Dr J B Crawford Osteopathic Physician Ad in Hang Block
Dr J B Crawford osteopathic physician established many years in Hang Block area with phone connections.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1910
Page
3
Dr J B Crawford osteopathic physician established many years in Hang Block area with phone connections.
Classified ads offer work for a white woman without children to do house chores for a family of four in Joliet Illinois. Also seeks a young lady student for house care for room rent or work for room board with a modest weekly wage. An insistence on inquiry promises safe earnings with no investment required.
Classified notice offering a furnished room to rent at 38 West Mulberry, first door east of Davie boarding house, by J. Va. Bruce. Other rental: 50 to 60 acres on shares for cotton and oats with improvements by Wm. Ford, located 6 miles northwest of Denton on Sanger road.
Por sale second hand articles. A Phaton newly repainted and repaired and in good condition. See it at Geo Daugherty’s paint shop W. L. Foreman. 90c. Also for sale one solid green art square with border at 112 West Oak Street. 95
A fragmented note advertises real estate bargains mentioning J B Schmitz and J K McKelvy. The text is garbled but signals a property sale or listing discussion. No clear date or location is provided in the readable fragment.
Local ads describe S J McGinnis at East McKinney Street accepting poultry and meat orders with cash prices and prompt delivery. Frank Wilkinson Meat Market promises fresh tender meats with order service. Barber and Henry offer fresh meats and poultry delivery from McKinney Street with phone access.
An advertisement urges readers to contact McCullar Lumber for carpentry needs by telephone. It promotes FIRST CLASS WALKS at reasonable prices and mentions J M Gurley and blue steel items. The garbled text references phones and contact details.
Dr. M. L. Martin A. B. M. D. announces diseases of eye ear nose and throat. Office location over Raley Drug Store.
Hillman and Key proprietors run a tailoring shop offering cleaning dyeing pressing repairs and alterations. They provide made to order garments and call for and deliver services with a new phone number 337. Located at 48 West Oak Street Denton.
Sherman Steam Laundry Co offers best laundry work and courteous treatment. C R Hamilton is the agent, with old phone 184 and new phone 292.
Stricklang and Pinckley of Kincaid Wagon Yard on West Oak Street offer good coal and wood. contact for delivery to homes and offices.
A local moving service advertises door to door transfers with guaranteed on time arrivals. The note highlights delivery from Pinckley and Lester at Kincaid Ocard Yard on West Oak Street and promises no missed calls. Denton Transfer Bl Moth phones.
Local locksmith notes offer repair and key-making services for various sewing machines including models by Magilla and Shepard. Services cover adjustments, part replacements, and custom key fitting to restore operation. Strong entities are brands and likely model ranges mentioned in fragment.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Eli Buyher runs at Murphy's Livery Stable with office and phone contact 152. Residence listed under old phone 424.
W E Botts a veterinarian from Southwestern Veterinary College Dallas maintains offices at Brock's Wagonyard contact numbers 42 new and 306 old and residence at 298 Blue new.
Kaltreuther and Dolgener operate as blacksmiths and woodworkers on East McKinney street. They advertise a special machine for shrinking and setting tires with rubber tires to be mounted.
Local market notes list lint cotton at 14.80¢, seed at 5.39, and various commodities with wholesale and retail price ranges. Includes corn, wheat, cotton seed meal and hulls, hay, oats, flour, lard, butter, eggs, sweet potatoes, potatoes, poultry, and livestock. G. W. Elbert signs off with wood sale line.
An old notice offers help with drag work and household goods moving. It lists Brownlow and Strickland with new phone 110 and old phone 310 for contact.
An old classified style note for Swindoll's Variety Store promotes a new phone number 291 for contact. It lists Clifford Stroud as a contact and references Olid 157, all framed in a tiny store notification.
J. G. Hester, proprietor of Arkansas Mill, markets baled shucks and bran and corn chops with salt cured shucks. Wood products include cord wood, stove wood, heater wood delivered to customers. Telephone orders accepted for briquets and cotton seed meal and hulls.
Will trade horse or pay cash for a good milch cow. Offers come from WILLING parties like WILL Turner and others. Includes notices for florals, scavenger work, magazine renewals, and rags collection with local addresses and contact details.
