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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
3
Classified notices include buying or renting incubator and brooder, Rhode Island eggs for setting at $1 for 15, a broad job ad for a White woman to cook and housework, a young lady to become a nurse at Denton Sanitarium, a lost gold spectacles in a black case with reward, and a lost open face watch with return request.
Two nicely furnished rooms for rent with water and light at 47 West Hickory Street.
Short notice rental item lists a furnished room for rent at 29 Bolivar with a new phone number 293 for contact. The fragmentary ad offers lodging details and a contact method.
Advertisement notes J L Waldrip at Lacy's Blacksmith Shop offers first class wood work with beat materials and the most reasonable prices.
West Side barber Fern Matthews invites the public to join a growing list of pleased customers at the Fern Matthews Barber Shop.
Local butcher shop Ublett & Son advertises meats with two phones and invites customers to try their offerings. The readable lines mention West Ak Street and the business name Ublett & Son.
Frank Wilkerson runs a meat market on S. Elim Street offering fresh and tender meats. Old phone 212, new 83 listed for contact.
The L4050Y Blacksmith Shop, known as the old Reliable, offers large shoeing and bucey work at N onset street.
Advertisement notes prompt delivery and full measure supplies of wood and feedstuffs in Arkansas. Addresses Elm Street and contact details with two phone lines for Bert stove and seater wood and Brean corn h asther feedstuffs.
Denton Trans and Kr Co advertises dray work and moving services with new phone 110 and old 316. Offices and barn at 36 East Hickory. Services include trunks and baggage transport and calls available anywhere in the city.
Advertisement for a moving business offering first class prompt service and reasonable rates. Mentions two large moving vans and household moving as a specialty. Provides office and residence phone numbers and lists a contact name Parks and Lester.
Classified note lists autos for hire by W Well Ingsley with contact O14 phone 330 and a new listing.
A. R. McGintie offers houses and furnishings for rent in Denton city. Office located one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Dr W E Botts veterinarian surgeon has an office with Denton Transfer Co Lipscomb stock. New phone 70 and old 34 for office. residence numbers 486 and new 29 Slue listed for contact.
Livery and stables at Moreman and Luster on N Elm Street advertise feedstuffs for cows horses and other livestock. They offer an automobile line with trips anywhere. Mr Charlie White oversees operations. Both phones 55.
Salka or brick work offered by J M Gurley, cement contractor. First class work at right price. Get estimates.
Page ads list W A Jones and Fralin dentists in Sept Side Square Denton Texas. Vre Repair offers keys to fit locks and sewing machines. Magill and Shepard provide scavenger work by calling 307 or 902 for Jersey milk delivery.
For sale at a bargain a modern residence on North Locust Street in Denton. It is described as the best built home. For details and terms address F. F. Paschall at Leesburg, Texas.
Real estate brief advertises three houses and lots for sale in Venton with bargain pricing. Also notes two rooms for rent. Contact W. S. Humphries at 69 Welch St Denton for details.
Poultry department lists thoroughbred eggs for hatching including Indian Runner ducks at 13 for 1.50 and Partridge Wyndettes and light Brahmas at 15 for 1.50. Tompkins Kaufman strain Rhode Island Reds cockerels and pullets 15 eggs for 1.50. Philo Brooder 2.50. Contact W. T. Bailey or visit Aubrey Route 2.
Train numbers and departure times listed: No 209 Limited and No 205 Flyer departing 6 45 a m, No 2265 MM and 7 10 p m. No 206 Flyer and No 216 Limited after 8.00 unknown station details. Summary notes include numbered service codes and vague milepost marks.
Bring chickens eggs and butter to J. M. Barbe on East McKinney Street for the highest market price in cash. He will call for poultry anywhere in the city. Phones Olq and New.PIKE MARTIN.
The Central Presbyterian Christian Endeavor held a hard times social for about 50 members and guests. Highlights included penalty fines for hair and jewelry, a mystery knot quiz with penny answers, a hat making contest, partner-dating games, a nose-touching partner reveal, and a supper of baked beans and cornbread. Performances by Mrs. H. B. Boyd, Valentine Leach, and Charlie Powell capped the evening with songs, magic, and recitations.
The sixteen year old daughter of W. A. Cotton at Mayo is reported by the attending physician to be holding her own with condition unchanged. Since Tuesday she has been very low, and the only positive sign is that Saturday's condition is not worse than Friday.
An old testimonial notices Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio offering one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case. The undersigned Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo Ohio attest Cheney's honorable dealings. The cure is stated as internal and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle and eleven druggists stock it. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.
Turner Bros advertises Maxwell House Blend coffee on sale while noting historically high U S consumption reaching over 94 000 600 cups last year. The copy hints at national demand and familiar brand loyalty in a brief promotional item.
Note as announcement unde afe head are subject to the action the democratic primary in July gentlemen named therein s0 investigation their time and your support
A dense list of candidates announced for multiple offices including Local Representative Alvin M Owsley County Judge S H Hoskins County Assessor F E Tobin and others. also mayoral and ward candidates J MceGinnis Fletcher Bates Poe Evans Mitchell Jones Desvis Pool Key and more.
Churches list morning and evening services across Cambuslang with ministers W W Baxter C E Wooldridge Harry Burton Boyd E D Criddle O T Cooper A D Rogers and others. Includes Sunday schools 9:39 to 9:45 am and midweek prayer meetings, with topics like Are there Many Ways to be saved and The great commission.
An advertise note promises ladies free admission with each 30 cent ticket on Monday night to the opera event. It highlights a promotional offer and spins a lively sales angle for theatergoers.
An advertisement urges Cascarets to cleanse the stomach and bowels overnight. It claims the product removes sour food, bile, and toxins, easing headaches, biliousness, and fatigue. A 10 cent box is said to bring months of relief and cheerfulness, with emphasis on children.
Clarious News from Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas claims Electric Bitters cured his eczema and he also cured himself. The ad says the remedy acts as a blood purifier and treats eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores while stimulating liver kidneys and bowels. Free sample offered and satisfaction guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Short orders available at all times and regular dinners served daily. The Ipeal Restaurant invites patrons to call and visit for meals and attentive service.
A notice from B. E. Drake inviting readers to send advertisements and subscription matters to the Record and Chronicle office in Dallas. Readers are asked to report non delivery complaints to the same office.
All light and power rents for the month ending March 1 are not due. Eases of company require jarme at the office of Water, Light and Power company at City Hall on or before the 10th of the month. W. J. Grady, Supt.
This ad promotes classified space in both the Daily and Weekly issues of the Record and Chronicle claiming access to up to 3 000 families or 15 000 people at very low rates. It urges readers to check the next issue for potential buyers.
Mr. W. H. Housley of Greenville Tennessee recounts a five year battle with la grippe and severe throat problems after a lingering cold. He avoided surgery, used a bottle of Peruna and then a dozen more, reporting his throat improved and his illness cured.
In the Eastern District of Texas A. P. Balthrop of Krum Denton County was adjudged bankrupt on March ith 1912. The first creditors meeting was set for March 19 1912 at 9 00 AM in Denton Texas Court House. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct meeting business. Referee in Bankruptcy Co D Me Reynolds Sherman Texas dated March 7 1912. End of notice includes unrelated restaurant ad and fill words.
The Market Basket lists corn at 95 to 99¢ per bushel and hay, feed, and corn products with small price ranges. Radishes, onions, greens, celery, cabbage, and turnips appear in fresh lots this weekend, with turkeys and chickens priced modestly and limited retail availability.
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