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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
3
Found bed pig reported with a tag or clue pointing to owner Favettere Smith. Owner can reclaim by providing proof of ownership and paying for uniform feed costs.
Classified room notices show two young ladies seeking Southeast room space. Listings include furnished light housekeeping rooms at 62 West Sycamore and 61 West Mulberry, plus options at 29 East Mulberry and 18 East Oak Street. Calls and brief identifiers accompany each offer.
Multiple rental notices include a newly refinished four room house on West Chestnut Street listed by L. A. McDonald, a store building at West Prairie and Welch Streets by W. S. Humphreys, a five room unit at 23 S Elm with bath sink electric lights and sewer connection, and a Wright Opera House lease option with a suite formerly used by Elke Lodgy.
Wanted to sell 26 acres with improvements one mile north of town. Also lots, business houses, and lots for sale. New phone 258-Blue 271¢. Call 223 or see LO FE UTON.
FOR SALE LOW AND THREE pigs and shoats. TUR PIN aid phore 462 263tfe FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY milk cow 72 South Elim. New phone 27 green.
Real estate and personal items offered for sale or exchange in Denton Texas. Listings mention interurban routes, gas, sewer, and lighting, with contact details at 261th Five Room House priced at $80 with down payment options. Also notes a McCssSkey register in good condition may be sold cheaply.
Fragmentary notices list individuals and addresses including Mrs A Alexander of North Jelm Street with a 24 cent call rate at homes. Other details reference 338 blue phones and SEARISTRESE 404 reg with a veil at hone.
Rents list furnished rooms for hire in North Texas. Contact A. RB McGintie at office over Jean-Hanna A Oldnhone 361. Includes hauling option with two strong wagons available.
Partial OCR reads a yard sale notice on East McKigney Street listing two Jersey bulls in a yard near Lula Street. Mentions cash on the spot and a house for sale unclear due to garbled text.
Classified brief seeking to exchange a car for a young horse with caution guaranteed. Contact L. B. Feet at 70 Texas Avenue. Also mentions storage of household goods and references John B. Schmitz for fur, carpet, and undertakings with phones listed.
An ad notes a dray business offering moving services at reasonable rates. R and Paschall advertise office in Fox and list contact phones for inquiries.
An Elm Street supplier promotes odds and ends of wood products including corn hay and feedstuffs. They offer prompt delivery and measurement services with a powered saw in order to serve customers. Contact via both phones.
Portwood and Hodges announce a new phone number 426 plus Queensland line 287 for sanitary milk and cream inquiries. Henry Kaltruther offers wood work, blacksmithing, shoeing and rubber-tiring services on Bass McKinney Street.
An old advertisement promotes the McKelvy Wagon Yard on East McKinney Street with cool yard and fast service. It mentions Jersey cattle in service, various feedstuffs, and country produce with customer business solicited. Also notes freight transfer and furniture moving with special attention to drag size.
Jersey bull in service advertised by McKelvy and Car Baugh in McKinney. Wagonyard location listed with incomplete address details.
G Schablowssky Shoemaker Black of Denton Steam Bakery proclaims Denton’s oldest shoe shop has expanded with a new Lipscomb spot offering varied meals and quick service. Short orders are a specialty with square meets on Monday.
W. E. Botts, a graduate veterinarian, operates from the Hancock & Son blacksmith shop on S Elm St Lipscomb. The office new phone is 269, residence old phone 48 and new 132.
W. W. Billngoley operates Autosport Hire with repair services listed under phone 330 and new phone 448.
Fragmentary clipping urges calling 31 for fast messenger service. Mentions WA and BraStears with unclear references to accounts and percentages of women, plus a monetary note of ten per cent and 172tfe.
ML Martin treats Gow cases of eye ear nose threat. Pits glasses Officer over Ra ler m. d&w.
A clipped directory style notice lists several dentists in Denton. Charley Saunders operates above Long and King after February 1. W A Jones and W N Browell are noted dentists at West Sick Square and Cray's south side square respectively. Fralin maintains a south side square location in the middle of the block.
Expert piano tuning service listed with contact at Sthmitz Furniture Store for mobile or in shop adjustments. Includes phone reference and address details for scheduling.
M Berman of McKanney street advertises repair of parasols and umbrellas in varied colors and styles. The notice highlights quick service and affordable prices for damaged clothing and accessories.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing stray fragments without identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events. A coherent summary cannot be derived from the legible content.
