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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
2
Postmaster General announces new parcel post rates and service changes take effect August 15 despite criticism from a senator and strong railroad opposition. The Burleson 10 area readers will see revised classifications and delivery times.
Burleson says new parcel post rates and package size increases take effect August 45 after swift orders. FCC chairman Clark defends the move, stating Burleson has legal authority to implement the changes despite senatorial criticism.
Associated Press reports Senator Works resumed his tariff address in Washington and attacked the free sugar item. The Senate planned to take up the bill section by section after his remarks.
Democratic members of the investigating committee said they would include Martin Mulhall story in the records with minimal cross examination. The statement signals a restrained approach as Mulhall testifies on activities before the panel in Washington.
Damaged corn remains suitable as feed for chickens and hogs and is selling at 40 cents per bushel at Alliance Mill. Purchasers must furnish their own sacks.
A new supply of Diction Aries arrives at the record and Chronicle office, ready for distribution. Staff anticipate steady demand as researchers and readers seek the updated lexicon.
Denton high school senior to join Annapolis Naval Academy in Maryland after his 1913-14 term. Spikes, football standout and son of Mrs. Hattie Spikes, receives a four year program with a 50 monthly stipend and a four year navy service obligation post graduation.
Denton readers report relief from backache after using Dean's Kidney Pills from J. F. Raley & Co. Drug Store. Testimony from F. F. Rains of Hickory Street backs the remedy and urges public trust. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milling Co. of Buffalo distributes as United States agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Greenville Chamber of Commerce signals confidence in proceeding with the East Line construction. Officials state there is no doubt the project will move forward, regardless of proposed penalties in a compromise.
Denton Chamber of Commerce board met with Alvin Owsley and others to discuss a proposed Katy suit compromise, Denton extension inclusion, a Dallas College site, and resignation of J Henry Phillips. They also considered fire laws, county highway cooperation, and bond election refinements. Phillips resigned. successor to be named at next meeting.
Advert shows unsightly face spots cured by Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment proving relief from itching burning and scaly skin. Claims instant stop to suffering with healing beginning minute and doctors recommending it. Testimonial from Alleman Littletown Pa cites forehead eczema cured in two weeks. Sold by druggists or mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
The notice promotes Carbole as a safe cheap disinfectant for home use amid heat. It instructs mixing a pint with 12 gallons of water for bathrooms closets cellars and other areas. Prices listed pints 25c quarts 40c half gallons 65c gallons 1.25 with special large-quantity prices.
A strong straight wind Thursday afternoon severely wrecked the Plainview Baptist Church five miles west of Krum. The structure was blown off its foundation, one end collapsed, and minor storm damage occurred to nearby gardens and fruit trees. No other major damages were reported in the area.
On July 24 in Tulsa Oklahoma Charles M Wright a driller was killed and four others were injured in an oil well explosion. The fatally injured include Steve Snyder Harold Cook and Harry Brownfield.
An old advertisement urges customers to call Phones 44 for satisfactory service and groceries. It emphasizes how the number will please shoppers and invites them to phone Long and Ling for a demonstration of their offerings.
The note argues that the risk of not having coverage is great and that affordable rates from gilt edged insurers are a valuable acquisition for owners of improved real estate. W. T. Bailey & Co. promotes its agency with old and new phone numbers.
Patrons who purchased tickets for the benefit show at the Airdome and did not use them may gain admission next Thursday night by presenting their unused tickets.
More than one vehicle per day has been registered in July with 27 registrations by Friday morning. Names include Robertson Waketon. Popplewell Denton. King Sanger. Gentle Bros Sanger. Harris Frisco. Foster Roanoke. Yancey Roanoke. Williams Justin. Elkins Denton. Bruce Denton. Measles Sanger. Herron Aubrey. Grant Lewisville. Hughes Sanger. Campbell Krum. Hill Aubrey. Jasper Denton. Robinson Ponder. Minnerly Justin. Raiborn Roanoke. Robertson Ponder. Griffith Aubrey. Beauchamp Aubrey. Scott Denton. Taliaferro Denton. Knapp Celina. Camp Justin.
The July 27 lesson emphasizes missionary information as inspiration. Texas C E Union leaders Paul E. Baker and Miss Maude Edens are highlighted for their work, with mentions of the Central Presbyterian Amarillo, Summerfield, and Panhandle District progress. Texas Endeavorers total about four thousand members.
Mason notices list meeting dates for Stanfield Lodge No. 217 Denton Chapter No. 8 and Denton Commandery No. 45 with full moon and Tuesday guidelines. Eastern Star meets on or before the monthly full moon.
A gold watch lost between Denton and Gribble Springs offered for reward at this office. A fountain pen found at the fountain is available to the owner who describes and pays for this notice. Contact G. W. Ballard.
Classified rental notes show several offers including a large front room at 158 West Hickory, two rooms for light housekeeping or entire house at 84 N Elm, and two furnished upstairs rooms for four young men with table board. Contacts use old phone numbers 069 and 565.
A 10 room house offered for sale or rent near the Normal campus. Contact R. J. Wilson for details.
For sale or rent a modern ten room house with barn and servants' house. Includes electric lights and sewerage service. Near Normal. Old phone 198. 307.
