Wanted wares and help wanted notices in city columns
WANTED-WiTE WOMAN TO take charge of cooking and house work no washing Good wages MRS F A HAUSLEIN Fry street 168d&wtt WANTED-YOUNG LADY WHO righes to become a nurse exceptional opportunity offered at the Jenton Sanitarium of 178ed l7w LOST-GOLD ctacles in phe Reward for return This 178e¢ Lose BOY'S OPEN FACE sickle ed watch Finder please return the office 172tfe LOST- 2 AY CRAVENETTE Overcoat hole winned in one side Please return This office iSip LOSIT-WATCH FOR WITH IMI tation cameo ons lk ribbon Reward for return Old phone 550 17T8tfe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A Hauslein
Fry Street
Jenton Sanitarium
Cravenette
Hole
iSip
For Rent Two Nicely Furnished Rooms on West Hickory Street
Listing offers two rooms with water and light at 47 West Hickory Street. Nearby, 58 West Oak Street shows a private family living near the home. Phone contact provided with new number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Oak Street
New
West Hickory Street
Furnished Room for Rent at 39 Bolivar
Room for rent in a furnished unit at 39 Bolivar with new phone contact 393. Inquiries requested for available occupancy and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
First Class Wood Work At Waldrip Blacksmith Shop
J L Waldrip offers quality wood work using the best materials at reasonable prices from his Blacksmith Shop located at 166.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Waldrip
Acy’e
Fern Matthews Barber Shop Opens West Side NV
Fern Matthews Barber Shop on the West Side invites customers to join a growing list of satisfied clients as the shop launches its new service lineup and welcomes patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Matthews
West Side
Nvites
City Meat Market Ad on West Sak Street
Local butcher shop at West Sak Street advertises meats with phone contact for orders and inquiries. Ublett & Son is referenced in the fragment as a possible business or family name in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Meat Market
West Sak Street
Ublett & Son
Frank Wilkerson Meat Market on Elm Street
Local meat market Frank Wilkerson advertises fresh and tender eats on Elm Street with contact numbers old 212 and new 83. The brief notice emphasizes quality meats and a long-standing neighborhood presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilkerson
Elm St
Lacy Blacksmith Shop Specializes in Horse Shoeing
The Lacy Blacksmith Shop on Noeust Street offers horse shoeing and buggy work as its specialty through Reliable aid services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Aid Reliable
Noeust Street
Arkansas feedstuffs market ad with limited details
Feedstuffs such as chops bran and corn hay listed for prompt delivery on Elm Street market in Arkansas. Bert store and eater wood advertised with phones for contact and full measure assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Elm Street
Draymen Advertise Household Moving Service
Draymen offer packing loading and moving work. Call WNLOW STRICKLAND at new office 110 and old number 36 Past Hicksory Street for barn and house moving services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnlow & Strickland
Denton Transfer Co offers new phone service
Harrison, proprietor, announces new phone 54 in Denton for all calls within the city. Trunks and baggage lines available at the OmBp building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Harrison, Prop
Ity
Ombp
Moving Service Ad Promises Reasonable Rates
Local dray business promotes first class moving service with two moving vans for household moves. Includes PARKS and LES office phones and residence numbers. Offers reasonable rates and emphasis on prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks & Les
Actos for Hire W. W. Bilingsley Classified
W W Bilingsley offers actos for hire with contact note old phone 330 and new 42 for inquiries and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACTOS
W. W. Bilingsley
HOUSES AND FURNISHES for rent in Denton city
A. R. McGintie orth advertises houses and furnishings for rent in the city of Denton. Office one door east is Exchange National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. McGintie
Vetherinaria Vet Office Listing Revised Contact Data
Veterinary office of W E Botts updates its contact details and address in Denton. New phones are 70 and 295 blue, old numbers 34 and 486 updated to reflect the Lipscomb block office location.
