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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 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 K A M meets the first Tuesday of each month. Denton Commandery No. 45 K T meets the second Tuesday of each month. O E S meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Lost gold locket engraved with initials R J W on back. Reward offered for return to R J Wilsop at the 61iffe location.
STRAYED-TWO-YEAR-OLD STEER, strayed from A. D. Turner's pasture, 2% miles southwest of Denton. Liberal reward for return to BR. J. Wilkins. LOST-LADIES' NAVY BLUE COAT on West Oak street Tuesday. Reward for return to J. W. Simmons, 150 West Oak street.FOUND-NORMAL COLLEGE CLASS pin. Owner can get some by paying for this notice. 64c itne
Notice notes a missing double lens glasses on a silver chain reported to this office. No further details given about location or owner.
A Premo camera lost Monday with a reward offered for its return to the office. The notice seeks the device and provides no other details about the owner or location.
Property listing for Mrs. Joe King at 87 W Hickory St offering a four room rental, furnished or partly furnished, with price stated as 64 cents.
Advertises a single furnished room for rent with gas lights and heat at 8 and 2 West Hickory street listing.
Real estate listing for a ten room home near Normal with hall bath and four large porches two sleep ing. Owner Jas L Powers offers to take a small home as part payment at 42 Lula Street.
Advertising fragment offers a secondhand phaeton for sale and a red Jersey brood sow at Welch and Prairie. The text mentions a phone contact and includes a stray word Skdwife, suggesting OCR garble rather than sale details.
For sale a choice Black Land farm totaling 640 acres with 550 acres tillable. Seller open to exchanging for a smaller farm. Inquiries directed to Lipscomb, Jr. 7R-Atwe.
Classified notice advertising a home for sale on West Oak Street and inviting offers that include a small cottage as part payment, directed to C. Lipscomb, Jr.
Four passenger Overland automobile offered for sale through W. RB. Scott. Contact details limited to location in HO white area. Sale notice notes vehicle is mobile and ready for transfer.
Short sales for sale by Y. M. Tur pen include 50tfe mules for sale via A. D. Turner. A. D. Turner is also connected to the mule sale. A request to sell 20 acres with improvements one-half mile north of town plus additional lots and business houses and lots. Contact phone 183 or see L. Fulton for details.
Advertisement seeks a good young milk cow for purchase. Contact R. L. Selby via seen or phone for arrangements.
Miss Kendall at McClurkan's advertises remodeling a previous year's coat into a stylish cutaway. Prices are described as reasonable.
Mrs McCann, a graduate of the New England Conservatory in Boston, invites piano and voice pupils. Located at 29 S Elm Street, the notice appears dated October 29.
Eagle Bakery in Fort Worth supplies daily bread formerly sold to Smith's Restaurant. Six loaves cost 25 cents at Paul Ramire’s Restaurant located at 31 West Oak Street, Nov ic.
Jake Johnson completed quick wood cutting work at Old 230 and New 157 locations. The job was done in a hurry with blades and equipment suitable for rough sawing. He referenced contact details as 157 white.
Freight Transfer Co offers moving services from the Kincaid wagon yard in West Oak Street. Call for furniture relocation with special attention to items in the drag line.
A notice invites buyers to Will Locknane's wagon yard at East McKinney, offering two fine Jersey bulls for sale at 1.50 cash season. Also advertises a house and lot on Lula street for sale with new phone number 350.
Sanitary Milk and Cream urges customers to contact Portwood and Hodges using new phone 426 and old line 297 for service and orders.
Frank Wilkerson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 83 for contact.
Skiles Transfer Co announces that from now on all payments to drivers will be on a cash basis. Customers are reminded to pay the driver directly and keep this instruction in mind for future transfers.
Arkansas Mill on S Elm Street advertises chopes bran corn hay and other feedstuffs along with best stove and heater wood. It promises prompt delivery and full measure with both phones listed for contact.
Storage space for household goods at reasonable rates offered by John B Schmitz. Furniture and gas stoves available. Details in local ad.
J A R McGintie lists furnished rooms for rent in the office over Wilson-Hann's with old phone 351. Rentals extend through north south east and west in Dallas Texas.
