For Rent Two Furnished Rooms Downstairs
Classified notice offering two furnished rooms for light sheet keeping downstairs. Mentions old phone 88 286tic and contact method implied.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
3
Classified notice offering two furnished rooms for light sheet keeping downstairs. Mentions old phone 88 286tic and contact method implied.
FOR RENT six room two story house on Eas Hickry street. Also young milk cow for sale. See P Powell 260p OR LEASE OR RENT Wright Opera House. Also suite ee ig ty formerly oferated by Elks P O Box 706 apply at this office 27%c
Local notices list items for sale including a good horse works single or double owned by Geo. M. Hopkins. A fresh Jersey milk cow at 72 South Elm with new phone 267 green. Register ed Duroc Jersey pigs at 8, S. Bali. White Indian Runner duck eggs from imported stock at 6 per 13 with other printing options. Ben Fritz, P O Box 561, Denton offers parcel post delivery.
Cash bargain offered for a fully equipped Model 10 Buick including top windshield side curtains and new tires. Contact Fred Chappel at 266c.
A fragmentary notice offers a five room house at $800 with email payment option and a balance like rent. It mentions 46 acres half a mile south of Normal to be cut into 5 acre blocks, outside the corporation, with terms and details from FE. T. Brown or P O Box 306.
Advertisement notices offer a farm on shares, seeking 125 or 150 acres of good land. Contact Joe Hicks, Ups. Co., phone 94. Also seeking fancy sewing by the day and Jersey heifer calves, 2 to 4 months old, from Hancock & Son.
An experienced seamstress will call at homes to sew by the day. Contact includes a new 464 red phone number.
Two strong men ready to move your trunks with care. Skiles Transfer promises smooth loading and safe transport up and down stairs.
A family leaving town for the summer offers to store a piano with nominal rent. They promise to take good care of the instrument and provide contact via old phone number 479 258.
Sanitary milk and cream partners notify customers of new phone 426 replacing old 297 and invite inquiries to Portwood and Hodges.
ARKANSAS MILL at 5S Kim St offers feed CHOPS BEAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs, plus best stove and heater wood. A power wood saw is available for use in connection with the wood business. Both phones listed.
A R MacGintie offers furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson-Hanna's, old phone 361. Rents houses north south fast and west.
Come to Will Locknane's wagon yard on East McKinney Street for two top county bulls. A Black Jersey and a fawn Jersey are offered at season price of 150 dollars cash to all buyers. A new phone is available for 50 dollars. Also offering a house and lot on Lula Street for sale.
Lester and Paschall advertise a reliable dray business offering first class household moving at reasonable rates with both phones listed for contact.
John B. Schmitz Furniture Carpets and Undertaking advertises storage and packing of household goods at reasonable prices and invites customers to contact via two phone numbers 20 and 7Ke.
Henry Kaltruther lists services on McKinney Street including wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking with a focus on versatile craftsmanship.
Freight Transfer Co advertises furniture moving with two phones for contact from the Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. Special attention is given to items in the drag line. Call to arrange the move.
Denton’s oldest shoe shop on the north side advertises quality repairs. Back of Denton displays work done right at this steam bakery styled shop.
W. E. Botts, graduate veterinarian, located at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S. Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269. residence old phone 486. new 132.
Auto repairs and hire available from W W Billingsley with old phone 39 and new number 448. Services include automobile repairs and rental options for customers seeking transport solutions.
J W Fralin, dentist, located at South Side Square in the middle of the block up stairs Denton Texas advertises his services.
Two men test the drawing of twelve thousand dollars and annual expenses as representatives of sugar growers association resist free sugar policy in Hawaii.
Royal D Mead of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters association testified before the lobby investigation committee revealing a 21000 monthly salary for Washington work gathering and distributing sugar statistics. He said the effort costs about 15000 annually and 2500 paid to the Press Survey Service Bureau for publicity, not used to influence newspaper editorial policy.
Sidney Ballou told the Senate lobby probe he was the salaried agent of Hawaiian sugar interests in Washington earning $12 000 a year plus expenses. Former Hawaii Governor Carter said he received only expenses. Both admitted about $100 000 was spent to oppose free sugar but denied a joint fund or a binding pact among cane and beet interests and Hawaii producers to sway legislation.
Umbrellas and parasols of all kinds and colors repaired or recovered offered by M. Berman at 15 McKinney Street.
A fragment lists contact number 307 for those who want scavenger work done. No further details, names, or locations are provided. The terse notice implies a service offer but lacks scope and origin.
J M Gurley promotes concrete walks as first class work at the right price and invites estimates.
Old phone number 578 advertises new phones at 31 dollars. The notice promises high grade camera and hack work and offers to provide an estimate for the job. Contact A. Bushey for details.
