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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
3
Notice lists Tector phone numbers and business references for scavenger work and dairy supplies. J M Barber and E McKinney are named alongside Reynolds and Hodges with old and new phone numbers.
We moved in the Oatman hotel and invite patrons and friends to our clean heat shop for good honest service. Fred Moore City Meat Market and John Keesee prep deliver fresh meat to your home. Phone us on Weet Vak street.
Local moving firm Lester and Paschall advertises affordable home moving, offering first class service and reasonable rates. Contact via Fox Bros office for phones and arrangements.
A brief notice offers two good Jersey buses for sale at a wagon yard east of the old Mc Kelvy yard on McKinney Street. Contact for patronage and inquiries.
For sale items include Rowden cotton seed and peanuts for planting plus Silver Mine corn. Interested buyer should see John A. Hann for details and purchase.
Advertisement listing a five room house for 800 cash down with the balance payable like rent. Also notes land tracts in oil belt, 5 acres at 25 per acre, and a 50 acre well improved farm with a 4 room house and barn available by March 1 with 1000 cash and balance terms.
An advert urges calling 31 for fast messenger service run by W. A. Brashears. It notes will handle accounts for ten percent of money collected and gives the address 172tfe.
A compact assortment of classified items including a bar purchase note for a pony horse and a stock offer for Den Oil and Development Co. shares. Also listed are hay for sale at $12 delivered, a piano and voice conservatory with clay instruction, and a clay request at 101 Oakland St. Denton area.
Henry Kaltreuther of East McKinney Street offers wood work blacksmithing horseshoeing rubber-tiring and shrinking services for various needs.
Chops, bran, corn, hay and other feedstuffs offered with prompt delivery. Best stove and heater wood. A power wood saw available through Arkansas Mill at 8 Kim St. Denton. Also seeking building and repair work by J. F Ramsay, general contractor. References furnished and all work guaranteed. New phone 262.
The Moler Barber College of Dallas Texas invites men to learn the barber trade offering attractive inducements and a short program. They mail free a catalog and urge readers to request it.
Denton Trust Co offers in office notary services for deeds contracts chattel mortgages and rental agreements ensuring proper acknowledgment and recordkeeping for local property transactions.
Jake Johnson offers wood cutting with a new phone number 1 7 white and an old phone 230. He will saw your wood for you.
Ad offers hair services by Mrs. Grimm at 108 Oakland with 11 am to 2 pm availability. Contact phone listed as 361green. text references 166 and 190 cents prices.
Dr W A Jones dentist at West Side Square and W Fralin dentist at South Side Square mid block up faire Denton Texas listed in local directory.
The fragment notes a business location over McCray's on the south side square, listing W. N. Rowell and D. Cr. 8 as possibly associated figures.
Charles Saunders announces a dental practice location on the second floor above Long and King after February 1. Both telephone numbers are provided for contact.
You want concrete side or brick work. Let me figure it with you. J. M. Gurley, a cement contractor, provides first class work at the right price and offers estimates.
Dr W E Botts graduate veterinarian maintains office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for office, residence old 486, new 132 for contact.
Notice mentions E Yarnell at the old laundry site on E McKinney Street in a 83 day period. It notes service to a German Coach and Percheron teamer, with emphasis on a location and period.
White Orpington Farm Garza Cook strain and imported stock win top honors over competition. Eggs priced from $3 to $10.
Classified brief lists 15 penciled runners 13 ducks and two drakes for sale at 12 dollars. Sellers: Mrs C V Spong of Denton.
Eggs for sale at one dollar per setting from Rhode In Land Reds. Roosters offered as well, claimed to be good in dividends. See W. Francis Gredy at 129 North Locust Street, Denton, Texas.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs at 1.50 per setting of 13. Also white and black Orpington eggs at 1.00 for 15. Several sellers list new phones and locations in Denton Texas. Fanciers advertise barred rock roosters and hatch eggs with parcel post options.
Editorial urges switching from harsh physic to gentler Syrup of Figs for children and adults. Praises castor oil replacement, touts figs senna elixir as safe, effective, and package-labeled with clear directions.
The Denton Thursday Sewing club gathered with Mrs. Gene Spangenberg yesterday. Miss Mary Burroughs of Cape Girardeau, Mo. was guest. A five hundred party honored her with spring blossoms, high scores by Miss Lipscomb and Alvin Bush, and a parting send off as Miss Burroughs departs next Wednesday.
Frank Tompkins of Pilot Point was here today. Mrs. J. Fender of Dallas visits her mother Mrs. Payne. J. W. Hamilton attended the Fort Worth horse show. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fritz joined the Fort Worth stock show. Miss Hanna Fouts visits her sister Mrs. Golliday in Fort Worth. B F Jackson visits his daughter at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton. J. A. Edwards of Tyler attends the Woodman convention and stock show. Grandma Jeter of Smyrna is ill, 74 this week. WA Matthews returns from Dallas W O W convention ill with a toothache but elected sovereign delegate.
Turner Bros promotes prompt delivery with emphasis on quantity and quality. They highlight fast service and reliable pricing as key strengths for business customers.
Notice advertises fruit sales by L D Smith at 08 West Oak Street. It promotes apples described as the nicest yet and includes an old phone number for orders.
The memorial describing alleged conditions at the A and M college will not be further considered by the committee on education unless the House orders it. Chairman Yarbrough said the committee favored letting the matter rest and noted it should be considered in the House as a whole.
Citizens urge investing in local projects and small businesses to boost welfare. They argue every dollar spent at home strengthens the community and supports municipal progress.
An advertisement extols Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for restoring natural hair color and preventing thinning. It claims easy use, dandruff removal, and growth, priced at fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee.
Washington March 14 Postmaster General Burleson plans to lay before President Wilson options for opening 35 000 third and fourth class postmasterships to Democrats. He may seek revocation of Taft order or require civil service exams. Either path aims to give Democrats parity with Republicans.
A fresh stock of dictionaries arrived at the Rehoord Chronicle office. Staff note a robust lot suitable for classrooms and personal use, with updated word lists and standard editions available for readers and students.
The note suggests using the S811 BD as a tool or method when facing challenging periods. It implies practical guidance or an emergency approach for difficult circumstances. The text centers on prompting action or a specified plan rather than elaborating broader theory.
Curtis Drug Store advertises a fine cigar stock led by the Joan of Arc a club shaped nickel cigar from the Tom Moore factory. It emphasizes careful selection from reputable factories and value for customers with a 5 cent price point.
Mrs J W Curtis recovers enough to sit up as brick masons begin Exchange National bank work. Henry Stanley’s child improves from diphtheria while Fort Worth baseball challenge awaits decision. J C Brownlow hops crutches after knee injury. Myrtle Brownlow’s North Locust bungalow nears completion with George McCormick as contractor. College of Industrial Arts second quarter exams underway and new term opens Tuesday. Miss Mary Ray McCullar weighs eight pounds as new member of Fred L McCullar family at Mrs J J B McCullar’s. former Miss Bessie Browder.
Advert reads Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for stomach upset. It claims digestion is improved in five minutes, relieving acid sourness, gas, belching, and headache while strengthening stomach function for future meals. Buy a fifty cent case at any drug store.
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