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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
3
For first class wood work see J L Waldrip at Stacksmith Shop 166c offering best materials and reasonable prices.
Fern Matthews Barber Shop on the West Side invites customers to join a growing list of satisfied clients. The notice emphasizes welcoming new patrons to enjoy the shop's services.
Sit MEAT MARKET on West Street advertises Frank Wilkerson and son 4HELETT MEAT Market. Old phone 212 new 83. Fresh and tender reata. Contact S. Fim St for meats.
The Reliable blacksmith on Noenet Street offers specialty services in orgee ehhoeing and bucgy work, advertised as a local craftsman shop.
Hope Bran offers corn hay and other feedstuffs with prompt delivery and full measure. Arkansas Illinois trade note lists Elm Street and two phones for contact.
Do you need help with dray work and household moving. Call Brownlow and Strickland now. New phone 110 old phone 210, Office and barn, 36 East Hickory.
H M Morrison proprietor announces new phone 70 and old phone 34 for the Denton Transfer Co. They offer calls anywhere in the city, trunks and baggage service.
Your dray business offers prompt service at reasonable rates with two new moving vans. Specializes in household moving. Parks and Lester operate the firm with office phones 542 and 1613.
Automobile rental notice lists W W Biln geley as the contact with old phone 330 and new number unspecified for hire cars.
W E Botts veterinarian and veterinary surgeon operates from Denton Transfer Co Lipscomb block. New phone 70 and old 34 for residence telephone old 486 new 298 blue.
YWOREMAN AND LUSTER offer feedstuffs for horses cattle and other stock at N. Elm street. They list a range of horses rigs for hire and an automobile line with trips anywhere. Mr. Charlie Whte operates a large portion. both phones 385.
Concrete sidewalks and brick work promotion by S A Bushey and J M Gurley. First class work, right price, estimates available.
West Side Square Dr W A Jones and South Square J W Fralin dentists listed in mid block locations on Denton Texas streets Denton.
Magill and Shepard advertise repair of locks and sewing machines and claim to make keys to fit any KKx. tfc.
For quick messenger service, call both phones 31. W A Brashears, Manager. Hamilton and Yeatts office.
Rental notices advertise houses and furnishings for rent by A. R. McGintyre Worth in Denton city. Location spans south east and west areas with office access one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Classified notices announce sale of a good mule from J. J Matthews, a seven passenger touring car and a new motorcycle available from Joe Johnson, and a desirable residence lot or vacant lot on Oak Street with house and lot option viaGeorge J. Roark and another entry for a lot near the car line.
Poultry offers include Thoroughbred eggs for hatching Indian Runner ducks Partridge Wyandottes and Light Brahmas 15 for $1.50. The Cook's Strain of Buffalo Ortongtone eggs $1.50 per setting of 15. Tompkins Kaufman Rhode Island Reds cockerels pullets 15 for $1.50. Contacts include Mrs A L Scott Route Denton Capt H R Lyon phone 358 Blue and W T Bailey with Philo Brooder and two large coops.
Fifteen thousand dollars in currency was stolen from a registered mail pouch today in Clifton Arizona. The money was originating from El Paso. Local police investigation underway with officials reviewing security footage and mail handling records.
A brief note touts bread from the Ideal Restaurant as finely made and capable of producing bigger loaves, inviting patrons to try a favored baked good.
One hundred dollars reward for uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co. endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
La Marca is promoted as a high grade domestic cigar with select filler and handmade quality. The note lists La Marca at 3 for 25 cents and announces a Saturday sale at 2.50 per box, alongside other brands such as Abaco Broad cast Black and White La Zuna El Caddo Arcadia Invincibles Yuba Roma Murat Tom Moore La Trinidad Beaumont Portina Lopez Caswell Club at 5 or 10 cents each. A full line of cigarettes pipes and tobacco is offered with Black and White tobacco tins at 10 cents.
