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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 A F and A M meets on or before the full moon each Saturday. Denton Chapter No. 80 BR A M meets the first Tuesday each month. Denton Commandery No. 45 KT meets the second Tuesday each month. G F E 5 meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Twenty acres with house barn and improvements for rent after January 1 next. Also 53 acres five miles from Denton offered for sale on credit. See L Fulton.
An item noting the sale of shoats by Y M Tur, with unclear rest of the text. The fragment suggests a livestock sale notice or classifieds entry from a historical newspaper page. No further identifiable details readable.
For sale seven fine fullblood single comb Rhode Island Red cockrels at reasonable prices. See Sevier Alexander at 62 Pearl St or Crain's store. K21 fe.
Real estate listing describes eleven acres inside city limits two blocks from streetcar four and a half acres of orchard five acres in cultivation with a good well a five room house and numerous outbuildings plus sturdy fences. Terms offered by Fr S Pride contact New Phone 352 RTC.
Auction notice lists 237 chairs an organ pulpit deal table desk glass-faced walnut book case stove and a 75 pound bell from Oak Street Church. Items offered at very low prices with contact K. B. Anderson 38 Bolivar Street new phone 184.
Mrs Bunch at 40 E Hickory advertises dressmaking and repair services while Miss Seonora Hann at 19 S Locust offers to receive orders for flowers for all occasions. Both appear in a local classifieds notice.
Mrs MeGann, a New England Conservatory graduate in Boston, advertises piano and voice lessons. Pupils invited. Contact at 29 S Elm Street. Note dated October 29.
Mrs Sam H Sullivan of 98 West Hickory handles all magazine subscriptions and renewals. Call Red 67tfe to arrange clubs or renewals promptly.
Arkansas Mill on S Elm St advertises chops bran corn and hay as well as stove and heater wood. Phone numbers listed for prompt delivery and full measurement.
Local dairy service Partwood and Hodges lists new phone 426 and old number 297 for sanitary milk and cream orders. The notice directs customers to update contact details for deliveries and inquiries.
Local meat market offers fresh and tender meats with contact details old phone 212 and new phone 8 3. The ad emphasizes quality and neighborhood service for shoppers seeking everyday meats.
Skiles Transfer Co states all cab and transfer charges will be paid in cash going forward. Please remember this and pay the driver.
For storage of household goods at reasonable rates see John B Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves available.
Company advertises moving services at West Oak Street yard with emphasis on careful handling of drag line items and furniture. The message promises special attention to shipments and offers contact via its phones in the Kincaid area.
Local ad highlights a moving business specializing in household relocations. Les ter and Miles operate Lester and Sherrod with a new contact phone, offering first class service at affordable prices.
A. D. Turner seeks a wheat pasture and lists A. R. McGintie as contact at the Wilson-Hann's office in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson-Hann's. Old phone M1. Also advertising furnished rooms for rent in all directions: North South East West.
Local advertises cash payments for cream eggs and chickens. Store at No.7 McKinney Street operated by G. M. Purviance, age 66. The notice promises prompt cash offers for farm products.
One handsome dining room or parlor stove and one small air tight heater, both as good as new and offered at a bargain. See J E Wilson at Wilson Hann Co for details.
The Elbert Produce Company offers 11 cents per turkey delivered over the next few days. The notice invites farmers and traders to arrange shipments and specifies payment upon delivery.
Mrs. D C Early lists White Holland turkeys for sale on Route 2 in Denton. Auction at 6 p.m. offers birds described as healthy and suitable for holiday feasts. Local buyers encouraged to attend and place bids.
An advertisement for M L Martin A B MD lists that he treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. The office is located over Raley & Co with the address shorthand dé&w.
Dr Eli Buyher operates as a veterinary surgeon with an office at Oid Lacy Blacksmith Shop on North Locust Street and a residence at 335 Gid Phone Street. The residence and hospital are located at 45 East Hickory Street in Denton. Telephone numbers listed as new and old contact points.
Local ad for Over all and Naugle at 465S Elm St offers guaranteed workmanship on home estimates. They promise quick estimates with short notice and advertise a phone contact.
H. L. DaLee advertises brick work services with a new phone number 372. 96p Swe Feigh listed in the notice.
W N Rowell D D S office over MecCray’s on the south side square with new phone 438. Gid Price 344. Dr W A Jones D D S dentist also in the West Side Square.
J W Fralin dentist advertises location at South Side Square middle of block upstairs Denton Texas inviting patients to visit for dental care services.
Padisha of St Lambert a registered Jersey bull son of Wilna A with a confirmed butter test of seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days will be at Pinekiew's wagon yard West Oak Street after October 141. Season cash with return privilege available. See her pedigree and merit certificate in the wagon yard office.
Advertisement for bulls by Will Locknane at the Will Locknane yard near East McKinney street. Three fine bulls offered at 1.50 dollars cash with privilege to return. Contact by residence phone number 350 for arrangements.
Local notice invites anyone needing scavenger work done to call the listed number 307 or use the other phone option. The terse alert provides a single contact method for service inquiries.
The Royal Neighbors invite the Modern Woodmen and their wives to a reception at I. O. O. F. hall tonight from 8 to 10 o'clock with refreshments provided. Oracle: Mrs. Foster.
Old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray hair and improving scalp health. Claims include natural color restoration, reduced dandruff, and thicker glossy hair after one or two applications. The tonic is sold for 50 cents or made at home, with notice of wide reader endorsement.
A 1930s copyright entry states Bayard Veiller holds rights to works under the H K imprint, with company attribution noted.
Garson, a suspected forger, shows clear fear as Inspector Burke questions him about an arrest. The scene intensifies when Dacey and Chicago Red, companions in crime, are paraded past the cell, heightening Garson’s terror and prompting pleas for a lawyer.
Cotton quotations across major markets show Liverpool December at 7.50d, New York Spots 13.76c with open 13.45 close 13.43, New Orleans Spots 13.40 at 2 p.m. bid 13.29, reflecting a fluctuating trading session in Denton reports.
A Record and Chronicle interview finds a majority of Denton residents favoring a new charter to sustain city growth without interruption. In a crime scene style narrative, Garson confronts Burke about Eddie Griggs and Mary Turner’s suspected murder as tension peaks in the office.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy with a Denton testimonial from Mrs. T. A. Robinson praising relief after use. The page also notes retail price, dealer in Denton, and Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents. Separate items mention Paschall's offering fresh nuts by phone and a note on an English indoor golf game patent.
Record and Chronicle reporters gather Denton citizens on a proposed new charter. Many back a commission form to fix streets water and schools, while opponents warn of higher taxes and government overreach.
A tonic advertisement promotes Vinel cod liver and iron as a remedy for fatigue and weakness. A Boston lawyer says his 76 year old mother regained energy and mobility after taking Vinel. The ad guarantees money back if the product does not restore strength.
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