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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 A F and A M announces fellow craft degrees on Friday night and a master's degree on Saturday night. Officers P LipscombW M and R H Evers Secretary.
Found in my pasture a small bay mule about 414 hands high with an S brand on the left hip and the right ear cut. Owner can reclaim by paying fees for this notice and his keep. Fred Hopkins.
Rent available for four young men with two furnished upstairs rooms and good ventilation. Includes excellent table board and phone access, contact old 565.
Classified ad notes a 10 room house available for sale or rent near the Normal campus and directs inquiries to HK J. Wilson.
Property listing advertises a seven room house on Hickory street one block east of Normal with bath and electric lights. Contact W. J. Simmons at Taylor Hardware Co for details.
Public sale advertisement offers a range cook stove in 2064 condition for $20.00. New phone number listed as 300 and 293 cents appears as additional contact or price notation.
Two houses available on the car line listed through T. E. Berry. For sale or rent options noted with contact.
FOR SALE GOOD JERSEY COW fresh in milk See Ed Waggoner at Turner Bros 290tfc Eagle. FOR SALE TWENTY-FIVE HEAD of graded Jersey cattle located 2 1 2 miles west of Krum J H Gray 6th itw.
Advertises 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town for sale plus additional lots and business houses and lots. Contact phone number 183 or visit L Fulton for details.
For sale a Jersey milk cow described as fresh. Advertised from 72 South Elm with a new phone number listing 267 and the word green.
Small down payment allows purchase of a five room house for 800 dollars with balance payable like rent. See Dr. W A Jones at 177tfe for details.
Cash buyer seeks a well located desirable modern home in Denton at a price up to 3500 dollars. Payment will be in cash. Send address full description and price to J care this office. 3tp
Family of six seeks a cottage for rent. Apply to King A. R. Bowen at the Record and Chronicle office in the evenings after six.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. The listing notes an office over Wilson-Hann's in Denton with old phone number 361 and rents houses to the north south east and west.
The notice promotes a first class drayage business offering household moving at reasonable rates. It lists Les ter Miles and office Lester & Sherrod, with a new phone contact.
Two strong men offered by Skiles Transfer to move trunks, promising careful handling and no bumping down stairs. local service ad stressing reliable loading and transportation assistance.
J T Simmons advertises at the McKelvy Wagon Yard on East McKinney Street offering a Jersey bull in service groceries feedstuffs and country produce. Contact phones listed as Queensland 474 and new 266 for business inquiries.
Announcement advertises two high quality Jersey bulls one black and one fawn for sale at Locknane’s wagon yard on Fast McKinney street with a season price of $1.50 cash. Also lists a house and lot for sale on Lula street with new phone number 350.
Henry Kaltreuther of East McKinney Street offers a range of services including wood working blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking for local customers.
Milk cows bought sold and exchanged. Registered Jersey bull in service. McKelvy and Car Baugh McKinney Street Wagonyard. 263th storage of household goods by John Bb Schmitz. Furniture and gas stores. Plain sewing cheap in town satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Wilkerson Meat Market old phone 242 new phone 83. Fresh and tender meats.
The notice announces a newly opened PEACOCK BROS restaurant in Lipscomb block offering short orders and square meals on Monday with a well equipped menu to satisfy any demand.
Local ad promotes Apherh meat with two phone numbers for orders. Delivery offered from West Side Square area.
Sanitary milk and cream inquiries urged portwood hodges contact portwood hodges for sanitary milk and cream new phone 426 614 hone 297 also wanted plain sewing at 8 and 9 North Locust Street with a 291 cent reference to the ad.
Lester and Paschall advertise closing service at reasonable rates for household moves and relocate from Fox Brees with both phones available.
Feed staples including chops bran corn hay offered with prompt delivery and full measurements. Stover wood for stove and heater also available. Contact Arkansas Mill at S Elm and J streets by phone.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence old phone 486 new 132.
A brief, informal notice mentions calling 31 for a messenger service and references WA Brashears. It also notes an arrangement to look after accounts for ten percent of money collected.
M. L. Martin M D treats diseases of eye ear nose and throat. Fitting glasses at office over Ra ley Co. digitized and listed for patient referrals in the local medical directory.
Charls Saunders, dentist, moves office to the second floor above Long and King after February 1. Both phones listed.
Dr W A Jones dentist located at West Side Square and W N Rowell D D S office over McCrays on the south side square listed in this community directory.
J W Fralin dentist located at South Side Square middle of block up stairs in Denton Texas public notice.
Help wanted for scavenger work. call No 307 to arrange employment.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete walks at fair prices and invites estimates.
Old phone 579 to 931 advertise high grade center work and brick work. See S A Bushey to get an estimate for the project.
July heat grips Sanger as farmers finish cotton hoeing. Church gathering at the Presbyterian with Rev. Baker preaching. Visitors include Miss Hobbs from Krum and Miss Audrey Dunn from Denton. Several locals travel to Missouri and Montana while others visit relatives in nearby towns.
The report notes Defiance wheat at 43 bushels 10 pounds per acre, Kharkof near 40, and other wheats over 35 on the trial plots. Mediterranean used for comparison, with drought and pests affecting some crops. Oats and other grains show mixed results, with Emmer, spelt promising and seed supply strained.
Denton County residents urged support for Senate J. R. No. 18 arguing it preserves educational diversity across North Texas South Texas West Texas and Southeast Texas. They claim the amendment limits bond issuance to specified funds and protects university and normal schools from being crowded out by the University of Texas.
Public notice in Denton County announces a citation by publication for the unknown heirs of A M Feltus deceased and others in a 1913 land dispute. The filing names American Investment Co of Emmetsburg Iowa as a defendant and seeks restitution of land in Denton County plus removal of title clouds. The case No. 5706 targets a 166 acre tract eleven miles southwest of Denton with dates set for August 25 1913 return.
Two acetylene gas machines a 30 light and a 150 light for sale in Denton Texas. Call or write H Garrison. Also notice urging parents whose children transferred from a former school district to this district to contact County Superintendent J J Mygook before August 1 to complete the transfer.
Our city improves when residents choose to spend at home and keep wealth local. Every dollar kept locally supports welfare and community growth, reinforcing a shared duty to invest in what we live and work in.
An advertisement addressed to Denton County voters lists FE. F. HILL as Chairman and a cadre of local officials including J. P. Blount S. M. Bradley I. D. Ferguson W. E. Smoot Lee Zumwalt J. J. McCook Sullivan a McReynolds Ik Whayne Robertson John A. Hann W. R. Allen J. M. Pickel J. M. Jones urging civic engagement and participation in local affairs.
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