Reilly and Comm, longtime foes, agreed to a fair stand up bout. Coran dominated from the start, repeatedly knocking Reilly down and crowding him toward defeat. An onlooker noted the odd claim that it was a fair fight while Reilly wondered how to respond to continuous punishment.
A husband and wife discuss furniture shopping in a terse exchange about looking glasses and reflections. The wife notes something exceedingly pretty in looking glasses, while the husband comments on the calm, sweet peace that rests upon the house.
Official counts put Missouri anti state wide majority at 218115. Caesar Hohn named A M football captain for next year. Dallas sees its fifty first killing in 1910 as Hugh L Mattison dies and C F ODonnell surrenders. Pennsylvania independent leaders push Knox to run against Oliver in senate race. Wells Fargo Muskogee safe with 16000 found intact beneath an old house. Oklahoma special session narrowly affirms capital move to Oklahoma City. Mexico reported quiet with only pistol seizures. General Madero reportedly unharmed in San Antonio amid prior injuries. Yaqui uprising near Douglas Arizona deemed insignificant. Antitrust action opens against American Sugar Refining and 29 affiliated firms alleging sugar trust monopoly and restraint of trade.
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Ky recalls a failed cure attempt for a lung cough before using Dr King New Discovery which abruptly stopped the coughing and improved his health. The advertisement touts the remedy as a life saver for coughs colds influenza grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs priced 50c and 1 with a trial bottle offered and a guarantee by J F Raley Co.
Long and King advertise meeting the demands of many Denton families and invite others to join. They promote quick service by listing phones for contact and claim success will follow firms that meet the public's needs.
An aphoristic reflection argues that the less one has to do the less one finds time to do it. Those with little to do yawn and delay, while busy people still manage to complete tasks, finding time only when pressed by heavy demands.
A hesitant learner asks what is hardest in stallers skating lessons at a rink. The instructor bluntly replies that the floor is the biggest challenge for beginners.
A brief Punch joke in which an Irishman at his door contemplates choices. If he does not answer, it is said to be a way to get him a job. If he does answer, it is the landlord seeking the rent.
A witty exchange recalls a patient who refused chloroform during an operation, replying he would take it when paying his bill. The remark highlights a humorous line about medical care and finances.
W. J. McCray, jeweler at South Side Square, advertises assurance of quality and purity in jewelry design and craftsmanship.
The New York Herald recounts a judge's ire as a juror nods off during a long closing argument. The judge sarcastically questions the juror's duty while the juror calmly answers that he has been sleeping and talking, prompting a sharp exchange.
A wandering souse visits a downtown barber shop and questions the bootblack about his earnings. The bootblack explains he takes a percentage, about sixty percent, prompting the souse to probe how much money one keeps from various large sums. The exchange ends with the puzzled souse questioning what to do with so much money.
A raw recruit in England on outpost duty fails to recognize the visiting colonel. Twice denied by the recruit that the colonel was present, the colonel eventually appears and receives a doubtful salute. The recruit only learns the colonel’s identity after being warned that the sergeant has already inquired twice.
An old print ad offers Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents a bottle with testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo druggists and a 15 year trust in I J Cheney, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a $100 reward claim.
A directive from W Elbert urges placing the woog order as early in the day as possible, signaling priority and prompt processing. The note emphasizes timeliness and efficiency in handling the request.
If you have something to sell the classified column is the place to reach buyers and move items quickly.
A reflective essay contrasts two kinds of poor people the individual and the collective. It argues we love the distant unseen poor while fearing or ignoring those who actually exist among us, noting we bless the poor only when they do not disrupt our comfort. Life.
The note recalls Henry Fielding dying on October 4, 1754 in Lisbon and his tomb being erected in 1830 in the English cemetery. It quotes his dislike of Lisbon's white stone architecture and the harsh voyage of fifty days, as recorded by the St James' Gazette.
A fourth century saying traces to St Ambrose on Saturday observances. The Milanese celebrated a feast while Romans fasted. When asked what to do he advised following local custom: in Milan he did not fast on Saturday, but in Rome he did as Rome does.
A brief advertisement urges immediate purchase of bananas at the depot. L. D. Smith offers bananas from 60c to 100 per bunch with a limited time deal. Sale emphasizes urgency and quantities available "while the car is here."
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