Lost items and service ads clutter small classifieds
Classified notices include a lost tan derby glove and nose glasses, a lost gold Elgin watch with reward, a hairdressing service starting November 26, and autos for hire with repair offerings. Contact details listed for F. H. Hueee G. P. Davis Mrs. W. O. Harwood and W. W. Bingsley with old and new phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Watch
Elgin Movement
I. Chain
F. H. Hueee
W. W. Bingsley
Junk and goods wanted and help needed at Denton ads
Junk and brass and metal items sought at Brownlow cotton yard by J. and Humes. Two white women sought for serving rooms at Stoddard Hall. Buy vendor's lien notes worth 10000 to 15000 dollars. No junk wanted. Address Box 1 Denton Texas. Gotfe.
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Brownlow Cotton Yard
J. &. Humes
Stoddard Hall
Denton
Texas
W N Rowell, D D 8 Office Over MecCray’s
An advertisement details Dr W N Rowell with an office located over MecCray’s on the south side square, offering sanitary milk and cream and listing Reynolds and Hodges as contact for phone service, new phone 426.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. McGintie
Long & Kim
Denton
W. N. Rowell
D. D
MecCray’s
South Side Square
Reynolds & Hodges
North Side Mothers to Stage Benefit at Majestic
The North Side Mothers' club plans a Monday afternoon benefit at the Majestic to raise funds for playground equipment at the North Side school. The Den ton County Baptist association executive board meets next Monday morning at the Baptist church to discuss important business since the Fort Worth convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Mothers’ Club
North Side
Denton County Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Late personal news mentions various local visits and travel
Mark Opitz visited from Pilot Paint while G. J. Gillespie returns home from travel. Tom Crowley of Guymon is visiting his father F M Crowley. Ben Sullivan bought fat cattle in Fort Worth. Frank Melson of Bonham spent Thanksgiving with his mother in Lula street. City Marshal James Goode attended Burrell Oates execution in Waxahachie. Guests include Dr Hagan Miss Caldwell and Prof Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Gillespie
Tom Crowley
Guymon
F. M. Crowley
Ben Sullivan
Fort Worth
Frank Melson
Bonham
Lily Melson
Lula Street
James Goode
Waxahachie
Burrell Oates
Hagan
Miss Caldwell
Dallas
Prof
B. E. Drake
Miss Hazard
Teachers’ Association
W. F. Jarrett
Waco
Masonic Grand Lodge
Lee Zumwalt
Stanfield Lodge
Denton M
A. F. Barkley
Hansford
Capt
H.R. Lyon
Health and fashion notes warn of weak foundations
A proverb links building and health, urging quick action on indigestion with Dr King's New Life Pills to tone the stomach and regulate organs. The ad promotes pills at 25 cents from J F Raley Co. and highlights December millinery sales at Mrs Dickson's with a beaver and velour hat selection from Wilson Hann Co.
Sunday church services and programs listed
Multiple local churches publish schedules for Sunday schools prayer meetings and sermons. Entrants include First Presbyterian Westminster League Cumberland Presbyterian Central Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Baptist First Christian and others with times and leaders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Central Presbyterian Church
Bible School
E. D. Criddie
Christian Endeavor
Cardui credited with relief of womanly troubles
In a Pendergrass Georgia letter Mrs Della Long says five to six years of agonies from womanly troubles left her fainting and unable to sit or stand. After using Cardui she reports immediate relief and renewed ability to work. The Chattanooga Medicine Co warns readers to ask their druggist and offers a Ladies Advisory Dept and a Home Treatment for Women booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Della Long
Pendergrass
Della Long
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Demonstration Work and Canning Clubs in Denton County
A county league meeting at the Methodist church discusses keeping youth on farms through improved farming methods and home food production. The article highlights youth programs funded by government and local sponsors, praising Miss Bernice Carter and district agent Mr. Ganzer for their roles and urging continued support with four months of work for demonstrators.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
South
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Departments of Agriculture
Denton County
Board of County Commissioners
Bernice Carter
Dallas
Ganzer
Denton
Commissioners’ Court
J. H. Allworth
December millinery sale at actual cost by Mrs Joza Dickson
Beavers and velours hats advertised at actual cost for December. Velvets and stylish designs available to view. Drop in to see the latest styles with a big saving promised by Mrs Joza Dickson and Wilson-Hann Co.
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Joza Dickson
Wilson-Hann Co
Marriage Register Items in Denton and Pilot Point
Hugh Quinn of Wautauga wed Grace McClure of Denton. Martin Garcia married Sabos Ma derano. Dan McClure of Pilot Point wed Pearl Johnson of Pilot Point. T R Tedder of Pilot Point married Stella Lawson of Pilot Point.
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Hugh Quinn
Wautauga
Grace McClure
Denton
Martin Garcia
Sabos Maderano
Dan McClure
Pilot Point
Pearl Johnson
T. R. Tedder
Stella Lawson
Cascade of Cascarets Ad Promises Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a night cleanse for liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief from headache biliousness upset stomach and backache by morning and promotes a 10 cent box for lasting health benefits for adults and children.
