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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
3
Small brown coin purse with papers and about five cents lost with papers. Reward offered for return to this office. A Ladies’ small gold watch and chain with a “B” on the front and a bird picture on the back is lost with liberal reward for Mrs. George Kincaid. Also a bunch of keys lost. return to this office.
FOR SALE OR RENT Two houses both on car line See T. E. Berry inc FOR SALE 25 head of young treated cows and heifers Address J H Gray Krum 283 2twe Want to Sell 20 Acres with improvements one half mile north of town Also lots to sell Also business houses and lots to sell Phone 183 or see L Fulton
For sale items include two pigs and eight shoots offered by Y. M. Turpin. Contact phone 462.
Cottage ad from 72 South Elm lists a fresh Jersey milk cow for sale and a contact number 267-green.
For sale is a lot of registered Duroc Jersey pigs listed by S. S. Ball at 281c. Readable details indicate breed and contact for prospect buyers.
Payment terms include $800 total price with a small down payment and rest to be paid like rent. Inquiries directed to Dr. W. A. Jones.
Help wanted for a woman with boarding house experience or similar duties. Good salary for qualified applicant. Inquire at Stoddard Hall or call old phone 138.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B Schmitz offering furniture and gas stoves storage services.
Notice from J. T. Simmons on East McKinney Street promoting a registered Jersey bull in service. Also advertises groceries and feedstuffs with emphasis on country produce and invites business. old phone 474, new phone 266.
Ben Fritz advertises imported stock eggs at $6 per 13 with $4 special mating and $2 utility. Pen ciled hunters offer 13 eggs for $1. Orders by parcel post. contact P O Box 561 Denton.
Lipscomb neighborhood welcomes Peacock Bros new restaurant offering short orders and square meals with Monday specials as a primary draw. Local patrons can expect varied menu options and ready service from the newly opened eatery.
A. R. McGintie advertises rental options with offices over Wilson Hanns and old phone 8361. Listings include houses for rent across the north south east and west Texas and furnished rooms for rent.
An archived advert promotes first class drayage and household moving services by Les ter Miles and Lester Sherrod with a new phone contact. The note emphasizes reasonable rates and specialty in household relocations.
Advertisement lists new phone 338 blue for Arabian Toilet Goods and provides Mrs A L Alexander address at 12 North Elm Street with notice 290c.
Two strong men available from Skiles Transfer to move trunks and baggage. They promise careful handling and quick service up and down stairs.
When you want a good piece of fresh meat call Ben Sullivan at New phone 29 or Old phone 385. Free delivery on the West side square.
The ad offers two top Jersey bulls a black and a fawn colored one for sale at season price of $1.50 cash to all. Also lists a house and lot on Laia Street for sale and provides a new phone number 360.
Henry Kaltreuther of East McKinney offers diverse craft work including woodwork, horseshoeing, blacksmithing, and metal shrinking services for local clientele.
A terse classified note offers home sewing by an experienced seamstress. The ad mentions work at customers' homes using a red contact method and provides a new phone for inquiries.
Advertisement for sanitary milk and cream services invites contact with Portwood and Hodges. It lists new phone 426 and old phone 297. The notice promotes buying selling and exchanging milk cows and a registered Jersey bull in service from McKelvy and Carr Baugh at McKinney Street Wagonyard, 263th.
Local drayage business advertises affordable rates for household moving. Lester and Paschall operate from Fox Bros, with both phones listed.
Classified note offers a second hand refrigerator of at least 100 pounds in good condition and buys junk items for cash including beer bottles and tires. J. A. Stroud at 25 E Sycamore and freight transfer services at Office Kincaid wagon yard West Oak street advertise moving and drag line services with special attention.
Chops Bran Corn Hay and other feedstuffs offered with best stove and heater wooed. Prompt delivery and full measure. ARKANSAS MILL located on S. Kim Street with both phones listed.
W E Botts veterinary practice moves to Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New number 269 for residence, old number 486 replaced by 132.
Don’t forget to call 31 for quick messenger service. W A Brashears offers to look after accounts for ten percent of money collected.
Dr W A Jones operates at West Side Square and W N Rowell D D S runs an office over McCray's on the south side square providing dental services.
J. W. Fralin announces dentistry services from South Side Square in the middle block upstairs in Denton Texas.
J M Gurley promotes first class cement work at fair prices and invites potential customers to request estimates.
Old phone number listed as 579 and new number 931. Advertisement asks to see S. A. Bushey for high grade centers and brick work and to provide an estimate for the project.
The Harrison Company drew a full house Friday night with The Black Hawk Mine though the production was only fair to middling in quality. About 100 to 150 patrons were turned away at the start of act one as seats filled, and the evening announced a forthcoming four act comedy drama Her Cowboy Suitor set in New York.
The Princess played to a crowded house for three Friday night shows with excellent films. The theatre was cool and an extra aisle allowed quicker emptying for the next crowd in about half the usual time.
The Airdome drew large crowds Friday night for a feature film and several additional pictures. Mr Berry maintains the usual high standard of his films, and attendees were orderly and quiet throughout the show.
