Lost on West Oak Street Handbag Report
Lost on West Oak Street a handbag with coin purse containing $3.50 in silver and other items. Return to this office. Old phone 425.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
3
Lost on West Oak Street a handbag with coin purse containing $3.50 in silver and other items. Return to this office. Old phone 425.
For rent two furnished rooms at 18 East Oak managed by Mrs P C Withers. Contact 210tfe for details and availability.
Classified notices advertise land exchange options in the Rio Grande valley for North Texas improved land, along with multiple sales including a Buick car, a binder, a well drilling outfit, a cottage lot near C I A, a Jersey cow, and a five room house. Also offers 406 acres near Norma with potential subdivision. Housing and land terms vary.
Experienced seamstress will call at homes and sew by the day. 444 red new phone. Wanted girl to work in store must be neat polite and act ive. Address in own writing D care this office 3245¢ wanted good second hand buggy or survey must be in good condition cheat G. W. Elbert
For sale a few Indian Runner ducks about one year old at 1 dollar each listed under Dr W A Jones. Men and women sell guaranteed hose with up to 50 percent profit to make ten dollars daily as full or part time work. Wear proof advertises rerunners investigation. Address 3038 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa.
Miss Leonora Hann offers to take orders for flowers for all occasions by phone at 252 old. 222tfc. Also notes a wanted to buy ad for a used or second hand piano and lists 196 West Mulberry Street as address. Arkansas Mill at 8 Elm St advertises feed, stove and heater wood, prompt delivery, full measure, and a power wood gang.
A. R. McGintif advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas with office location over Wilson-Hann's and contact phone 261. Services include rents and housing options in the north south east and west areas.
Locknane advertises two top Jersey bulls in east McKinney street wagon yard. Black and fawn Jersey bulls priced at 150 dollars cash to all bidders. Also advertises a house and lot on Lula street for sale with new phone number 850.
Skiles Transfer advertises two strong men for trunk.moves to wagons and steps. Portwood Hodges handles sanitary milk and cream with new and old phones 426 297. Office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oakland Street. Also offers furniture moving and drag line services with special attention.
First class moving service offered by Lester and Paschall with reasonable rates. Office at Fox Bros. Both phones listed for inquiries and bookings.
Henry Kaltreuther on East McKinney Street offers woodworking, blacksmithing, horseshoeing, and rubber treating services. Prompt work and local craft details provided.
Paul Ramers offers regular short order meals at 31 Oak 8T Owsley building. Open mornings until 10 for hot cakes and fresh fish daily. Claims to be the cleanest restaurant in Denton.
A full line of toilet preparations was demonstrated at Wilson-Hann Co on Elm Street. The sale ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 124 North Elm Street with phone contact 338-Blue.
Anyone needing scavenger work done is asked to call number 307 or use the other phone option.
New stock of dictionaries arrives at the Redcord Chronicle office with fresh editions for readers. Staff note updated volumes and continued availability for subscribers and visitors.
J. M. Gurley, the cement contractor, advertises first class work at the right price and invites readers to get estimates.
Old phone 579 to new number 931 advertisement by A. Bushey offering hone or trick work and estimates for high grade counter work.
An entry invites quick messenger service with a reminder to call 31. It notes Brashears N. B. will handle accounts for ten percent of money collected.
W E Botts veterinarian announces a new contact listing at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop Elm and J streets. New phone 269. Residence numbers updated to old 486 and new 132.
W W Bil uingesley offers autos for hire with old phone 530 and new 448. repairs available. W M Gribble Auto Service provides car trips anywhere in the county with photography services and new zi-green photos. Elm St location and prompt repairs noted.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST Office over Long & King after Feb 1st Both phone DR W A JONES DENTIST West Side Square W N ROWELL D D 8 OFFICE over McCrays south side square J W FRALIN DENTIST SOUTH Side Square middle of block up stairs Denton Texas.
A brief notice describes a medical practice treating diseases of eye ear nose and throat. Office location listed as over Ra ley and Co, with incomplete street detail.
Ren Fritz offers duck eggs from imported stock at 6 dollars per 13 with special matings at 4 dollars and utility eggs at 2 dollars. Pen ciled hunters sell 13 eggs for 1 dollar. Mail orders accepted to P O Box 661 Denton.
Denton Duck and Dairy Farm owner T. F. Jasper promotes heavy laying Indian Runner ducks with egg price at 1.56 dollars for a dozen pears of white beauties. New phone listed as 367.
Newbro's Herpicide advertised as the original hair remedy guaranteed to kill dandruff stop itching and prevent hair loss. Offered in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with refund if unsatisfied. Applications at barber shops. R H Garrison, Special Agent.
Paschall's and Long & King advertise fresh vegetables arriving at their store. Contact phone 86 for availability and deliveries.
