City Officials Named in Marshal and Attorney Posts
For Marshal: Jim Goode, Garrett Wells, Fayette Smith. For City Attorney: Ed N. Key.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
3
For Marshal: Jim Goode, Garrett Wells, Fayette Smith. For City Attorney: Ed N. Key.
Auction style notices advertise 8 lots in Anmas Texas for 400 and 2 lots in inteview Texas for 300 with clear encumbrances. Also a room house listed at 860.06 cash down balance on sale. A 5 acre Sandy land advertisement in Warton at 25 per acre. Denton box 196 and various services offered by Messenger and W A Brashears with a 10 percent commission.
Barroom notice seeks a horse named Fain plus a red horse with new phone contact. Includes a promise of payment and a call for offers from interested sellers.
Jake Johnson advertises a new number 157 for his wood sawing service and an old phone 280 as contact options, promising woodworking assistance.
Fred Moore announces a move to the Oatmap hotel and invites patrons friends and others seeking good honest service to visit the clean neat shop.
Notice states John Keesee proprietor has sold the business to Armstrong & Co. and asks customers to continue patronage. All accounts due J. M. Barber should be paid at the store.
The writer offers two Jersey bulls at a wagon yard east of the old McKelvy yard on McKinney street and advertises a house and lot near the Normal for sale with a new phone number 249 green. The note ends with a name-like phrase WILL LOCK NANE.
Freight Transfer Co. offers moving services with special attention to drag-line items. Office at Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street. If you want your furniture moved, call us.
Local moving firm offers first class drayage and household moving at reasonable rates. Lester and Paschall advertise office at Fox Bros with two phone numbers for contact.
Sanitary milk and cream service lists Reynolds Hodges phone 426 new and old 297. Highest copper iron brass paid. Home at Cotton yard. Scavenger work offered by elderly caller at No 307. Ben Sullivan sells the biggest fish in town. Henry Ealtreuther on McKinney Street offers woodwork blacksmithing horseshoeing and rubber-tiring services.
Public service ad notes trips anywhere in North Texas with a good car. For details contact Raley & Co. or call new phone 294. Signed Ned Rector.
F M Griffith offers shoe repairs done right on quick notice at the Airdome Building on Hickory Street with convenient location and prompt work.
W. W. Billingley offers autos for hire using old phone 30 and new phone 448. Auto repairs provided.
J W Fralin dentist South Side Square Denton Texas W N Rowell D D S office over McCray's south side square Chas Saunders dentist office over Long & King after Feb 1st Both phones.
J M Gurley offers first class cement work at the right price with estimates available.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian announces location at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop Elm Street Lipscomb block. New phone 269 for offices and residence. Old phone 486, new 132.
The ad argues that aging weakens bowels and promotes constipation. It recommends Cascarets as a gentle natural tonic suitable for daily use, noting they cost 16 cents per box and work while you sleep.
The vocal training class directed by Prof. W. G. Smith was organized at the First Christian church Friday night with about forty five members enrolled. Mr. Rogers invited additional joiners, urging enrollment before next Friday when the close practice will again. A Sunday school music feature will present a quartet, The Little Brown Church, directed by Mr. Smith.
Garza and Cook strain and imported stock highlighted by victory. Eggs priced from $3 to $10.
Poultry for sale including Indian Runner ducks hatch eggs and settings priced between 1 and 6 dollars per setting. Listings show multiple Denton area sellers with contact names and phone numbers, offering duck eggs, birds, and hatching eggs from various stock including white fawn and barred rock.
The notice advertises White Minorcas, Broy al family chickens with a 4 egg per setting strain at 4 dollars, May shipment at 3 dollars per 15 Northrup blacks at 1.50 per setting, and Nancy Hall potato plants at 25 cents per 100 or 2 dollars per thousand. W. E. Mountain of Pilot Point, Texas signs the advertisement.
The item lists church notices, illness updates, and local happenings. Emiel plans move to nine room North Elm residence. W A Matthews and Mrs Chappell improving after illnesses. Rev Olark Cooper chosen for North Texas Conference sermon in Paris. A T Bates sold two Model 69TC cars to local buyers. Bellies arriving at 1.50 to 1.75 per 100. Taylor Brothers report 1200 bales. Oil company pump repair delayed by a loose nut. Bertha Kunz Baker readings advance sale at R B E Lee Auditorium and Shakespeare club. John A W Lomax lectures at C I A auditorium as I T P A hosts delegates. Bedford stone base and Corinthian columns for Exchange National bank nearing completion. occupancy hoped by June 1. funeral services for Mrs Ethel Stout postponed for brother Jim Sissom. Church schedules listed for First Presbyterian, Cumberland Presbyterian, and Central Presbyterian, with sermon subjects and prayer meetings.
A brief note invites serving fruit and cream to guests with Turner Bros. offering the most delicious canned fruits. It prompts contacting Turner Bros. by phone for orders.
An expedition invites buyers to tour the Lower Rio Grande Valley on April 2 to view irrigated lands for sale. The trip includes passes through San Antonio Corpus Christi and Brownsville with planned hospitality for attendees. J FE McCabe signs the notice.
The Church of Christ at Pearl and Bolivar lists Bible classes from 10 to 11 a.m. and a sermon with Lord’s Supper at 11:45. Evening service at 7:15, mid week prayer 7:45 Wednesday. Special invitation to attend. C. E. Wooldridge to preach at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m.
The First Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 8 36 a m and Sunbeams at 3 36 p m Junior B P at 5 p m Senior B P at 7 15 p m Rev Dr Idy of Beston will preach at both morning and evening services.
T Cooper pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 with M L Williams superintendent Young People's League at 4 evening services at 7 30 Mrs O T Cooper senior league at 6 E Park president public worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm morning message Inactive Christians and a Japanese address by A Icyda assisted by his son Dixie with special music directed by Prof Pfaff
Sunday school begins 9 45 a m with Prof P E McDonald as superintendent Junior C E meets at 4 p m led by Mrs Yancey Intermediate at 6 p m led by Mrs Wolf Senior C E at 6 30 p m Morning subject Three Other Things that Made Christianity a Success Evening subject Seeking a Fathers Blessing Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Miss Pearl McCormick leads Senior C E Herman Marshall leads.
An advertisement promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for side or back pain caused by muscle strain. It claims relief by relaxing contracted muscles and allowing normal motion. Prices listed as 25c, 50c, and $1 per bottle, sold by R. H. Garrison.
The note urges remembering the number 44 for grocery needs. It mentions LONG and KING, implying a store or brand involved in shopping.
A two part Indian drama staged with strong acting and broad appeal. The production offers vivid scenes and memorable performances likely to delight audiences seeking cultural cinema.
A wartime era notice from Boston records a public event titled Block Maren The Battle Royal. The item cites Jacobs as publisher and mentions a six percent share or rate associated with the publication.
A speaker urges readers to obtain an abstract of title and have it examined by a competent attorney. Delays may cost more in future suits to perfect title. The firm touts thirty years of experience and its county leading abstract plant.
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