Mare named Sthayrd-Black mare female missing
A 3 year old mare about 16 hands with halter and rope is missing. Reward offered for return to Ivy Johnson. Ziitic.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
3
A 3 year old mare about 16 hands with halter and rope is missing. Reward offered for return to Ivy Johnson. Ziitic.
Lost pocketbook containing sum of money offered for return to the office. Found red pig. owner may recover by paying for notice and feed. Fayette Smith.
Two young ladies seek NICE COOL SOUTHEAST ROOM or furnished options. Listings show addresses at 62 West Sycamore 29 East Mulberry 61 West Mulberry and 18 East Oak with landlady names Mrs L T Fowkes and Mrs P C Withers. Various rooms offered for light housekeeping or furnished rental.
Brief rental notices list furnished rooms on Brent and a newly refinished four room house on West Chestnut street. Also advertised are a store building at West Prairie and Welch Streets and contact by L A McDonald and W S Humphreys with old phone numbers.
Listing advertises a five room rental at 288 South Elm with bath sink gas electric lights and sewer connection. Includes new phone number 3190 for contact.
Lease notice for Wright Opera House offering a suite of rooms formerly used by Ellis' lodge. Apply at this office or send inquiries to P. O. Box 706.
For sale a three months old Jersey heifer in good condition. Seller: T. D. Roberts located on Highland Street.
Good peaches a bushel at orchard. J. J. Matthews offers items for sale. Also good Jersey cow, five years old, fresh in milk, see Clem Pierce.
For sale 20 acres with improvements one half mile north of town and other business houses and lots. Also a UA TO to be moved. New phone eee 71¢. Phone 183 or see L Fulton.
FOR SALE low and three pigs and eight shoots Y M TUR PIN old phone 462. FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY milk cow 72 South Elm New phone 267 green.
For sale some register ed Duroc Jersey pigs. See S Ball for details and price reference 281¢.
For exchange at Arlington Texas on interurban and pike road east front corner six rooms with gas bath sewer and lights clear of incumbrance. Will give good deal for Denton residence. Denton Realty Co. 261ittc
Property listing offers a five room house priced at $800 with a down payment option described as similar to rent. Prospective buyers are advised to contact Dr. W. A. Jones for details.
For sale a McCaskey register in good condition offered by Freight Transfer Co. Pinckley and Brownlow Props. 264tic. Sale emphasizes low price due to no need. Local buyers urged to contact the sellers through the listed business.
Ben Fritz offers imported stock duck eggs at 6 dollars per 138, with special mating options at 4 dollars and utility eggs at 2 dollars. Also selling 13 eggs for 1 dollar, with parcels post available from P. O. Box 561 Denton.
Classified plea from V. Br. Hughes in Corinth Texas seeking a skilled blacksmith to work on shares or buy part or all interest in a shop. Immediate availability and partnership option offered.
An advertisement for packing and storing household goods at reasonable prices. It promotes John B. Schmitz Furniture Carpets and Undertaking with contact via Both Phones 20 278c.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a white woman for housework including washing and ironing at 482 North Locust A P Blank nship old phone 10 2772 1w. The notice requests good wages and lists contact details for the employer.
A help wanted notice seeks a boy with a horse to deliver papers. Call the office for details.
Classified brief seeks a second hand refrigerator weighing at least 100 pounds in good condition. Respond to old phone number 1614-3R with details.
Advertisement seeks a carrier boy to use a horse for feeding duties. Call the office for details.
Classified note for Arabian Toilet Goods announces a new phone line 338 blue and lists Mrs A L Alexander at 12 North Elm Street. Item priced at 290 cents.
A seamstress will call at homes to sew by the day. 404 red phone number listed for contact.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent across Texas with multiple directional options North South East and West. The office is over Wilson-Hann's with old phone 361.
Skiles Transfer advertises two strong men for moving trunks and heavy items. The service promises careful handling and no damage when carrying objects down stairs.
Two Jersey bulls offered for sale with season price of 1.56 cash. Ad notes a black Jersey and a fawn Jersey. Also lists a house and lot for sale on Lula Street and provides a new phone number 359. House details are shown as available near the auction yard.
Henry Kaltreuther offers wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking on East McKinney Street. Contact for services and repairs.
First class drayage and moving service offered by Lester and Paschall. Household moves a specialty with Fox Bros office contact and both phones listed.
Feedstuffs and wood products offered with prompt delivery. Arkansas Mill at 85 Elm St lists two phones for sanitary milk and cream Portwood Hodges new 426 old 297. Freight Transfer Co at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak St offers moving services with special attention to drag line items.
Advertises a Jersey bull in service and a Denton area wagonyard and bakery. Mentions McKelvy and Car Baugh on McKinney Street and Schablowsky the shoemaker. Declares work done right with a July 4 reference.
