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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 A F and A M meets Saturday on or before the full moon. Denton Chapter No. 80 R A M meets first Tuesday monthly. Denton Commandery No. 45 K T meets second Tuesday monthly. C E S meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Missing diamond ring with back cut and a bracelet bearing three diamonds. Reward offered for return to 44 Fry Street. contact this office with information. Ge8tfe
FOR RENT K BROOM HOUSE ON West Sycamore St See W F Jarrell at Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co Rent after Jan 1st next Twenty acres with house barn and other improvements to rent Also 53 acres five miles from Denton to sell on credit See L Fulton
Large south room for rent two blocks from the square with all modern conveniences. New phone 255. 80.
Advertisements list rooms for rent on Bolivar Street. One unit at 77 Bolivar Street offers furnished or unfurnished lodging with a phone contact 545. Another listing at 166 Bolivar Street advertises a two room furnished or partly furnished rental.
One handsome dining room or parlor stove and one small air tight heater, both barely used and offered at a bargain. See J. E. Wilson at Wilson Hann Co. 66tfe.
Multiple short ads list sales of seed cotton and farm land in Texas and Oklahoma. Items mention Mebane cotton seed from Lockhart Texas at $2 a bushel FOB College Station, a 600 acre Wichita Falls property with 900 acres in cultivation, and contact details for A. B. Ware and C. H. Thompson. Also notes on turkeys, roof paint, a new frame cottage for sale in Stroud's yard, two small farms on easy terms, and references to A. D. Turner selling mules.
In a brief notice a request is recorded to issue flower orders for all ccas iom. 419 S Lacust Ulitte. The entry cites Neess Leonora Hann as recipient of the orders and references a pending directive.
Boston based Mrs McCann a graduate of New England Conservatory invites piano and voice students at 298 Elm Street soliciting lessons. The notice dated October 24 appears in the local column seeking learners of all levels.
Readers urged to renew magazine subscriptions with prompt handling by Mrs. Sam H. Sullivan of % West Hickory New Phone 364 Red.
Feedstaffs such as chops bran corn and hay are offered with best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure available from Arkansas Mill located at S. Elm 651. Both phones listed.
Portwood and Hodges announce new contact numbers for Sanitary Milk and Cream. New line is 426 and old line remains 297 for reference.
Old phone 242. new phone and address listed. Fresh and tender meats advertised with contact details implied in the ad.
The notice states that from now on the ecd and transfer fare will be collected on a cash basis. Readers are reminded to pay the river and Skiles Transfer under this new system.
Reference to storage charges for household goods marks John B. Schmitz and Furniture and Gas Steves. Unclear specifics exist about rates or terms. Further detail needed to outline exact service scope and pricing.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving services with office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. Call for furniture relocation and special attention to drag items.
Local moving firm Lee Der Miles of Office Lester and Sherrod promotes DBAY Business First class service at reasonable rates for household relocations. Wew Phone.
SWHEAT PASTURE WANTED see A. Turner. Rents houses north south east and west. Office over Wilson Hann's. Old phone 361. Furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. A. McGINTIE. 721fe.
Local cream depot at No 17 Mc Kinney Street advertises cash payments for cream chickens and eggs. G M Purviance operates the business aged about 66.
Monarchy range oil cooker oil heater and Wilson air tight heater selling. Edison talking machine with 25 records offered. Also Gem sarene gas heater at 128 W Hickory. 165 North Elm and 128 W Hickory addresses appear for sale items.
Elbert Produce Co offers payment of 41 cents per pound for turkeys delivered over the next several days. The notice encourages farmers and suppliers to arrange deliveries promptly to secure pricing.
Mrs D C Early of Route 2 Denton offers White Holland turkeys for sale. The note lists contact routing and a 96 page reference.
Denton Floral Co offers cut flowers including mums carnations and roses with wedding and funeral designs sprays plants and bulbs. Special prices and express service with telephone ordering and advance notice to please customers.
Veterinarians and offices shown include Dr Eli Buyher at Old Lacy Blacksmith shop North Locust Street with new office and residence phones 461 and 355. Also Dr W E Botts graduate veterinarian at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop South Elm Lipscomb block with office phone 249 and residence 132 and old phone 426.
OVERALL and NAUGLE at 46 S. Elm St offer house figures with all work guaranteed. Phone 422. Estimates furnished on short notice. November 18.
H. L. DaLee advertises brick work at new phone 372 offering cost savings and presumably reliable service in a compact classified notice. The odd capitalization and stray characters suggest a small business promo item in a local paper.
Old phone 579, new phone 434. For high grade cement and brick work contact S. A. Bushey to estimate the project.
