Lost solid gold cuff button with diamond setting
Found text item describes a missing solid gold cuff button with a diamond setting. Reward offered for return to the office. Contact information partially visible.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Found text item describes a missing solid gold cuff button with a diamond setting. Reward offered for return to the office. Contact information partially visible.
Classified rental notices describe an eight room house on Bernard Street priced at 13 dollars per month with contact Olan A. Graham. Also listed a five room house near West Hickory and an advertisement for Wright Opera House with a suite of rooms formerly Ellis lodge, apply to the office.
Classified notice lists sale of a fresh Jersey milk cow at 72 South Elm with new phone, another near Coit's on Oak Street, and contact J W Clayton. Also offers exchange of unimproved Rio Grande valley land for North Texas improved land, city property considered. Includes carriage harness, wood stove, 20 acres north of town with improvements, various real estate offerings, and several penned livestock ads including pigs and a Pullman Jersey heifer calf. Includes White Indian Runner duck eggs for sale from BEN FRITZ.
For sale white rabbits four does one buck at 1.50 each, 50c pair, rabbit boxes 60c. Five room house $800 with small down payment. See Dr. W A Jones. 460 acres half mile south of Norma for 5 acre blocks. terms and details from E. T. Brown or P O Box 306.
Classified short notices offer to buy pigs from Mrs Mahan at 200 West Sycamore or phone 218 Blue. An experienced seamstress seeks day work calling at homes. Skiles Transfer advertises two strong men to haul trunks and move them without bumping steps.
Moving from town for summer, a family offers piano storage with careful use and low rent. Contact references show old and new phone numbers for Sanitary Milk and Cream listings Portwood Hodges and others.
CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs offered with prompt delivery and full measure. A power wood saw is available to support the wood business. Arkansas Mill located at 3S Kim St advertises both phones.
A 14 year old freckled red headed boy with a snaggie tooth seeks light work on Sanders' Dewberry farm. No details on hours or pay beyond reference to fair compensation and inquiry.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas with office over Wilson-Hann's and old phone 361. Also offers rents for houses in all directions North South East and West.
Wagon yard advertisement offers two fine Jersey bulls for sale at season price of 1.50 dollars cash. Contact at new phone 850. Also advertises a house and lot on Lula street for sale.
Drayage and household moving offered at reasonable rates by Lester and Paschall. Office at Fox Bros with both phones.
A line of toilet preparations was demonstrated at Wilson-Hann Co on sale from 11 a m to 3 p m at 124 North Elm St Local contact John B Schmitz for packing storing and household goods services Furnishings and undertakings handled with two phone numbers listed 338 Blue and 20
Henry Kaltruther advertises wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking. Freight Transfer Co offers moving services with both phones and office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak street. Special attention to furniture moving and drag line items.
G Schablow sky shoemaker operates the back of Denton Steam Bakery on the north side. The Denton community recalls the shop as the oldest in town, offering noted workmanship and reliable service.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates from Hancock and Son blacksmith shop at Elm Street Lipscomb block. New residence phone 26, old phone 486, new 132.
Old phone numbers indicate a high grade camera and brick work estimator offering services. Quick messenger service promoted and accounts managed for 10 percent of money collected. Contact details include 8 A Bushey and Brashears with a note to call 31.
W W Bil Angesley offers autos for hire and automobile repair services with old phone 530 and new phone 448 listed for contact.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST office over Long & King after Feb. 1st Both phone DR W A JONES DENTIST West Side Square W N ROWELL D D office over McCray's south side square J W FRALIN DENTIST SOUTH Side Square middle of block up a's Denton Texas
Eye ear nose throat specialist pair mm and mari operate a practice treating diseases and fitting glasses. Office over Ralara Co. Daw.
After a few days I will be gone till fall. All who want piano tuning done phone 222 new phone. J. Gant offers piano tuning services at 251p. H. E. Starkloff expert piano tuning available via Schmitz Furniture Store at 299p.
