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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 247 A F A M meets Saturday on or before the full moon. Denton Chapter No. 80 BR A M meets first Tuesday monthly. Denton Commandery No. 45 KT meets second Tuesday monthly. O E S meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Three furnished rooms for rent with light housekeeping and modern conveniences. Located at 33 East Oak. Phone 170. Includes access to essentials and quiet neighborhood. Booking contact via listed phone.
Two stoves offered in good condition one dining room or parlor stove and one small air tight heater. Both are bargain prices and can be seen at Wilson Hann Co with J E Wilson.
For sale or exchange a well kept two story residence with sewer connections electric lights gas and modern improvements. Newly painted with a 100 by 200 foot lot and ample sheds and barn space. Priced at 3500 dollars with exchange option for a smaller place and installment terms through Dugean Abstract Company.
Short notice advertisement seeks a boy about 16 to work in a store with writing to this office. A separate pitch offers tailoring to remodel last year’s coat into a stylish cutaway at reasonable prices from Miss Kendall at MecClurkan’s.
Mrs McCann, graduate of the New England Conservatory Boston offers piano and voice instruction. Based at 29 S Elm Street. October 29p.
Magazine subscriptions of all kinds solicited. Clubs and renewals promptly handled by Mrs. Sam H. Sullivan at 98 West Hickory, New Red. 364.
Jake Johnson completes a rapid wood cutting job described as hurried. The note lists contact details with a phone number and references to materials like white wood and od 230 new 157. The terse record conveys a small local service entry.
Free transfer service ad notes office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. For furniture moves call now and request special attention to items in the drag line.
The ad promotes two Jersey cattle in Locknane's wagon yard near East McKinney Street with season price of $1.50 cash. It also advertises a house and lot for sale on Lula Street and provides a new phone number 350 for contact.
Sanitary Milk and Cream lists new telephone for Portwood and Hodges as 426 and retains old line 297. Updated contact details appear in the company directory for customers seeking dairy deliveries and inquiries.
Frank Wilkinson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 8.
Skiles Transfer Co states all cab and transfer charges will be on a cash basis from here on and requests travelers remember to pay the driver. The notice emphasizes cash payments rather than credit.
CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs offered with best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure. Arkansas Mill, S Elm Street. Both phones.
Advertisement notes storage at reasonable rates with services for furniture and gas stoves provided by John B Schmitz.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson-Hann’s with old phone 361. Rents available in North South East and West areas.
An old classified notice advertises a moving service offering first class drayage to households at reasonable rates. It mentions Les ter Miles and the office Lester and Sherrod with a New phone line.
Local listing at No. 17 McKinney Street advertises cash payments for cream, chickens, and eggs. G. M. Purviance serves as the agent.
An advertisement lists PR ELI BUYHER as a veterinary surgeon with an office at Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop on North Locust Street and provides contact numbers. It also notes residence at 4 East Hickory Street and 355 620 entries.
W Rotts, a graduate veterinarian, begins practice at Hancock and Son Black Shop, 8 Elm Street, Lipscomb. New phone 269 listed at the residence.
A company asserts it will protect clients' interests and offer strong advocacy after losses, matching the effort it spends in soliciting insurance. The notice emphasizes dedication to customers during claims and coverage discussions.
J M Gurley offers first class cement work at fair prices. Contact for estimates and quotes.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST OFFICE over Long & King's Both phones. W N ROWELL BD DS OFFICE over McCray's south side square New Phone 433 Old Pace 341 DR W A JONES DENTIST WEST Side Square J W FRALIN DENTIST SOUTH Side Square middle of block upstairs Denton Texas.
A registered Jersey bull Padisha of St Lambert, sire Wilna A, holder of a merit cow rating, with a butter test of 17 pounds 7 ounces in seven days, will be at Pinckley's wagon yard West Oak street after October 1. Season five dollars cash with return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate for its dam in the wagon yard office.
