Wanted Woman To Do General Housework for Family
A live-in family seeks a woman for general housework duties. Contact via old phone number 1600-2R, 190p for details.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
3
A live-in family seeks a woman for general housework duties. Contact via old phone number 1600-2R, 190p for details.
Multiple small sale notices include Mecca Cafe fixtures in Denton offered by assignee G W Saunders. good fresh milk cows listed with J M Taylor. a house moved off a lot via K Withrow. plots for sale or exchange in Angon and Plainview. genuine cotton seed and peanuts for planting. a five room house with payments via Dr W A Jones. small sandy land farm 50 acres at 25 per acre. wagon and team trade offered. P O Box 196 Denton.
Fragmentary ad promises quick messenger service and account handling for a fee. Mentions a person likely named Braseer with phone cue 21. Text is garbled but suggests financial trust service without full details.
Classified items include requests for a gentle horse, buying and selling notices, piano and voice lessons, woodwork and blacksmith services, feedstuffs, building trades, lodging, and livestock listings. Ads reference Denton Texas area with phones and locations like G B Collins place north of town and McKinney street.
Busy ad sheet shows freight transfer and dray services at Kincaid wagon yard West Gak Street with household moving emphasis. Milk and cream delivery under Reynolds Hodges new numbers. barber and grocer listings. automobile public service line with North Texas trips. hair braids from combings offered via Mrs Grimm Oakland Ave with delivery window.
Will buy lien notes first and second deeds with no red tape or delays. Inquire at this office. 1é4thdaw n F. M. GRIFFITH, SHOE RE pairs done right on quick notice. Airdome Bidg., Hickory St.
Auto for hire listings show W W Bilingeley with old and new phone numbers and repair services. Dentists Dr W A Jones W N Rowell Hal Saunders with office locations and phone access noted for Denton Texas.
Walke or brick work offered by Bushey 4 M Gurley cement contractor. Readily provides estimates and promises quality results at the right price.
W B Botts a graduate veterinarian has moved to the Hancock and Son blacksmith shop at Elm and Lipscomb block The new telephone numbers are residence old 486 new 132 and the contact is listed with the 269 exchange.
Classified notices offer White Orpingtons and Indian Runner ducks for sale in Denton Texas. Eggs and stock priced per setting or dozen, with sellers including Mrs C V Spong Mrs E T Brown Mrs W A Richards Nathan Evans W J Mitchell and T F Jasper. Parcel post options and new phone numbers listed.
A fresh shipment of dictionaries arrived at the Record and Chronicle office today. Officials expect shelves to be stocked for classrooms and public reference.
A Denton locality roundup reports M J Trott charged with assault, Frank Granam remodeling a North Locust residence into a bungalow, and Perry Bros buying a Studebaker roadster. Other notes cover a horse death, Easter hunts, sermon invitations, a partial lunar eclipse, drilling prep at Denton Oil and Gas, home additions, a charity play, land transfers, cold temperatures, crop damage, and a small engine fire with minor damage but nearby gasoline risk.
A Denton teacher in Hansford County writes of a Thursday storm that damaged homes and killed a child in the Jordan family, with fires destroying part of John Robinson's house. News notes wagons carrying clothes food and money to aid storm victims as the hurricane swept Camden to Lexington. The letter also mentions medical ad lines and products sold by R H Garrison.
Births: T A Rains and wife Aubrey Feb 24 girl. Deaths: Chas Massengale west of Denton Feb 28 age 38 pneumonia. Thos J Conley east of Denton March 1 age 7 softening of brain. Wm H Pinkley southeast of Denton Feb 18 age 72 8 11 pneumonia. Robt D Martin Krum Feb 20 age 56 heart disease. Mrs Mary Hay Aubrey March 9 age 12 7 23 naralysis. Ruben Vermillion Aubrey Feb 28 age 1 months 16 days. lagrippe Fred Fore Pilot Point Feb 3 age 18 days capillary bronchitis. More dictionaries at Rec ord and Chronicle office.
Real estate transfers include A G Peterson and wife to Samuel Lee for 25 14 acres in John Kennedy survey at 425 dollars and S R Davis to R H Hof ford for 5 acres in William Loving survey at 2500 dollars. Mitchell Barber Shop announces relocation to Hamilton Tailor Shop on the east side square during construction of the Denton County National Bank building.
Miss Elaine Lewis is home from Austin for a few days. Misses Alla and Kate Clary of Prosper visited Miss Mary Holloway. Mrs. Steever Hann returned from Courtland Alabama where she spent the winter. Miss Mary Francis of St Marys college is home for Easter with Mrs. Kate Sumnprrs Husson and Naomi Husson visiting. Mrs. Cassie Mills returns to Groesbeck Texas after winter visits with sister Mrs. T L Barron and brothers R L and John Smith.
Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It soothes and heals burns and bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan reports twelve years with a skin ailment and $400 in doctors’ bills. the salve cured him. Only 25 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co Crave.
The Woman's Shakespeare club hosted a Thursday sewing lesson at Mrs F A Haustein home with social refreshments. The Daughters of the Confederacy outlined their March meeting program featuring readings papers and music and discussed whether the South gained from the Civil War. Dudley Cox’s surprise departure for St Louis preceded a small gathering at the McCrays with cards and a refreshment course, attended by local residents and visitors. Dromedary figs advertised at Pagdall's with a phone prompt for orders.
Mr and Mrs Walter Cole traveled to Dallas. Mrs V C Eversole returned to Dallas after visiting sister Mrs J K Fox. Degan family and Tom Alice Woods visited Fort Worth. Irene McQuinn of Weatherford visits sister Mrs W W Smith. Ruth Jacobsen Mrs C S Wilkins and daughter Mrs R E Bradley Sidney Jacobsen visited Dallas. Sim Smith of Trinity University visited Waxahachie home folks. Ola Stover Margi Cowan Denton visited Mr and Mrs E F Stover. Edna Cowan in Fort Worth. Mrs Victor Williams and son of Ardmore OK visit mother Mrs Minnis. Mrs Clarence Hawk and daughter returned to Dallas. J P Brumley in Fort Worth. Paschall’s carries renown brand stuffed olives and assorted condiments.
The program lists a 6: 30 p m B Y P U session with subject Samson and multiple speakers including Miss Bertie Davis Miss Phillips Miss Etta Ross and Mr Woodard The public is invited The menu notes Beechnut Brand Peanut butter pork and beans tomato sauce and olive oil available at Paschall s
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.