The text pitches an insurance firm vowing to protect clients as they did when soliciting insurance. It promises to look after interest with zeal should a loss occur and invites readers to see them for next insurance, claiming you will like their services.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian operates from Hancock and Son blacksmith shop at S Elm Street Lipscomb block. Office phone 269, residence phone 132, old 486, new.
Dr Eli Buyher veterinary surgeon lists office at Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop North Locust Street with contact numbers for office and residence. Also notes residence and hospital at 46 East Hickory Street Denton and a street address 47tfe.
Dr. M. L. Martin A B M D treats diseases of the eye ear nose throat. Offers glasses fitting. Office located over Raley & Co.
J M Gurley promotes first class cement work at fair prices and invites potential clients to obtain estimates.
Contractor S. A. Bushey invites estimates for high grade cement and brick work and provides old phone 579 and new phone 931 for contacting.
An advertisement for Charles Saunders dentist listing an office above Long and King’s with two phone numbers for contact.
Dentist W N Rowell announces office location over McCray's on the south side square and provides new phone 433 and old pace 341 for contact.
Notice lists doctors practicing in Denton Texas with locations at West Side Square and South Side Square middle block upstairs. Includes names Dr W A Jones and Dr W Fralin and their respective addresses.
Short classified note invites readers to call 307 for scavenger work opportunities. The message provides a single contact method, offering a practical ad aimed at potential labor helpers. The line offers no further details on pay, hours, or location.
A registered Jersey bull Padisha of St Lambert, son of Wilna A, with seven day butter test of seventeen pounds seven ounces, will be at Pinckley’s wagon yard on West Oak Street after October 1. Season five dollars cash with return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate for dam in wagon yard office.
L. W. Brooks announces the McKinney Street Meat Market is ready for business offering fresh tender meat. The new operation promotes its arrival to local customers and promises quality cuts.
Miss Rita Bevett entertains with a masquerade dance at her North Elm Street residence in Denton, showcasing local society’s social season and hospitality.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold medicine for all ages. S. A Stid of Mason Michigan testifies the product cured pneumonia in a two ounce bottle. The ad claims widespread benefit and notes prices of 50 cents and 1.00 with availability at druggists.
The CIA special pen has a 14 karat gold diamond point, rubber barrel, and a gold college seal on the cap. Available in fine and medium finishes with screw joint or pocket safety styles. Made in Waterman controlled factory, guaranteed satisfaction. Priced at $2.50 and $3.75.
A store owner questions a clerk about a theft claim while discussing how long women workers stay on their feet. The dialogue connects fatigue from long shifts to walking home to save fare and private attitudes of the department manager. The exchange shifts from theft to daily labor conditions and worker treatment.
The speaker questions workers choices and the motive of theft in a debate with Gilder. He rails on employer care and restrooms claimed for workers, while the other counters that wages are the deciding factor and that workers must eat and live.
An advance notice highlights Gen try Brothers Shows arriving Monday October 27 featuring trained wild animals and European acts. It lists marquee performers Madame Heloise the horse trainer the Cevene Trio and Don Boucharo with leopards and lions, describing the tour as a notably feature rich production.
In the Burnsing sentence three years long, Mary Turner endures harsh prison life yet remains determined to live straight after release. She warns Gilder that she will repay every minute, every loss, and the wrongs she suffered, signaling a resolve to confront future temptations and challenges. The scene ends with a defiant pledge and a cliffhanger: To Be Continued.
The Wizard Polish Mop comes in triangle form to reach corners of rooms and furniture. Each mop is sold with a quart of Wizard Oil for 41.50, regular price 2.50. Contact Turner Bros to order and learn how it lightens the cleaning load.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters aid dizziness fainting backache headache weakness and kidney trouble. Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits the remedy with saving her life after four doctors gave up. Available 50 cents or 1.00 from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
The Katie Daffan Chapter U D C plans Tag Day on Monday November 3 to raise five thousand dollars for a Confederate monument in the city within a year. A starter goal of near one thousand is hoped from the first day’s subscriptions. Countywide committees will organize tag drives across Denton and other towns with a county committee forming to push outreach in outlying districts.
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