonials from Texas. Address is Dr. E. W. Ban 2926 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
A narrator and Hezekiah observe a procession of nine gentlemen in silk hats crossing a stile near Aunt Octavia’s estate. Hezekiah identifies the visitors as Cecilia’s editors staying at the Prescott Arms, and the scene blends intrigue with humor as Wiggy’s courtship and Aunt Octavia’s sharp wit unfold.
John O'Brien of New York, heir to over a million dollars, declares he will not return until he has earned success. A nationwide search is ongoing for the ex-Columbia graduate who vanished three years ago and now reportedly works for a railroad.
Gov. William Sulzer of New York rejects a breach of promise suit by a Philadelphia woman calling the suit baseless and a political enemy driven conspiracy.
The Arkansas Democratic Executive Committee after protests by friends of former Congressman Brun Dodge named George W Hayes as the party's gubernatorial nominee from the recent primary.
Palestine July 3 Anderson County voters cast ballots on local option after a hard fought campaign that closed last night.
Austin July 3 A. R. Andrews of Terrell has been named as the third member of the State Fire Insurance Commission.
The Princess Theatre on the North side opened this afternoon with a three reel feature The Mysteries of Souls drawing praise for the program and for improvements including a new cooling system.
A gun club will hold a shoot on Friday July 4 at 3 oclock with special prizes to be awarded. J B Crawford is president and Clifford Witherspoon is secretary. Mrs Dickson's millinery offers a July clearance sale with notable values.
Train times show southbound and northbound departures for Missouri Kansas and Texas routes. Enumerated daily schedules include Nos 29 and 26 a limited and flyer respectively with morning and evening departures, plus express and T&P services and Dallas Branch connections.
Dick Naylor joins the Wichita Falls squad in the Texas Oklahoma league returning to his catcher role. Denton players continue to appear in the league with Dick Naylor and manager Fred Morris of Wichita Falls cited alongside Jerry Naylor for Durant and Arthur Naylor in Ardmore’s outfield plus Stopper Witherspoon at par in Paris.
Notice from L. D. Smith of Selis Fruit offers a nicer carload of watermelons with a possible supply of peaches and plums. The ad invites calls or visits, providing old phone 470 for contact.
John Swartz Studio offers one free cabinet photo to any woman or man aged 75 or older in Denton county through July 10. Promotion details limited to eligible residents at the studio near the post office.
Miss Gertrude McReynolds entertained the Entre Nous Wednesday with Inez Davis Hazel McGinnis and Pauline Davis of Terrell Tables. Mrs Bird won high score and Inez Davis received the guests remembrance. Also noted are marriage licenses for T J Jarrett and Ollie Mae McClurkan Pilot Point and W W Bowen with Lenna Patmon Aubrey and others.
John Swartz, photographer in your town over post office offers one free cabinet photo to every man or woman aged Td years or older living in Denton or Denton County. Offer valid until July 46th.
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