New restaurant in Lipscomb Block offers short orders and square meals with a focus on versatility. Peacock Bros promotes being well equipped to serve anything on the menu.
J T Simmons advertises at East McKinney Street offering a registered Jersey bull in service and a wide range of feedstuffs. Emphasis on country produce and customer service with two phone numbers Gia 474 and new 266.
W E Botts, graduate veterinarian, announces office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm in Lipscomb block. New phone 269. residence numbers updated 486 and 132 for contact.
W. W. Billingsley offers auto hire and repair services with old phone 530 and new phone 448. Automobiles repaired and maintained for customers.
An ad urges calling 31 for a quick messenger service offered by W A Brashears N B to manage accounts with a 10 percent commission on recovered funds.
M. L. Martin, A. B. M. D., treats diseases of eye ear nose and throat. Fits glasses. Office over Ra ley Co. d&w.
Saunders dentist announces office over Long and King after February 1, with both phones listed.
Dr W A Jones dentist West Side Square wr N Rowell D D S office over McCrays south side square 1 W Fralin dentist South Side Square middle of block up stairs Denton Texas.
Piano tuning service offered by H. E. Starkloff with contact via Schmitz Furniture Store. The provided phone note references 2939p for scheduling.
M Berman advertises repair and recovery services for all kinds and colors of umbrellas and parasols at 15 McKinney Street and promotes second hand clothes for sale.
Help wanted for scavenger tasks, contact number 307 by phone for assignments. No other details provided in the fragment.
Concrete walks offered by J M Gurley the cement contractor. First class work at the right price. Get estimates.
A brief job ad notes a change from old phone 579 to new phone 981 and offers estimates for high grade camera and brick work. The contact is 5 4A Bushey.
Miss Beatrice Allen returned today from Dallas where she attended the marriage of a school friend, Miss Grace Thomas. Carl McDermott of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Drake and was returning to Dallas after completing the Turner Interurban survey to Krum.
Turner Bros urges keeping extra Beechnut canned goods for unexpected guests. Ask about the different kinds available and how to store them. Phone numbers provided for orders.
If we support our merchants at home they will become more prosperous and lift the city. They can improve stores hire more workers and attract people from neighboring towns seeking work. A thriving local economy will boost population growth as labor demand rises.
Hearty children rely on relief from worms during heat to stay healthy. Rexall Worm Candy is easy and pleasant to take and can be given occasionally or more often. Per box one dime.
QO M Curtis operates THE REXALL STORE in Denton Texas offering pharmaceuticals and daily essentials with local service emphasis. The notice notes store presence in Denton and identifies Curtis as proprietor.
The piece recalls Edwin Booth at Edwin Whipple’s funeral in Boston with Lawrence Barrett, joking about sorrow. It also recounts Mark Gray’s 1879 gun attack on Booth at McVickers Theater in Chicago, Booth’s calm stage return, and a bullet kept as a watch chain charm.
The New York Tribune outlines lifespan dangers by age. It notes infancy mortality peaks in the first hours and around age three and seventy-one. later life after forty-five offers safety but risks persist especially for women. Longevity is hereditary, passing from parent to child with sex-specific patterns.
An unnamed narrator engages with Miss Hollister and a mysterious woman at the Asplando café during a Shelley Society meeting. Conversations touch on adventure and classical verse as a dramatic encounter unfolds amid literary allusions and a playful, dated tone.
In October at Hopefield Manor, Mr. Ames visits for chimney work and meets Cecilia Hollister and her aunt Octavia. The Asolando is denounced by Octavia, while Ames senses tension with Wiggins and stumbles upon a private exchange between Cecilia and Hartley Wiggins near the estate.
A Philadelphia Ledger critique ridicules illegible handwriting and eccentric shorthand that defies standard copybook rules. It laments society figures who value chaotic scripts over conventional writing, comparing it to a baby’s speech and questioning the spirit of mortal pride in such penmanship.
The Philadelphia Bulletin extols the skilled craftsman as the backbone of the nation. It argues that mastery of muscle and brain makes artisans as socially essential as doctors, lawyers, or preachers, shaping industrial foundations and the broader social fabric.
Two alert young women sit in armchairs from the Tube Railway company and chat about a new office colleague. One asks the other what she thinks of the new girl, and the other remarks she is the type whose sister marries a policeman then does not live with him.
A fragment discusses the kitchen and worn cookware while urging readers to read today's hardware ads for price bargains, noting an advertiser may push price inducements.
A narrator sits on a stone wall watching shadows lengthen then rises and follows the wall toward a highway where the scene shifts to movement and transition leaving the reader awaiting the next event.
A fragmentary note on consumer habits contrasts mail order shopping with local merchants. The piece suggests shoppers prefer buying from nearby shops to avoid unnecessary shipments, emphasizing frugality and mindful purchasing.
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