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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
3
For Marshal JIM GOODE GARRETT WELLS FAYETTE SMITH. City Attorney ED I KEY For Assessor and Collector R LEDBETTER City Secretary WYLIE SMITH Alderman Ward No 2 J M GURLEY Alderman Ward 3 W W BAXTER Alderman Ward 4 J A BARTON.
For rent eight room house close in on Pearl street. R. D. Anderson advertises available space and contact details. Also listed is a two bedroom unit or light housekeeping option with a phone contact.
Short notice rental listing for three large unfurnished rooms at 106 West Sycamore. Includes light housekeeping, with utilities such as lights and water. Contact 182p for details.
A moon shaped pearl brooch was found and turned into this office. A gold locket engraved with a name or initials was reported lost. A reward is offered for its return to this office.
Job notice seeking a neat young man to work in a store at Cox & Whitson’s Normal store. Apply in person.
For sale strong hand lumber in good condition and new stock offered at half price. See C. E. Wiggins at the new C. I. A. building.
For sale a 15 acre sandy land farm priced at 25 dollars per acre. Will take wagon and team in trade. Interested parties write PO Box 196 Denton. Also for sale a four room house and large lot on Pelivar Street with a bargain. Denton Trust Co.
For sale 50 acres well improved farm with a four room house and good barn. Plenty of water and a mile to a good school in a favorable neighborhood. Possession by March 1. Terms. One thousand dollars cash with balance on terms. J. E. McCabe Real Estate.
Dr. E W Fritz advertises lots for sale on West Oak street or College addition at half the price of Rippy addition lots by size. Terms offered with a ten year money back guaranty. Location 201 West Oak street.
Advertisement urges calling 31 for messenger service. It mentions W A Brashears offering to handle accounts for 10 percent of money collected. details include location at 172tfe.
WANTED five shares Den ton Oil and Development Co stock submit best offer. For sale good prairie grain day $12 delivered or $11 at barn on G B Collins place north of town. Mrs McCann graduate conservatory piano and voice Leschitzky method taught 101 Oakland St Denton Texas
Menry Ealtreuther on East McKinney Street advertises woodwork, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking services for local needs.
Advertisement by Mirs E L Epley of Frisco Texas offering hair switches made from customers combings. Options include stems pompadours puff styles priced 50 cents to 15 cents with mail order to request desired transformation.
An Arkansas mill at 8S Elm St advertises prompt delivery of CHOPS, BRAN, CORN, and HAY along with heater wood. The notice mentions a power wood saw to run in connection with the wood business and provides two phone numbers.
The notice directs clients to have deeds contracts chattel mortgages and rental documents processed by the Denton Trusts Notary in office for in house handling and recording services.
Fred Moore promotes his tent shop with a notice inviting patrons and friends to seek good honest service at the relocated establishment.
City Meat Market operated by John Keesee Prop delivers fresh meat to homes. Call for delivery with pickup at West Oak Street. Local advertisement notes home service and contact details for orders.
Lester and Paschall announce a first clasp dray service at reasonable rates. Office Fox bros handles inquiries with two phone lines for prompt household moving.
The notice offers two nice jersey pulls in the county at the wagon yard east of the old McKelvy yard on McKinney street. It invites patronage and mentions a nice house and lot near the Normal for sale. A new phone number 249-freen is listed and the name is presented as WILL LOCK NANE.
A. R. McGintie offers furnished rooms for rent at his office over Wilson-Hann's in Denton Texas. Old phone 361 listed for inquiries.
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone number iis white and an old phone 230. He promises to saw your wood for you and provides a simple service offer to potential customers.
Freight Transfer announces moving services from Office Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak street. Call for furniture relocation with special attention to items in the drag line.
Short notice call for scavenger work with contact number 307 to arrange assignments. Promote quick call to secure jobs.
Reynolds and Hodges advertise sanitary milk and cream with a new phone 426 and the old number 297 still in use. The notice directs customers to use the updated line for orders and inquiries.
J. M. Barber and E. McKinney Sr announce a registered bull season at the wagon yard for fresh groceries and feedstuffs. The notice highlights the start of the breeding period and invites interest from local farmers and buyers.
Buyer seeks to purchase first and second lien notes with prompt process. No red tape and no delays. Inquiries directed to this office at 164t fedaw.
W N Rowell D D 6. occupies an office above McCray's on the south side of the square as announced in the local directory notice.