Sale notice offering plots on West Oak Street from $100, with price based on lot size. Contact Dr. E. W. Ritz for details. Three times listed.
Chas H Smoot Jr advertises sixteen white rabbits for sale at his home located at 147 West Oak Street. The notice invites interested buyers to view the animals on site and contact the seller.
Advert indicates a bay mare and another mare are for sale with price not stated. Contact M. B. Whitlock for details at 294tfe.
Complete butchers outfit offered by C. H. Smith located at 41 Ave B with old phone 586. Outfit is practically new and available after August.
14 34 acre farm one mile from Aubrey on a rural route with telephone line. Fine water and good improvements. Price 700 dollars if you act at once. Contact R G Peipelman Aubrey Texas.
Denton notices offer a used range store in good condition advertised by Mrs. Lock Forester. Contact details unreadable but the listing names the seller and location.
Auction style notice lists 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town for sale plus additional lots and business houses with lots for sale. Contact phone 183 or see L Fulton for details.
For sale a fresh Jersey milk cow. Located at 72 South Elm. New phone number 267-green.
Wanted to buy a good gentle buggy horse not over seven years old. Contact P. C. Withers at 206tfe.
Advertisement offers a stenographer position with full board and schooling included. New contact line references a phone number 444 and a code 299p indicating entry or reference.
Classified notice seeking a solicitor for Den ton county. Apply at Room 16 May building. 29 cents appears garbled in the text.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves offered.
An advertisement invites hiring of a family capable of picking a bale of cotton daily. Interested parties may inquire at Fox Brothers and Company and pay for the classified notice.
Advertisement seeks a married, childless woman to live in and keep house for a two-person family and care for a mother with a young baby. Duration three weeks starting August 1. New phone 319 Red. 292tfc.
Local ad for Frank Wilkerson Meat Market promoting fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone number displayed for customers to call and place orders.
Two strong men ready to move and haul your trunks. Skiles Transfer promises careful handling and reliable service for stairs and smooth moves.
J Simmons advertises a yard on East McKinney street offering a registered Jersey bull in service, groceries and feedstuffs, and special attention to country produce. Calls old phone 474 and new phone 266 for business inquiries.
Public notice to rent a cottage for a family of six from King A RB Bowen at Record and Chronicle visiting after six. Address Will Locknane’s wagon yard East McKinney Street. Also offering two Jersey bulls at $1.50 cash and a house and lot on Lula Street for sale with new phone 360.
We buy sell and exchange milk cows. Registered Jersey bull in service. McKelvy and Car Baugh in McKinney Wagonyard. 26 Life wanted to rent a nice or five room cottage close in with modern conveniences. H A Porter Denton Cotton Oil Co. 2990.
Henry Kaltreuther offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing and rubber tire shrinking services from his shop on East McKinney Street providing a range of metal and woodworking crafts.
Local ad touts first class drayage and household moving at reasonable rates. Les ter and Miles operate from Lester and Sherrod with a new phone contact.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas from an office above Wilson Hams. Contact Old phone 361. Rents houses in all city directions North South East and West.
When you want a good piece of fresh meat, telephone Ben Sullivan. New phone 29 and old phone 385 available for free delivery to the West Side square.
Freight Transfer Co offers furniture moving service from office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. Both phones listed. We handle every item in the drag line with special attention.
Portwood and Hodges advertise dairy services with a new phone 426 and an old line 297 for inquiries. The brief notice directs customers to contact the business via the updated telephone listing.
A historical notice for Lester and Paschall offering first class drayage and moving service. The ad lists Fox Bros as the office location with two phone numbers for contact.
Feedstuffs including chops bran corn and hay offered by Arkansas Mill on S Elm Street. Best stove and heater wood available with prompt delivery and full measure. Both phones listed for contact.
W W Billingsley offers auto hire with old phone 330 and new phone 448 for automobile repairs and related services.
Expert piano tuning by H. E. Starkloff offered via Schmitz Furniture Store phone. Includes address and contact details for scheduling tuning services.
W E Botts, graduate veterinarian, operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence. old phone 486. new 132.
A brief advertisement for messenger service urges calling 31 for fast delivery in Washington and Brashears with a note that N B will manage accounts for ten percent of money collected.
M. L. Martin and A. B. M. D. treat diseases of eye ear nose and throat. They fit glasses at the office over Ra ley Co. d&w.
Charles Saunders, dentist, announces office location above Long and King starting February 1. Phone contact details provided.
Dr W A Jones and W N Rowell D D 8 advertise dental offices located on West Side Square and over McCray's on the south side square.
J W Fralin dentist located on South Square in the middle of the block upstairs in Denton Texas offering dental services to the community.
A brief note invites individuals seeking scavenger work to call phone number 307 for arrangements and information. The message is terse and lacks additional specifics about the job scope, location, or conditions.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete walks at fair prices. Get estimates for cement work.
S. A. Bushey invites calls to update contact for high grade cement sand brick work. He offers estimates for cement, sand, and brick projects and asks clients to reach him for quotes.
Local classifieds encourage readers to list items for sale and place ads promptly. The note emphasizes quick placement to reach buyers and clear pricing details.
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