For Rent Two Furnished Upstairs Rooms for Four Men
Advertises two furnished upstairs rooms with good ventilation and excellent table board for four young men. Includes contact by phone ending in 565.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
3
Advertises two furnished upstairs rooms with good ventilation and excellent table board for four young men. Includes contact by phone ending in 565.
A listing advertises a large 110 room house available for sale or rent near the Normal campus. Prospective buyers or tenants are told to contact R. J. Wilson for arrangements and details on the property.
OR SALE ONE 7 ROOM HOUSE on Hickory street one block east of Normal bath and electric lights see W J Simmons at Taylor Hardware No 214 FOR SALE RANGE COOK STOVE in good condition 20 New phone 293 FOR SALE OR RENT Two houses both on car line See T E Berry inc FOR SALE GOOD JERSEY COW fresh in milk See Ed Waggoner at Turner Bros 2901fc WANT TO SELL 26 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 a Jersey milk cow listed at 72 South Elm. Contact via new phone 267-green.
A five room house offered at $800 with a small down payment and balance like rent. See Dr. W. A. Jones at 177tfe for details.
Advertises cash payment for a desirable modern home in Denton with location details up to 3500 dollars. Seeks full address and description with price sent to this office. Attempts to contact J. for inquiry and sale by owner.
Family of six seeks a cottage to rent. King A R Bowen can be reached at Record and Chronicle office after six in the evening.
A. R. McCintie offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office location over Wilgon-Haan's with old phone 61. Service covers rents for houses in all directions North South East and West.
Advertises first class dray service at reasonable rates for household moves. Mentions Les ter and Miles and office Lester and Sherrod with a new phone number.
Two sturdy men are ready to move trunks and heavy items for Briles Transfer, offering safe loading and stepping assistance. They promise careful handling and quick service to prevent any bumping of stairs.
J T Simmons announces yard on East McKinney Street offering groceries and feedstuffs with country produce. Special attention given to service and a Jersey bull in service. Old phone 474, new phone 266.
The ad invites customers to the wagon yard on East McKinney street offering two fine Jersey bulls a black and a fawn colored to view.Season price is 1.50 cash to everybody. A new phone number 850 is listed. Also advertised is a house and lot on Lula street for sale.
Henry Kaltreuther of East McKinney Street offers a range of services including wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking for local customers and teams seeking repairs and custom metal and wood items.
We buy sell and exchange milk cows. Registered Jersey bull in service. McKelvy and Car Baugh advertise wagonyard on McKinney Street. Storage rates offered by John B. Schmitz. Furniture and gas stores. Plain sewing billed as cheapest in town with new phone 434 Red. 2iffe.
Frank Wilkerson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 8 for customers seeking quality cuts.
Peacock Bros announces a new restaurant in Lipscomb block offering quick short orders and square meals on Monday. The facility emphasizes readiness to serve any requested foods with full equipment for diverse menus.
Fragmentary text indicates a freight transfer company with an office on Oak Street and references to vehicles or wagons and possible instructions or notices about services. The readable portion lacks clear events or dates.
A local notice lists updated phone numbers for Yorwood & Hodges at 426 and the old 297 line for sanitary milk and cream services. It also advertises cleaning sewing work at 291 Locust Street with plain sewing at nine cents.
The notice lists Lester and Paschall offering a moving service from a Fox Bros. office with both phone numbers available. It presents a compact classified style for a local readership seeking affordable household relocation help.
Arkansas Mill on S Elm Street advertises chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs with best stove and heater weed. Prompt delivery and full measure available. Both phones listed.
H. E. Starkloff provides expert piano tuning services. Contact via Schmitz Furniture Store for appointments and inquiries.
An advertisement urges readers to call 31 for a quick messenger service and offers accounting handling by W. A. Braseconds at ten percent of money collected. The note is terse and includes a street address fragment.
Dr M L Martin AB MD treats diseases of eye ear nose and throat fits glasses. Office over Railey Co. d&w.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST moves to offices over Long and King after Feb 1. W. N. ROWELL DDS maintains an office over McCray's on the south side square.
Old phone 579 announced new phone 31 for high grade cemtera and brick work. The ad invites readers to call for estimates and quotes on cement and brick projects.
A man wins a dollar at craps and visits a fortune teller. She reads his palm with the dollar, claims he loves music and chicken, has won at craps, and has been in jail. He exclaims that she can read his inmost thoughts.
Favorite verses and a scripture lesson from Hosea 14 1 9 presented by Lou Ledbetter with scope on Hosea character. Miss Susan Cobb and Miss Hann cover Malachi and Isaiah prophecies with fulfillment insights. A D Rogers leads the session with member talks on favorite verses and Christ at the center.
Damaged corn marketed as suitable feed for chickens and hogs sold at 35 cents per bushel at Alliance Mill with purchaser providing sacks.
Kumon Takao ka, a professor at Tohoku Imperial University in Sapporo, writes to the College of Industrial Arts seeking their catalogue and publications to study agricultural education. The piece ends by noting that readers can get South Texas comb honey at Turner Bros.
Advertises quick farm land loans from Ward Harrison Loan Co of Fort Worth Texas. Claims to be one of the strongest lenders in Texas and urges farmers to see the author promptly for a fast loan.
A listing of Sunday school times and worship services for multiple churches. First Presbyterian Westminster Cumberland Central Christ First Baptist First Methodist South First Christian and others note pastors, superintendents, and evening sermon topics including Inconsistency and The Elder Brother Case of His Temper with Prodigal Case of Homesickness.
A Denton gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs E Cocanougher featured Bunco and 42 on the lawn lit by Japanese lanterns. Miss Jessie Freeman and Colonel Rayzor won the prize, Miss Elsie Beck and Earl Mann the booby, with readings by Miss Rita Wilkerson and refreshments for numerous local youths and guests.
Mrs Eula Mae Reid of Hines Alabama testifies Cardui eased her ills including fatigue headaches and digestive trouble. The ad touts Cardui as a half century success with letters from users and invites readers to obtain a bottle and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance.
The B Y P U program centers on Jeroboam with Lottie Brashears leading the subject and Exod 20:3-17 as scripture. Alice Hickson presents the division of the kingdom while Ava Fitzger ald covers Jeroboam’s early life. Florence Davis discusses the revolt of the ten tribes and George Strong explains Jeroboam’s religious policy.
The First Christian Sunday School in McKinney leads the Denton school by thirty as the quadrennular attendance contest narrows to two Sundays. Denton trails 1308 to 1338 with Lampasas and Durant dwindling. Durant has dropped out. Lampasas remains but unlikely to catch the leaders.
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