Dead Letters List for Week Ending November 24 1912
Postmaster lists uncalled letters to be sent to Dead Letter Office Washington December 8. Includes Ladies List Mrs Nellie Kite Mrs Annie Loveables Mrs Martha Williams and others plus Gentlemen's List with names such as Lillis Cohnram Henry Celien Rudolph Dossey J R Holley James Jones Sylvester Jackson and more. A note asks callers to state advertised when claiming letters and a one cent fee applies.
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Washington
Nellie Kite
Annie Loveables
Martha Williams
Georgia Hammonds
Verna. Miller
C. E. Roberts
Lillis Cohnram
Henry Celien
Rudolph Dossey
J. R. Holley
James Jones
Sylvester Jackson
R. ‘A. Fite
R. C. Shedrick
M_ J. Thomas
Woods
Willis
J. B. Schmitz
P. M
Bob Smart Chooses Dallas as Permanent Texas Home
National businessman Bob Smart has settled in Dallas Texas to establish permanent residence. The move marks a new base for Smart who plans to reside in the city long term.
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Bob Smart
Texas
Dallas
Kunze Bread Delivers Fresh Daily From Denton Oven
Denton residents prefer Kunze Bread claiming it is the best in town. The bakers emphasize sanitary conditions from mixing to baking and offer wagon delivery to homes to ease daily ordering and pickup.
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Denton
Mrs Walter Hussey Dies of Tuberculosis in City
Mrs Walter Hussey daughter of Julian Opitz died at 2 30 Saturday morning from tuberculosis. Funeral services are at her house at 2 o'clock with interment to follow at the I O O F cemetery. She is survived by husband and two children, a four year old boy and a younger girl.
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Walter Hussey
Julian Opitz
Hussey
Texas Railways Seek Lease and Consolidation Powers
Notice to all persons that during the upcoming Texas Legislature session in Austin on January 14, 1913, several railroad companies ask for a special law to authorize long term leases of their lines by The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas. The measure would allow leases, purchases, and exchanges, extend rights, and enable bonds or stock swaps under Texas law and Railroad Commission approval. The signatories include C. E. Schaff as president for multiple lines and William Carlisle for Beaumont & Great Northern.
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State of Texas
Austin
Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas
Texas Central Railroad Company
Waco
McLennan County
Rotan
Fisher County
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway Company of Texas
Wichita Falls
Wichita County
Wichita Falls & Southern Railway Company
Newcastle
Young County
Wichita Falls & Wellington Railway Company
Collingsworth County
Wellington
Said County
Wichita Falls Railway Company
Henrietta
Clay County
Denison, Bonham & New Orleans Railroad Company
Denison
Grayson County
Bonham
Fannin County
Dallas, Cleburne & Southwestern Railway Company
Cleburne
Egan
Johnson County
Beaumont & Great Nouthern Railroad
Weldon
Houston County
Livingston
Polk County
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railway Company
Wichita Falls & Wellington Railway Company of Texas
Dallas, Coburne & Southwestern Railway Company
Beaumont& Great Northern Railroad
State of
Railroad Commission of Texas
C. E. Schaff
Wichita Falls Northwestern Railway Company OF Texas
C. E B. Schaff
Wichita Falls & Wellington Railway Company OF
C. EB. Schaff
THE
Dentson, Bonham & New Orleans Raiload Company
Beaumont & Great Northern Railroad
William Carlisle
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Pagcall’s
G. P. Davis
W. O. Harwood
Wes Jackson
Anna Baker
C. A. Garvin
South Elm Street
West Sycamore Street
East Oak
L. Fulton
Graer
McKinney Street
Apply Denton Steam Laundry Co
Geveral Good
Oliver Typewriters
J. E. McCabe
Exchange Bank Building
J. F. Hargraves
McKelvyard
Nane
Good Street
W. A. Jones
W. A. Brashhears
Hamilton ~ Yeatts
J. M. Barber & Conger
J. W. Johnson
Parks & Lester
Fox Bros
Veter'narians
W. BE. Botts
Hancock & Son Blacksmith Shop
S. Elm St
Lipscomb Block
Arkansas Mill
Elm Street
W. A Jones
Est Side Square
J.W. Fralin
de Square
Apairs
Frank Wilkinson
M. Gurley
Curtis
O. M. Curtis
Normal College
Bath
Wylie Smith & Co
East Side Square Real Estate
Elm St
Peoples Home Telephone Co
Johnson
Yeagley
Flow
Mark Opitz
Pilot
Tomorrgy
Cumberland Presu
Erian
W. W. Baxter
Church of Christ
Pearl and
Bulivar Streets
C. E. Wooldridge
C E. Wooldridge
First Christian Church
A. D. Rogers
W. E. M. Sermon
Stella Spence
Will Evers
MR. Allworth
Louisiana
T. P
A. D. Bell
George D. Hunter
Flanders
Denton Trust Company
Denton Steam
North Side Square
Magnolia Cotton Oil Company
Houston, Texas
PIAS
Chase
Farmers Implement & Venscle Co
the Court House of
N. Side Square
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