For Rent Two Downstairs Rooms in Light Housekeeping
Furnished room for rent at 1 dollar per week. Old telephone box available. See E R. Lester for details. Location near Ash Street, close in.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
3
Furnished room for rent at 1 dollar per week. Old telephone box available. See E R. Lester for details. Location near Ash Street, close in.
A rental notice announces old Denton team laundry space available until August 1. Arnell is referenced in the notice.
For sale a 55 acre small black farm near Bolivar cash bargain. Contact R. E. Stephens at 39 Texas Street. Five room house offered at 800 dollars with small down payment and balance like rent. See Dr W A Jones. Forty five acres of good unencumbered land in Hill County near Mount Calm at 65 dollars per acre. willing to exchange for residence property if union pays the difference. Den on Trust Company.
For sale a few Indian junnor ducks one year old at one dollar each. W A Jones. Wagons for hay rides available through Skiles Transfer Co contact numbers provided.
Jake Johnson announces a new phone 7 white and an old phone 230 available for contacting him to saw wood for customers.
An Arkansas notice seeks prompt delivery of chops bran corn hay and feedstuffs for a wood business. It mentions a power sod Baw to run in connection to the operation and lists ARKANSAS III and Bim St with two phone numbers.
A. R. MacGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in multiple directions from Ton, Texas. Office located over Wilson-Hann's with old phone 361.
Local butcher shop on West Ak Street offers home delivery of fresh meat with phone contact for orders. John Eesee operates the market serving the neighborhood with daily selections.
An ad lists two fine Jersey bulls for sale on East McKinney Street with season price 150 dollars cash to all. It also promotes a house for sale on Lula Street and mentions a phone number.
Barred rock eggs three dozen or more 30 cents per dozen. Bronze turkey eggs four dollars per dozen. Young burkeys five dollars per dozen. E W Fritz old phone 224. For sanitary milk and cream Portwood Hodges. New phone 426 Old phone 297. Freight Transfer Co with both phones Office Kincaid wagon aid West Oak Street. If you want furniture moved call us. Any thing in the drag line we give our special attention.
A notice invites anyone needing scavenging or labor to contact the listed number 307 by phone.
Ester and Paschall offer a household moving service at reasonable rates from their Fox River office with two contact numbers.
Henry Ealtreuther on E Kinney Street offers wood work, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, abber-tiring and shrinking services. Local craftsman advertises versatile trades for repairs and custom work.
A Denton restaurant at 31 Oak Street advertises regular short orders and hot cakes each morning, touting fresh fish daily and claiming to be the leanest eating house in town.
Dentists W A Jones and W N Rowell announce offices at Avest Side Square and over McCray's on the south side square.
J W Fralin Dentist advertises at South Side Square middle of block in Denton Texas inviting local patients to schedule cleanings and dental care services.
Charles Saunders announces dental services housed above Long and King after February 1st with both phones listed for appointments and inquiries.
W E Botts, graduate veterinarian, announces new office at Hancock and Son Blacksmiths, 8 Elm Street Lipsmb block. New phone 269 replaces old 486. new 132 also listed.
Specialists M. L. Martin A. B. and M. Dz. treat diseases of eye ear nose. Office over Ra ey Co. offering glasses and vision care.
Concrete side alley or brick work promised. contractors A Bushey and J M Gurley advertise first class cement work at right prices and invite estimates.
AUTOS FOR HIRE. W. W. BILLINGSLEY old phone 3c. New phone 448. Automobiles repaired. W. M. GRIBBLE AUTO BER vice cars. Trips made anywhere in county Phones new 75-green old 534 or at home 66 S. Elmst. Car repairs promptly made. 2iapt?
White Indian Runner duck eggs for sale from imported stock seven sizes and prices listed. Eggs $6 per 13 other special mating $5 and $4 utility $3. Parcel post available. W. J. Mitchell Denton Texas Mitchell's Barber Shop.
Two barred rock roosters bought from J. W. Miller Poultry Farm Freeport Illinois. Eggs for hatching offered at 1.00 per 15. Also white and fawn Indian Runner duck eggs 1.25 per setting of 13. Listings by Mrs. R. G. Wright and Mrs. E. T. Broun with new phone numbers.