Dentist Charles Saunders announces his practice located above Long and King, with office hours starting after February 1. The note lists contact details and location for patient convenience in the downtown area.
A short note from S. A Bushey suggests arranging concrete talks or brick work, inviting clarification on project scope and timing.
J M Gurley offers first class cement work at fair prices. Get estimates.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates from Hancock and Son blacksmith shop at 8S Elm and S J Lipscomb block. New phone 269 residence 132 and old phone 486.
For service to first class German Coach and Percheron stal lions see E. Yarnell at old laundry site E. McKinney St Itwin 3dy.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. It claims quick relief by morning for headaches coated tongues insomnia biliousness and digestive discomfort, urging regular use and noting a 10 cent box benefits for months.
Raymond Fox of T C U visits from Fort Worth. Mrs C W Patterson of Claude visits Mrs Davie. Ivy Johnson attends Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. Beall goes to Marlin to watch Giants. Cobb and Freeman of Farmersville visit relatives here. Myrtle Robertson of Kansas City visits Aunt Mrs Wiliam Frazier. F Hill returns from Panhandle business trip. S W Keeton of Harmon County Oklahoma visits Monroe Young. Wm W Sherrill of Lewisville returns home after juror duty. R H Templeton en route to Fort Worth. Mrs Georgie Green leaves for Dallas then Missouri and California. Denton camp attendees at W O W convention in Dallas. J W Stewart from near Aubrey locates war horses via ad.
Turner Bros promotes pure Utah honey with a direct order line. Customers urged to phone today.
The Woman's Shakespeare club met with Mrs. Waldo Blewett and announced new free magazines placed in public reading racks. Members noted rack shortages as many readers take magazines and do not return them. Also reported were births and purchases by local residents, and W J Slaton's illness.
Mrs. R. G. Wright offers two fine barred rock roosters from J. W. Miller Poultry Farm Freeport Iowa and provides eggs for hatching at $1.00 for 15. New phone 205.
Garza reports the Cook strain and imported stock winning top honors at the farm show. Eggs priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
Classified note offers Rhode Island reds eggs for sale at 1 dollar per setting with roosters noted as good in dividends. Also white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs for 1.50 per setting of 13. Advertisements list contact names W Francis Grady and Mrs E T Broun with local phone 3638.
The advertisement touts a single comb white Leghorn as holder of a world record for eggs. It offers 15 top eggs for $1.50 with farm pickup or delivery in Denton Texas. Contact Mrs R L Mc Reynolds Route 2 Aubrey.
White Indian Runner duck eggs from imported stock sold at 6 dollars per dozen. Special mating eggs priced at 5 and 4 dollars, plus 3 dollars for utility eggs. Parcel post available. Mitchell's Barber Shop, W J Mitchell, Denton Texas.
Indian Runner ducks offered for setting eggs at 1.50 for 12. White Orpingtons also for sale at 1.00 each. Denton Duck and Dairy Farm run by T F Jasper with new phone 357 D&WI181. Mrs W A Richards selling stock in Denton Texas 181 D&We.
Jurors for the third week of district court were discharged after selection of the jury and commencement of the trial in the Mills-Severety case. Contingency motions and orders on civil matters were noted, with further proceedings expected.
The Denton district court dealt with multiple cases including T W Leverett vs Annie Mills administratrix and Texas and Pacific Railway vs John McKenna. Motions for continuance were granted, judgments entered on several matters, and a fourth week jury list and commissioners named with several cases set for next week.
Classified note offers Black Orpingtons at 1 dollar for 15 birds. Contact at 389 Bernard and call new phone 335-White for details.
Poultry item offering duck eggs at 14 0 per setting of 13 from Nathan Vans at 37 Texas Street, Denton, Texas 208 NATHAN phone number appears.
Rev N S McClurkan of Los Angeles is visiting his ill brother S C McClurkan four miles southeast of the city. Pastor J W Caldwell announced Tuesday that McClurkan will speak at Central Presbyterian church prayer meeting Wednesday night.
A shipment introduces new Seth Thomas mantel clocks in mahoganized wood with plain, ornament-free cases. Each clock features a high grade 8 day Seth Thomas movement and offers a distinct marbleized wood alternative, described as medium priced and selling well.
Turner Bros reports readiness to meet demand with firm quantity, quality standards, and prompt delivery terms. The notice emphasizes competitive price points and quick turnaround to secure the contract.
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