A concise sales note proclaims the Turner Bros deliver more than products, emphasizing reliable service and prompt fulfillment as its core identity.
Broad medical claim for Texas Wonder by Dr. E. W. Hall promises cure of kidney and bladder issues in men and women, plus children's bladder regulation. Claims include dissolving gravel and curing diabetes and rheumatism, with mail order option and 1 cent price for sample offer.
A light hearted Gem comedy Airdome show titled Aunt Betys Revenge promises hearty laughs. The plot centers on a clever heroine gathering evidence in humorous fashion, entertaining with a tornado of humor.
Postmaster Banks Noel assumes duties as retiring postmaster W. B. Carson shifts to furniture and undertaking work. A fight near the Drake farm left Moncrief seriously wounded. John Drake bonded for 250. Local obituaries note Grace Wallace and a Hensley child burial. Pilot Point defeated Tioga 5 to 4 in a game. L. Jarrell and Mae McClurkan wed.
Col Hughes will personally conduct the excursion from Fort Worth to Fowlerton Texas leaving after a lecture to a large crowd at the Princess Theatre on Saturday. The ad promises a land of cheap prices and crop success inviting readers to trade items through J H McAnear at the City Hotel in Denton Texas.
The ad states a fruit seller offers watermelons peaches and plums. Call or visit with the old phone 470. L. D. Smith invites inquiries and nearby buyers to purchase fruit today.
Lewisville citizens press Dallas County for rehabilitation of roads through the Denton creek bottom, between Lewisville and Dallas. W. D. Milliken is in Dallas at a sanitarium for treatment of kidney trouble. Lewisville academy is classified by Superintendent Bralley as a high school of the first class.
The ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge to expel worms and restore health in children. It cites symptoms such as tossing, grinding teeth, crying in sleep, thirst, stomach pain, feverishness, and bad breath. A testimonial from Mrs. J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois praises the product. Available at all druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
The July clearance sale offers great values on millinery at Mrs. Dickson's millinery parlors with a display of hats and accessories for customers.
Money value offer with 6 photos for 50c and 12 postcards for $1.00. Free photo for youths 75 years and under, additional note from John Swartz Studio located over the post office. W and D.
Unusually strong shooting at the Denton Gun Club meet in Hiland Park Friday afternoon saw top marks by J. J. McCook with 42, John Ashby 40, Bob Anderson 39, George Moore 55 across three frames, and Dr. Crawford 24 in a single frame. Other notable scores included Priestley Lipscomb 49 across three frames and a range of 13 to 21 in listed frames.
Advert says Dr Hobson's Eezema Ointment heals skin eruptions itching burning and scales instantly with a soothing antiseptic. Dr. Alleman of Littletown Pa reports cure in two weeks and a money back guarantee. Available from druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Soc
If you want the best of canned goods, it will be to your advantage to phone G. Paschall's.
A July clearance sale at Mrs Dickson's promises large savings on millinery. Local shoppers are urged to visit and take advantage of reduced prices on hats and headwear.
B. L. Winchell, formerly president of the Frisco railroad and later a receiver, resigned yesterday and was appointed traffic director of the Union Pacific today in New York.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York declares Dr King’s New Life Pills the King of all laxatives. The ad claims relief for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia and urges readers to buy a box at 23 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co.
Decatur report says a 2 year old girl, child of Reverend W. S. Hand, died from an accidental rifle discharge held by her 6 year old brother. Local tragedy noted in July 5 dispatch.
Phones and Paschall's Grocery advertise fresh stock and invite customers to start a July account to experience their service and satisfaction with a focus on consistent quality.
Millinery shop Mrs Joza Dickson hosts a July clearing sale featuring hats and accessories from Wilson Hann Co. The event highlights reduced prices and stock clearance through the month.
Ernest R. Mitchell district deputy of the Texas Woodmen of the World will spend four to five months directing a county wide membership drive. A special dispensation for new members has been granted to each lodge, and a large increase is anticipated. Mitchell recently completed a ten month campaign across several counties and hopes to surpass that effort in Denton county.
A 620 acre survey covering undivided half interests in blocks 2 3 and 4 in Jasper addition Denton TX as shown in Book 76 page 58 Deed Records Denton County was levied on the defendant E L Hopkins to satisfy a judgment of 501 77 with costs The seizure was ordered by Sheriff CORR and Deputy Pat Stugnen with the date noted as July 3 1942.
Rain delayed threshing but crews restart Friday and Saturday with more work planned Monday. About one third of the county crop is threshed, and a dry spell of weeks could finish the harvest. Regular crews report ready to work when men are available.
Notice of sale under a deed of trust to J. C. Coit trustee for Exchange National Bank of Denton on Lot 18 Block 3 North Side Addition Denton to satisfy notes due 1941 1940 and 1912 with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees. Also public notice of final account for Tom Lovell estate and a sheriff sale of E L Hopkins property and other land tracts in Denton County to clear title and establish claims.
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