Moreman and Luster Feedstuffs and Horse Rig Line
Moreman and Luster on N Elm street advertise a wide range of feedstuffs for cattle and a stock of horses and rigs for hire. An automobile line is also offered with parlor service. Mr Charlie White oversees the business. Phones 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreman
Luster
N. Elm Street
Charlie White
Denton Dentist J W Fralin Advertises Upstairs Office
J W Fralin a dentist located at South Bee Square middle of block in Denton Texas advertises his upstairs office and services to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fralin
South Bee Square
Up‘airs
Denton
Texas
Garrison
Nent Side Square
Magill and Shepard Lock Masters Advertise Key Making
An advertisement offers lock and sewing machine service including making keys to fit any hek and locking systems. The note cites Magill and Shepard as providers of repair and key fitting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magill & Shepard
First Class Kerosene Offered at Seven Tenths A Gallon
Advertisement lists kerosene delivered at 70 cents for 5 gallons with contact number 240 white 1738 for orders.
Farm for Sale 85 Acres in Denton Texas
For sale a farm of 85 acres at a bargain if sold in the next few days rented for 1912. If interested a small cash payment will handle it. 484 Denton Texas 4te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Tex
For Sale At A Bargain Itemized Listings
For sale at a bargain, a seven passenger touring car and a brand new motorcycle. see Joe Johnson. A very desirable residence lot for sale or trade. see George J. Roark. A modern home on North Locust Street in Denton, address Leesburg Texas for details and terms to F F Paschall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
George J. Roark
North Locust Street
Denton
Leesburg
Tex
Paschall
Oak Street
Three Houses and Lots in Venton for Sale
Real estate notice from W. S. Humphales of 69 Welch Street Denton offering three houses and lots in Venton at a bargain and two rooms for rent. Sale details are brief with contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venton
W. S. Humphales
Welch St
Denton
Poultry Department Hatchery Offers Eggs for Hatching
Thoroughbred eggs for hatching Indian Runner ducks offered at 13 for 1.50. Partridge Wyandottes and light Brahmas 15 for 1.59. Address appears as Mrs Al SCT Route Aubrey Route 2 Aurey. 180pti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Aurey
The Cook's Strain of Buff Orpingtons
Eggs for sale at 1 50 per setting of 15. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone or write Capt. H. R. Lyon Denton Texas. Marl2 y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Lyon
Denton
Texas
Tompkins and Kaufman Sell Rhode Island Reds Lot
Rhode Island Reds cockerels and pullets for sale by Tompkins and Kaufman. 15 eggs priced at $1.50. Philo Brooder at $2.50. Two large coops available. Inquiries: phone or see W T Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Kaufman
Rhode Island
Philo
W_ T. BAILEY
Denton Area Social Notes Include Visits And School News
Aubrey Herald reports BF White visited Denton on Saturday while J H Hunt traveled to Pilot Point. Whitlock plans corn planting. Arkansas resident Henry Johnson visits friends. Earl Wardlow from Denton visits sister Mrs Bessie Quesenberry. Farmers prep land for a new crop amid community notes. Green Valley Sunday school led by Wm White with A J Massey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praitor News
Aubrey Herald
White
Denton
J. H. Hunt
Pilot Point
Whitlock
Henry Johnson
Arkansas
Earl Wardlow
Mre
Bessie
Green Valley
A. J. Massey
Tom Boles
Sybil Campbell
Charley Seibs
G. W. White
Charles Seba
Carriage and Buggy Topic Draws Public Interest
Readers consider buying a new buggy or carriage as interest grows among many pleased customers. The discussion centers on future options and potential improvements for personal transport.
Moon Bros Offerings Highlight Quality Goods
Moon Bros presents a selection praised as superior with few equals, inviting customers to compare and see the value firsthand.
Denton Matrons Club Meeting Postponed to 20th
Weather forces postponement of the Denton Matrons Society meeting from Wednesday the 18th to Wednesday the 20th. The hostess requests members note the new date due to extreme unsettled conditions.
Fire plugs arrive for CIT campus in Denton brief
The new fire plugs for the CIT campus have arrived and will be installed soon. Denton Chapter No. 80 meets tonight to confer the most excellent and Royal Arch degrees on three candidates. J. P. Goodwin, kept home by fever, was up town Monday for a short visit.