Dr M L Martin A B MD provides treatment for eye ear nose and throat diseases. Practices at office above Raley and Co. doors and windows. Has expertise in fitting losses and related conditions.
UKDAS. Saunders, dentist, runs an office above Long and King’s. Both phones listed.
An advertisement lists dental professionals W. N. Rowell D D S at the office over McGray's on the south side square and Dr W A Jones a dentist on the west side square with new telephone number 483 and old exchange Pace 344.
J W Fralon dentist located at South Side Square in the middle of the block, upstairs in Denton Texas appears in the advertisement.
Local craftsman Jake Laird advertises a service range including woodwork blacksmithing and horseshoeing plus rubber tire work and tire shrinking at East McKinney Street J2 Pine.
Padisha of St Lambert a registered Jersey bull, son of Wilna A, with a merit registration and butter test of seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days, will be at Pinckleys wagon yard West G ak street after October 1. Season cash with return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate for its dam in the wagon yard office.
Three high quality bulls offered for sale at the Locknane yard near the square on Fast McKinney street one block east of McKelvey's yard and Stroud grocery store. Price is 150 cash to everybody with privilege to return. Call residence 350 Willy Locknane.
A brief classified notice invites individuals to call 307 for scavenger work opportunities, offering two phone options for contact.
A fragment notes readers should read the hardware ads for bargains on skillets pans and similar items as a mailer seeks to induce prices.
Marvin Dana presents a dramatized work credited to Bayard Veiller with copyright attributed to 1913 by the H K company. The snippet notes artistic collaboration and ownership claims in a theater context.
Detective Cassidy confirms Aggie Lynch, Buffalo woman with prior blackmail sentence, as the prisoner Mary Turner’s associate in a tense interview with Inspector Burke. Aggie claims Mary stayed indoors all night. Burke presses for the truth amid shifting alibis.
A tense scene unfolds as detective Burke confronts Aggie Lynch about a gun linked to English Eddie's murder. Aggie refuses to reveal details, sparking threats of money and escape, and she pleads to be removed from the interrogation room.
A fragment from a chapter shows a scornful maiden leaving with Cassidy while Burke bows and mockingly flicks a kiss toward her back, a moment of pomp and derision. The scene hints at social dynamics and attitudes of the era without full context.
Inspector Burke confronts Dick Turner with aggressive questioning to elicit a confession about the Griggs murder as family, lawyers, and police maneuver for leverage. Mary Turner asserts Garson did not confess, challenging the inspector’s claim and exposing the tense power play in the office.
A local ad announces TOM F. HILL offering high grade pianos direct from the factory. The dealer claims solid car lot stock and very low prices with contact via old phone 203.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a great bowel regulator that purifies the system and vitalizes the blood. It claims to improve digestive organs and notes a price of 50e, sold by R.H. Garrison. The ad invites customers to call PASCHALL'S about fresh vegetables available at their store.
New York rose 2 points and New Orleans added 5 as opening quotes moved. Liverpool opened at 3 points for the day, indicating subtle gains and mixed trading across markets.
Daily reports show Liverpool and New York grain quotations drifting lower with December and January futures at 7.02 and 7.01 as New Orleans prices edge near 4.28. Cotton offers broad ranges with seed at about 41 to 4 cents and lint around 12.75 cents, while growers complain of green bolls in shipments.
Fort Worth cattle and hog markets show total receipts of 6 380 cattle 1 200 calves 3 000 hogs 1 500 sheep for Wednesday. Steers top 6 15 per cwt with bulk 5 50 to 6 00. Hogs close firm with top 8 15 and bulk 7 90 to 8 12. Sheep active with wethers at 5 00 per cwt.
Heavy Argentina rains pushed wheat quotes down yesterday with Chicago cash grain at 94 1/2 to 95 3/4 cents, St. Louis 93 1/2 to 95 1/2, and Kansas City 87 1/2 to 88 1/2 cents.
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson condemned copper mining companies in Michigan and warned that a new conception of property rights is forming. He told AFL delegates that the department will publish miners wages hours conditions and owners profits and push collective bargaining and trade unionism as the basis for mediation. A bargain The Daily at 40¢ a month.
Last night crowds enjoyed The Princess program while tonight features The Man Who Vanished at the Kalem film venue. Dreamland opens on the west side with a Universal starter and a 444 seat capacity theater, promising a feature presentation.
A Wurlitzer orchestrion is introduced as the latest musical feature offering an hour and a half of continuous performance without manual attention, extending amusement value in the venue.
Local ad notes Tom Pill tae received factory pianos of high grade at unusually low rates. The notice urges interested buyers to call old phone number 203 for details and quotes.
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