Local Election slate listing ward officials
For Assessor Collector R LEDBETTER. Alderman Ward 3 W W BAXTER. For Alderman Ward 4 J A BARTON L T OWENS.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
3
For Assessor Collector R LEDBETTER. Alderman Ward 3 W W BAXTER. For Alderman Ward 4 J A BARTON L T OWENS.
For sale fixtures of Mecca Cafe a beast restaurant stand in town G W Saunders Assignee Denton Texas 203¢.
Auction of two Denton Texas lots at 800 dollars and 3060 for two Plainview Texas lots. All clear of encumbrance. Also five room house 800 dollars with small down payment. Other farm land at 25 dollars per acre. Write P O Box 196 Denton. Drill seed and cotton seed offerings available from listed contacts.
A short classified note promotes quick messenger service promising 10 percent of money collected. It mentions WA and Brashears and initials N. B likely as a contact or handler.
Classified note seeking a pony horse pony horse 378 red and a request to contact Mrs McCann graduate of the Conservatory for piano and voice lessons using Leschitzky method at 101 Oakland. Henry Kaltreuther offers woodwork blacksmithing horseshoeing and rubber-tiring services at Eas McKinney Street.
CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuff offered. Prompt delivery and full measure. A power wood saw to run in connection with wood business. J F Ramsay general contractor to be consulted before contracts. Furnished rooms for rent in Penton Texas. Den ton and Denton area listings with phone numbers.
Jake Johnson advertises a new phone number 157 for contact and promotes old phone 230. He offers wood cutting services and claims to saw wood for customers.
An advertisement notes a move to the Oatman hotel and invites patrons to the clean neat shop for honest service run by Fred Moore City Meat Market and John Keegee prep, with home delivery and West Oak street contact. Barber sale notice asks settlement of all accounts to Armstrong & Co and J M Barber.
I have two nice Jersey bulls in the county at my wagon yard east of the old Mc Kelvy ward on McKinney Street. Also offering a nice house and lot near the Normal for sale. New phone 249-green. Freight Transfer Co. has both phones. Office at Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. For furniture moves call us and we offer special attention to items in the drag line.
A historical ad offers first class drayage and moving with Lester and Paschall. The office serves Bros and uses two phones for contact, promoting reasonable rates and specialized household moving.
Reynolds and Hodges advertise sanitary milk and cream with a new contact number 426 and the old number 297 still in use. The notice urges customers to call for deliveries and inquiries at the listed phones.
North Texas residents are urged to call for scavenger service. Ned Rector announces a public service line offering trips anywhere in North Texas with a good car and reliable information. Call details reference old phone numbers.
Lien notes including first and second liens sought by buyer. No red tape or delays. Inquiries directed to this office at 64th and Daw.
F. M. Griffith shoe repairs completed fast on short notice at the Airdome Building in Hickory S.
Aupos for hire by W W Billingeley lists contact numbers 536 old and 448 new for automobile repairs. The brief notice advertises repair services without additional details.
W N Rowell D V B and S of fice over McCray's south side square. Chas Saunders dentist office over Long and King after Feb 1st. Both phones.
W. E. Botts graduate veterinarian announces office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop Elm Street Lipscomb block with new phone 269, old and new residence numbers 46 and 132.
Hal the Shetland stallion will make the season at the barn on Weet McKinney Street. The notice appears from Yarnell in 1932.
White Orpington Farm Garza sells eggs at 3 to 10 dollars. The ad notes a cook strain and imported stock with top quality eggs and branding claims.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy for liver congestion and bowel issues. It promises relief from indigestion gas and sour stomach by morning, with a 10 cent box claimed to keep users feeling well for months and enjoyed by children.
Dee Price ships two ears of fat hogs to Fort Worth. A Centennial wind blasts the Collings woodyard front. Rev. A D. Rogers goes to Justin for Mrs. Pennington funeral. Denton Oil and Gas well reaches twenty feet. 2,500 feet deeper target. First Baptist Ladies plan to pack for Bueckner’s Orphans Home. bonnet and cap donation. .4% inch rain fell amid heavy county showers. Experiment Farm gauge may undercount.
A sentence fragment notes dictionaries arriving at the Rec ord and Chronicle office. No clear names, dates, or event details are readable in the accessible text.
North Texas Gas Co urges customers to call the office if gas performance is unsatisfactory. If problems persist, Miss Walker will be sent to homes to adjust and fix gas issues.