Miss Ida Bunting hosted a Wednesday evening for her sister Lucile Bunting who just returned from the College of Industrial Arts Denton with college friends Charlsey McClurg Helen Osgood Anne Able and Susie Hunderdille about fifteen couples danced on porch and inside. Bill Murphy celebrates his tenth birthday with a Wednesday party. Richard Cari Smith hosts neighborhood children on Saturday for a fifth birthday party with games pin the tail on the donkey prizes won by Marvin Horton and Sadie Frances Smith and refreshments of apples and cake served.
Six men in a new type of submarine surpassed the 24 hour submergence endurance mark at Long Beach California. A harbor office says the crew will remain submerged several more hours as test continues.
The paper urges readers to study shoe ads from local merchants who invite scrutiny of stock and prices. By examining offers, shoppers may find a better pair of shoes for lower cost and visit the stores to compare wares firsthand.
Phone in your order for fruit jars. Available in pints quarts and half gallons. Turner Bros. phones 7.
Mrs Olin Graham entertained the Entre Nous Club Wednesday from 8 26 to 11 36. Five hundred winner was Mrs W R B Gregg with guest prize a Japanese fibre picture. Maude Zumwalt won the club prize a book in a cut with Mary Melson Avella Turner took Consolation a deck of cards. A two course luncheon with daisies for favors followed. Guests included Mesdames Clarence A Tripp Paul R Bird C Kirkpatrick Will Grege Mary Melson Grace Beyette Lutie Craddock Eula Bates and more.
Mothers notice children suffer indigestion headaches nervousness and irritability before worm symptoms appear. The Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge claims to expel worms regulate bowels and boost health, guaranteed. Available from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis or J F Raley & Co.
Watch repairing at Curtis promises careful service and guaranteed results. The shop emphasizes technical training of the in charge craftsman and urges patrons to trust only this expert shop for timely, satisfactory work.
Mrs. John Rescoe suffers bilious fever and Mrs. C. C. Lowe of Hann avenue has bronchitis. A. A. Anderson ill with bowel trouble. Born Tuesday a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taliaferro. Mrs. Clara Trammer visits Mrs. E. Harrell. Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams of Philadelphia visit D. H. Williams family. Arthur Anderson recuperates from rheumatism and can go out. Bruce Dickinson from Pecos assists Western Union in uptown office. Denton Milling directors list misspelt names due to line cast failure. First Methodist children observe Children's Day next Sunday. Mrs. M. L. Williams and others train the children.
An advertisement touts Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a long used cure for eczema and related skin ailments. A Bath Illinois user credits twenty five years of suffering ended by the ointment. Pfeiffer Chemical Co. markets the remedy from Philadelphia and St. Louis.
In a small ad a Turner Ros offers fruit jars with quarts, gallons and related supplies. The notice prompts readers to read the advertisements and contact for details.
New jewelry line at Gur e avillieres offers cameo pendants in gold filled and solid gold. Lavillieres include stone set pendants. Large selection of fobs ribbons and metal chains. Cameo brooches and bar pins feature elegant designs from leading makers at reasonable prices.
The Senate mine strike investigating committee arrived in Charleston on June 11 to seek records from martial law era efforts and examine Wines as the briefing by miners and operators unfolds with pleas of guilt.
Associated Press dispatch from Charleston West Virginia reports that a state militia court martial sentenced fifty one men for intimidation of workers during a strike. Thirty two received six months imprisonment each. Commanded by Adjutant General Charlies Dir Elliott, the militia investigated by a Senate Paint Rock committee.
At Normal College on June 11 the campus chapel hour was skipped as 901 students enrolled for the term. A student wearing number 906 posed with a card, and the entire body along with faculty and visitors moved to the south campus for group pictures.
Denton resident J N Clark of 48 Stroud St reports kidney backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says sharp back pains and nighttime soreness hindered work until Doan's provided remedy. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Plainview district No 9 will vote on July 5 to issue $4,000 in bonds for a schoolhouse. Judge Hoskins ordered the election and named J T Buttrill as presiding officer. The district had recently voted bonds but boundary indefiniteness prompted a new vote to ensure validity.
The Waxahachie Daily Light lauds Manager Harrison and the Harrison tent theater for strict no smoking rules and thorough patron protections. It highlights elevated seats safe for viewing, electric lighting, attentive child care, and clean family friendly shows boosting potential attendance.
Public sale by assignee G W Saunders at the Denton Texas courthouse door on Saturday June 21 1913 between 10 am and 4 pm. The restaurant known as the Mecca cafe located on the west side of the square in Denton Texas will be offered.
A promotional note encourages trying Temple Garden brand ice tea in a package. It invites readers to find it at their grocer and mentions the 258p label.
Market list shows grains and oats per bushel with loose 45c and delivered 50c. Corn at 80c a bushel car price, flour 2.75 per 100 pounds. Poultry figures include turkeys 1.? per lb, hens 0.? per lb, fryers 2 to 3 lbs at 5? per 10, ducks 8 per dozen. Hay and straw prices listed for Johnson grass prairie oat and wheat varieties. Eggs trade 12 1/2 cents per dozen, butter 20 cents trade 15 cash.
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