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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
3
For sale a phaeton freshly repainted and repaired in good condition. See at Geo Daugherty's paint shop on W L Foreman. Price listed as 0 cents for one day only.
Real estate bargains advertised with names J B Schmitz and J K McKelvy appearing in the listing. The prose is fragmented but signals a property deal or sales offer. No dates or locations are clearly readable.
Bring your poultry and eggs to S. J. McGinnis on McKinney street for the highest cash prices. For wood, feed, poultry or eggs phone S. J. McGinnis. Prompt delivery. Barber Henry offer fresh meats and poultry delivered. Phones 98 on McKinney street.
For sale to the public. White Leghorn cockerels at one dollar each from the New York winners’ strain. Contact S. W. Fulton Route 2 Argyle. 86)
A fragment references McCullar Lumber offering a telephone contact for carpentry needs with two phone numbers. The readable lines indicate a prompt to call for carpenters, though details are incomplete.
An old classifieds snippet promotes groceries including butter and eggs from Rott Groceries and Lynch and Slayton. It lists contact phone numbers 847 blue and 349 for orders and mentions charcoal and fresh produce. The ad cites J M Gurley and Ford Crawford with brief, ambiguous contact details.
Dr. C. Lipscomb Sr moves to Allison Pharmacy West Side 321. Dr. Ada Kincaid office 43 West Highland Street. Both phones listed. M. L. Martin A.B., M.D. Diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat. Office over Raley Drug Store.
Denton Tailoring Co at 48 West Oak street Hillman and Key proprietors offer cleaning dyeing pressing and repair services. Clothes made to order ready for pickup and delivery with a new phone number 337. Octiort.
Sherman Steam Laundry Co offers best laundry work and courteous treatment under agent C. R. Hamilton. Advertising notes old phone 184 and new 292 for contact and service inquiries.
Glivered at your house or office was the coal promise from Stricklang and Pinckley Kin caid Wagon Yard West Oak Street with their advert offering ready coal delivery to homes and businesses.
Dr Eli Buyher operates as veterinary surgeon from Murphy's Livery Stable with office and residence listed under old and new phone numbers. Dr BE Botts, affiliated with Southwestern Veterinary College in Dallas, maintains an office at Brock's Wagonyara with both current and former phone entries and a listed residence.
A Denton transfer service emphasizes prompt trunks and reliable calls, urging clients to contact Kincaid Yard for transfers. Both phones are listed, highlighting timely service without misses.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener operate a shop on East McKinney Street offering blacksmith and woodwork services. They describe using a special machine for shrinking and setting tires and applying rubber tires.
Notice of completed dray work and household removals by Lester and Brownlow. New phone 110 registered for ongoing services. Contact details reflect updated communications for hauling and moving tasks.
J W Fralin dentist listed at tde square middle of block upstairs in Denton Texas offering dental services in a local advertisement.
A R McGintie advertises rental properties in North, East, South and West Denton areas. The listing notes offices on East Side near Puckett's stand.
An advertisement for Swindoll's Variety Store lists Clifford Stroud with new phone 291 and old number 157 offering the best feed and wood. The line reads New Phone 291 Old 157 and mentions the store at 109p.
G Hester, proprietor, advertises baled shucks bran corn chops salt cured saucks and better baled products. He promotes delivery of stove or heater wood and cotton seed hulls and meal, inviting customers to phone their wants for Arkansas Mill offerings.
Chas Mays and H R Wilson offer civil practice in all courts with offices in the courthouse.
Miss M L Hann advertises floral order taking at 19 S Locust St. Also seeks rags for cleaning and white cotton rags. Livestock trading notice for Alliance Milling Co. P O Box 677. Reward offered for wolf killed within five miles of the property. contact A D Turner.
Twenty witnesses were examined this morning by the defense in the case of Frey Finning former president of Western Bank and Trust Co charged with receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent as part of an effort to seek a change of venue.
