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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
3
Classified items include WANTED TO BUY A GOOD COW with contact 251 blue inde, WANTED FOR HIS FEED A HORSE for light habilitation, LOST SPOON SHAPED LOCK with mirror initial E, REWARD for return to office, WANTED STOCK TO PASTURE Ben Fritz, FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT 18 E Oak St, QUICK MESSENGER SERVICE call 31, Hamilton & Yeatts, scavenge work by No 207.
The Blacksmith Shop, The Reliable, on WN street, specializes in mule and horse shoeing and buggy work.
Fragmentary note lists feedstuffs and corn based on ARKANSA Elm street market entries. Mentions Ber stove and eat food on the market with scattered references to Elm street and phone numbers. This item appears as a rough market brief with incomplete details.
Local ad offers dray work and household goods moving by Brownlow & Strickland and Untransper Co. Hison Prop with new phone numbers 110 and 70 and old lines 310 and 34. Two moving vans advertised for household moves and specialty services in Lips Building and nearby streets.
A brief item notes Pure Rich Jersey is delivered with a new phone number 902 and the notation 1396p. The sparse text records a product or service update without additional context or names.
Autos for hire advertised by W W Bil with old phone 330 and new contact details typical in a classifieds blurb. The brief listing notes rental availability and the operator's name for potential customers seeking short term transportation.
A. R. McGintie offers furnished houses for rent in Denton city limits. Various locations north south east and west, office located one door east of Exchange National Bank.
A historical fragment mentions S. A. Bushey seeking to handle concrete work or brick work. The line suggests a service offer or advertisement for construction tasks. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
M Gurley, a cement contractor, advertises reliable, high quality service at fair prices and invites potential customers to request estimates.
A listing from Elm Street notes keep feedstuffs for livestock, a few horses and ropes for fire or rope work, and an automobile line with trips described. Mr. Charlie White is noted as owner or holder of shares. Phones 35.
An Elm Street meat market advertises Frank Wilkerson as a meat poet and promotes fresh and tender meats. It lists old and new phone numbers and claims best meats at the right price with prompt delivery.
An office listing for Botts Veterinar and Veterinary Surgeon located in Denton Transfer Co Lipscomb Cox with contact numbers old 34 new 2938 and residence 486.
Auction style short notices advertise a six room bungalow in Denton with easy terms by Jasy. Also a mule for sale by J. J Matthews. A seven passenger touring car and a nearly new motorcycle offered by Johnson. A bed table residence lot is available for trade or sale via George Bark.
Dentist W Fralin located on the South Side Square in the middle of the block up stairs invites patients in Denton Texas to inquire about dental care offerings and appointments at this local office.
BUFF ROCK eggs for sale one dollar per setting Mrs B F Soloman Route 2 three miles south Thoroughbred eggs for hatching Indian Runner ducks 14 for 1.50 Partridge Wyndettes and Light Brahmas 5 for 1.50 Mrs A L Scott Route Aubrey 206p The Tompkins Kaufman Rhode Island Reds cockerels pullets 15 eggs 1.50 Philo Brooder 2.50 two large coops Phone or see W T Bailey.
New York March 30 The sugar trust case against John E Parsons W B Thomas G H Fra zier and Arthur Conner officers of the American Sugar Refining Co will probably go to the jury today after the court adjourned late yesterday with Judge Hinds announcing he would deliver his charge to the jury today.
Readers note daily ads offer pay for reading and provide items at lower prices than elsewhere. The message encourages scanning ads to find value and savings with everyday purchases.
Public notices indicate actions under the democratic primary in July. The Gentlemen named are subject to investigation into their claims and receive guidance on support.
A dense roster lists candidates and officials for Montague County and nearby districts. Names include R L Cable Alvin Mowsle H Hoskin F E Tobin Frank Witt E E Miller M Gary C Llane McKelvy Reeve Guy Dad Egan Nelson Mer Hawkins Button W ork Fry Batts Hopkins Wilson Hopkins McCook Durbin Higgins McCormick Stover Watson Sullivan Morgan Johnson Cunningham Satcheson Sweat Sevett Batts Por McGinnis Fowler Evans Mitchell Jones Parvis Pool and others vying for state senate district 31 and local roles such as sheriff treasurer clerk and mayor across multiple precincts and wards.
Cumberland Presbyterian church roles Sunday school at 9 45 a m with W W Baxter as superintendent. First Christian church with A D Rogers pastor lists Sunday school 9 45 a m, Prof McDonald superintendent. Revival by John W Marshall begins 11 a m juniors 4 p m Mrs Yancey superintendent seniors 6 30 p m Ms Orpha Myers leader Evangelist Marshall to lecture in the afternoon on How can we know that the Bible is a true book.
