Classified Ads Notice for Daily O Words Listings
Classified ad brief announces daily and weekly O Words listings. It indicates six publications per day and weekly runs, outlining availability and frequency for readers seeking word-based notices.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
3
Classified ad brief announces daily and weekly O Words listings. It indicates six publications per day and weekly runs, outlining availability and frequency for readers seeking word-based notices.
WANTED FOR HIS FEED a horse suited for light phaeton for a month by Mrs J H Cleaveland. LOST spoon shaped lock et with mirror initial BE return to office. LOST watch for circle with three links through center reward for return. WANTED STOCK TO PASTURE see Wylen Fritz. LOSS black stetson hat near Baptist church return to office. Furnished rooms to rent close in 18 E Oak St Loiffe.
An ad notes prices for first class wood work and most repairs at J L Waldrip blacksmith shop located at 1666.
Moreman and Luster list on N Elm street goods for farm use including feedstuffs for both horses and cattle. They advertise horse and pig feed and an automobile line along with notes about Mr Charlie White. Both phones listed as 35.
Pelishle operates a smithy specializing in horse shoeing and buggy work for local patrons.
A damaged OCR fragment references Bran and corn goods at a market stall on Elm Street in Arkansas. It mentions stove and seater foods and prompt delivery in full measure. Contact phones are noted.
Advertisement offering dray work and household moving by Brownlow and Strickland. Mentions New Shawne 110 and old phone 310. Office and barn at 6 Fast Hickory tf.
Denton Transfer Co announces new phone numbers 70 and 34 for H. M Morrison proprietor. The company offers calls made anywhere in situ with trunks and baggage lips emt building.
A brief classified notice offers moving and packing services with two large moving vans. It highlights household moving as a specialty and lists contact numbers. The ad mentions locations or names vaguely as Parks and Lester.
Pure Rich Jersey milk is advertised for delivery by phone 902 new. The notice emphasizes quality dairy and convenient home service, typical of a small local classifieds item.
Auto hire listing for W. W. Billingsley with old phone 250 and new number 448. Indicates contact details for rental vehicles.
A. R. McGintie offers houses and furnished rooms for rent across all directions in the city of Denton. Office located one door east of Exchange National Bank.
Local contractor S A Bushey advertises concrete sidewalks and brick work services inviting inquiries from homeowners seeking masonry and paving projects.
An advertisement from M Gurley promotes first class cement work at fair prices and invites readers to request estimates for projects.
Dentist W A Joneds located on West Side Square and Dr Fralin at South Side Square middle of block upstairs are listed in a Denton Texas city directory. The notice provides street positions and offices for local dental practitioners.
Fern Matthews' barber shop on the West Side invites readers to join a growing list of satisfied customers. The compact notice highlights friendly service and quality cuts as a local business appeal.
Frank Wilkerson at S Elm Street advertises fresh tender meats and old phone 212 now 83. Magill & Shepard offer lock repairs sewing machines and key making services. tfc
Local listings show Kenton Transfer Co and a veterinary office with contact numbers. Addresses and alternate phones appear for the Lipscomb area and nearby residences with old and new telephone references.
A cluttered ad page lists multiple for sale items including roll top desk, 6 room bungalow, egg incubator, good mule, and a touring car with a new motorcycle. Also shown are local political candidate names and office seekings including county judge assessor treasurer tax collector sheriff clerk and various precinct and alderman positions.
Quick Messenger service advertisement lists two phone numbers 31 W. A Brashears as manager and Hamilton Yeatts' office. It invites anyone needing scavenger work to call No. 307 or the other listed line.
Listings show Buff Rock eggs for sale at $1 per setting, with buyers in Denton Texas area. Also available are Thoroughbred eggs for hatching including Indian Runner ducks and Partridge Wyandottes at $1.60 and $1.50 respectively, plus Rhode Island Reds and Tompkins Kaufman strains with various prices. Contact details include Mrs B F Soloman Route 2 and Capt H R Lyon New Phone 358-Blue.
A morning parade in Lowell Massachusetts marked the first destruction of property in the textile workers strike. Windows were broken at two factories but no injuries were reported and one fatality was noted in error.