News from Lewis, Plainview and nearby areas notes visits, returns, and social rounds. Many residents travel to Dallas Fort Worth Denton and Fort Worth for visits with family and friends. Local church meetings close with new members and residents report health and house moves.
A Thursday fire at Mays drug store and adjacent postoffice building in Roanoke was beyond control before bucket brigades saved nearby structures. Losses include Davis drugstore $1000 insured, Mays drugs unknown insurance, Ida Cowan postoffice $200 no insurance. postoffice fixtures saved. Concrete replacement planned. Nearby attendees include W C Orr and Chas Mays from Denton.
News from Bartonville reports several local residents traveling and visiting relatives. J R Chambers was in Denton, Mrs Tom Robbins visits Roanoke, Fred Lawrence of Denison visits his family, Mrs Will Loard returns from Denison, Mrs Emma Meadows and Mrs Nada McKinney go to Denton, W L Card and family of Barstow visit Mrs Bessie Chambers and Mrs Maude Lawrence, plus H A Nowlin and Bascom Mes.
Lena Gresham of Clinton Mississippi credits Cardui with relief after three years of female inflammation and four doctors' medicines. She notes seven bottles provided more benefit than all physicians and urges others to try Cardui, describing it as safe gentle and purely vegetable. Readers may request a Home Treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Prairie Chapel Nov 22 Rev Lee Habern of Klondike preached at Wesley Saturday night and Sunday morning Rev Tincher preached Sunday night John Mays is quite sick Miss Lillie Thorne visited sister Pearl Thorne Laura Michael of Fort Worth visited home folks Claud Holloway and family to Oklahoma with farewell dinner Thirty one present including Bob Garner Mollie Holloway Tem pest Holloway Barto Garner and four children Snyder Garner and three children Inles Holloway near Minzo Claud Holloway and children Clay Holloway A J Holloway Olin Mason Joe Garner Kodak pictures taken Mollie George has sore eyes Mrs Julia McReynolds ill Will Owens from Tioga Bob Garner and daughter of Rockwall returned home Monday
In Aubrey on Nov 22 H R Ed wards visited Pilot Point Will Dyberg traveled to Texline J M Spencer and family left for Emory Mrs Lizzie Morgan visits Tulsa Okla R H Ezell in Denton Jack Powledge sustained a broken nose Mrs J R Harmer visits Mrs Wood Gain W P Ratchford in Pilot Point Gene and Winnie Kemp in Pilot Point Revs J W Tincher and J H Averitt attend conference Mrs Jennie Mays visits Paris M G Dunn in Denton Osie Caddel in Denton Lynch from Denton is here Miss Pearl Tate in Denton Grandpa McHan longtime Denton county resident died here aged 79 in Denton county forty years Mrs S A Ashley seriously ill Ben Wharton very ill Grover Tate in Pilot Point.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a guaranteed cure for colds and grippe. It claims relief after the first dose, with no quinine, developed after three years of research and costing over fifty thousand dollars. The 25 cent package is presented as unique and effective with no after-effects.
Judge R B Seay discharged the jury in the Mrs Fannie Flannery murder case after deliberations since Saturday with a split verdict six for death two for life and four for acquittal. The discharge ends the trial without a verdict and the case may be retried.
A compact ad style note warns that winter cold may settle in the bowels and summer illness may mimic appendicitis. It urges prompt use of Perry Davis Papini teria warm water and promotes warm wood for stoves and fireplaces. Local line ends with a signature G. W. Elbert.
Liverpool and New York cotton futures rise while spot markets firm. Denton notes lint cotton at 14.35 in seed tops 5.36. Wheat and corn closings vary by city. Prices for cotton seed meal hulls and assorted grains and livestock listed, with Thanksgiving note and a local obituary notice.
Notice of sheriff's sale in Denton County Texas by Rosenthal & Desberger against P Mounts. On December 7, 1910, at Denton courthouse door, six and a half acres of land in the Eugene Puchalski and William Neil surveys, described parcels, will be sold for $173.40 plus costs to satisfy judgment. Property located in Denton city, described boundaries given. sale conducted by Sheriff Orr.
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