Industry notice lists repair and recovery of all kinds and colors of umbrellas and parasols offered by M. Berman at 15 McKinney Street.
Small ad offers scavenger work with contact via phone number 307 for interested helpers. The brief notice suggests call for employment or gig.
J M Gurley offers first class cement walks at the right price with prompt estimates and complete work guarantees.
District Judge Pierson ruled for Empire Express Co in a mandamus action to force Missouri Kansas and Texas to handle its business. A Federal injunction bars the new company from offering business to the Katy under an exclusive contract with American Express.
The Oak Street Methodist church hosts a holiness meeting by the Roberts brothers from Pilot Point. Rev. C. P. Roberts delivers a Zachariah message. Public is invited to attend. Mrs. E. G. Roberts directs music with a nightly feature. Services at 3 and 8:15 daily.
The Senate lobby investigating committee decided to extend its inquiry to cover all organized efforts to influence legislation before Congress. The panel will summon almost all persons named by senators as tariff callers to learn the extent of organized lobbying on any subject.
Associated Press dispatch from Boston reports that William Wood and Frederick Atteaux, charged with planting dynamite during the Lawrence strike, presented to the jury today. Dennis Collins is named in relation to the case.
Pauline Sheridan’s 18 month old daughter is seriously ill. Edwards & Alexander shipped a car of fat hogs to Fort Worth at 8 35c with Mr Edwards accompanying the load. The poor man’s timepiece has failed and courthouse staff struggle to keep it running. Assessor Gary's force works on Krum Independent district rolls ahead of general rolls next week. Arthur Anderson, Relog Con agent and son of J I Anderson of Denton, is severely ill with inflammatory rheumatism after travel from Galveston to Fort Worth, with doctors attending.
The Empire Express company has opened a local agency in the Paechall building on East Oak Street with equipment ready. R. P. Paired is local agent and L. D. Stephens is driver.
Waterman's Ideal and Conklin Self Filling pens head the line, praised for real merit. Pens are near essential and the seller invites buyers to view the stock with prices from 2.50 and up and offers a catalogue.
Local shop in Denton, Texas operates under the Curtis name offering jewelry and Kodak cameras and supplies. Customer services and product selection highlighted in regional trade listings.
An Eastman Kodak Co agent announces a well stocked depot for amateur photographers. The display includes Kodaks Brownie cameras paper film and photographic chemicals in abundant, fresh reliable stock.
J D Bell went to Dallas today and many others from Denton were visiting or traveling to Dallas Fort Worth Sherman Paris and other towns. The notices mention relatives friends and upcoming events including church conferences and a wedding this weekend.
Readers are advised that many people check the ACS IMAT listings each day. They report good pay for scanning the notices and consistently find items priced below other outlets.
Fresh home made cakes will be on sale Saturday at Harper-Graham's bakery. The event invites shoppers to visit the shop for a variety of baked goods and local treats.
Twelve applicants for teachers certificates applied for the examination that began Thursday while no permanent certificate applicants appeared, delaying Friday's start. Instructors A. B. Keith and T. A. Fritts led the session. J. W. Beaty was absent. Second grade names include Mrs Mattie Coker Aubrey C S Trotter Roanoke Anna Sneed Cor a Heatherly Ruth Collins Vera Tomberlin Frances Howe Bessie Stagner. J B Allen Denton tops first grade applicants. Pilot Point figures W H Warner Menerva Woody and J M Powell from Denton among negro applicants for second grade.
An advertising note promotes Temple Garden brand ice tea urging readers to try the package at their grocer. The copy emphasizes enjoyment and availability in stores.
Miss Mary De Bardeleben will address students from the college and Bible and Mission School on Africa from a missionary field perspective. The public is invited. Friday afternoon twenty five to thirty women attended the Bible and Mission school at the Methodist dormitory with a good lunch and ongoing study and lectures by the instructors.
The note highlights worn skille ts and pans and urges readers to read the hardware advertisements for price inducements in today's paper.
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