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CIT. A
Denton
Typhoid Convalescent Gid Hammett Returns to Town
Gid Hammett who has been ill with typhoid fever on his father's farm southwest of the city since January 2 was up town today. Work has begun on a warehouse and the foundation for the steel oil tanks of the Magnolia Oil company with Oakley Skiles as local agent and George Harris as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Hammett
Magnolia Oil Company
Oakley Skiles
George Harris
Pinckley barn shed accident victim drives downtown
ID. K. Allison, hurt when a shed at the Pinckley barn fell on him last week, was able to drive downtown Monday. Doctors had feared internal injuries, but his condition appeared less serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Allison
Mrs Lad V. Robert’s Father Thought Still Alive in Tennessee
Word from Mrs Lad V. Robert that her father, recently summoned to Fayetteville Tennessee by his serious condition, remains alive but is not expected to live much longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad V. Robertson
Fayetteville
Tenn
Five-room bungalow being built for Bh. F. Black
Bh. F. Black is erecting a five room bungalow on his hotelet east of the hotel on East Hickory. The home will be used by Black's family and the structure includes halls. T D Wynn holds the contract for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bh. F. Black
East Hickory
Mr. Black
T D Wynn
Nazarene Meeting in Center Point Near Denton
The Nazarene followers of Pilot Point led by Mr and Mrs J Gilmore and Mr Stell will hold a meeting at Center Point about a mile south of Denton this week. Everyone is invited to attend by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Point
J. Gilmore
Mr. Stell
Center Point
Denton
The Modern Merchant of Venice playlet by Current Literature club
The Current Literature club of the Normal college presents a littl playlet The Modern Merchant of Venice Saturday night March 3 at the auditorium. Public invited. Later the Mary Arden club will present two little playlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Normal College
Mary Arden Club
City to Install New Electrical Machinery Switchboard
Superintendent W J Grady says blueprints for the city switchboard have arrived and building work to prepare for installation will begin now. The machinery is expected soon.
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W. J. Grady
Young Peoples Federation Plans Quarterly Meeting
The Young Peoples Federation of Central Presbyterian First Presbyterian First Christian First Methodist and Baptist churches will hold its second quarterly meeting Sunday evening March 15. A nice program has been arranged and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Federation
Central Presbyterian
First Presbytian
First Chritian
First Methodist
Baptist
Opera Offer Promises Free Ladies With 30 Cent Tickets
An old advertisement notes ladies attend free with each 30 cent ticket for a Monday night opera event. The fragment indicates a promotional deal and a simple pricing structure for attendees.
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement extols Cascarets to cure indigestion and sour stomach by cleansing the stomach and removing fermenting food. It claims relief by morning with a 10 cent box and urges family use, noting a fresh fruit shipment and Turner Bros contact.
Ideal Restaurant Promises Bigger Loaves With Fine Bread
A terse note urges customers to try bread at Ideal Restaurant claiming the loaves are larger and of superior quality, inviting patrons to “get our bread” and enjoy the better value.