H. W. Sanders advertises fine dewberries selling at 25 cents a gallon with delivery of two gallons or more anywhere in the city. Orders via telephone New Phone 279.
An advertisement claims a home cure for piles using a new absorption treatment. It promises immediate relief and permanent care, offers free samples and local references, and asks readers to send their address to Mrs. M Summers at Box P Notre Dame.
Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of Emperor William, wed Prince Ernest August of Cumberland in Berlin on May 24. Attended by the king of England, Emperor of Russia, and over fifty royal guests, with United States Ambassador Leishman and family among attendees at the civil ceremony.
Mrs. Riley Laramore of Goodwater Missouri describes years of dyspepsia and heartburn eased by Thedford's Black Draught. She credits two small packages for lasting relief and urges others to try the remedy. The product is claimed to cleanse the system aid digestion regulate bowels and stimulate the liver with gentle action and no after effects. Price 25 cents.
Studebaker driver George Meinzinger attempts the steep ride up Michigan's grassy peak near Oakland county. The 25 roadster faces rough pasture and bucking foothills, stalls on first try, then climbs the grade using a ledge and final fuel in the carburetor cup. Brakes prove effective on the descent.
Frank Owen once with the Chicago White Sox and Ed Killian a Detroit veteran now pitch for Studebaker's Detroit shop baseball team in the Manufacturers' league. E D Hopper from Joplin Mo won a bet by driving a 60 000 mile Studebaker to Detroit without repairs. A California visit notes the largest one story garage for Studebaker Riverside Dundas Gam ble agency housing over 200 cars overnight.
A series of social events honors the College of Industrial Arts graduates. Mrs. Schweer hosts a reception with Miss Herbert of Ardmore among attendees, while Misses Claire Herbert and Helen Herbert attend a progressive dance party with decorations of sweet peas and ferns.
During chapel at the College of Industrial Arts Mrs JohnS Turner presented a portrait of Miss M Helen Stoddard to Stoddard Hall. The tribute outlined her leadership in education and public service, noting her WCTU work, legislative influence, jury foreman role, and advocacy for industrial education in Texas. The portrait once hung in the Texas building at the 1904 St Louis Exposition.
Sallow complexions due to torpid liver. Herbine purifies and strengthens the liver and bowels and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek. Price 50c, sold by R. H. Garrison.
Coupons available from Layton Pure Food Co. Health Club Baking powder measuring cups distributed to holders. Bring coupons to MAGILL & SHEPARD to claim early.
Curtis Candy advertises a wide selection of graduation candies from leading makers. It invites customers to view the stock or call 52 to discuss desires and price limits with delivery available.
Wonderful Skin Salve Buecklen s Ainyea Salve advertised as the best remedy for all skin diseases burns bruises and boils. Claims reduce inflammation and soothe heal with one boy cited as helped after other remedies failed. Price 25c recommended by J F Raley Co News Cornelius NC publisher note.
Special prices announced by Turner Bros for canned pumpkin. Limited days only with deals offered per dozen. Phones 7.
The timetable lists northbound trains No 26 No 36 and 24 and southbound trains No 22 No 92 with times around 4 42 pm 6 25 am and 7 30 am. Downtown Dallas branch schedules show 7 30 am and 9 35 pm in the same period.
May 23 report from Cooper Creek notes farmers behind with crops. Local visitors include Mrs. Will Thomas returning from Collinsville and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laney with daughter Margaret of Roanoke. A sequence of visits from D Price, Adelia and Lina Price, and others is recorded. Community gatherings feature the young people's club hosted by W R Laney with ice cream and cake.
Real estate transfers list several parcels and sums: J M Magill and wife to T J Grogan for 7.86 acres in M E P P survey at 200 dollars. M T Griffin to W C Banks for 100 acres in P O Leary survey at 2250 dollars. T G Cornwell and wife to Piich ard and Sanders for a lot in Gotcher addition to Garza at 915.70 dollars. M F Hampton and wife to Amanda Biggerstaff for lot 17 block 17 Hampton's 2nd addition to Sanger at 1100 dollars. J H and S B Strader to J B Wilson and C for a tract in Justin at 225 dollars. A J Ogle S N Wilkerson or in Wm Perry survey at 75 dollars.
A September itinerary led by Edith L Clark English and American Literature instructor at North Texas State Normal travels through Chicago Buffalo Niagara Toronto and on a Hudson River trip to New York with side trips to Boston Norfolk and Washington DC. Contact Bernice Carter business manager at 150 W Hickory Denton for details.
The Sheriff will sell for cash under an alias execution issued May 21, 1913 in the case Exchange National Bank of Denton versus E L Hopkins and J W Skiles No 1984. Sale held on the first Tuesday within legal hours.
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