Denton Duck and Dairy Farm advertises heavy laying Indian Runner ducks for setting with 13 pearls priced at $1.50 each. The proposal comes from T. F. Jasper, proprietor, with a new phone line 357.
Small classified item listing prices for White Minorcas The Roy al family chickens Easter eggs from a fancy pen big-egg strain at $4 May shipment Two Northrup best strain Blacks at $1.50 per setting Nancy Hall potato plants 25 cents per 109 two dollars per thousand ready W E Mountain Pilot Point Texas juo
R. B. White who has been traveling for a cigar house recently purchased the Watson Tailoring company plant located on the west side of the square and has assumed management.
Mrs J H Standefer of Denton Texas reports kidney backache and nerve headaches eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at J F Raley & Co. Drug Store. She attributes relief to two boxes and endorses the product, noting Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Readers scan the daily ads for bargains and find value at lower costs than elsewhere, a practice touted for good pay and steady interest in the listings.
Town visitors arrive despite two days of rain as 2000 students join a downtown educational rally. Mayor Bates oversees the setup with red white and blue bunting while firemen guard streets and crowds gather along sidewalks and store fronts.
The 700 plus Normal students led by the band and faculty formed a long white line marching through Hickory street to South Elm, then joined by 400 C I A participants and officials. Children from Sam Houston, R E Lee, and Jackson schools added color as circles formed around the court square. The crowd cheered as a final eight abreast march filed by with flags and banners in a patriotic finale.
Local preview touts hot weather and baking bread as a tiresome task. It suggests walking to town is undesirable for bread and promises the best bread on the market. Shoppers are urged to buy here for satisfaction.
A local wagon announces daily bread delivery to households in the area. The service promises fresh loaves to subscribers, aiming to bring warm bread to doors each morning.
City Secretary Wylie Smith certifies the March 24 1913 financial condition of Denton Texas as true and correct. This official statement details the citys finances as of that date.
The Tyrol region longs for conflict but faces the Doolomites, towering peaks offering health and strength to prudent climbers and exacting revenge to the reckless. The article notes grim memories of past battles and the peril of storm swept ridges and icy slopes.
Nicolas Chevalier d Assas a French captain of the Auvergne regiment born in Vigan Languedoc was killed at Klostercamp Westphalia during a night reconnoiter on October 15 1760 after shouting Amoi Auvergne the enemy is here to warn his soldiers. Bouillet's Dictionary of History.
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Tribune contrasts parental pressure with a child’s resistance about going to church. The matronly prompt becomes a playful misfire as Bobby repeatedly dodges the invitation, highlighting generational and communicative tension.
A landlady asks for advice on sending her daughter to a cooking or music school. The boarder replies cooking school may be riskier yet far less noisy than music, suggesting practical quiet over possible danger.
Gabe describes him as a tough daytime presence who remains lit up at night, with Steve noting the contrast. The exchange emphasizes a constant, striking persona.
The Galveston News notes Adam could avoid discussing what the women wore when he returned from a party, highlighting a humorous take on domestic matters and social dynamics.
A compact aphorism quotes Schiller as declaring that time shows no mercy for those who harbor hate and bigotry, underscoring the inevitability of consequences for prejudice.
A brief item notes availability of five cent Michigan pork and beans at Turner Bros. The message highlights a low price offer and suggests shoppers visit the store for the deal.
A brief notice states Phones 44 offers access to top groceries and vegetables. It emphasizes a quick connection service for shopping needs.
A short note reports Justin visiting the Record and Chronicle office to examine dictionaries and related reference works. The item notes routine archival tasks and interest in language reference volumes.
A notice lists names in the Ladies and Gentlemen lists and post cards and film letters to be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington on May 18 if not called for. Recipients include Mrs. Griffin Mrs. King Mrs. Tate Miss Gebbin Miss Hase Miss Hargis Miss Leach and others. Post cards include Ruth Armstrong Rose Gebbin Maud Hase Effie Hargis Jessie Leach Carolyn Sir and Gladys Shackelford. The notice is signed by J R Schmitz'postmaster.
Dizziness vertigo sallow complexion and flatulence are blamed on torpid liver. Herbine is promoted as a powerful liver stimulant that will remove bilious symptoms after a dose or two. Sold by R H Garrison for 5 cents.
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