Daughters Condition Improves After Meningitis Battle
Word from Mingo Monday says W A Cotton's 16 year old daughter injured by meningitis last week is improving nicely with better than even odds of recovery. No new cases reported. Turkeys and Chickens shortage noted with no fryng size birds available and hens up slightly at eight cents per pound. TURNER BROS offers guaranteed goods for the table and promises to obtain what customers want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo
W. A. Cotton
MIS Bellas Bhous
Ourg
Turner Bros
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old testimonial form offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case, endorses F J Cheney and Co of Toledo, lists Waldinge Kinnan Marvin as endorsers, notes internal cure that acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and advertises seven and a half percent price with a demand for local druggists and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toedo
F J. Cheney
Busness Transacions
Waldinge, Kinnan
Marvin
Toledo
Tatum Hosts Friends With Home Grown Veggies
W H Tatum of San Benito area entertained friends with vegetables grown on his Southwest Texas farm. Twin boys were born to Mr and Mrs Callie Haren in a local birth noted in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Herald
W. H. Tatum
San Benito
Texas
Callie Haren
Local Gleanings Note Charley Bishop Illness and Social Calls
Charley Bishop is reported sick with lagrippe. J. G. Hooper who has been in Fort Worth the past month returned home. Edgar Cantwell of Rock Hill y was here. Mr and Mrs Bink Simpson of Sanger visited the latter's parents. Charley Bishop entertained the young people with a musical one night last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bishop
Lagrippe J. G. Hooper
Fort Worth
Edgar Cantwell
Rock Hilly
Old Denton County Resident J M C Hays Dead in Dodsonville Ok
J M C Hays an old resident of Denton County southeast area died March 9 in Dodsonville Oklahoma after a long illness of dropsy and heart trouble. He lived near Krum until 1909 then moved to Greer County. Survived by his wife three sons two brothers and three sisters. He had relatives in Denton Pilot Point Rector and Dallas. Buried Hallis Oklahoma March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. C. Hays
Denton County
Dodsonville
Hays
Krum
Greer County
W. T. Fouts
Denton, CO
C. Buster
Pilot Point
B. L
J. W
Nannie Vardaman
George Hays
Rector
Dallas
Dodgenville
Hallis, Ok
Nineteen Miles a Second Without a Jar Ad
A vintage ad touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills claiming effortless, healthy relief. It promises no griping or distress and equates the pill with easy, natural movement of the earth. Sold for 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Reasons Maxwell House Blend Demand Soars in U S Last Year
Turner Bros reports over 4000 dollars worth of Maxwell House Blend coffee consumed nationally in the prior year highlighting strong demand and widespread use across households and workplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell House
United States
Turner Bros
Political Primary Announcements and Investigative Note
An unde titled note outlines action in the Democratic primary set for July. It mentions gentlemen named and references an investigation into their conduct and support. The fragment signals campaign and oversight themes without detailing specifics or outcomes.
Local Election Ballot Listings For County Officers
A ballot listing candidates for Local Representative Alvin Mowsley County Judge 8 H Hoskins County Assessor F E Tobin Frank Miller M Gary County Treasurer D M Reeve Gut WV F Egan William Nelson Tax Collector Virgil Hennen Sam Hawkins County Clerk T Button Sheriff W Core Batist For County Attorney H R Wilson George M Hopkins E I Key Superintendent J McCook District Clerk W Be Durbin T Higgins Justice Precinct No 1 William McCormick Constable Precinct No 1 Tom Stover George Watson Commissioner Precinct No 1 John F Morgan Commissioner Precinct No 3 Fred Cunningham Commissioner Precinct No 7 B S Atcheson J A Sweat Mayor P J Bevvett Ed F Bates S J McGinnis Alderman Ward 1 C E Fowler Alderman Ward 4 A Robinson Lee Pool Ben Key
Justin Newses from Tribune City Hotel remodeling
Farmers say the soil is in better condition after February and March rains than in four years and prospects look good for crops. Mrs. Sarah M. Nuckles died at her daughter's home last week. Herbert Harvey, injured by a boy at Plano, is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. J R Couser of Drop. The Rogers family learned their granddaughter Ima Reynolds died in Azle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Tribune
Squire Wood
Sarah M. Nuckles
