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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
3
Two nicely furnished rooms available for rent at 47 West Hickory Street with water and light included. Quiet shared dwelling, suitable for single occupant or student. Call for details and to schedule viewing.
Classified notice announces a furnished room available at 329 Bolivar with contact number 293 for inquiries and occupancy details.
Advertises high quality wood work using best materials and reasonable prices. J L Waldrip at Lacy’s Blacksmith Shop 166.
Fern Matthews Barber Shop on West Side invites readers to join a growing list of well pleased customers. Nearby residents are encouraged to experience its services and join the clientele.
Local ad for Ublett & Son meat market noting city street location West ak street and two phone numbers. Promotional pitch invites customers to try their meats as fine quality.
An old classified notice for a Blacksmith Shop on Elm Street offers horse shoeing and bogey work. It mentions fresh meat related contact and a telephone number, with references to a new address and unreliability in OCR text.
Local notices describe Bert store offering chopped hay and Berean corn hay feedstuffs. Prompt delivery and full measure advertised. The message references ARKANSA Elm street and two phone numbers for contact.
Draymen advertise a moving service for all dray work and household goods. Call new number 110 or old 216 for Brownlow and Strickland, with office and barn at 36 East Hickory.
H. T. Morrison, proprietor, releases a new citywide phone option with trunk and baggage handling and affordable rates. The Lips old building hosts the service with updates to calls made anywhere in the city.
Parks and Les advertise first class prompt moving service with two new vans. Office phones listed as 34 and residence 16-3-Sr old or 381.
Autos for hire listed under W W Billingsley with old phone 230 and new line 4.
A. R. McGintie North, south, east and west lists new furnished houses for rent in Denton. Office is one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Veterinary office of VETERINARIA &. OR, W. BE BOTTS announces relocation to the Lipscomb Block above the Denton Transfer Co with new phone 70 and new residence line 295. Old numbers 34 and 486 deprecated.
LIVERY AND PERD STABLES MOREMAN AND LUSTER RE 4URN N Elm street keep feedstuffs of all kinds for the horse or cow, a bunch of horses and rigs for hire, and an automobile line trips anywhere. Mr Charlie White has charge of this. Both Phones 35.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by A. Bushey. Contact S A Bushey for estimates and services.
I Gurley promotes cement contracting with emphasis on quality and fair pricing. He invites readers to obtain estimates for work.
Dr W A Jones operates a dental practice at Nest Side Square offering general and cosmetic dentistry with emphasis on patient comfort and modern techniques.
J W Pfralin dentist located on the south side square in the middle of the block upstairs in Denton Texas.
Magill and Shepard offer locksmith and sewing machine repair services and key making to fit any lock.
Short help wanted notice seeking scavenger work with contact number 307. The message indicates availability for manual labor tasks and invites interested individuals to call for assignments.
Dairy ad announces dairy service for Pure Rich Jersey milk delivery with contact phone 902 new 196p.
For quick messenger service call both phones 41. W. A. Brashears, Manager. Hamilton and Yeatts' office.
FOR SALE A FARM OF 85 acres at a bargain if sold in the next few days rented for 1912 If interested small cash payment will handle it Write 484 Denton Tex FOR SALE OR TRADE A desirable residence lot See George J Roark For SALE AT A BARGAIN residence on North Locust street This is the best built and most modern home in Denton For particulars and terms address Leesburg Tex F F PASCHALL
Local ad promotes hoes rakes forks and spades as convenient home tools with quality at the right price urging readers to visit.
Fred Kelsey has tonsillitis Mrs. Walter Yeagley is seriously ill Mrs. Linda Hayes suffers a tonsillitis attack The First Baptist church chorus meets promptly at 7 36 tonight W M Stuart is bedridden with grippe at Mulberry street Dr J M Inge called to Denison Friday to see WC Browns ill relative The First Presbyterian choir meets tonight at Mrs Charlies Saunders home All members urged to attend
W S Humphills at 69 Welch Street Denton advertises three houses and lots in Venton for sale at a bargain and two rooms for rent. The notice emphasizes affordable housing options and rental opportunities with contact via the Denton address.
For sale an infant pram or baby carriage in excellent condition listed at 140 West Oak location.
Brief classified notice indicating a vacant lot for sale on Nest Oak Street near the car line with rent details for an adjacent house and lot. Limited readable details mention a person or entity and a live listing.
Thoroughbred eggs for hatching Indian runner ducks Wyandottes and Light Brahmas 15 for 1.50. Listed by Mrs A L Slit Route Aubrey Route 18Opti.
The Cook’s strain Buff Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds offered for sale with egg setting and pullet options. Prices listed at $1.50 for 15 eggs and additional items from Capt H R Lyon and Philo Brooder. Contacts provided in Denton Texas and W T Bailey.
A 50 cent package of Papes Diapepsin promises rapid relief from indigestion and sour stomach. The ad touts complete digestion in five minutes, candy like taste, and benefits including appetite restoration and avoidance of laxatives, urging readers to buy now for lasting stomach comfort.
