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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
3
The Denton Commandery Knights Templar meets to conduct work in the Red Cross and Templar degree at 7:30 with full uniform. Eminent Commander W. F. Jarrell presides.
Room house available for rent on West Sycamore Street. See W F Jarrett at Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co for details.
Room for rent at 77 Bolivar Street. Contact phone 545 for details and availability.
Seller offers a barrel of good roof paint at about T5e per gallon while stock lasts. Contact Stroud's wood yard at the new number 291 and old 277 for details. Seller signs as Ric.
Classified notice advertises two small farms for sale on easy terms. Prospective buyers urged to contact A. D. Turner for particulars.
Six 50x100 building lots offered by A. B. McGintie near Hann's Dry Goods Store. Well located and close in with easy monthly payments. Immediate contact urged.
Seed grown under originator A. D. Mebane in Lockhart Texas offered at 2.00 a bushel fob College Station Texas. Write quick. A S Ware Secretary Texas Experiment Stations College Station Texas 80 4twp.
For sale or exchange a good two story home with sewer connections electric lights gas and modern in every respect. Newly painted lot 100 by 200 feet with sheds and barn room. Priced at 3500 dollars. will exchange for smaller place and give time on the balance. Duggan Abstract Company.
Short notes advertise mules for sale by Y. M. Turner at a nearby area. The item prompts interested buyers to contact A. D. Turner for access or viewing details.
A young married couple without children seeks two nicely furnished rooms with modern conveniences. They request the address of the office for contact.
Miss Leonora Hann will receive orders for flowers for all occasions at 419 S Locust. The notice implies a local florist service managed by Hann.
Prices reasonable. Miss Kendall at MacClurkan's. Also piano and voice pupils sought by Mrs McCann, graduate of New England Conservatory. Address 29 S Elm St. Oct. 22. Magazine subscriptions solicited by Mrs Sullivan at 98 West Hickory, new phone 364.
Arkansas Mill on S Elm advertises chopped corn hay bran and other feedstuffs plus good stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure available. Contact S Elm Street or S&J with both phones.
A local notice lists Portwood and Hodges for Sanitary Milk and Cream with a new phone 426 and old phone 297, indicating a contact update for business inquiries.
Frank Wilkinson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with two phone numbers 212 and 8 for contact.
The notice states transfers will be on cash basis from now on and asks recipients to remember this and pay the driver. Skiles Transfer Co.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves available.
The notice from Freight Transfer Co describes furniture moving services and special attention to items in transit. It lists two phone contacts and a yard location at West Oak Street, urging customers to call for moves.
An ad touts first class drayage service at reasonable rates by Les ter Miles with office at Lester and Sherrod. The notice announces a new phone line for contact.
Classified notice seeking a wheat pasture rental or purchase arranged through A D Turner. Contact details not provided in fragment.
Two roll top desks and two revolving chairs for sale from Den ten Trust Co. Also a second hand Garland gas heater listed at 123 W Hickory Tip.
In a tense room, Burke accuses Dick and Mary of murdering Griggs as he searches for the weapon. The inspector presses harshly, insisting one of them killed the stool pigeon, while Mary and Dick plead and denial clashes unfold.
A Denton florist advertises MUMs carnations roses and wedding flowers with decorations sprays plants and bulbs. Prices and express service offered and customers urged to notify ahead for special occasions.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Eli Buyher lists offices at Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop North Locust Street and 46 East Hickory Street Denton plus listed phone numbers for office and residence. The entry provides multiple contact points including 461 office and 355 residence with additional old numbers.
W E Botts veterinarian operates from Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Lipscomb block. New office phone 269 new residence 132 old 46.
The ad from OVERALL and NAUGLE at 46 S Elm St offers house valuation figures with guaranteed work and short notice estimates. It provides phone contact 422 and lists Noy 4148p as a reference or line.
An advertisement notes H L DaLee offers brick work services with a new phone number 372. 96p and promises money savings for customers seeking brick restoration or construction.
Old phone 579 and new phone 931 appear in an ad by S. A. Bushey offering estimates for high grade cement and brick work. The notice invites calls to request an estimate for masonry services.
Dr M L Martin A B MD offers treatment of eye ear nose and throat diseases and fitting of glasses. Office located over Raley and Co. in downtown.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST OFFICE over Long and King's. Both phones.
Dental practitioners listed with locations in town square on the west and south sides. W N Rowell operates over McCray's with new and old phone numbers. W A Jones maintains a practice in the West Side Square.
J W Fralin operates a dental practice in south side square middle of block Denton Texas. He provides general dentistry services to local residents from a central Denton location upstairs in the block.
The piece urges homemakers to stretch budgets and save by reading today's advertisements. It highlights merchants who place money saving announcements to help readers benefit and maximize value this season.
A brief promo notes an LED product named CLAswir LED for selling. It urges readers to use this model for selling items. The blurb emphasizes efficiency and practicality for everyday use.
In a tense office scene Inspector Burke interrogates suspects Dacey Chicago Red and the Turner household over the death of Eddie Griggs. The case hinges on a Maxim silencer and a secret relationship involving Mary Turner and Edward Gilder as the search for the killer intensifies. Aggie Lynch arrives revealing a key witness Helen Travers West daughter of a railway president, who promises to cooperate after a reassurance from Burke.
Two men debate the baffling Griggs shooting in Chapter XVI as Cas sidy announces information about a Hartford factory. The fragment shows a crime discussion scene with unresolved details and emerging clues.
The cotton market opened with a weaker tone. Liverpool and New York prices showed declines and local quotes reflected a drop in lint and seed values with lint ranging from 1 to 2 for dirty stock and 10e for good lint while seeds moved 2.75 to 4 1-2e.
Chicago reports of intensified wheat damage from Argentine hot winds push prices higher after an earlier setback. Cash grain quotations show gains with Chicago at 95 1 4 to 96 1 2 cents, St Louis at 93 to 95 1 2, and Kansas City at 88 1 2 to 89 1 2.
Fort Worth cattle and calf receipts Tuesday totaled 100 cattle 1000 calves 1200 hogs and 600 sheep. Reef steers brought up to 7.10 with bulk 6.50 to 7. Stockers and feeders sold 1.25 to 6.75 for best stock. Butcher stock 4.25 to 5.50 with best around 5.25 to 5.50. Calves bulk 6 to 7 hogs top 8.25 with bulk 7.90 to 8.15 sheep receipts steady and quiet.
Marriage register shows J. W. Walters weds Martha Ihnfeldt of Lewisville, Luke McLemnon weds Vina Mullins of Bolivar, Frank Regner of Tioga weds Mary Watzlawick of Pilot Point, and J. W. Hardin of Lewisville weds Ollie May Warnack. The column ends with an advertising note about hardware deals and price inducements.
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