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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
3
Lost gold mounted parasol with wear noted. return to Harriett Robertson at Hooper's, urging ownership confirmation and reward. Recovery sought via Howard for contact.
Two furnished rooms for rent in a well ventilated house with excellent table board. Phone option 565.
Advertisement briefs a 10 room house for sale or rent near Normal campus. Contact J. Wilson for details.
Lease notice for a suite of rooms previously used by Ellis lodge. Contact F. 0. Box 706 or apply at this office.
For sale range stove in good condition priced at 20 dollars. New phone number 300. 293. For sale or rent two houses on a car line via T. E. Berry, Inc. Also want to sell 20 acres with improvements half a mile north of town plus lots, business houses, and more. Call 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.
Real estate ad notes a five room house for $800 with a small down payment and balance due like rent. Contact Dr. W. A. Jones for details.
Advertisements seek solicitors for photo coupons with good pay for John Swartz near the post office. A widow or girl is wanted to care for two children daytime ages 4 and 7, box 436 City. A copy of Record and Chronicle from Monday July 7th is requested. A cottage rental is sought by King A R Bowen at the Record and Chronicle office after six.
A R McGintire advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns with old phone 361. Rents houses in all city directions North South East and West.
An old classifieds note promotes a first class dray business offering household moving services at reasonable rates. It lists Les ter Miles and office Lester Sherrod with a new phone contact.
An advertisement for Arabian Toilet Goods promotes a new contact phone 338 blue and lists Mrs. A. L. Alexander at 12 North Elm Street as the contact. The fragment also includes the number 290c.
Two strong men are ready to haul trunks to the wagon and move them down stairs safely. Skiles Transfer promises careful handling and reliable service for local moves.
Advertisement for J. T. Simmons promoting the McKelvy Wagon yard on East McKinney Street. It offers groceries and animal feed, with special attention to country produce and mentions a registered Jersey bull in service. Contacts listed as Old phone 474 and New phone 266.
Notice in East McKinney street wagon yard invites buyers to inspect two top Jersey bulls, a black and a fawn colored one, with season price set at 1.50 cash to all. A new phone costs 50, and a house and lot on Lula street is also available.
Freight Transfer Co advertises furniture moves with special attention to drag line items. Office at Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. both phones available.
Henry Kaltreuther on East McKinney Street offers a range of services including timber work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking for local customers.
An ad from McKelvy and Car Baugh of McKinney offers dairy cattle services including a registered Jersey bull in service. The wagonyard listing appears with contact details and a 263tfc tag.
The notice promotes storage of household goods at reasonable rates by John B. Schmitz and mentions furniture and gas stoves as items handled.
Plain sewing done, cheapest in town, satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Wilkerson Meat Market promotes fresh and tender meats with new and old phone numbers listed for contact.
Macock Bros announces a new restaurant in a Limb block offering all you want to eat with short orders and square meals starting Monday. the note confirms full equipment and service.
Porwood and Hodges operate Ganery Milk and Cream offering dairy products. Local ad notes fresh milk cream and butter availability. Consumers are urged to visit the shop for daily dairy lines and prices.
Close service at reasonable rates with Lester & Paschall offering household moving as a specialty. Office Fox Bros. Both phones. Also提供 CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs along with best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure at Arkansas Mill S Elm St with both phones.
W. W. Billin gfery advertises auto repairs and hires autos with a contact phone 330. New phone 448. Automobile repair services offered by the firm.
Phome Schmitz Furniture Store advertises expert piano tuning services by H E Starkloff. The notice highlights professional instrument care and tuning availability at the shop location with emphasis on quality work for pianos.
W. E. Botts graduate veterinarian operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence, old 486, new 132.
An ad urges readers to call 31 for a Messenger service run by W A Brashears promising to manage accounts and take a ten percent commission on money collected. The notice is terse and directed at individuals needing collection help.
M. L. Martin, A. B. M. D., treats diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Office over Ra Ley & Co, Daw.
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., office over McCray's, south side square. J W FRALIN, DENTIST, SOUTH Side Square, middle of block, up etaira. Denton, Texas.
A generic notice invites individuals to call 307 for scavenger work opportunities. No dates or names provided.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete walks at right price and invites estimates.
Old phone 579 to new number 931 for high grade brick and center work estimates. Call S A Bushey for appraisal and project planning services.
