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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 A F and A M meets Saturday on or before the full moon. Denton Chapter No. 80 BR A M meets the Tuesday of each month. Denton Commandery No. 45 KT meets the second Tuesday of each month. G E S meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Three furnished rooms for rent at 33 East Oak Street with modern conveniences. Old telephone number 170 listed.
A liberal reward is offered for the return of money lost Thursday night between town and 103 Bell avenue. The items included 5 dollars and six small denomination bills along with 75 cents in silver. Return to 103 Bell avenue. 63 cents.
Reward offered for return of a lost gold locket engraved with R J W on back. Owner identified as R J Wilson requests its return. Contact for restitution unclear in readable text.
A notice offers a found pin linked to a normal college class. The owner may recover by payment of the notice cost. The item is described as a class pin and is awaiting pickup by the rightful owner.
Strayed from A D Turner pasture 2% miles southwest of Denton. Liberal reward for return to R J Wilkins. Lost ladies navy blue coat on West Oak street Tuesday. Reward for return to J W Simmons 150 West Oak street. Lost pair of double lens glasses on silver chain. This office note.
One furnished room also available with gas lights and heat. Mrs. Joe King at 64 West Hickory Street advertises a four room rental and a separate one room unit at 8 ono West Hickory Street.
Multiple items offered for sale or trade include a phaeton a 447 new phone and a 4 passenger Overland auto. Also a brood sow a black land farm 640 acres with 550 tillable a smaller farm in exchange and several mules shorts and a 20 acre plot with improvements north of town. Names include C Lipscomb Jr W R Scott Y M Tur A D Turner L Fulton.
Mrs McCann, graduate of New England Conservatory Boston offers piano and voice lessons. Practicing at 29 S Elm Street invites students to enroll. The ad notes availability for fall term starting Oct 29.
Eagle Bakery in Fort Worth offers fresh daily bread formerly sold by Smith's Restaurant. Six loaves priced at 25 cents at Paul Ramirez's Restaurant located at 31 West Gak Street on November ic.
A local carpenter Jake Johnson quickly cut and shaped wood for a small project. Work finished in a rush to meet a tight deadline at a residence. Contact details listed as Old 230 and New 157 white for service inquiries.
Freight Transfer Co voices advertising furniture moves at the Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street. Call for service and special attention to drag line items.
The seller offers two top Jersey bulls at East McKinney Street yard with season price 150 cash to all bidders. Also advertises a niece house and lot on Luia Street for sale and a new phone number 336 for contact.
Portable ad notes new telephone number for Portwood and Hodges in sanitary milk and cream services. Old number 297% replaced with 6. Phone update indicates business contact change for product delivery and inquiries.
Frank Wilkerson Meat Market advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone 8.
Cash basis adopted for all company and transfer fares. Pay the driver promptly.
ARKANSAS MILL on S Elm St advertises CHOPS BRAN CORN HAY and other feedstuffs plus stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure offered. Both phones listed.
FOR STORAGE Or household goods at reasonable rates see John B. Schmitz Furniture and Gas Stores A R McGINTIE OFFICE OVER WILson-Hann s Old phone 361 Rents houses North South East and West Denton Texas Furnished rooms for rent available.
Local moving firm advertises first glass service and household moves with small rates. Les ter Miles and Lester Sherrod operate the office. new phone contact announced.
I WANTED-DAIRY HAND. The Jersey Farm at 46 S Elm St advertises immediate dairy help with guaranteed work. Contact 45tro NAUGLE for figures and short notice assignments.
W E Botts graduate veterinarian lists office at Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street Lipscomb block with new phone 269 and residence phone 486 and old and new numbers.
Veterinary surgeon Dr Eli Buyher operates from offices at the Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop on North Locust Street with latest contact numbers. The residence and hospital are listed at 46 East Hickory Street in Denton, Attie.
M. L. Martin A B MD treats diseases of eye ear nose and throat and fits glasses. Office located over Raley and Company.
Char ls Saunders, dentist, operates above Long and King’s store with two telephone lines for patient calls.
W N Rowell D D S office over McCrays on the south side square with new phone 433 and old pace 3414. W A Jones D D S located on the west side square. J W Fralin D D S positioned on the south side square in the middle of the block upstairs in Denton Texas.
