POUND S L V ER WATCH
Property owner seeks game access by describing property and paying for the item. The accessible note mentions a pound sign and a possible watch in unclear terms.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
3
Property owner seeks game access by describing property and paying for the item. The accessible note mentions a pound sign and a possible watch in unclear terms.
FOR SALE SMALL SANDY land farm 5% acres at 25 per acre. Will take in wagon and rearm. If interested, P. O. Box 196 Denton. 126tfc FOR SALE 560 ACRES WELL improved farm good 4 room house barn water 1 mile to school neighborhood possession by March 1 Terms 1060 cash balance terms E McCABE Real Estate.
An informal public notice urges calling 31 for rapid messenger service in Washington state. The message offers account review for a ten percent fee of money collected, attributed to N. B WIll who signs the brief.
Detectives wanted a man in each locality to represent us in secret service work no experience needed. Enclose stamp for replies. International Secret Service Bureau Hot Springs Ark. A lady seeks a position in a doctor s office or any office can do plain bookkeeping and general office work moderate salary address box 45 ltkp
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone 167 and an old phone 230 and offers to saw wood for hire.
Classified note advertises blasting and garden work including tree trimming and planting services. Contact details are minimal and the listing references Pew phone S27-Green.
Mrs McCann, graduate of the W N E Conservatory, desires lessons in piano and voice. Leschitzky method taught. Address 161 Oakland St.
Henry Kaltreuther on East McKinney Street offers a range of services including all kinds of wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring, and shrinking.
Godwin and Richards advertise brick and cement contracting services with guaranteed work. Old phones 464 and 173p listed for contact.
Advertisement notes feed items such as chops, bran, corn, hay and other feedstuffs. Mentions prompt delivery and fuel measure. States a power wood saw is available to run with the wood business and provides address 8 Elm, Arkansas Mill with two phone lines.
Fred Moore announces move to the Oatman Hotel inviting patrons and friends to visit the clean neat shop and enjoy good honest service in the new location.
John Keesee proprietor of City Meat Market promises home delivery of fresh meat. Call or visit on West Oak Street for service and orders.
Local drayage and household moving service offers reasonable rates. Lester and Paschall advertise office at Fox Bros with contact via both phones.
A local dealer advertises two fine Jersey bulls at the wagon yard east of the McKelvy ward on McKinney street and notes a house and lot near the Normal for sale. Contact via new phone 249-freen. WILL LOCK NANE.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson Hanns located beside Old phone 361. Rents houses in all directions North South East and West.
Freight Transfer Co lists contact options through two phones and an office at Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. They offer special handling for items in the drag line and invite customers to call for relocation services.
Advertisement seeks individuals for scavenger work. Call 207 for details and availability.
Reynolds and Hodges announce a new phone number 426 replacing the old 297 for their sanitary milk and cream service. The notice lists updated contact details and continuity of service.
Les Murphy presents a feature on churches and related surveys with notes available by phone at 152. The piece spans 176 pages of material.
Garza Cook strain and imported stock from Orpington Farm win over best. Eggs priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
Eggs for sale at $1 per setting roosters good in dividends. See them. W Francie Grady, 129 North Locust Street, Denton, Texas.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner ducks eggs. Price $1.50 per setting of 13. Contact Mrs E T Broun new phone 363.
Diapepsin promises quick relief from sour gassy upset stomachs by digesting food in minutes. It claims safe regulation of the stomach, allowing people to eat their favorite foods without fear, with a large case costing fifty cents at drug stores.
The Post-Signal reports the Society of the Shye Gyre meeting with Miss Ethel Dunlap on Feb 22 and plans for the next gathering with Miss Ruth Gray in March. Burial services for Anna Cope Page are noted after her death in Emory, with the remains brought to Pilot Point. Local births include a son to Mr and Mrs Auguet Michalek and a girl to Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson. A society ball occurred at the Knights of Pythias hall.
A vintage advertisement claims a quick fix for gray hairs dandruff and thinning hair using Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It touts sage as a tonic and cites a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if the product fails to meet expectations.
Single comb white Leghorns hold a world record for eggs and 15 eggs sell for 1.40 at or delivered from a Denton area farm. Mrs R L McReynolds Route 2 Aubrey Texas advertises. Denton Duck and Dairy Farm promotes Indian Runner ducks with 13 pearl white eggs for setting at 1.56 and lists T F Jasper as proprietor with new phone 357 DEW1E.