Lois June 22 report says Alex Allen of Auprey rushed to his brother-in-law W J Bun after a paralysis stroke while on Duck Creek. Bun, a Denten countrys pioneer who served four years in the Southern army, was moved to Oklahoma City for his daughters home. Weather brought rain. wheat yields show strongest year with 2 to 3 bushels per acre.
J M Guemluby promotes cement contracting with claimed first class workmanship at fair prices. He invites estimates.
S A Bushey offers to estimate the work. requests details and contact for selecting a high grade corner solution.
Southbound trains include the Limited Flyer and Express with times listed. Northbound Flyer Limited Specter schedules show morning and evening departures and arrivals, with noted connections at St. Louis and Texas routes.
A Washington man and his wife visit a married couple and share witty remarks about their domestic quirks. The wife notes the others are an ideal carriage and resemble one another, while the husband jokes that she often thinks she is right.
Union Hill news dated June 23 reports Thrathing in progress. Locals mention Mr Amyx preaching Sunday, FW Browning in Dhentan, Mrs Cruse of Krum, Omer Fitzwater of Tuntcourt visiting relatives, and Mrs Wee Reeves with children from Port Worth visiting. Jessie O Neal of St Jo and Mr Browning in Valley View. Mr and Mrs Reed hosted the young people Saturday night.
In a Spare Moments item, Mrs. Borrowes asks for her umbrella as Mrs. 8 borrows it to Mr. Sweetfern last night. The exchange reveals a mix up over ownership and a fatal error in judgment.
A Louisville Courier-Journal page reports a neighbor dispute where a couple complains that a foreign couple next door torments their household due to incessant quarrels and language barriers. The item highlights neighborhood tensions and cross language friction.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes social couple meeting by chance, a treasured poodie causing tension, and their engagement as the ultimate outcome. The tone mirrors a mid 19th century social gossip snippet highlighting romance born from a small mishap.
A reflective quotation on the mystery of man, asserting that the union of soul and body holds more depth than the vast universe.
A brief reflection noting that the Inevitable offers no good argument and that facing an east wind requires practical cooling measures like an overcoat.
Two lawyers spar over strategy as they joke about charging a client for unnecessary trouble. The exchange highlights professional irony and a cynical take on fees.
The readable fragment hints at classification work for a newspaper item and mentions organizing or labeling content. No clear event dates names or places are readable, leaving the specific subject and entities unclear.
In Bryn Mawr a tense meeting unfolds between Randolph Mason and Thomas B. Wood over a stock assignment and an escrow. Mason forces Wood’s resignation while Garnett’s daughter Margaret confronts him, warning of Garnett’s parallel gains and asserting her father’s influence will not fade.
Market quotes show wholesale and retail prices for grains and feedstuffs including oats corn wheat flour and various meal types. Eggs bitter turkeys hens fryers ducks and vegetables list price ranges by weight and unit.
Margaret Garnett states her intention to marry the man. The text cites several leading cases to discuss the legal principle involved, noting the officer's motive for resigning is immaterial. The references include Forbes v McDonald and Eddy v Capron among others.
Holt Holloway and Ruby Jones were married at the country home of Mrs. and Mr. P. F. Holt on Sunday. Cleburne Warren acted as matron of honor. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Holloway of Vega Texas. The couple left for a short trip to Gainesville and Ardmore after the ceremony. The Junior league held a moonlight picnic Monday night. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Miller.
The Harrison Company's tent crowd filled Monday night for their star play Mr Jim Bailey with Mr Harrison and his wife in leading roles. An announcement promised the company would stay in Denton for another week. The Harrison Co baseball team lost to the Normal team 4 to 1, with plans to donate gate receipts to buy uniforms for the Normal players.
Readers flock to the daily ads and listings noting they often find desired items for less than usual prices. The activity attracts many who say the work is well paid and worth the effort.
Public notice for Emory B Peter estate filed by Mollie Peter executrix in Denton County Texas. Court set July 21 1913 to contest final settlement and discharge request. Citation to be published at least twenty days in a Denton County newspaper. May 26 1913. County Clerk 6O. BUTTON Deputy.
Long citation by publication commands R. F. Beck and Will Williams in separate Denton County suit actions. It outlines weekly notices, parties named Flora E. Roark and W. I. N. Roark, and the 83 26-100 acre tract described for partition and injunction proceedings, with the court date and parties to answer.
Plaintiff alleges marriage began November 28 1909 and continued until November 3 1911 with repeated abuse including choking slapping and obscene language. Defendant a cement worker roams cities and consorts with lewd women making cohabitation unbearable. Court action requested to dissolve bonds of matrimony. writ issued June 13 1913 in Denton County Texas.
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