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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 meets on or before the full moon each Saturday. Denton Chapter No. 80 meets on the first Tuesday of each month. Denton Commandery No. 45 meets on the second Tuesday. Improved order meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
Strayed light brown Jersey cow with one horn partly dislocated and halter still on. Reward for return to Mrs J B Sims 190 West Oak Street. Lost gold locket engraved HA J W on back. Reward for return to BR J Wilson Giffe.
Three rooms for rent with modern conveniences and light housekeeping. Located at 33 East Oak. Contact Old Phone 170.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms available for rent with light housekeeping. Located at 42 East Hickory. Contact Old Phone 621.
One handsome dining room or parlor stove and one small air tight heater offered as good as new. Both stoves available at a bargain. See J. E. Wilson at Wilson-Hann Co. 66tfe.
A two story eight room residence with sewer and electric lines gas and modern features. Newly painted with extensive shed and barn space. Priced at 3500 dollars. Will trade for smaller property and offer terms. Duggan Abstract Company.
Short item reads for sale by Y M Turner a choice black land farm of 640 acres with 640 acres tillable priced per acre and possible exchange for smaller farms. See C Lipscomb at Ir 78 4twe for details.
A brief ad notes solicitations for magazine subscriptions of all kinds and prompts prompt handling of clubs and renewals. It mentions Mrs Sam Sullivan, age 98, at West Hickory, New Phone 364 Red, and the year 1967.
Readable notes report fresh daily bread at a Fort Worth establishment once sold by Smith's Restaurant. Six loaves priced at 25 cents offered by Paul Ramires Restaurant located at 34 West Oak Street.
A brief item notes Jake Johnson completed a wood sawing task in a hurry. The record references a phone contact and mentions old stock 230 and a new 17 white item. The fragmentary text suggests a small local job or trade entry with minimal details.
Advertises a moving service offering furniture relocation and drag line handling with special attention to customer needs. Mentions location near Kincaid wagon yard on West Oak Street and encourages calls for service.
Pheme Portwood and Hodges advertise sanitary milk and cream offerings with a new phone number 4 and a contact line 297 for orders indicating updated business details.
Fresh and tender meats offered by Frask Wilkerson Meat Market at 644 phone 212 listing a new phone 8 for contact.
Cash Oasis announces a shift to cash basis for the c b and transfer fare. Remember to pay the driver at Skilea Transfer Co. and settle the fare on arrival.
EHOPS BRAN CORN HAY AND other feedstuffs. Best stove and heater wood. Prompt delivery and full measure. ARKANSAS MILL S Elm St Both phones.
An advertisement offering storage of household goods at reasonable rates under John B Schmitz. Includes furniture and gas stoves.
A B MacGintie operates an office over Wil son Hanns in Penton Texas offering furnished rooms for rent. Contact old phone 361 for north south east and west housing options.
A brief notice offers Dray service with first class care and reasonable rates for household moves. It lists Les ter Miles and the Lester & Sherrod office as contacts with a new phone number.
Contractors and builders Ball and Naugle offer house figures with all work guaranteed and estimates furnished on short notice. Located at 46 S Elm and J.
A clipped proposal promises to be better prepared to handle insurance needs and offer more incentives. It pledges to look after your interests with the same zeal if you suffer a loss.
Dr. Eli Buyher, a veterinary surgeon, maintains an office at the Lacy Blacksmith Shop on North Locust Street in Denton with multiple contact numbers for office and residence. W. E. Botts, a graduate veterinarian, operates from Hancock and Son Blacksmith Shop on S Elm Street in Lipscomb block, with a listed new phone number 269 and residence details.
Dr M L Martin MB MD treats diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Fittings for glasses. Office over Raley and Co. department store.
J M Gurley offers first class cement work at the right price. Get estimates for cementing jobs and related services.
Old phone 379, new phone 941. For high grade cement and brick work phone or see me and let me estimate the work for yew. A. Bushey.
Charles Saunders, dentist, operates in the office above Long and King’s with both telephone lines listed for patient contact.
