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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
3
Mrs J L Miller advertises fine fat turkeys and a mule for sale at 298 red. A D Turner invites contact for the mule listing. Information appears as a local classified notice.
Wanted dressmaking services by Mrs Bunch located at 40 East Hickory. Phone number listed as old 635 for contact.
Buyer seeks a nice looking secondhand stone for a dining room with wood preference. Contact Miss Leonora Hann at 19 S. Locust to receive orders for flowers for all occasions.
Mrs McGann, graduate of New England Conservatory Boston offers piano and voice lessons to pupils. Address 29 S Elm Street. Also magazine subscriptions of all kinds solicited with club renewals promptly handled. Mrs Sam H Sullivan 98 West Hickory New Phone 364 Red.
An Arkansas mill on Elm Street advertises chops bran corn hay and other feedstuffs plus stove and heater wood. The notice promises prompt delivery and full measurement with two phone numbers for contact.
An old classified style note lists product names and two phone numbers for contact. The entry cites a new phone 426 and an old phone 297 linked to Portweed and Hidges.
Frank Wilkerson advertises a market for iFresh and tender meats with old phone 912 and new phone 83. The fragment notes WIBAT MAR ket and a contact method.
A notice from Skiles Transfer Co states that after this date charges will be on a cash basis for transfers and fare payments. The message requests customers to remember the new payment method.
Storage item lists household needs at reasonable rates with John B. Schmitz advertising furniture and gas stoves for sale.
A local moving service at West Oak Street offers furniture relocation with special attention to all items. Call for service from the Kincaid wagon yard area.
Local notes describe moving a specialty service with a focus on reasonable rates. Mentions the names Les ter Miles and Lester Sherrod in connection with the service offerings and a New Pbhane reference.
Renting ad announces furnished rooms in a Denton location near Wilson-Han's with old phone contact 361. Mentions rent houses in four directions North South East and West and gives office over a local business for inquiries.
Local ad lists Cream, Chickens and Eggs for sale at No 17 Mc Kimney Street. Agent and guarantor promote cash payments and reliable service.
Two stoves in good as new condition offered at a bargain. The dining room or parlor stove and a small airtight heater are available. See J. E. Wilson at Wikesn-Hann Co. 66tfe.
Local craftsman Jake Laird offers woodwork blacksmithing and horseshoeing along with rubber tireing and shrinking services at East McKinney Street 102 2nd Ave.
Elbert Produce Co offers 11 cents per pound for turkeys delivered over the next few days, inviting farmers to bring birds to market. The notice encourages timely shipments and mentions potential price changes based on supply.
Mrs P C Early of Route 2 Denton advertises White Holland turkey keys for sale. The note lists a 96p quantity or price line and contact.
J M Gurley offers first class concrete contracting with reliable work at fair pricing. Estimates available to homeowners and businesses seeking cement services in the area.
A. Bushey advertises high grade cement and brick work with contact numbers GLD PHONE 579 and NEW PHONE 3931. He invites visits or calls to estimate the project.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Eli Buyher operates from Old Lacy Blacksmith Slop North Locust Street with office and residence contact numbers 461 355 620 The residence and hospital are at 6 East Hickory Street Denton plus a New Phone line for office and residence and a 47tfe note.
OVERALL & NAGLE offer estimates on short notice for home improvements. All work guaranteed. Contact at 46 South Elm Street or phone 422. November 18th date shown with trade advertisement.
H L i DaLee announces a new phone line 372 and promotes savings on brick work. The brief ad-like note cites a contact and a pledge to reduce costs for services.
Denton Floral Co offers m um s carnations roses wedding flowers decorations sprays plants and bulbs with price savings. Order ahead for special occasions by telephone or express service. Will try to please.
Doctor M L Martin AB MD offers treatment for eye ear nose and throat diseases and fitting of glasses. Office location listed as over Raley and Company.
CHAS. SAUNDERS DENTIST OFFICE over Long & King's Both phones W N ROWELL BD D OFFICE over McCray's south side square New Phone 433 Old Pace 841 DR W A JONES DENTIST WEST Side Square
J W Fralin dentist advertises office at South Side Square in the middle block upstairs Denton Texas serving local patients with dental care in a period newspaper style.
Padisha of St Lambert, a merit cow sire with a butter test of seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days, will stand at Pineckley's wagon yard West Oak street after October 1. Season five dollars cash with return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate of its dam in the wagon yard office.
Will Locknane advertises three excellent bulls for sale at the Will Locknane Yard on East McKinney Street near McKelvey's yard and Stroud grocery. Price is $1.50 cash to all, with privilege to return. Contact residence phone 350.
Ad asks for anyone seeking scavenger work to call phone number 307 with an option to call either phone.
A condensed roster shows vehicle registrations including 562 J M James of Pilot Point Mitchel and 063 T W Swaffend of Justin Franklin with additional entries for H R Robinson Lewisville Crescent A Jasper Areyle Ford Denton Penton Franklin D67 en Sullivan Denton Stude Baker.
Readable lines note fresh vegetables for sale under the merchants Long & King. The fragment specifies produce items and availability though lacks full listing. No dates or locations are provided in the surviving text.
In a tense exchange Burke pressures a confession about Griggs. Mary tricks him by signaling to a stenographer and revealing the room to expose his scheming. Burke is stunned as Mary smiles triumphantly and exposes the truth in the exchange.