A sale notice announces White Orpingtons available in Denton Texas including both cockerels and pullets priced at one dollar each. The listing is from Mrs W A Richards and references location and contact details.
W J Mitchell offers White Runner duck eggs at 6 dollars per 13 with drake imported from Ineland this season. Other matings 5 to 4 dollars and utility 3. He promotes using kitchen waste to reduce costs and ships parcel post across the United States with a free booklet on setting hatching and feeding. Inquire at Mitchell's Barber Shop or address Box 298 Denton Texas.
Classified note offers eggs at 1 for 15 with contact 39 Bernard and a new phone 235 white.
Nathan Evans offers Fawn and White Indian Runner duck eggs at $1.50 per setting of 12. Contact 208 Texas St Denton Texas or call 014.
The Denton Fire Department met at City Hall and fixed March 12 as the reception date. A general committee including Hubbard Bates Jim Goode J O Bell and C F Evans will form the arrangements and programs. Rev Oscar T Cooper was named chaplain. Bob West carries Texas Girl Chocolates in bulk and packages.
Advertisements in the Den columns drew many readers to respond to replica item listings. The week saw active engagement as shoppers perused the ads and contacted sellers through the advertising pages.
Local grocer invites customers to start the month with convenient service and affordable groceries. Staff promise quick help, clean aisles, and a welcoming shopping experience for every family.
Presbyterian ladies staged The Old Maids Convention at the auditorium. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J Hardy of Bridgeport and relatives of R McGee. R D Martin died at 56 with funeral at Methodist church and burial in Krum. Surviving widow and two children are Mrs N E Jones and Juke Martin. Three train loads of soldiers passed through en route to Galveston.
H. C. Holmes argues that silo storage preserves more of fodder nutrients than hay or shock curing. He cites experiments from Wisconsin Colorado and other stations showing substantial losses from fermentation and drying in shocks and confirms silos reduce these losses.
Abs. Wade HH. Williams of Dallas, formerly Mrs Charles Abernathy of Denton, reported the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy at Mrs. Willis home. Rev George Truett tied the knot. The event drew many Dallas people and was hosted at 5308 East Side Avenue after March 15. The Williams and Abernathy families are noted for prominence in Kentucky and Texas social circles.
The best seed potatoes and garden seed on the market at Taliafferro Bros. Miss May Cagle, daughter of A. Cagle, has been elected to teach in the seven counties summer normal to be held at Crowell, Foard county, in May and June. Miss Cagle is a graduate of the Normal college and taught in the Denton public schools a year.
Bob West offers fresh, first class package and bulk candy with weekly shipments and reliable freshness.
Chris Button of Little Elm has joined Fox Brothers in a new role, adding to the staff roster of the regional firm as it expands operations and seeks to leverage Button’s local ties and experience.
A confident merchant praises his trade, pledging excellent merchandise and courteous treatment plus prompt order fulfillment to prove reliability. The speaker identifies as T. C. Sample and emphasizes customer satisfaction.
Air and Mrs. Dirk Naylor and son arrive from Ponder. Paul Baker of Trinity University visits after preaching in Garza. Mrs. Nona Stratcter of Oklahoma City visits home folks. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keirsey of Childress stay with grandparents E. P. Horne. Porter Staples of Ardmore visits after over fifteen years. J N Rayzor leaves for Bangs due to illness in niece Len Dale. Dr S E Luckett of Indianapolis visits mother J N Luckett recovering from a stroke. Bill Smart of Paducah plans US tour, heads to Washington for inaugural events. Fred Morris and children of Wichita Falls visit, Morris to manage Wichita Falls club. seeks exhibition games locally.
For forty three years Dr King’s New Discovery has been the world’s most reliable cough remedy with over three million bottles used last year. It promises a refund if it doesn’t help and receives endorsements from J J Owens of Allendale South Carolina and many others. Suitable for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles available in 50c and 1.00 sizes from J F Raley & Co.
T F Jasper is reported Very ill at his home on South Elm street. Little Tom Johnson Jr is very ill with acute indigestion and fever. WH Pierce has improved after a long illness. Mothers Teachers club at North Side school will meet at 4 pm Tuesday. Mothers-Teachers club at R E Lee school will meet at 4 pm Tuesday. Ladies Aid and Mission Society of First Presbyterian will meet Tuesday at 3 30 pm at Mrs Lomax home.
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