J L Waldrip At Cary's Blacksmith Shop
Advertisement for first class wood work and best materials at reasonable prices by J L Waldrip from Cary's Blacksmith Shop 166?
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
3
Advertisement for first class wood work and best materials at reasonable prices by J L Waldrip from Cary's Blacksmith Shop 166?
Fern Matthews Barber Shop on the West Side invites patrons to join a growing list of happy customers. The notice highlights quality service and local patronage without naming individuals.
Local butcher shop Ublett and Son advertises meats at City Meat Market on West Ak Street with phone contact two numbers and a call to try their products.
The fragment references NK Wilkerson meat market at Kim Street with old phone 212 replaced by 83. It notes fresh and tender meat and a contact change.
A local smithy, Lacksmith Shops, advertises reliable blacksmith services, specializing in shoeing horses and buggy work at N Cust Street.
fragmented OCR notes mention feedstuffs such as chops bran corn hay with Bert store and Elm street Arkansas Illinois. brief reference to prompt delivery and full measure with two phone lines.
Draymen advertising in Brownlow and Strickland offer all kinds of dry goods work and household goods moving. Contact Brownlow & Strickland at New Shenan 116 or old phone 216. Office is at 36 East Hickory.
Morrison, proprietor Lips mh tuliding announces Denton Transitr Co will handle trunk and baggage calls across the city using a new phone system. Vic Shone figures among staff, reporting expanded local transportation and messaging links.
An old classified notice advertises a dray business offering household moving as a specialty. It lists two large moving vans and provides office and residence phone numbers for contact.
Auto for hire listing shows W W Billingsley with old phone 350 and new number 4.
Advertisement lists stall agents offering houses and furnishings for rent in Denton. Mentions A R McGintie and office location one door east of Exchange National Bank guiding prospective renters to available residences in all city directions.
The veterinary secretary reports a Denton transfer and Lipscomb clock update. New phone 70 and old 34 listed for residence. old number 486 replaced by 298.
Moreman and Luster at 4arn N Elm street provide feedstuffs for horses and cows. They run a stable with a string of horses and rigs for hire and offer an automobile line with trips anywhere. Mr Charlie White oversees operations. Both phones 35.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by S A Bushey J M Gurley. The cement contractor promises first class work at the right price and invites estimates for projects.
Dr W A Jones operates a dental practice at West Side Square offering general dentistry services. The short notice notes his location for patients seeking routine care and examinations.
J. W. Fralin, Dentist, advertises location at South aide square in the middle of the block Denton Texas.
Magill and Shepard advertise lock repairs sewing machine service and key making to fit any lock. The notice emphasizes repair capabilities and custom key creation offered by the business.
Any body wanting scavenger work done call No 307. If you have something to sell use the classified.
Advertisement notes kerosene delivery at 70 cents for 5 gallons with a phone contact 340 white. The listing id 1738p appears as a catalog reference.
For sale at a bargain if sold at once: a 7 passenger touring car and a brand new motorcycle. See Joe Johnson. Also a very desirable residence lot for sale or trade. The best built modern home on North Locust Street in Denton. For details contact F F Paschall at Leesburg, Texas.
Three houses and lots in Venton offered as a bargain. Also two rooms for rent. Address W. 8. HUM PHIES 69 Welch St Denton. Also baby reminder stroller cheap at 146 West Oak. A cant lot for sale on Oak Street near car line north of Ale house and lot see Jackie 170¢
The record notes a Denton area market item with peanuts priced at one dollar per bushel. Orders from Sample and Crain are fulfilled, with J. 3. MAT THEW listed among participants.
Poultry department advertises Thoroughbred eggs for hatching. Indian Runner ducks priced at 13 for $1.50 and Partridge Wyandottes and Light Brahmas at 15 for $1.60. Contact Mrs A L at Route Aubrey Route 2, Aubrey 180pti.
Eggs for sale at 1.50 per setting of 15. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone or write Capt H R Lion New Phone 258 Bine Den ton Texas. March 22.
Rhode Island Reds including cockerels and pullets offered by Philo Brooder. 15 eggs priced at $1.50 and $2.50 for two large coops. Contact W T. Bailey by phone or in person for details.
The mayor of Denton Texas issues a proclamation for an election on the first Tuesday in April 1912 to elect a mayor and four aldermen from wards one through four. Presiding officers are named for each ward and election locations listed at Lone Star Marble East Hickory, B F Paschal building, City Hall West Oak, and Dona hower block. Witnessed by City Secretary Wylie Smith.