Miss Ima Myers visits in Carrollton. Mr and Mrs Stanley Cowan of Justin guest here. W B Spencer, father of Mrs R L Lester, is seriously ill on North Polivar Street. Mrs Moorman of Memphis visits sister Ida Brown on Ponder Avenue. Mrs A L Banks returns from months in New Mexico. J P Hansel Bolivar L O Shugart Slidell F O McReynolds Parvin and P C Boozer Lloyd here today. Mr and Mrs C B Kirby Nevada visiting J T Hickey. Kirby may relocate here. A B Weisner Pilot Point superintendent visiting on business to teach in the CIA summer school. Is J Gillespie returned home after Ark trip halted by sciat ic rheumatism. Rev S W Hickey from Fort Worth seminary here to preach Brown Schoolhouse Sunday at 1 PM and 4 PM.
A list of ten musical selections with publishers plus a note on 5 reels of contemporary photoplays. The program includes selections from Spring Maid Dance of the Lunatics Summer Widowers The Washington Waddel Ragtime Violin and more, advertised by the orchestra.
The ad claims Cascarets soothe daily headaches coated tongue and foul breath by cleansing the stomach and removing undigested, fermented food and bile. It promises a painless, overnight effect and a 10 cent box will keep the family feeling well for months, noting children especially like the taste.
Spooner company presented Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with Wallack in the title role to a large crowd. Reviews praised the dual personality portrayal though noise from children marred some scenes. Seth Swap in Cuba and Allie Spooner as the Spanish girl were noted for strong performances.
Democratic primary fate in July hangs on endorsements as listed gentlemen seek inquiry into their credentials and support.
A list of county and precinct officials with names for County Judge to Alderman Ward 1. Officials include HOSKIN as County Judge, TOBIN as County Assessor, MILLER and M. GARY Co. LANE, J. K. McKELVY, REEVE, EGAN, NELSON, BENNEN, SAM HAWKINS, BUTTON, ORR, FRY, BATIS, H. R. WILSON, HOPKINS, KEY, J. McCOOK, DURBIN, HIGGINS, McCORMICK, STOVER, WATSON, SULLIVAN, MORGAN, CUNNINGHAM, ATCHESON, SWEAT, FOWLER, EVANS.
Denton merchants Lone & King offer a new cooking bag advertised as economical and hygienic. The item targets home cooks seeking affordable kitchen solutions.
Mrs Della May Samuels of 358 N Conde St Tipton Indiana writes The Peruna Co that eight bottles of Peruna cured her systemic catarrh of years and that she and her husband take Peruna whenever they feel ill or catch cold.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy met on Bolivar Street with plans for a membership contest. Two teams were formed led by Miss Lee Williams. Programs included talks on The men who wore the gray and Memorial day. The next meeting will be at Mrs. J. D. Parks on North Locust Street in April. The Young Peoples Federation met at Central Presbyterian Church with about 100 attendees. Will Evers and Paul Baker led the event and discussed the lesson on Prayer.
Let us have your order for field and garden seed. We can fill your wants complete. Long and King. Now supply Texas Almanacs on hand. B. E. Drake Record and Chronicle office.
Ewell Riger Denton and Miss Bertha Robinson of Garza County obtained marriage licenses as recorded.
March 11 report notes rainfall worsening roads. Anne Young returns from Denton. Hebron’s B Cobb visits. Prof Sultz in Denton. Elder F L Young preaches at Christian church. Geo Button sick. O R Clark in Frisco. Waide House returns from Denton. W P Wks in Frisco. Rev Bloodsworth of Prosper preaches at M E church. Combest and Jack Hart return from Dallas. Emma Rose called to Aubrey for her father Jim Robertson’s serious illness.
Dora Martin writes of years of womanly troubles with back and side pains and sleepless nights. She credits Cardui with restoring her health after doctors suggested surgery. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises Cardui as a remedy for women and offers an advisory booklet.
Mrs. Wilson Robinson of Toledo Ohio reports a marked recovery claiming Peruna cured heavy feelings and pain, reduced gas, improved appetite, and a 24 pound gain after two months. She states she feels like a new person and plans to work constantly.
A cyclone struck Headland Alabama killing five people injuring about a dozen and wrecking scores of buildings. Widespread wind and flood damage was reported across the Carolinas Virginia and other Atlantic coast states.
The Textile council of Fall River representing 20 000 workers refused the 5 per cent wage increase offered by manufacturers. They demand 15 per cent and pursued higher pay in the dispute reported March 16.
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