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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 meets on or before each full moon Saturday. Denton Chapter No. 8 meets first Tuesday monthly. Denton Commandery No. 45 meets second Tuesday each month. Eastern Star meets Thursday on or before each full moon monthly.
Found auto described as mad chain with owner to claim by proving property and paying for this ad. Contact L. D. Smith at 100tfc to reclaim.
A found fountain pen is described as belonging to G. W. Ballard and the owner may claim it by describing it and paying the notice fee. The notice invites the rightful owner to prove ownership and complete payment to recover the item.
Front room for rent at 158 West Hickory. Two rooms for light housekeeping or full house rental at 84 N. Ekn. Old phone. Two furnished upstairs rooms for four young men with good board. Phone 865.
For rent a five room house on Highland Street. See M. A. Hickey at 36 W. Hickory Street for details. tf.
House listing near the Normal campus offering ten rooms for sale or rent with contact through R. J. Wilson.
For sale pair good mules three and four years old cash or approved notes. C E Malone. 11-2 miles northeast of Denton Minge road 300p.
For sale a good second hand buggy. See P. C. Withers for details.
For sale at a bargain with easy terms. A 5 room house on a 75 by 150 foot lot at 466 North Elm Street. Contact Mac Morrow Route 1 Bridgeport Texas 302¢.
For sale or rent a modern ten room house with a barn and servants' house. Includes electric lights and sewerage. Located near Normal. Old phone 198. 307.
Bay mare and her foal are for sale. Interested buyers directed to contact M. B. Whitlock at 294ifc for details.
A complete butchers outfit in good condition listed by C H Smith at 41 Ave B. An item described as a buggy in fair condition listed by Pink Underwood. A 34-acre farm near Aubrey with water and improvements priced at 8700, offered by R G Peipelman.
For sale advertised by Mrs. Lock Forester of Denton. Item described as a Ma tectic range store in good condition and available immediately. Contact details are unclear from the fragment.
A sale notice offers 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town, plus additional lots and business houses for sale. Contact phone 183 or see L. Fulton for details.
For sale a Jersey milk cow described as fresh. Located near 72 South Elm. New phone line listed as 267 and followed by the word green.
Classified notice fragments seek the return of a borrowed ladder at 52 Fry Street and include requests for general housework positions, a good gentle horse under seven years old, stenography work, storage needs, and a three week live-in housekeeper job starting August 1 for a two adult family with a baby.
An assortment of local advertisements includes a request for a four or five room cottage to rent from H A Porter of Denton Cotton Oil Co, wagon yard notices from Skiles Transfer and Will Locknane, cattle and dairy services from McKelvy & Car Baugh with Jersey bulls in service, plus a McKelfry Meat Market ad and other farm and merchandise notices.
Freight Transfer Co advertises moving services with contact at Office Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. They offer furniture relocation and emphasize special attention to drag line items and general moving needs.
Henry Ealtreuther on East McKinney Street offers wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking. A. R. McGintie conducts business from an office over a location not fully shown.
When you want a good piece of fresh meat telephone Ben Sullivan New phone 29 Old phone 385 Free delivery West side square Your dray business first class service at reasonable rates household moving a specialty Lester Miles office Lester Sherrod New Phone.
For sanitary milk and cream phone Portwood and Hodges. New phone 426. Old phone 297.
LESTER & PASCHALL advertise close service at reasonable rates with household moving as a specialty. Offices at Fox Bros, both phones listed.
Arkansas Mill on S. Elm St offers chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs with prompt delivery and full measurements. Best stove and heater wood available. Both phones listed.
W. W. Billingsley offers auto hire with old phone 330 and new phone 448. Auto repairs available.
Expert piano tuning offered by H. E. Starkloff with service arranged through Schmitz Furniture Store. Contact details indicate a phone line at the store for appointments and inquiries. Reliable local performer serving households and studios seeking precise tonal adjustments.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence, old 486, new 132.
An advertisement offers quick messenger service with a prompt call to 31 and notes W A Brashears will handle accounts for ten percent of money collected.
M. L. Martin A B M D treats diseases of eye ear nose and throat fits glasses. Office over Ra Ley Co.
Charles Saunders dentist operates above Long and King with offices accessible after February 1. Both phones listed for contact.