A fragment notes readers to examine hardware ads and watch for price inducements from advertisers. It urges attention to the advertisements as the source of best deals.
A political notice lists Democratic primary hopefuls and notes the process of verifying claims and seeking voter support in July. The announcement stresses that candidates are subject to party rules and primary outcomes.
R N Cable of Montague County declares candidacy for Fer State Senate in the 21st District. He brings local ties and party support as he seeks the seat.
L Cable of Montague County announces candidacy for State Senate in the 31st district. He notes eight years as local representative and bills like the State Audit law saving 35000 yearly, teachers contract amendment, frosty joint bill, cold storage bill, and strict marriage license rules. He invites voters to decide under the rotation agreement with Denton and Wise counties.
In Belew March 26 R L Parsons and wife visited A E Broyles and family Geo Wallingy and family visited A Stoup's The school closes Wednesday with an entertainment at night Wylie Mann has been sick Will Beaty of Tioga visited C V Beaty Two children of Mr Holmes of Mustang were buried here R Lawson and wife of New Hope visited Mr Davidson and family Sunshine returns after bad weather
March 25 notes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smith in Ponder. Rev Porter preached Sunday night. Miss Edna Clark of Denton will help drill children for commencement and give a recital at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Plainview visited the Wakefields. A W James visited inenus.
Beulah notes report corn planting progress and visits from Denton Roanoke Roanoke area. Families including Fitzgerald Willingham Hall Brown and Snyder are mentioned with travel and home visits. A birth is recorded G A McMakin new daughter.
Mayor O P Poe proclaims a city election for four wards to be held on the first Tuesday in April 1912. Voting places include Lone Star Marble Co. office, B F Paschal building, City Hall, and Dona hower block with presiding officers named for each ward. The notice is signed February 28 1912 with City Secretary Wylie Smith and witnesses.
Wheat is looking fine after the rain and oats show reasonable growth. Denton visitors include G. Rickerich J H Baxter and R L Ford. J H Baxter and daughter Sue visited Decatur. Mrs Tom Buttrill is sick. D S Donald and Ben Bratcher attended the Fort Worth stock show. Mrs Bryant returned to Moody after visiting Plainview. Rastus Whitehead of Denton visited his sister here.
Mrs Don Humphries welcomes a son while other births are recorded for Luther Foster and Dutton families. Prof J Chambers visits Argyle. many residents and visitors are noted in Denton Bolivar Justin Slidell Ponder Gainesville and Sherman. Trades day set for March 20 with Santa Fe railroad officials seeking a depot site. An editorial on local shoe advertisements ends the page.
A heavy frost formed Sunday night but caused no apparent damage to fruit or gardens in Anger News Sanger. Local notes list social visits and family updates including Jas Sullivan and family returning to Chriesman and Scott Ready with Ruby to Lewisville. Wm Tyson was very sick and Mrs J E Henderson is in Fort Worth for a ailing daughter.
March items list residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby cities. Names include Mrs. O. H. Harden Mrs. Tom McKinney Miss Minnie Wolfe Rev. Bullock J. D Gentry Miss Vera Wilkerson and many others with travels between Dallas Fort Worth Denton and Fort Worth. A birth is noted for Mrs W A Storryv.
Southbound schedules list No 3 Veye 7:55 am No 209 Limited 7:10 am No 206 flyer 7:10 am No 210 Limited 8:55 pm Cause and mile times appear. northbound trains show similar slots with 10:20 am and evening departures. Dallas service No 712 to Dallas 12:30 pm and No 282 from Dallas 4:30 pm noted. A Den ton classified notes store ads generating replies via readers using ads in advertising columns.
Display promotes Gossard corsets with Mrs Joolude presenting Friday and Saturday. Corsets guaranteed to satisfy when properly fitted. We carry tin stock Gossard Corsets per pair $3.50 to $8.00.
Leon Martinez Jr., the Mexican youth condemned to death in Reeves county for the Emma Brown murder, was remanded by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The majority judges Harper and Pendergast sent him back to Reeves county authorities, while Judge Davidson disagreed citing speedy trial violations of state federal and treaty laws.
The season calls for careful spending as ads in today’s paper offer money saving announcements from merchants. Read the notices to take advantage of bargain prices and stretch the budget further.
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