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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
3
Listings include contact numbers for Portwood Hodges and Frank Wilkerson Meat Market, ads for rent and buy offers, storage and feedstuff sales, clothing alterations, remodeling, and furnished rooms in Denton Texas with multiple names and old and new phone numbers.
For rent available un furnished room apply 62 Pearl Street. Also for rent furnished bedrooms near C I A Gas and lights. New phone 4 1. Due for rent one furnished room gas lights and heat at 2 West Hickory Street. 32tfc
Pigs offered at $3 each or $5 for a pair at corner Welch and Prairie. Also advertised is a brand-new four-room bungalow for $1,000 with easy terms through Denton Trust Co. Contact via new phone 427 white.
Four passenger Overland automobile offered for sale by W. R. Scott of White. Includes recent repairs and good upholstery. Enquire at Scott residence or phone for details.
FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE 2 PASSENGER automobile Maxwell motor, machinery as good as new. Will sell cheap or take good trade. See W. E. McCabe M D Denton Texas Okc.
A terse sale notice advertises a Remington No 7 firearm for a low price at the Western Union Telegraph Office with the notation d&e, indicating delivery and examination. The listing lacks further details such as price or seller.
For sale or trade a Studebaker 20 roadster with new casings three extra tubes complete Prest-o-Light system top curtains and windshield in standard garage Denton.
For sale rooming and boarding house proposals in town near. For price and terms see Denton Trust Co. Sale of a 7 room house on south Elm Street, see J. D. Bates. Fine farm for sale 730 acres with tenant houses by Washita river bottom land three miles from Mannsville Oklahoma. Big bargain investment by W. P. Poland Ardmore Oklahoma. Shorts for sale by Y. M. Turpen. 60tfe Mules for sale see A. D. Turner. Want to sell 20 acres with improvements one-half mile north of town plus lots and business houses for sale. Phone 183 or see L. Fulton.
Trade for healthful Central West Texas property or sell 10 room residence near Normal. Contact Jas. L. Powers at 42 Lula Street, Denton.
Help wanted for two or three men with teams and plows to break stubble. Also two or three single hands. Do not telephone unless you intend to work. M. L. Portwood contact old phone 544. 3otfe
Wants to swap new pianos for old upright models. Will pay cash for a few uprights if price is right. Contact Palmer via new phone 33 or old phone 93.
MRS. MC CANN requests piano and voice pupils at 29 S Elm St Boston post Conservatory graduate. EAGLE BAKERY Fort Worth sells fresh daily bread six loaves for 25c at Paul Ramire’s Restaurant 31 W Oak St. JAKE JOHNSON SAWS WOOD quick service Old 230 New 157. FREIGHT TRANSFER CO offers moving and drag-line service from West Oak St Kincaid yard.
Advertises two Jersey bulls in East McKinney street yard with season price of 1.50 cash for all. Also notes a house and lot for sale on Lula street and lists a new phone number 350.
Classified notice seeking a cook with cash basis terms. Old phone 373 provided for inquiry, with reference to R J Edwards for details. Reading as a terse job ad in a historical newspaper snippet.
Help wanted dairy hand at SPA side Jersey Farm. Also offering drayage and moving services with reasonable rates. Les ter and Miles, office Lester and Sherrod. New phone.
J M Gurley promises first class cement work at fair prices and invites estimates from potential customers.
Old phone listed as 579 and new 931. Contractor S A Bushey offers estimates for high grade cement and brick work and invites contact to discuss work.
The directory lists W. E. Botts a graduate veterinarian with an office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S. Elm Lipscomb block Lincoln area and phones 269 and 486 for residence and new line 132. Dr Eli Buyher Veterinary Surgeon operates from Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop North Locust Street with multiple phone numbers and a residence/hospital at 46 East Hickory Street Denton. 4iffe.
Specialists M L Martin AB MD treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat fits glasses office over Raley and Co.
Office locations for Dr. W N Rowell and Dr. D W Jones and Dr J W Fralin are shown around Denton Texas with new phone numbers and street positions on the town square.
A brief notice invites anyone seeking scavenger work to call the number 307, offering contact by phone for arranging tasks.
Registered Jersey bull Padisha of St Lambert son of Wilna A comes to Pineckley’s wagon yard West Oak Street after October 1. Butter test seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days. Season five pounds cash with return privilege. Pedigree and merit certificate of its dam available in the wagon yard office.
The listing details wholesale and retail prices for oats wheat flour meal and various feedstuffs with per bushel per 100 pounds per ton and per quart or dozen figures. It also covers produce items such as eyes butter hens turkeys ducks okra beets onions bananas lettuce tomatoes celery grapes and more with regional price points and delivery options.
A series of brief items from Lewisville and surrounding areas: Mrs. J. T. Sherrod of Denton visits sister Mrs. Stinchcomb. Miss Ola Stover teaches in Campbell. Urban Moore and several others travel to Dallas. Odie Chappell moves to Cleburne. Mrs. V Eversele of Dallas visits J. K. Fox. J. P. Brumley and Rosa Lee shop in Denton. Mrs. R. E. Bradley returns from New Mexico. Gertrude Cobb shops in Dallas. Leonard Banks visits Dallas friends. Reagan Buster in Carrollton. Mrs. J. E. Chambers and Gladys visit relatives in Denton. Mrs. Tom Breeding visits Bartonville. Artie Cobb hosts birthday dinner. C. S. Wilkins family returns from Denton. Gibbs family of Bartonville in town. R. E. Bradley and T. V. McKinney shop in Dallas. a newborn boy for Mr. and Mrs. Waldrip. Ola and Cecil Degan shop in Dallas.
Spurgeon Stover of Ennis visited his parents Mr and Mrs E F Stover. Hugh Russell was in Dallas. Tom Breeding visited Bartonville. Will McKamey was in Dallas. Eva Summers of Dallas visited her parents Mr and Mrs J W Mc Fall. Lyles was in Dallas. Blanche Degan of Fort Worth spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L N Degan. T V McKinney was in Dallas. Ray Degan of Pilot Point visited home folks. J E Chambers visited his sister Mrs J T Simmons in Denton. Little Lorrce Baxter on sick list. Poston Hamilton returned from Quanah. Mr and Mrs J W Degan and little son James shopped in Dallas.
A dandy good comedy plays at the Princess tonight. A witty exchange about a daughter’s expenses backs the lighthearted fun as audiences enjoy a bright stage sketch.
New meat market on McKinney Street announces fresh tender cuts. L W Brooks owner proprietor plans to start operations at 720 address.
A Stony death reports Mrs Flanagan dying Friday morning from measles complicating tuberculosis. She leaves a husband and two children. Burial occurred Friday in Stony.
In a Yonkers Statesman snippet a couple banters about a wedding trip and flying machines. The exchange features a man asking about a flying machine and a woman replying with tunnels for mine.
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