A fragment notes bargains in ads urging readers to scan listings for money saving opportunities. It highlights free admission on Monday nights and suggests readers look for direct savings in the numerous notices.
A breezy prompt asks if you want to buy or sell and mentions a tent watch classified ad. It implies searching for items and possible deals in a local listings context. The text reads like a casual prompt inviting reader participation.
Local ad urges readers to buy hoes rakes spades and other garden tools for home use. Highlights convenient access and strong value on quality items.
Dobell and peroxide products available with a range of home remedies. Good atomizers priced at 0.50 and 0.75 dollars. Urotsopin tablets sold by the dozen for 0.25 dollars. Menthal Balm 0.25 to 0.50 dollars. Laxative Syrup large bottle 0.50 dollars. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Phone your order at number 52.
A Greek church scene ends with an effigy of Judas Iscariot burned while villagers fire guns and torpedoes in mock vengeance after a Easter service. George Horton describes a Fourth of July like display in Argolis.
Mr and Mrs L H Schneer entertained Tuesday night for guests Mr and Mrs Burton Banks of Fordyce Dr and Mrs Chas Saunders led with top scores and prizes. The general prize went to Mr Allen in a cut with all. A salad course followed for Charlies Saunders H Schweer G Allen Herbert Walden W C Edwards J C Coit Burton Banks A F Witherspoon Will Gregg and Mies Lee Williams.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for chronic constipation. The offer guarantees a full refund if the product fails to relieve the condition, claiming it strengthens nerves and muscles of the large intestine without purging or side effects. Sold only at The Rexall Store O M Curtis in three sizes.
The Dunbar Company male quartet and bell ringers bring a polished program to College Auditorium this Saturday night. Their history includes nearly 2,000 concerts, 306000 miles, and performances across the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe. The ensemble features Ralph Dunbar on cello, the Dunbar Trio flute cello and piano, and Harry Dunbar in dialect sketches.
Stillman Gree Malachite claims doctors told him he had two years to live. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for saving his life after years of lung trouble. The cure is touted as the safest throat and lung remedy, priced 50 cents to 1.60 with a trial bottle free at J. F Ratey & Co.
A promotional note urging customers to choose Ideal Restaurant for bread praised as finer and larger loaves, claiming superior quality and value.
Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas asserts Electric Bitters cured his eczema and he claims thousands have proven it a blood purifier. The remedy is said to treat eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores while aiding digestion and boosting strength. Price 50 cents backed by J F Raley Co. guarantee.
A Denton seller promotes Waterman fountain pens with years of experience and customer satisfaction. The dealer describes several models from slender number twelves at 2.50 to large number eighteen at 8.00, asserting durability and guaranteed quality across the range.
A playful note praises the earth’s rapid space motion as easy and natural. It markets Dr. King's New Life Pills with promises of no griping or distress and thorough work for health, selling at 25 cents from J. F. Raley & Co.
Remains of Frank Hulett formerly of Denton who died in El Paso were brought home for funeral services at the First Christian church with Rev Rogers in charge. Interment followed at Odd Fellows cemetery with Masons acting as pallbearers. His only son Fred is buried in the same cemetery. Pallbearers included Ed F. Gates P G Beyett J J McCook W H Thompson J E Wilson and Lee Zumwalt.
Classified notice outlines a political announcement by Sue Atji with updates on the Democratic primary and related actions. Names mentioned include those under investigation. Readers are urged to note the subject and process while awaiting official confirmation.
A roster of candidates for county offices includes Alvin Mowsley for County Judge S H Hoskins for County Assessor F Tobin for County Treasurer Frank Tobin with E Miller J M Gary For Tax Collector H V Henne Sam Hawkins For County Clerk T Button Isk Fry Rati For County Attorney H R Wilson G M Hopkins For County Superintendent J J McCook For District Clerk W E Durbin T Higgins listed among others for the county posts.
An old ad notes Sangcura with a two dollar return credit on empties and case, urging readers to phone their order for free delivery, listing the contact as phone 52.
A local shop announces arrival of spring silk fabrics embroideries laces and white goods. They invite customers to view the new items and browse the collection.
The message promotes a combined classified rate of 4c per word for a week in both the Daily and Weekly editions, claiming reach to about 3,000 families or 15,000 people at low cost. It urges readers to advertise real estate and other items to sell.
A cosmetic advert asserts Danderine transforms hair to soft fluffy lus trous and beautiful immediately after cleansing. It highlights rapid appearance change and suggests lasting shine and manageability for users seeking quick hair enhancement.
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