For sale 15 penciled runners, 12 ducks and two drakes for 12 dollars by Mrs C V Spong of Denton. Also white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs 1.50 per setting of 13 by Mrs E T Brown, New phone 263. Plus Black Orpington eggs 1.00 for 15 by E Bard, New phone 3356 white.
March 18 report from Sanger lists residents returning from Fort Worth and trips to Marietta Coleman Plano New Mexico California and Houston. social events include Woodmen Circle initiation and play The Old Time School Exhibition plus Epworth League and Sweet Sixteens gatherings. visits by Mrs Carrie Hurd Gainesville Wichita Falls Mineral Wells Krum Valley View and Narendon. A brick block will be erected on North Bolivar street.
Multiple classifieds advertise Indian Runner and White Indian Runner duck eggs for laying and setting at various prices from 1.50 to 6 per 13. Advertisers include Nathan Evans 37 Texas St Denton W J Mitchell and Denton Duck and Dairy Farm run by T F Jasper offering roosters and hatchable eggs with parcel post options and new phone numbers.
Treasury Department seeks bids or donations for a corner Denton Texas site for a federal building. The 19 009 square foot area must be rectangular no less than 120 feet by 160 feet with bids due April 11 1913.
Uriah Spong died Monday night at age 80 years seven months seven days after a five month illness of senility at his home five miles northeast of the city. He was born in Delaware county Ohio on August 5, 1832 and lived in Illinois and Dallas County for many years. He served in the Confederate army and was a member of the First Christian church. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the First Christian Church with Rev. A. D. Rogers in charge. he is survived by his wife eight children and several relatives.
A brief note suggests memorizing the phone 44 for easy access when shopping for groceries at LONG and KING. The snippet reads as a casual directive to keep the number handy for future purchases.
The West Side Study group met with Mrs J K Holland on Monday afternoon with seven members and two guests present. Ruth and J M Ponder Jr hosted an Easter party for about eighteen children with a tail on the bunny game and prizes for Mary Reynolds and Lawrence Pool. After refreshments, children drew blue threads with tiny white cotton rabbits as keepsakes.
Notice says Mitchells Barber Shop now under Denton County National Bank will relocate to Hamilton Valley Shop on the east side square during new bank building construction. Patrons urged to visit there. R. M. Mitchell, Prop. Also advertisement offers immediate attention for groceries by Long & King with phone access.
Denton agent for sale of Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens and Conklin's Self Fillers with a good stock. Pens are reliable and priced from $2.50 upward by size and point. Find a pen to fit hand and writing style. Won't you look.
Dr J P Knox of Bolivar visited. T N Degan and Alvin Hill were from Lewisville. W Cant visited his in law. Col W Geers from Fort Worth visited daughter Margaret. Mrs E Long went to Dallas to visit parents W N Wiggins and attend State Sunday school in Waco. H M Robertson from Frisco had livestock award blue ribbons. Randolph Paine and J W Medlin and R A Carruth attended Mrs Singleton funeral. Rev Atchley evangelist and wife returned from Whitewright reporting best meeting in 15 years and head to Celina. Summers Husen and Mary Francis visited W B Francis then returned to Dallas after Easter. C B E Wooldridge, formerly of Pearl Street Church of Christ, considers Portland Me but may relocate to Denton.
In Ponder area the recent cold snap caused little damage and the grain outlook is strong. Corn planting pushes forward as Mrs Minnie Goodner of Pondier dies after a long illness from tuberculosis. Burial set for tomorrow at Stony, her former home. Several locals visited Denton and Fort Worth. a new two story brick building by C N Skaggs will include a lodge room on the upper floor.
Sunnydale brief highlights a box supper raising about $40 and a spelling match with eight contestants won by May School. John Hammonds and Miss Minnie Meadows wed Sunday. Various visits and church events noted. corn planting underway and local ailments mentioned. Ely's Cream Balm advertisement promotes quick relief for catarrh and colds with claims of instant improvement.
A fresh stock of dictionaries arrived at the Record and Chronicle office, promising improved reference books for readers and staff. Local clerks note the collection includes standard editions and updated language guides.
Raley and Co promote D. D. D. Laboratories eczema remedy with an ironclad guarantee. They claim the wash soothes and relieves itch instantly and offer a full size bottle at no cost if it fails, urging skin sufferers to try it now under their positive nosway guarantee.
The ad urges readers to obtain an abstract and have it examined by a competent attorney to know the true condition of their title. It warns of liens and defective acknowledgments and notes that delaying can lead to costly suits to perfect title. It touts thirty years of experience and offers to prepare abstracts to reveal title status.
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