Fresh meat shop on McKinney Street announces grand opening under owner L. W. Brooks. The market advertises tender cuts and invites customers to call for orders and supply details.
Denton society notes describe a Monday afternoon reception for Miss Katherine Black hosted by the Mary Ardens. Attendees wore white and yellow, with yellow chrysanthemums and pennants decorating the club rooms. A musical program and contests accompanied refreshments in the yellow and white theme.
The Weather Bureau predicts clear skies and moderate temperatures for the coming week in Washington. Officials say residents may enjoy steady conditions with little rain and comfortable daytime highs.
At their annual meeting north of Reading on November 3, weather prophets of Berks county urge residents to fill coal bins and prepare for a hard season citing deeper groundhogs and lingering leaves as sure signs.
A testimonial from Mrs J P Weatherford of Litchfield Illinois praises Vinci for an invalid child nine years, noting coughing spells ceased and strength improved after use. The letter endorses Vinci’s cod liver elements and tonic iron with no oil taste and offers a money back guarantee via druggist O M Curtis.
A lawyer admits defeat and offers a settlement to Miss Turner as Aggie provokes with greed. Mary restrains Aggie’s attempt to seize the money, noting they cannot fight in the presence of ladies. The attorney accepts the outcome with crestfallen humor.
In a tense exchange a lawyer tries to seize a bundle of letters from Aggie. Mary intervenes and directs the plan to lawyer Mr Harris. The scheme hinges on marked money and a later legal settlement to secure the letters and avert arrest.
ARY was in joyous spirits after defeating a lawyer of high standing in a brains match. She had entered a phone booth installed in an extra bedroom closet for privacy. During her absence from the drawing room Garson returned to the apartment seeking her.
Republican leaders predict regaining the New York State Assembly after Democratic dissatisfaction over Cuomo's removal and the fight to retake New York City. Elections will fill statewide offices, the Court of Appeals seats, and multiple district posts across several states including New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Kentucky with key municipal contests in New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Denton High football team defeated Bryant Training School 20 to 0 on Bryant campus. Potts and Cobb sparked Denton with end runs and a 35 yard jaunt by Cobb, while Bryant rallied in the second half but could not overcome the early Denton lead. Potts suffered a cracked ankle but will sit out next Saturday’s Mineral Wells game.
A misread signal caused a cottonseed cake car to be bumped at the Denton Oil Mill. Claude Seonee 19 suffered a crushed leg and Moseby suffered a broken ankle as about two thousand pounds of cakes toppled onto them. Both workers were freed and treated. prognosis is weeks to return.
Mississippi Aggies defeated Texas A. and M. Dallas 1 to 0 on Saturday in a closely contested game.
Three candidates enter the New Jersey gubernatorial contest James F. Fielder Democrat Edward C. Stokes Republican and Everett Colby Progressive both old parties claim victory in preliminary counts in Trenton on November 3.
Boston Nov 3 four principals in the gubernatorial contest Foss Walsh Gardner and Bird face a final day of campaigning ahead of tomorrow's election. Foss runs as independent with Walsh the Democrat Gardner the Republican and Bird the Progressive all seeking the state’s top office after a strenuous campaign season.
An old advertisement touts Long and King inviting Denton households to become customers, offering phone contact to assess how well they can please buyers. The text emphasizes customer satisfaction and urges noncustomers to call 44 for evaluation.
In the column the narrator jokes about kitchen wear and urges readers to check the hardware ads in the newspaper, noting items like skillets and pans may appear worn but bargains await. The note hints at price inducement.
Local market notes cover Liverpool and New York openings and closings with spot and price ranges. Quotations for cotton fibers and seeds appear, plus mention of Swartz Studio photos and new fat cards and folders with pricing for photos and postcards.
An ad offers funds to purchase vendor lien notes and invites contact through the Record and Chronicle office in Denton Texas or via address Bor 488 for details.
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