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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
Multiple short ads seek a horse feed carrier boy helper and a first class cook earning 150 dollars daily. Additional postings want a good second hand ceiling and a white or color woman for cooking and washing dishes at a boarding house near Normal with new phone numbers 352 and 420.
FurnISHED and light housekeeping rooms listed in a small ad set. Matted entries show multiple locations including 39 East Mulberry and 61 West Mulberry with provided contact names Mrs L T Fowkes and Mrs P C Withers at 18 East Oak Street and 25 8th.
FOR RENT STORE BUILDING earnest West Prairie and Welch Sts W S HUMPHREYS Old phone 1158 1 wp FOR RENT 238 ELM FIVE rooms bath sink gas electric lights sewerage connection New phone 310 FOR LEASE OR RENT Wright Opera House Also suite of rooms formerly refined by Ellis lodge P O Box iz Or apply at this office i 278¢
Local classifieds list numerous sale offers including an 20 acre improved property near Algo loos, several lots on Locust and North Locust, a 291 1 4 acre farm near Krum with terms, a big work horse, a Jersey milk cow, and Duroc Jersey pigs. An exchange offer in Arlington seeks a Denton residence with 6 rooms and gas, by Denton Realty Co. Also items like a Buick 10 complete with top and windshield and packing storage services are advertised.
Five room house with $800 asking price and small down payment balance payable like rent. Dr W A Jones contact at 177tfe. McCaskey register in good condition offered cheap through Freight Transfer Co Pinckley & Brownlow Props 264tfe. White Indian Runner duck eggs from imported stock 6 per 12, special mating 4, utility 2, 13 eggs for 1. parcels post available via BEN FRITZ P O Box 561 Den ton.
A local notice announces J M Taylor offers good fresh milk cows for sale or exchange, inviting buyers to contact for terms and availability.
A seamstress with experience advertises in-home sewing services. The note mentions a new 44 red phone for contact and scheduling daily sewing at clients' houses.
A R McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns with old phone 361. Locations available North South East and West.
For sanitary milk and cream phone Portwood and Hodges. New phone 426. Old phone 297.
Skiles Transfer offers two strong men to move trunks and furniture. Reliable service for stairs and tight spaces with careful handling. Call now to arrange pickup and avoid bumps during the move.
In East McKinney street wagon yard customers are invited to buy two top Jersey bulls, one black and one fawn, season price one dollar fifty cents cash to all. New phone 350. Also a house and lot on Lula street offered for sale.
A local notice states a carpenter willing to exchange labor for a young horse. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address at 70 Texas Avenue, referenced by L. B. Redman. Notation includes 2649p.
Lester and Paschall advertise reliable moving service as a household moving specialty. Office at Fox Bros with two phone lines.
Local ad announces CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs with prompt delivery. It also promotes a power wood saw and a full-measure stove and heater wood supply from ARKANSAS MILL at 3 Elm St with two contact phones.
Henry Ealtreuther offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking on East McKinney Street providing a range of trades in one local advertisement.
Freight Transfer Co advertises office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oxuk Street offering moving services for furniture with special attention to drag line items and both phones available for contact.
McKelvy and Car Baugh advertise buying selling and exchanging milk cows at their Wagonyard on McKinney Street. A registered Jersey bull is in service as part of their offerings.
Local ad fragment shows G Schablow sky shoe maker at Denton Steam Bakery back of North Denton Shop front. Claims work done right with a 7 4 style line.
Veterinarians W. E. Botts operates from Hancock and Son Blacksmith Shop at S Elms and J Lipscomb Block. New phone 269. old residence phone 486 while new listed 132.
W. W. Billingsley offers auto repair services and car hire. Old phone 530 and new phone 448 listed for contact.
Classified note offers quick messenger service and account collection by WA Brashears for ten percent of money collected with a contact cue to call 31.
Doctor M L Martin offers treatment for eye ear nose and throat conditions. He fits glasses and maintains an office over Ra ley Co. in the downtown area.
The notice lists Charles Saunders dentist with office over Long and King after February 1 and Dr W A Jones dentist at Week Side Square with both phones.