Burke orders Cassidy to bring in Garson while detailing a torture tactic to induce fear. He intends to expose pass records, force Garson into a staged scene, and await a gang confession after signaling with buzzers, while Dan rearranges the office to heighten Garson's distress.
Community focus urges residents to invest dollars locally to strengthen welfare and build up the city. Emphasizes keeping spending within the area to support local services and growth.
Local market notes show middling cotton at 12 7 8d while seed cotton prices are recorded. Quotations from Liverpool New York and New Orleans list various December and January positions with minor shifts.
Port Worth reports a quiet day as 3000 cattle 600 calves and 1000 pigs arrive. Prices stay steady with no standout consignments offered.
Chicago wheat futures closed steady with minor declines in the overnight session. Cash grain quotations show Chicago around 95 to 99 cents, St Louis near 94 to 94 1/2 cents, and Kansas City at 87 1/2 cents to per bushel.
W T Hyder returns to Rogers after visiting son Tom Hyder and daughter Mrs Roy Bradley. Rev J F Helley builds a barn. Sam Davis family moves to J H Eggleston home. Mr and Mrs Doe Martin reform from Hear ing Springs visit. W E Summers and wife of Dallas visit relatives. Miss Velma Fourbin of Dallas visits Miss Margaret Lord. A E Heister and son add to blacksmith shop. Mrs Cox spends week in Dallas. S T Sigler family to Corpus Christi for winter. Mrs Tyler from Denton visits Mrs Robert Bragg. Mrs Compton of Oglesbee visits Mrs John Smith north of town. Miss Mona Morgan of Dallas visits Grandmother Mrs A A Lord. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Wheeler a girl Nov 5. Mrs Alvin Harrison visits aunt Mrs Jack Brannon. Mr and Mrs Brannon and Tom McKinney go to Dallas by car. F M Butler of Dallas visits aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W T Keaton. Party at W C Lanham's Saturday night. Mrs J Gentry visits daughter Mrs Harry Wilkins in Dallas and grandson Master Wilkins. J B Travelstead building a 5 room bungalow for W M Speer family. J P Taliaferro and family from Denton move into former J W Craft house. Taliaferro to partner with L L Taliaferro. W F Wade and R C Triplett of Frisco buy restaurant next to Ratliff garage. Miss Marie and Joe Cobb visit sister Miss Juliaetta Cobb in Denton. Misses Ida and Julia McFall and brother Johnny visiting in Dallas.
The Courier reports a Sunday school rally at First Baptist Church with twenty three pledge cards signed. Local renovations include George Mayes building a brick telephone structure and several residences nearing completion. A preacher from Fort Worth will fill the Church of Christ pulpit each Sunday during the month.
Advertisements claim Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream soothes irritations and makes skin fair smooth and soft without greasiness or stickiness while offering a money back guarantee of 50 cents if not fully satisfactory.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with W W Baxter as superintendent and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Central Presbyterian Church led by Rev J W Caldwell offers regular services with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Morning subject by the pastor Is Tithing a Duty Evening hour features the Woman's Missionary Society in charge for a semi annual open meeting
Sunday school starts at 9 45 with Prof. McDonald as superintendent. Morning sermon at 11 titled The Church an Army. Evening service at 7 on Still on a Trip Through Acts. Juniors meet at 4 led by Mrs. Yancey. Intermediates at 6 with Mrs. Rogers. Seniors at 6 led by Clarence Potter. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 led by Mrs. Yaneev.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with M L Williams as superintendent Junior League at 3 p m Miss Norma Smith superintendent Senior League at 6 p m J E Park president The pastor Rev T Cooper will preach at 11 a m on The Deepened Spiritual Life and at 6 p m on The Chance to Change Special music includes Anthem The Lord is My Light and Hear My Cry Oh Father Visitors welcome Large Sunday School with classes for students and business men.
A patent medicine claim advertises Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women and for regulating children's bladder problems. It promises two months of treatment from one bottle and offers mail order with testimonials from Texas readers.
Promotional note touts Turner Bros offerings with a phone number for new customers. Claims satisfaction for Denton housewives and invites callers to try services. Includes a brief contact detail and a pricing cue.
General tonic claim for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with quinine and iron. Describes liver action malaria drive enriches blood and overall system build up. Ad notes 50 cents and urges Paschall's fresh nuts with phone numbers 8 and 6.
See L D Smith for apples. Finest Utah and Ben Davis apples just received by car load. Call or phone orders at the fruit house on West Oak Street. L D Smith sells fruit of all kinds. Herb ine promotes bowel regulation and digestion priced 50c sold by R H Garrison.
A notice by trustee J W Sullivan announces the sale of Lots 14 and 15 in Block 5 of College Addition Denton Texas. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in December 1943 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door Denton County Texas. The property is described as part of the FE Puchalski survey with rights and appurtenances.
A tax foreclosure style notice states Constable G H Watson will auction the two acre tract known as the old J J Wallace home, seized from Walker Wallace, at the Denton County courthouse on the first Tuesday in December 1913 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to satisfy an October 1913 judgment in favor of S F Grant.
Birth notices list seven newborns with parents and locations around Bartonville Little Elm and nearby areas. A separate report from Manchester NH notes U S agriculture secretary Houston citing low cultivation quality nationwide. An advertisement urges cough relief with Ballard Horehound Syrup and local sale of fresh flies.
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