Dr. W. A. Jones and W. N. Rowell advertise dental offices in the West Side Square area with locations noted at McCray's building and the south side square.
J W Fralin dentist located on south side square middle of block up stairs in Denton Texas offers dental services to residents seeking care and treatment in the local area.
Help wanted for scavenging work call number 307 to arrange assignments and start work soon.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete walks at fair prices with reliable estimates and workmanship. Local residents invited to contact for quotes.
S S A Bushey advertises estimating high grade counter and brick work, offering to visit to assess the project and provide a quote.
A light anecdote from Boston records features a couple bantering over a new hat. The wife praises the headpiece as a poem while the husband jokes that a fitting title would be Owed to a Milliner.
Paschall's advertises a fresh lot of choice vegetables received today and urges customers to phone early at 86 to secure what they want for Sunday.
A witty editorial urges bachelors to choose wisely in marriage noting no one knows a spouse like their own partner. The piece stresses caution, claiming every man should have a wife but select carefully to avoid misfortune.
A public executive proclamation calls on loyal residents to extend aid and to actively clean premises of all dirt and filth, emphasizing communal responsibility and swift action.
Mayor Ed F Bates issues an executive proclamation urging all residents to aid in a city wide cleanup tomorrow and Thursday. Rules require placing noncombustible trash in sacks on the sidewalk by 8 am and burning weeds while keeping premises clean. The effort aims to improve yards and reduce mosquito breeding and fly issues.
Proceedings cover the Teacle v Haynie trial in County Court with the jury list, debt and foreclosure actions, and docket updates. Reports include theft plea, probate filings, and assignments of widow’s support and exemptions, plus notes from the San Antonio area visits by T.F. Jasper.
The notice promotes Texas Wonder by Dr. E. W. Hall claiming cures for kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments. It offers mail order for 1 cent, two months’ treatment per bottle, and mentions testimonials from Texas. Also a locale plug for Sample grocer with sanitary bin and fly proof cabinet and contact T. C. Sample.
New suits in the Sixteenth District court include Mrs. Cordelia Cramer and others versus Jessie Hollis and others for partition. Lilly Moore sues Richard Moore Sr for divorce and seeks an injunction.
A humorous note from the Chicago Record-Herald splits town society into two rival groups. One side includes people who have had appendectomies and the other those who had adenoids removed from children.
A fresh shipment of choice vegetables was received at Pas chall's with contact numbers 8&6 for orders. The notice echoes a busy local marketplace scene and includes a literary aside from Clara and Maud from Life.
Turner Bros advertise corn sold at Alliance Mill for 40c a bushel with purchaser supplying sacks. A photo offer invites bring your baby for a dozen cabinet photos at 1.95 and 6 postcards for 50c. Also promotes women’s fashion at Mrs. Dickson's Millinery Parlors.
A store promotes a solid gold ring set with gems as a dignified gift. The W. W. W. guaranteed rings promise stones stay in place and free replacement if any stone comes loose. Prices start at $2.
W J McCormick visits Boyd and many locals travel from Sanger, Wellington, Slidell, Aubrey and Denton to attend meetings, visit relatives, or conduct business. Several return home from Shreveport, Dallas, and Fort Worth while others report rain and improving crops across Jack and Young counties. Fresh produce notes and ongoing church and educational events close the item.
The item combines a Paschall's grocery ad promising round the clock delivery and top brands with a 1943 dead letter list naming recipients in Ladies and Gentlemen's lists and foreign letters to be sent to the Dead Letter Office on August 10 1943. a one cent charge applies for advertised letters.
Mrs. J T Baker a longtime Denton county resident who lived mainly in Justin died Tuesday in Chickasha Ohio her remains were brought to Aiken cemetery for interment She is survived by ten children including Jess Grubbs Kram Mrs Sarah Wilson Higgins Jim Baker Justin D E Baker Kram Ed Baker Kram Joe Baker Southwest Texas Lawrence Baker Wichita Falls and Dee Baker and Mrs Lula Lugindhye Chickasha Most attended the funeral except Joe Baker At a Maccabee supper ladies sold about 60 worth of cream A son was born July 19 to Marvin Yarbrough and wife
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