Lost child's hat seeks return with reward
Lost white Milan hat for child with black velvet ribbon. Reward offered for return to this office. 229¢.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
3
Lost white Milan hat for child with black velvet ribbon. Reward offered for return to this office. 229¢.
Furnished rooms available at 18 East Oak with Mrs P C Withers contact 210111. Two downstairs rooms for light housekeeping at Old phone 8&5. Furnished room at 41 Agh Street near town, see E R Lester for details.
FOR SALE OR TRADE GENTHE baggy mare food buggy and harness will sell very cheap and take good first class Jersey cow in part payment DENTON TRUST Co 231p se HT ENS FOR SALE SMALL BLACK land farm of 55 acres near Bolivar A bargain for cash See R E Stephens at 39 Texas street Z29p
Five room house offered for 800 dollars with small down payment and balance like rent. Dr. W A Jones referenced. 45 acres of Gord MencumBeret land in Hill county near Mount Calm listed at 65 dollars per acre, exchange proposed for residence property in Denton with balance paid. Denton Trest Company.
A pall family seeks a competent cook and housekeeper willing to go to the country. Good home and wages to the right party. Address Mrs G C Wright Sanger Texas. For sale a few Indian Runner ducks at 31 apiece. Dr W A Jones.
Skiles Transfer Co offers hay ride wagons with phone contact r23 for booking and transport.
Miss Leokora Hann will receive flower orders for all occasions. Phone 252 old.
Prompt delivery on wood stove, heater worn, and full measure noted. A power wood saw 42 run is advertised in connection with the wood business at Arkansas Mill located on Elsa Street in Goth.
A. R. MacGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in the Denton area beyond Wilson and Sam's, listing office contact and low monthly price.
John Keesee of the City Meat Market offers delivery of fresh meat to residences. Call for service from West Oak Street location.
A dealer at the wagon yard near East Mcinney Street offers two Jersey bulls, one black and one fawn, for sale at ten dollars each to all. A new house is also offered for sale on Lala Street. Phone contact listed as B50.
An ad lists prices for barred rock turkeys and bronze turkeys with per doren rates and mentions young turkeys. It also promotes sanitary milk and cream delivery and a freight transfer service offering furniture moving and drag line work with West Oak Street and Kincaid wagon yard contacts.
A terse classified note advertises scavenger work and drayage services by Lester and Paschall at Fox Bros office with two phone numbers for contact and reasonable moving rates.
Henry Kaltreuther on East McKinney Street offers wood shop services, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, rubber-tiring and shrinking. Local craftsman advertises diverse metal and woodwork capabilities for horses and carts.
Denton diners flock to the leanest restaurant, Paul Ramier’s at 31 Oak. 8th Street, Wiley Building, where regular short pastry and hot cakes are served mornings until 10 and fresh fish daily.
Dentists listed include Dr W A Jones at West Side Baquare Dr W N Rowell Dr S of McCray's South Side Nare Dr Fralin at South Square Denton Texas Chas Saunders with offices over Long & King after Feb 1st All phones shown
W M Gribble auto service advertises trips anywhere in the county with two phone numbers 75 green and 534 or home 668S Elmst. Car repairs promised promptly.
Iuultry white Indian Runner duck eggs for sale from imported stock at 6 dollars per 13. Special mating available at 5 and 4 dollars, utility 3 dollars. Parcel post shipping offered. W. J. Mitchell, Denton, Texas. Mitchell's Barber Shop.
Having purchased two fine barred rock roosters from the J. W. Miller Poultry Farm at Freeport Illinois I can now furnish you with the finest eggs for hatching priced at 1.00 for 15. Mrs. R. G. Wright New phone 205 May6e.
For sale white and fawn Indian Runner ducks at 1.25 per setting or 13. Mrs E T Brown new phone 363 223. Ducks ducks ducks Indian Runners heavy laying strain for setting 1.56 for 13 pearl white beauties Get the best Denton Duck and Dairy Farm T P Jasper Prop new phone 357.
April shipment notes from W. E. Mountain of Pilot Point Texas list White Minorca and The Roy chicken varieties, big-eye strain at 4 dollars, Northrup’s best strain at one dollar fifty per setting, Nancy Hall potato plants at twenty one cents per one hundred, with bonesnd and other listings when ready.
The B Airdome crowded Monday night as the Spooner Dramatic Co presented Waiting for the Verdict a five act melodrama. Dad and Mique Spooner led a cast praised for entertainment with acts between scenes featuring Dad and Mike Spooner.
Thomas har of Abilene visits relatives in Belew. A good rain fell last night. Mr and Mrs Brand attended decoration at Little Elm. Miss Myrtle Beluford visited her aunt in McKinney. Porter Lang of Sanger was here. Mrs Caambrell is ill from a spider bite. Decoration services set for next Sunday afternoon. Little Glenn Beaty is sick.