University of Texas Captain Herb Moore selects three Denton players for the All-Texas baseball team. Jerry Fowler named left fielder and praised for power and fielding. Charles Francis chosen as utility man for versatility. Clark Brown named pinch-hitter with over 400 batting average in limited games.
A Denton Texas notice advertises a July 22 excursion to Fowlerton LaSalle County offering groups of fourteen or more a $16 price with a special car and free berths. It touts crops and irrigation advantages, promising net profits per acre and January alfalfa, plus nearby land at 35 dollars per acre with easy payments and renter terms.
Damaged corn suitable for poultry and hog feed offered at Alliance Mill for 35 cents per bushel. Purchaser provides sacks. Limited to usable stock, conditions noted by mill. Sale emphasizes feed use for chickens and hogs with no outside premium mentioned.
Readers scan each day’s ags to spot items offered below typical market, finding value in deals that beat elsewhere. The practice draws attention for its speed and the satisfaction of snagging cut rates on desirable goods.
Promises to treat kidney and bladder troubles for men and women and regulate child urinary issues. Claims grav el dissolution and diabetes cure with a two months course. Offers mail order for 1 cent and a 2 month supply.
The City Federation gathered Monday afternoon at five. Ward and square committee reports showed generally poor conditions in wards and square areas. Health officials cited numerous vacant lots and weed problems as sources of filth and mosquito harborage.
Lawrence Wood sustained a knee wound requiring four stitches after a fall while alighting a train. Denton attorneys Hill Bottorff Huffman Jackson and Key attended Justice Precinct Court where four civil cases were continued. Ira Miller, four, burned herself when boiling vegetables spilled on her head and shoulders. A dog presumed mad was killed. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. J H Allen on July 7.
The Lewisville Enterprise column lauds the Boosters 16 mile trip with praise for Rev W R McCarter and the Parrington band led by the Farrington brothers. Marriages include Will Hollers and Lula May Dorris. Junior B Y P U and choir entertained with a July Fourth social. Estate settlement of R Meee and travel notes follow.
The Courier notes an average of two hundred wagon loads of wheat and oats weighed daily in Sanger. New brick business houses near completion. Mr and Mrs Obe Wilkes of Cooper Texas return to Sanger to reside. Miss Lois Pack and three brothers head to Arkansas then Plainview. Mrs Jim McBride recovering from three weeks illness. The Bates child recovering from typhoid fever.
Mrs Sorrell improves after illness. Quarterly Conference at M E church Saturday with a protracted meeting starting Sunday the 20th. Little Neitha Richey leaves hospital for home west of Denton after scarlet fever. Visitors include M B Huey and Jim Shultz from Longview to A W Martin family and Miss Annie Young. Mayme Brashear Garza visits brother Will Sollier. Mrs J G Payne visits daughter Mrs C L Richey in West Denton.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for unsightly face spots and skin eruptions. It claims instant relief from itching burning or scaly skin and notes doctors use it in practice. A testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa says eczema on his forehead cleared in two weeks.
Proponents of S J R No 1% plan a final rally here Friday night with Hon. Alvin C Owsley and Thos G Milliken scheduled to speak in favor. The amendment, to be voted on Saturday, draws invitations to residents across the county to attend.
Dr King s New Life Pills advertised as a remedy for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls them the King of all laxatives and says his family uses them. Box price 25c recommended by J F Raley Co. Corn damaged by fire or water sold as fine feed for chickens and hogs at 35c furnishing sacks.
The State of Texas Denton County Justice Precinct No 4 issues a sale by constable of real estate to satisfy a 1913 judgment against T B Bullard. Parcels include 65 acres in the M Forest survey southerly part of lot 5 block A in Denton County. Sale at Denton Court House on first Tuesday in August 1913 between 10 am and 4 pm.
Public notice in Denton County Texas calling Will Williams and R F Beck to appear in district court. The document details a partition suit over land with various co owners and a separate divorce petition alleging abuse and lack of support. Citations demand weekly newspaper publication and court appearances in August 1913.
A customer jokes about a suit returned from Denton Tailoring Co and praises its fresh look after cleaning and pressing. The article notes steam pressing disinfects, removes odors, and lifts fabric nap, inviting a trial at Queensland phone 47.
State of Texas to Denton county officials. Executor B F Paschall seeks final settlement and discharge in the estate of Addie Fay deceased. Court proceedings begin July 21, 1913, at the county courthouse in Denton city. Publication to notify all interested parties per Texas law.
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