Herbert Harvey
Plano
J R.couser
Rogers
Ima Reynolds
Pilot Point Post Signal News Update
Slinton Jesberg of St. Joe Missouri travels to South Texas and visits E C Bauer. Frank Elmoftre and family move to Clarendon. G P Davig of Denton and Warner Crowell of Guthrie Missouri visit Pilot Point residents Mamie Parke. Elder A M Douglas former Pilot Point pastor dies at Melissa. Pilot Point rainfall totals two inches in February and 1.5 inches to March week. Mrs Wilson mother of Mrs T C Price dies in Altus and is buried at Pilot Point. Walter Sullivan relocates to a Lamb County ranch. With four weeks until city elections no candidates have announced in the Post Signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Point
A M Douglas
Denton
Wilson
T. C Price
Altus
Walter Sullivan
Lamb County
Revival changes stir Lewisville area churches and commerce
The Baptist church revival prompts multiple reclamations and conversions in Lewisville. Evangelist Finney preaches while Chorister Miller leads song services. Brannon and Thomas open a grocery at Kamy switch ten miles east of Lewisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Local Socials and Visit Highlights From Lewisville Area
Lewisville residents Albert Ferry and son visited Cal Ferry and family. Carl Clarke and Ward Cross attended Sunday school. R L Clarke and Claude Dixon were in the community. Mrs Laura McCombs and daughter Irene hosted a gathering with quilting and games. Clifford Robbins is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Albert Ferry
Arlington
Cal Ferry
Carl Clarke
Ward Cross
Flower Mounds
R. L. Clarke
Claude Dixon
Bethel
Laura McCombs
Irene
Clifford Robbins
Jsick
Local Items and Social Notes from Lewisville
Vera Simmons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Simmons, is seriously ill with pneumonia and appendicitis. Miss Cora Fitzwater returns to St Louis, Mo. Mrs Bertha Fitzwater of Gainesville will finish her schooling here. An old-time quilting circle met at R L Cross on Thursday. attendees included Mesdames J K and Minie Hayden, Nannie and Lula Crawford, Ellen Nowlin, Jennie Kerr, Eulas Moora, Beulah Merritt and Myrtle Tate. Two quilts were made and the church was cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville Enterprise
Vera
Joe Simmons
Cora Fitzwater
St. Louis
Bertha Fitzwater
Gainesvile
A R. L. Cross
Mesdames J. K
Minie Hayden
Nannie
Lula Crawford
Ellen Nowlin
Jennie Kerr
Eulas Moora Be
Round Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
ROUND GROVE NEWS notes Caruthers is sick. Otto Estes of Durant Oklahoma visits E. W. McCants and family. Bernice Moore of Shiloh was here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Grove News
Lewisville
Mrs Alice Shephen Suffering Pneumonia Fever
Aubrey Herald reports Mrs Alice Shephen ill with pneumonia fever. Little Eddy Mays, baby of Mr and Mrs Alvin Mays, also sick in the community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Herald
Alice Shephen
Little Eddy Mays
Alvin Mays
Edwards actions tied route to Texas ranch crossing
J Edwards a Southwest Texas railroad promoter traveled from San Antonio last week to meet M M Davis owner of a large ranch southwest of San Antonio. Davis ranch would be crossed by Edwards proposed road which is planned to run southwest from San Antonio toward the Brownsville country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J ’. Edwards
Southwest Texas Railroad
San Antonio
M. M. Davis
Edwards
Brownsville
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ENTAL
S A. Bushey
Jr. M Gurley
W. A. Jones
Side Square
Ocksmiths
Paseales
Jersey
Se Brashears
Hamilton & Yeatts
A. A. Anderson
Puckett's
W. H. Pierce
J. J Matthews
Poultry Department
Lone Star Restaurant
Versey Bull
East McKinney _ street
Will Locknane
OR. M
Fallingim
Curtis Drug Store
W. E. McCabe, M. D
Moon Bros
Taylor Hadware Co
THE
Denton Societies
J. P. Goodwin
Davis Big Vein
Piedmont
Taylor Brothers
Vulian Scruggs
Alvin Mowsley
H. Hoskins
F. EB. Tobin, Co
Frank
Miller
M. Gary
County Treasuer D. M. Reeve i
GUT
Dad
Egan J W
Willam
Nelson
BR. V
Virgil) Hennen
Sam Hawkins
T. Button
W. Core
Batis
H. R. Wilson
Geo. M Hopkins
E. I. Key
J. McCook
W. BE. Durbin
T. Higgins
For Justice
William McCormick
Tom Stover
George Watson
John F Morgan
Fred) Cunningham
Atcheson
J. A. Sweat
Ocirry
P. J Bevett
F. Bates
Poe
J. McGinnis
Eo Fowler
J. M. Evans
R. M. Mitchell
W. L. Jones
Robinson Lee Pool
Ben Key
Shiloh
Prom Flower Mound
Antonio
Wall Street
Curtis’ Drug Store
Bob Mitchell
Denton County National Bank
Square
MY Stallion
Red Barn
North Elm Street
Alvin Togo
Togo
Peperomia
Alcantara
Grandam Wenonah
Hambletonian
Lomo Alto Farm
E. Yarnell
Robinson Hill
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