Turner Bros invites customers to call or phone to receive a selection of well chosen vegetables. The notice emphasizes fresh stock and personal service.
J M Tay Lor advertises a fresh milk cow for sale on installment terms. The notice notes payment options and contact details for potential buyers.
OCR text lists Northbound and Dallas Branch trains with numbers and times such as No 26 Flyer 9:45 m No 30 Limited 8:58 p.m No 22 Special 4:42 pm and Northbound services to and from Chicago and Dallas. The fragmentary notes imply a grand timetable snapshot with multiple Train No. 21 express 3:35 p.m. and No 24 etc.
In its third week of the busy April term the county court entered numerous orders on CIS-1 and probate dockets. The suit of L. Willis against Texas Company is on trial.
The April term of County Court closed with fines for two jurors who did not respond to summons. Probate business was heavy, described as the greatest volume at one term. Several civil and probate docket items were continued or set for later terms, with judgments and administrator actions noted.
The text notes a heavy rain Sunday afternoon in Lois a thriving city 22 miles northwest of Denton with two churches a store and a good school. No church services were held Sunday due to rain and roads and branches ran full with water after the heaviest rainfall in a year. Rev Hodnett of Valley View visited G L McLendon. A Friday town event included a basket dinner.
A local ad promotes Phones 44 as a quick direct line to top groceries and vegetables. It highlights fast access to fresh produce and everyday grocery needs.
The note warns of intense heat and hard work as bakers endure long hours. It highlights baking bread as a strenuous task that tests stamina in high temperatures.
A small bread wagon announces daily delivery of fresh loaves to customers. The note emphasizes consistent service and neighborhood reach.
Local items list visitors and guests in Garza area including J C Morris from Garza Way D C Adams host Miss Nina Stinnett Pilot Point and Miss Gwen Stinnett Pilot Point visit Mrs Emmett Lipecomb Several residents travel from Aubrey Weatherford Carrollton and Tyler to meet kin and attend church and court business. Unclear reports mention Uncle Charlie Smith ill in Bellevue and Margery Ballard returning from Shamrock to sing at First Christian Church.
The morning mercury registered five percent. Three new clothing cabinets were installed by W. B. McClurkan & Co. An infant suffered a severe hand burn. Auto registration No. 397 appears in the County Clerk’s office. I O O F decoration services were postponed due to rain. A kerogene residue test on the square used an ample barrel. top coated with rock screenings. Two large deeds filed Tuesday include transfers in Ellis County and several survey parcels totaling $46, ?, with multiple conveyances and prices listed.
Virgil Chandley eight years old at six miles west of Justin accidentally shot his seven month old sister while handling a shotgun on Thursday. The gun was not kept loaded and a loaded shell discharged as the boy tried to load it. the infant died instantly.
Five year old Carl Dolgene of Hann Avenue suffered a double leg fracture after a horse pulling a Sample's Grocery wagon trampled him on McKinney Street. The boy was removed to his home and reported in rest with pain. driver Charlie Carter attempted to back the wagon.
A. D. Paulus of Hallettsville district resigns as State Senator. He has been appointed postmaster and is the Senate's oldest member in service.
Roanoke residents welcome guests with a Sunday visit as Mr and Mrs J R Bourland and family travel with Mrs Guy Bourland and children to see the Hamiltons. J H Gaskins and family relocate from Patna to occupy the old Prewett residence. The Roanoke Boosters, sixty strong, depart in sixteen autos for a regional trip. Four autos with about twenty Keller businessmen pass through Roanoke on a trades trip.
A Denison advertisement column runs through the week with readers replying to listings. The ad section highlights products and services and notes contact details for interested buyers.
Washington May 6 The Department of Commerce began an investigation into wages and conditions in the pottery industry amid threatened wage reductions by certain manufacturers if Underwood tariff reductions on pottery pass.
Notice that J. A. Young as receiver will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in June 1913 at the Denton County Courthouse, the east half of a 166 25-100 acre tract described in the partition judgment of Minnie Williams et al. v W J N Roark et al, with one-half cash and the balance on 12 months credit, vendor's lien retained.
Notice of sale issued by a substitute trustee under a deed of trust dated November 30 1916 to secure a promissory note of 3740 dollars. The sale action involves Denton County Texas and the First National Bank of Denton as payee. The document references G H Blewett L L Fry H M Walden and the Denton Woven Wire Fence Co.
The First National Bank of Denton Texas declares a balance due on the note from the Denton Woven Wire Fence Company amounting to 3560.00 principal plus interest at ten percent and attorney's fees, with a substitute trustee appointed to sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1913 at the Denton County courthouse. The sale will liquidate the described tract in Ful ton and Spelding's addition, Denton Texas, to satisfy the deed of trust securing the note.
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