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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
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Classified help wanted style listing shows two furnished rooms for light housekeeping down stairs with old phone 8 8 236th and three furnished rooms at 33 East Oak with old phone 170 258e. Also an eight room house on Bernard Street offering 12 dollars per month seen by Olan A Graham 252tfe and a five room house close in inquire 45 West Hickory tfe.
Seller offers a for sale or trade Jersey milk cow located at 72 South Elm. New contact phone listed as 267-green.
Multiple classified items list property for sale near Coits on Oak Street in Texarkana and other Texas properties. Offers include unimproved irrigated land in the Rio Grande valley exchange for North Texas land, 20 acres north of town with improvements, 46 acres near Normal to be subdivided, and various livestock and household items for sale.
Mrs Mahan of 200 West Sycamore seeks to buy several pies by phone at 218 2584. Note shows truncated contact details and location.
An experienced seamstress offers services for in home sewing by the day. Contact details appear in the brief notice with a red color description and a phone placeholder.
Two sturdy men from Skiles Transfer are called to move trunks up a stone stairway. They promise careful handling to avoid bumps. The note hints at a local moving arrangement and the need for assistance.
Fragmentary notice offers seedstuff and wood products including stove and heater terms. Mentions prompt delivery, a power wood source, and Arkansas will and firm names. Gives several phone references, including new number 4% and old 297.
A family leaving town for the summer offers use of their plane to save storage and provide nominal rent for its use. They promise to take good care of the instrument and request interested parties to contact via old phone number 479 258.
Classified notice seeks a red headed freckled boy about fourteen to help at Sanders Dewberry farm. Must understand cussing and be willing to do light work for good pay. Apply in person at Sanders Dewberry farm.
A R McGintie offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. He lists rental properties in the north south east and west areas and notes an office above Wilson Hanns with old phone 361.
Advertises two fine Jersey bulls in the county a black Jersey and a fawn Jersey with season price of 1.50 each. Location given as the wagon yard second yard from the square on East McKinney street. Also lists a house and lot for sale on Lula street and provides a new phone number 350.
First class moving service advertised by Lester and Paschall offering household moves at reasonable rates with Fox Bros. office and dual phone contact.
Henry Ealtreuther on East McKinney Street offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking services for horses and wagon gear.
Advertising notice for packing and storing household goods by John B. Schmitz Furniture Carpets and Undertaking. Includes contact numbers and location. Also a demonstration sale of Arabian Complexion Lation toilet preparations at Wilson-Hann Co. 124 North Elm St from 11 am to 3 pm.
Freight Transfer OO offers furniture moving with special attention to drag line items. Located at Office Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street, contact via both phones for service.
G Schablow sky shoeseller operates from the back of the Denton Steam bakery on the north side. The advertisement proclaims the oldest shoe shop in Denton with a slogan Work done right. Dated 7-44.
W. E. Botts, a graduate veteran with an office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop, S Elms and St Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for residence, old 486. new 132.
Advertisement notes a telephone number switch and a request to contact A. Bushey for estimates on high grade comer work. The text resembles a trade card offering service and urging readers to reach out for pricing and assessment.
A brief notice notes a messenger service charge of 31 dollars and alleges W A Brashears and N B took ten percent of money collected, possibly hinting at an accounting dispute requiring action.
W W Billingsley offers auto hire and repair services with old phone number $30 and new number 448. Cars available for hire and maintenance supplied.
CHAS SAUNDERS DENTIST Office over Longe and King after Feb 1 Both phones DR WwW A JONES DENTIST West Side Square WwW SS ROWELL ID DBD S&S Office over McCrar s south side square
J W Fralin advertises dental services at South Side Square Breck area Denton Texas offering cap etaire care.
An unusual classified snippet mentions M and D treating a throat issue with fire glasses and notes an office over a local company. The fragment invites readers to use classifieds if they have something to sell or alert.
Customs appraisers report May diamond imports at 4.6 million dollars breaking prior records. The surge is tied to anticipated tariff increases. Year to date imports exceed 23 million dollars as stockpiling continues.
A. D. Rogers said he heard from three towns regarding a summer church chal lenge. Lampasas gave early acceptance by telegram within nineteen hours, so the Lampasas contest would start Sunday in June and run through August, with other towns under consideration.
The Bi ble and Mission school managing board organized a Denton day at the Methodist dormitory for Friday June 6. Denton women church workers are invited as guests with lunch at noon. Lectures by Miss Howell of Kansas City on Social Service and Miss De Bardeleben on Messages of the Minor Prophets highlighted the day.
Dr Collyer spoke at the I A auditorium on his fifteen years as a missionary in Korea. He described queer customs home life and child rearing and shared superstitions, illustrated by stereopticon slides from his Korea photographs for a highly engaging personal narrative.
A brief notice invites residents needing piano tuning to call the new number 222 for A. J. Gant. The advertisement emphasizes quick service and lists tuning availability after a few days. The small town notice highlights local trades and a contact point.
Expert piano tuning by Fr E Starkloff advertised with phone at Schmitz Furniture Store 2939p.
M Berman offers repair and recovery of all kinds and colors of umbrellas and parasols at 15 McKinney.
An anonymous notice seeks scavenger work with a terse offer statement and contact cue, indicating willingness to perform low skill tasks. The fragment hints at casual employment need and unspecified compensation.
I M Gurley offers concrete walk work with fair pricing and accurate estimates. Firet class workmanship noted for reliable results and value.
An advertisement urges buying a reliable thermometer for home use, touting models that register in two minutes, one minute, or half a minute with magnifying fronts and certified accuracy. It offers free delivery and phone orders.
The list records numerous visits and travels among Denton county people. Notables include G K Martin in Dallas J F Bell from Dallas L P Smith in Wichita Falls and G J Brashears returning to Garza. Others visit Fort Worth Corinth and Corinth.
Morning bowel routine advised. Herbine advertised as purifying, strengthening, and regulating digestion. 50 cents, sold by R H Garrison.
County Court under Judge H. S. Hoskins reports no new civil suits filed this term. Court calendar lists no pending matters requiring action, with no appearances scheduled.
Justice notes show W. T. Moore sues unknown heirs of A. M. Felttuse et al for trespass to try title and to remove cloud while N. S. Poling versus E. T. Poling seeks a divorce in division.
Advertising columns reveal many responses to a Denton store ad. The Associated Press dispatch notes active reader engagement and inquiries as readers seek details and fulfillment options.
A confectionery ad proclaims a wide assortment and freshness. The agent for Nun nally Leggett and Guth notes weekly shipments by express and a large candy refrigerator to keep candies in best condition before sale.
A touring company plans to resume performances starting June 1 at East Hickory on the cotton yard lot. Since their first visit they enlarged the tent rebuilt seating and re arranged the stage. Organizer Mayfield notes strong local interest and Mr Harrison owns a Denton area farm and plans this as retirement home.
Enrollment at Temple College of Arts stood at 106 on Wednesday at 2 oclock. During the afternoon and Thursday morning ten or twelve more registered, bringing the total to 116 or 118. More students are expected early next week. Temple Garden ice tea ad follows.
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