Central Presbyterian lists Bible school 9 45 a m Prof Criddle Supt services 11 a m and 8 p m Junior Endeavor 4 p m Christian Endeavor 6 45 special music morning service Tolstoy story in evening Where love is there God s All invited First Methodist reports no services due to repairs congregation urged to worship with other churches in the city Pastor O T Cooper to speak at a Lewisville mass meeting and preach there Sunday night
Rev F J L McFadden presides at the First Presbyterian church Luna with a 9 45 school, WT Evers as superintendent. Morning service at 11 and evening at 7 30. Westminster League at 6 36. Wednesday prayer at 7 20. Church of Christ corner Pearl and Bolivar streets. F L Young to preach 11 00 am. C E Wooldridge to preach 8 00 pm. Lord’s supper 11 50 am. Mid week meeting Wednesday 8 00 pm. A cordial welcome to all.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets with claims to prevent headaches biliousness and constipation by cleansing the stomach and bowels. It asserts the product works overnight without gripe or sickness and costs 10 cents a box from the druggist.
Plans advance for the second annual Bible and Mission School at the Methodist dormitory in Denton. June 4 to June 14 mark the session directed by the Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church South. Noted Southern teachers preachers and church workers will lecture, including Misses Belle Bennett Mabel Head Mabel Howell Professors W B Bizzell ML Williams Mary T Bell Mary W Shackelford Mesdames W A Godley J W Downs Geo Sexton J H Stewart Jr P Smith and S C Anderson Revs G B Winton G M Gibb e FP Calver E L Bexer O T Cooper and J J Morgan.
A Denton report stating that J. F. Strickland the interurban promoter was in town Friday was an error. The visitor was Lawrence of the Strickland company, who declined to detail his purpose beyond seeking comparative statements of Denton’s financial condition for the past two years.
Former students prepare for a Georgetown homecoming on April 19 with events planned to entertain up to 10 000 ex students of the famous college.
Clarious News reports Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kan claims Electric Bitters cured his eczema and his patients. The tonic is praised as a blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter salve ulcers boils running sores with liver kidney and bowel benefits. Price 50 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by J F Ralry & Co.
J C Williams, a 72 year old Confederate veteran from Lewisville Texas, passed through Uniontown Alabama en route to Macon Georgia for a Confederate reunion. He has already traveled 600 miles and aims to win a $500 prize offered by his home camp.
A note urging readers to consider hardware ads in today’s paper. It suggests price inducements from advertisers and advises reading the ads to find worn or used items like skillets or pans.
Jake Brotherngton and wife in Sanger welcome a girl on March 25. William Grover and wife in Sanger greet a girl on March 24. McFarlin and wife in Sanger have a boy on March 23. Sam Voss and wife near Sanger greet a girl on March 25. Thomas Carrico and wife in Sanger welcome a boy on February 28. A O Wood and wife in Sanger welcome a boy on February 19.
Mrs M Sum mora of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a free home treatment for bedwetting claiming to cure children adults and elderly with urine difficulties. She urges mothers to write today for full instructions and to send no money.
On March 18 the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees hosted a St Patrick social in Denton with Mrs ED Hill as hostess and a six member committee. Games contests a potato race and refreshments of true ould Irsh style were provided. The event is part of a series of monthly socials by the order. Read the Fort Worth Record daily for news. Call Garrison's Drug Store for subscriptions. Randell denies quitting Senate race and plans to campaign in Texas after leaving for the state soon.
We have just received the newest creations of Gage Hats. Come in and let us show you.
Tonight Rev. and Mrs. Harry Burton Boyd entertain the CA and Baraca classes of the Central Presbyterian Sunday school at the Manse on Bolivar Street. Mrs. R. A. Sledge hosted the Christian Endeavor society Friday evening with games music and refreshments. Sunday dinner will be served at the Ideal Restaurant.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio endorses the firm. Testimonials offered free and price one dollar per bottle. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
A reader notes Tur ner Bros as a preferred grocer for next month and shares a friend’s positive impressions of their service and staff. suggestion to consider visiting.
A testimonial from Huy U. cites Peruna as giving new life and strength and includes two pictures to illustrate the claimed results. The missive presents a personal endorsement of the remedy and urges readers to consider its benefits.
Gainesville dispatch reports Mrs Clem B Potter wife of District Judge Potter was knocked down Friday morning when a runaway horse fell and rolled onto the sidewalk outside a store. She sustained bad bruises but escaped serious injury.
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