Advertisement seeks individuals interested in scavenger work calling phone number 307 for details.
A West Hickory street reception by Mrs. R. P. Lomax hosted 70 to 80 guests in a pink and green tea party setting. Mesdames Suggs and McNeely were honored with a dainty cream and cake course, Killarney roses, and sweet pea arrangements.
Entre Nous Entertain at West Oak Street hosted by Mrs Bird and Migs Bell with club members and guests enjoying games in cool pleasant weather. At 11 30 scores were counted and Mrs C A Tripp won a rag while Miss Eula Bates received a silk vanity bag. A two course luncheon followed for dames Tripp Alexander Pool Crawford Edwards Sample Jagoe and guests Banks Schmitz Owsley Vaughn plus Turner.
A 23 year veteran with a St Louis College of Pharmacy course touts careful prescription filling. The ad highlights 12,000 prescriptions filled yearly, parcel post delivery, and growing customer trust as reason for business expansion.
The AB C Club held a stylish Saturday evening at Miss Zelma and Miss Juanita McCullar's home. Decorations followed the college scheme with Black-eyed Susans in the library and other rooms. Prizes went to Blanche Garrison and Oran Bell and to Ben Ivey and Miss Gertrude Millar.
Miss Ollie Mae Evers hosted an informal Wednesday afternoon dance at her home on West Oak Street. Guests included Blanche Garrison Verna Adams Lois Bailey Addie Melson Mildred Chandalier Mary Jillson Mary Francis Hortense Prunty Laura Caldwell Nina McCormick Pauline Lipscomb Mary Donovan Helen Hilda Schmitz Rita Beyette Jo Piner Corinne Bottorff Dot Bell Zelma Juani ta McCullar Grace Christal Branche Williams Mabel Piere Bertha Hill and Margaret Bass.
An offer from Frontier Asthma Company presents free trial treatment and information at room 102 Buffalo. The notice promotes no charge for initial assessment and guidance.
Turner Bros urges keeping extra Beechnut canned goods on hand for unexposed company and invites inquiries about available kinds. Phones 7 TURNER BROS.
The article argues against cotton import protection, noting decades of tariff costs to Southern growers and little or no benefit. It cites fluctuating spot prices, losses below production costs, and debt despite protection. It urges adopting a revenue tariff aligned with democratic principles to save the South millions.
Teething babies suffer in hot weather with sour stomach and loose bowels. McGee’s Baby Elixir is advertised to soothe gums calm the stomach and ease digestion. Sold by R. H. Garrison at 25c and 50c per bottle.
An advertisement urges use of Ballard's Snow Liniment for skin itching and diseases. It claims instant relief and permanent cure after a few applications. Prices are 25c 50c and 1 per bottle. Sold by R H Garrison. Also notes daily arrival of green vegetables and a phone contact at LONG KING.
The Texas Wonder, by Dr. E. W. Hall, claims to cure kidney and bladder problems, dissolve gravel, and treat diabetes and rheumatism. It promises two months of treatment per bottle and offers mail delivery with testimonials from Texas. Sold by druggists and by mail from St Louis, Missouri.
The Texas Pharmaceutical Association urged repeal of federal law barring liquor shipments into dry areas when drugs or medicinal liquors are involved. The Associated Press dispatch from Galveston notes the association’s stance focuses on allowing druggists to receive and sell alcohol for medicinal purposes.
Budapest June 19 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt of New York was today re elected president of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance.
If we spend at home, merchants grow wealthier and the city prospers. Stores can improve conditions, hire more workers, and in-demand labor fosters a growing community. Outsiders will move here as our town adds jobs and attracts labor.
The page urges readers to study local shoe ads and compare offers. Advertisers aim to entice customers to visit stores and inspect footwear, suggesting they may secure better shoes for lower prices.
June notes from Aubrey report visits to Arlington Dallas Denton and Pilot Point with names of residents and friends. An advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges to treat worms in children and claims to regulate bowels and improve health.
Tonight the tent theater hosts a society event amid festive decoration and prominent guests. The evening promises fashionable appearances and a sense of seasonal glamour.
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