Scavenger work offered for copper iron brass by Hume at Cotton Yard
J S Hume offers to buy all kinds of copper iron and brass at Cotton Yard. Contact the yard or phone No 307 for scavenger work.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
3
J S Hume offers to buy all kinds of copper iron and brass at Cotton Yard. Contact the yard or phone No 307 for scavenger work.
Advertisement fragment lists genuine seed goods and farm produce for sale including Fiveek Rowden ytton seed peanuts and Silver Mine corn. Also offers a five room house for 800 dollars with down payment and balance terms. Dr W A Jones referenced for contact.
A collage of old time ads and notices selling wood fuel meats rooms and goods. Mentions customers seeking rain pony horse 378 red new bhone and barroom trades. Includes contact notes for McGintie Barber Moore Locknane and others in Texas and Arkansas areas.
W M Gribble Auto Service offers car trips anywhere in the county. Call 75 green or old 534 or visit 66 South Elm Street. Apritt.
W N Rowell D D 8 health office over McCray's south side Square. Chas Saunders dentist office over Long and King after Feb 1st. Both phones.
W E Botts graduate vet lists office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop with address Elm Lips block. Provides new phone 269 for residence and old 486 old number and new 132 as contact options.
White Orpington Farm Garza offers cook strain and imported stock that won over best. Eggs priced from 3 to 10 dollars.
For sale 15 penciled runners 13 ducks and two drakes priced at 12 dollars Mrs. C. V. Spong Denton lists the sale item in a local classified notice.
Multiple local listings advertise White and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs at 1.50 per setting of 13 from Mrs E T Brown, Nathan Evans, and W J Mitchell. Also offered are Black Orpington eggs at 1 for 15 from Bernard, barred rock rooster chicks from J W Miller Poultry Farm, and Indian Runner eggs at 1.50 per 13 from Denton Duck and Dairy Farm run by T F Jasper.
White Minorcas The Roy al family of the Chicken World. April eggs from my fancy pen big egg strain at 4 dollars. May shipment 3 dollars per 15 Northrup's best strain Blacks 1 50 per setting. Nancy Hall potato plants 25 cents per 100 2 dollars per thousand when ready Pilot Point Tex Jun.
Serve fruit and cream to your company with the most delicious canned fruits obtainable. For orders call Turner Bros. now for prompt service.
An old advertising plea touts Pape's Diapepsin for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims fast five minute relief, harmless candy like taste, and a cure that cleanses the stomach and intestines without laxatives, urging readers to buy for the family.
Tom Rector of Dallas spent Sunday at home. Iysador Zesmer of Dallas was in Denton Sunday. M. J. Christal of Chicago visits his sister Mrs J A Smith. Mr and Mrs W E Stanley of Drop and family were here Saturday. Joza Dickson and Miss Ardig Nichols were in Fort Worth Sunday. Ashburn Cowan of Dallas spent Sunday with his landmother Mrs FF E Piner. M H Smallwood and family plan to move to Denton. he is son of W W Smallwood. W B Simpson of near Stony reports corn killed by the freeze. Jim Inge returned from Chicago and started work at Wilson-Hann's store. Hon Alvin M Owsley arrived from Austin to visit parents and bid bon voyage to sisters Mrs Wm Boney Amarillo and Miss Stella Owsley as they depart for Europe for several months.
A Denton citizen describes kidney weakness after measles and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with improved health. He bought a box at J F Raley & Co. Drug Store, paid 50 cents, and confirms relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. remember the name Dean's.
Secretary George Roark is asked to collect donations for flood sufferers. Donations of any kind will be forwarded by Wells Fargo Express Co, which has agreed to forward staff free of charge.
A roundup of Denton area items shows A Garvin declared insane and released under bond, several property deeds moving between Elking Se bastian Miller West Justin and others, new homes under construction on North Normal avenue West Oak street and West Oak district, an election result in Kelso district No 3, and community notices from churches and a flood aid drive. Weather marks a sunny 89 afternoon and P C Storrie plans to return to Denton with a new machine shop. The Wells Fargo will carry a flood relief box from First Baptist and aid groups invite donations.
Forecasters expect temperatures to run above average most days this week with rain generally light in the north and heavier showers in the south. No sharp cold spell is forecast though general rains and cooler weather are likely toward week’s end.
A Spanish girl faces a forced marriage and is rescued by a brave American suitor. The tale unfolds as he defies tradition to win her hand with courage and devotion.
Program by the Princess Orchestra directed by W. O. Harwood announced for March at the Devil's Ball. Berlin Pub listed by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder, New York.
The fifth annual TI P convention will meet April 3–4 at the College of Industrial Arts Denton with staff delegates from Baylor Daniel Baker Southwestern College of Industrial Arts Trinity Decatur Baptist North Texas Simmons Polytechnic Stamford University Texas Christian and others. Guest invitees include Lt Gov Will H Mayes and editors from several state papers. a banquet April 4 will feature Miss Angie Ousley as toast mistress.
Promote Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for skin diseases, burns, and bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Michigan reports twelve years of skin trouble and $400 in doctors’ fees ended by the salve. Only 25 cents. Recommended by J F Raley & Co.
A brief note highlights remembering the number 44 for grocery shopping with a reference to LONG and KING.
Home talent comic opera Dress Rehearsal to be staged Saturday at R. B. Lee auditorium by Miss Roberta Bass and Miss Ross Poe classes. About thirty five children perform a three act operetta to raise funds for the Woman's Shakespeare club to repay a drinking fountain debt. Attending from Owsley family are Alvin M. Owsley, Mrs Boney, Miss Stella Owsley, J G Wright and son, and Miss Lou Owsley, with Clark Owsley away at WY. M. I. The reunion marks departures for study abroad in Paris and Galveston.
Judge Hoskins filed two lunacy complaints Monday against Bennie Roberts and C A Garvin of Denton. A third complaint was postponed until it can be definite when the patient can be brought here for trial. The Roberts case was set for 11 oclock Tuesday and the Garvin trial began at 10 oclock Monday.
Dallas March 31 The Central Baptist Church at Oak Cliff will start immediately on a new $60,000 church building at its current site. The church formed a little over a year ago and has grown rapidly under Rev. W A Hewitt, driven by a thriving Sunday school that now needs more space.
The jury in the J. A. Clopton murder trial for killing J. L. White in Dallas was discharged by Judge Seay after announcing no possibility of agreement.
Mrs Martha Kunze Bakers reading The Piper drew a fair audience at the R. E. Lee auditorium on Saturday afternoon. The Woman's Shakespeare club, for whose benefit the reading was secured, realized about $20 after settlement for the entertainment.
An ad from J E McCabe in Brownsville promotes exchanging improved irrigated farms in Rio Grande country for property here. He invites readers with any suitable farms to list them for cash price and arrange exchanges promptly.
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