Padisha of St Lambert, a registered Jersey bull and son of Wilna A, will visit Pineckley’s wagon yard on West Oak Street after October 1. The bull has a merit cow test of seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days and a season price of £5 with return privilege. Pedigree and merit certificate details are available at the wagon yard office.
Fresh meat available at 380 new telephone line 70 McKinney Street Meat Market now ready for business. L. W Brooks, proprietor announces opening and invites customers.
Denton October 27 Prices slipped despite frost warnings across the Cotton Belt. Liverpool March and New York December quotes eased while New Orleans and Galveston spots held near prior levels. Local basis remained about 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 cents higher, with light receipts noted.
Local classifieds urge readers to place sale ads for quick moves. Listings cover items from appliances to furniture and vehicles. Buyers scan to find bargains and sellers reach a broad audience. Ads highlight contact details and asking prices where provided.
Mary, revived from near death, forms a bond with Joe Garson the forger who rescues her. He relocates her to Aggie Lynch's flat where Mary enjoys luxurious ease, books, and magazines, while Aggie notes the social divide and Mary’s growing fascination with her new world. Mary abandons resistance as fate guides her toward criminal circles.
A captive woman, feeling betrayed by public opinion, suspects Edward Gilder and a harsh newspaper editorial as catalysts for her ruin. She trusts the law’s failings but seeks reform in defiance, using a suggested loophole framed within legal bounds to sate her anger.
Mary outlines a plan to stay within the law by using unscrupulous means under legal guidance. She enlists Joe Garson and trusted underworld figures to follow her orders, with Aggie noted but minor in early talks. They recruit Sigismund Harris, a sharp attorney who shares a disdain for legal limits.
The State Prison Commission, after a week with inmates, urged 17 reforms in Auburn State Prison. Highlights include privacy for new arrivals, more baths, three outfits of underwear, reading materials, revised letter rules, better coffee, humane punishment levels, hearing before punishment, regulated tobacco sales, matches like Sing Sing, rain gear, a civilian cook, extended play hours, recodified rules, and simplified record keeping.
Denton lodge No. 82 I O F will send a delegation to the County Association meeting at Pilot Point on November 7. The program includes calls to order, speeches by A Q Mustain and Geo M Hopkins, a quartet, business sessions, contests in secret work, Rebecca degree work, and free suppers with multiple evening addresses.
A Rexall advertisement touts its network of over 5,000 Rexall stores in America and promotes rubber goods such as Maximum Monogram American Beauty and First Aid as high quality at lower prices than comparable items elsewhere.
A Monday crowd packed the square for the Gentry Brothers circus with wagons arriving from eight entrances and families packing the streets. The parade and dog and pony act drew both children and adults despite cold weather and a late-arriving train.
County court Monday logged a default judgment and a case reset. Civil docket included First National Bank of Lewinville v Mulien Priemeore Hann & Co. debt. Valley Oil Co. v Salmon et al. debt with default for 27.31. Probate orders admitted wills in estates of Higgs and Davis with executors, appraisers named and appraisement values set.
Readable text details vegetables and a location called KING with a reference to phones. Multiple unclear fragments remain. This card summarizes the strongest readable items without inventing facts.
Rev J N McFarlane preached at First Presbyterian on the theme of God’s ever lasting love drawn from John. He urged focus on the Father’s love over human effort, warned nominal Christians, and noted love’s power to awaken belief. The second item promotes the Wizard Polish Mop in triangle form with Wizard Oil at 1 50. Turners Bros. phone listed.
Mrs Sarah Jennings O'Brien of Michigan Great Lieutenant Commander of the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees arrives in Denton with Deputy Grand Commander Texas Mrs Eula Bates for a two day visit. An all day session Tuesday will feature business, a noon dinner, initiatory work for eight to ten candidates and an evening program with guests from Aubrey Lewisville Justin and Fort Worth.
The advertisement hawks Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment as a soothing healing medicine that penetrates skin to clear impurities and stop itching. It claims to speedily heal eczema rashes ringworm tetter and other eruptions and notes it is a doctor’s prescription not an experiment. Available from Dc Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis by druggists or mail.
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