M T Patrick a well known banker and land owner died this morning at Waxahachie in a report from Associated Press. His death marks the loss of a prominent local financier and property holder.
An advertisement claims Mi O Na tablets stop sour stomach gas and heartburn within five minutes and banish indigestion. It touts relief from dyspepsia and other stomach distress with a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
All light and power rents for the month ending March 1 are due. Fares of the company require payment at the office of Water, Light and Power Company at City Halls on or before the 19th of the month. W. J. Grady, Supt.
John A Hann recently suffered vertigo with serious illness feared but he was up town Thursday afternoon briefly and remains weak, reporting gradual improvement in his health.
Bad weather and mud have limited baseball and basketball practice for about a week, but forecasts suggest improving conditions. Both teams have games scheduled for the latter part of March.
The high school cooking class intended to entertain the city school board and superintendent with a 1 o clock dinner on Saturday was postponed to next Saturday due to the illness of D K Allison, contingent on his condition.
New furnace grates arrive and will be installed to restore the heating plant. The steam heat system has caused ongoing trouble all winter with several alterations and repairs needed already.
Miss Mary B. Vail former head of the Domestic Science department at the College of Industrial Arts has been appointed teacher of domestic science at the University of California Berkeley. She came to Denton from Columbia University and resigned last year to study at UC. She is regarded as one of the best domestic science teachers in the United States.
The Young People group plans a hard times social tonight with invitations hinting at poverty among members and detailing fines for nonattendance in period costumes. Bids were handwritten on wrapping paper.
Funeral attendees included T. P. Cady and wife from Bowie sister. Mrs Frank Hulett of El Paso. sister T. J. Perkins and daughter from Durant Oklahoma. George Robinson niece of Hallsville Missouri. Captain A. W. Hulett of Denison. L. C. Hulett of Gainesville. J A. Dickey and daughter from El Paso. Emblems and flowers were sent by El Paso Masons and friends statewide.
A local seller in Denton touts Waterman fountain pens with years of experience behind them. Stock ranges from slender number twelve at $2.50 to heavy number eighteen at $8.00, all guaranteed and praised for mechanical excellence.
Eight days pass at Normal College with Dr Bruce welcomed back after a North trip. Faculty and students greet visitors Frances Scott, Louella Goodfellow, Hinston, Henderson, Nora, Lightfoot and Wincie Alexander attend or visit. The Dunbar company Lyceum was March 9. Weather slows building work but crews resume.
One hundred dollars reward for a case of catarro not cured by Hall's Catarro Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo claim honesty and solvency. Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo VA. Hall's Catarro Cure allegedly acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Come around and try our regular dinner served every day for 25c at Ideal Restaurant. We specialize not only in the quality of our goods but in the service we render you.
The Spooner Dramatic Company led by Dad Spooner with Wallock and Miss Allie Spooner is set for a Wrights performance next week. Hare & McGinnis secured the act after some trouble and promise patron satisfaction. Clip from Bonham Daily Favorite notes last night’s opening at Steger opera house amid bad weather drawing a good crowd. The company presented A Panic on Wall Street a finance romance that pleased the audience and earned praise for the cast. Also mentions bringing livestock and produce to J M Barbe grocery for top cash prices and Ola Pike Martin offering city pickup.
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear items. readable parts mention a cooperative and a house ale product. No clear event or person names emerge. prepare compact record from limited text.
A reader recounts a dramatic recovery from a grave throat and lung illness using a new remedy by Stillman Green and Dr Kin. The testimonial asserts doctors gave five years to live, but a course of treatment, bottled remedies, and promotional sprays saved their life and offer a trial bottle for one dollar.
A fragment notes political notices referencing a July Democratic primary and an investigation into heir alms, with mentions of gentlemen named and support actions under review.
Local race slate lists candidates for county and city offices including County Judge H HOSKINS County Treasurer D M REEVE Jr and Sheriff W C ORR along with mayoral candidate P J BEYETT and other incumbent or nominatees for clerks attorneys and commissioners.
Judge Potter came home Thursday night via Krum after clearing the docket for the week. No district court session Friday and three weeks with only one jury impaneled in the McKenna Texas and Pacific suit. Several cases set for week four while the criminal docket opens week five. Most arrests stem from felony indictments. one case remains located per sheriff. New suit Belzie Arch versus Ida Arch for divorce filed Thursday.
An old style ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills promising no griping or distress and thorough work for health. It mentions J. F. Raley & Co selling the product at 25e.
DS Arnold of Dallas sues A. J. Charest and others living near Aubrey in a case claiming about 4000 dollars as a real estate commission. The action was filed in County Court on Thursday.
Dallas News announces a new agent for subscriptions and advertising matters. Readers are asked to report non delivery complaints to the Record and Chronicle office and use the classifieds for selling items with six words for 30 cents.
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