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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
3
Multiple short notices advertise rental rooms. Two downstairs rooms for light housekeeping and a furnished room at 31 Ash Street are offered by Mrs P C Withers and E R Lester respectively. locations include 18 East Oak and 210tfe.
Steam laundry until August 1. Yarnell lists rental housing in Denton area.
Classified notice lists a 55 acre land near Bolivar for cash via R E Stephens at 39 Texas street, a five room house for $800 with small down payment through Dr W A Jones, and 45 acres of unencumbered Hill County land near Mount Calm at $65 per acre offered for exchange for a residence in Denton with Denton Trust Company highlighted.
Skiles Transfer Co offers hay ride wagons with contact numbers 123.
Miss Leonora Hann will receive orders for flowers for all occasions by phone 252 old 222tfc.
Jake Johnson advertises new phone 1 7 white and old phone 230 for customers needing wood sawing services. He promises to saw your wood for you.
Feedstuffs including chops bran corn hay offered with full measure. Prompt delivery advertised from Arkansas Mill at 8S Elm Street with two phone numbers. A power wood saw is available to run in connection with the wood business.
A R MacGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office is over Wilson Hanns with old phone 361. The listing notes rental housing in all directions including north south east and west.
John Keesee proprietor offers home delivery from West Oak Street with phone contact for orders.
Will Locknane advertises two top Jersey bulls with a season price of 150 dollars cash. He also lists a house and lot for sale on Lula street and a new phone number 250. The notice appears as a brokered sale item from a wagon yard near the square.
E W Frits advertises barred rock eggs three dozen or more at 30 cents per dozen Bronze turkeys four dollars a dozen young turkeys five dollars a dozen Also offers sanitary milk and cream and freight transfer by Roth phones and Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street for furniture moves and drag line items.
Advertises scavenging work availability and asks those interested to call phone number 307 for details.
An advertising notice for Lester & Paschall offers first class drayage and household moving services with contact phones.
Henry Kaltreuther of East McKinney Street offers woodwork, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, tiring, and shrinking services.
An Owsley building listing promotes a regular short order house at 40 Ramni ers with hot cakes mornings until 16 and fresh fish daily claiming to be the cleanest restaurant in Denton.
Dentists listed with offices on Denton West Side Square South Side Square and over Long King building. W A Jones W N Rowell J W Fralin and Chas Saunders advertise clinics and contact phones. Locations include McCray's square and center Denton Texas.
Concrete walks and brick work offered by Salke or associate. Bushey recommended for sturdy outdoor surfaces and repairs. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
J M Gureey promotes first class cement work at fair prices and invites readers to obtain estimates for projects.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian advertises office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop S Elm Lipscomb block. New phone 269 residence old phone 486 new 132.
AUTOS FOR HIRE. W. W. BILLINGSLEY offers auto service with trips across the county. W. M. GRIBBLE provides auto service and repairs at 66 S. Elm St. Cars cleaned and repaired promptly. Old phone 30, new phone 448. Photeg new T5 green, old 534 at home.
Sale item shows 15 penciled runners 13 ducks and two draxes offered for 12 dollars. Contact Mrs C V Spong of Denton for inquiry.
White Indian Runner duck eggs for safe eggs from imported stock six dollars per thirteen. Other special mating five and four, utility three. Let me send you some parcel post. W. J. Mitchell Denton Texas Mitchell's Barber Shop.
Two barred rock roosters were bought from J W Miller Poultry Farm Freeport Ill for hatching. Also listed are duck eggs at 1 25 per setting of 13 from Mrs E T Broun and Indian Runner ducks from Denton Duck and Dairy Farm priced 1 50 per 13 with New phone numbers for contact.
The notice lists white Minorcas the Roy al family of the Chicken World with a few April ergs from a fancy pen big egg strain at $4 and May shipment. Northrup’s best strain Blacks priced at $1.50 per setting. Nancy Hall potato plants offered at 25c per 100 and $2 per thousand. From W. E Mountain, Pilot Point, Texas.
T. A. McCullough near Corinth is sick. Decor ation day observed Saturday at Chinns Chapel cemetery. Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church to hold a special business meeting Monday at 2 o'clock.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant to relieve dizziness vertigo and bilious symptoms. It claims a dose or two will make the liver active and symptoms vanish. The ad lists price at 50 cents and credits R H Garrison as seller.
A local service advertises Phones 44 as the quick link to the best groceries and fresh vegetables in town, promising convenient access and quality selection for shoppers.
A few Indian Runner ducks about a year old offered for sale at one dollar each by Dr. W. A. Jones.
A national classified notice offers Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana sending free to mothers a home treatment for bedwetting claiming success with children and adults. The ad advises not to blame the child and asks readers to write today for full instructions without payment.
Late personal items list residents and visitors including E. Edwards in Venton W. C. Orr in Little Elm O. L. Hamilton of Lewisville Rev L. D. Shaw in Denton Mrs James Erwin of Pilot Point visiting Mrs Elliott’s family Will Nelson in Little Elm for relatives T W Buell of Demonstration Farm at Roanoke exhibit Mrs H L Lawrence of Corsicana returns from visit Edith Clark plans bungalow on Normal avenue foundation started M L Williams of C L A in Dallas for Methodist Sunday school banquet S A Bushey awarded cement work contract for West Hickory street Dr M E Hudson of Fort Worth to move to Denton June 1 Mrs Kert Withers and daughters leave for Houston after six weeks in Denton joining Mr Withers there.
Denton High School seniors gathered Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs A Logan for the annual faculty hosted reception. Guests enjoyed punch, a booklet souvenir, hearts themed games, and music with a red and white color motif reflecting school colors. Attending were seniors Georgie Freeman Jessie Freeman Bettie Bridges Cleantha Copass Lutie Craddock Pearl Cormick Irma Bruce Pearl Smith Ida Shanks Jewel Thomas Mollie Hodges Pauline Musgraves Mertie Collings Fay Naines Willie Booth Mabel Kerley Jo Leach and more.
A classified notice notes a Denton Virginia store week with reader ads and replies. The column urges participation in the advertising section and highlights reader interaction.
Mrs A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas says Cardui cured her weeks of weakness and pain. She describes headaches backaches and long tears followed by improved health after taking Cardui. The ad encourages others to try the tonic and requests a 64 page home treatment book.
A chameleon at the State Fair of Texas reflects on its capture and display. The creature narrates its forest life, diet, and dangers of exhibition, expressing longing for home while praising the children and organizers who helped teach forest protection.
Druggist C Lower of Marion Ohio endorses Dr King's New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine. He cites curing his wife's severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and urges keeping a bottle for family use. Prices 50c and 1. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
A snappy note recalls grabbing a can or so of the five cent Michigan pork and beans at Turner Bros. The line invokes a small shop scene and thrift era pricing.
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