W N Rowell Doctor of Dental? over MccCray's south side square. New phone 433 old pace 344. Dr W A Jones Dentist West Side Square. J W Fralin Dentist South Side Square middle of block upstairs. Denton Texas.
Small classified note invites interested individuals to call number 307 for scavenger work opportunities. It provides two phrasing options with a single contact method. The brief notice lacks additional details.
Padisha of St Lambert registered Jersey bull, son of Wilna A, held merit status with confirmed butter test of seventeen pounds seven shillings seven pence in seven days. Will be at Pinckley’s wagon yard on West Oak Street after October 1 with season five cash return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate in wagon yard office.
Fresh tender meat offered by McKinney Street Market as LL Brooks proprietor announces opening. Old 380 new 70 telephone contact provided for orders and inquiries.
Mrs J Stanley of 48 Bois d Arc Denton Texas reports years of lame back and kidney pain relieved by Doans Kidney Pills after a relative's recommendation. She bought from J F Raley Co Drug Store and noted complete backache relief and overall improvement. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is Doans United States agent. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
An old home recipe for restoring natural hair color using Sage and Sulphur is marketed as a 30 cent bottle of Wryeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. A downtown druggist touts its natural darkening effect, claiming it also helps dandruff and itchy scalp.
In a spring morning scene, Mary and Aggie discuss a risky romance with Dick Gilder and the family’s money schemes. Aggie accuses Mary of joining the Gilder circle while Mary asserts their relation is her own business and warns Aggie about speaking with her brother Jim the pickpocket.
An advertisement promises quick relief from backache lumbago and sciatica by rubbing St Jacobs Oil on the back. It claims the lotion is harmless does not burn or discolor skin and can remove soreness stiffness after a single use with a 60 year recommendation.
Studio displays fall photo cards and folders with six posed portraits priced at 0c and six postcard sets. quality photos available at the Swartz studio near the post office.
An adventuress Agnes discusses a theft at police headquarters and a rich suspect with Mary in vivid slang. Agnes boasts of stealing a large sum from a detective, while Mary cautions restraint. The talk shifts to law and wealth, ending with a plug for a grocery chain.
In a close race four societies nominate editors in chief for the Yucca annual. A. U. Counts, M. T. Reese, Miss Mamie Walker, and Miss Katherine Black vie as campaigns sharpen. Girls seek to lock in female votes amid long odds for female leadership.
Mrs W W Lake of Aberdeen Mississippi says the grippe left her weak and run down until she took Vinci. She notes her cough nearly vanished and recommends Vinci to others. The ad claims Vinci combines liver extracts with tonic iron to restore strength and offers a money back guarantee through C M Curtis Druggist.
L D Smith advertises a carload ofArkansas Blacks Winesaps Black Twigs York Imperials and Ben Davis apples plus large bananas. Prices from 1.25 per bushel. delivery available. Call 479 or 464 to order.
Asthma cure and full information offered free by Frontier Asthma Company. Located Room 102 Buffalo New York with Ravt. Phones 44. Also promoting goods from Long and King Grocers.
The Denton market reports open and close figures for Liverpool New York and New Orleans with cot ton prices by grade lint and seed rising slightly and bollies steady. Receipts include a delivery of fourteen bales from Slidell and cotton seed quoted at $20. A narrative anecdote follows about a woman fearing a cow in a pasture, her husband calming her, and the cow preparing to rise causing alarm.
Dallas October 31 Practically no change in cotton seed markets Prices range from 24 a ton at Wichita Falls to 10 for seed at Corsicana The average price across the state for seed ranges from 15 to 20 per ton depending on quality Conditions are unchanged
Wheat futures slipped after shorts covered but closed weak on Argentine and Australian crop optimism. Corn edged up, oats dipped, and provisions fluctuated. Cash grain quotes ranged from Chicago 95 to 96 cents, St Louis 94 to 95, Kansas City 89 to 94. Also a brief note on Broncho Billy’s Eloement at the Princess with Halloween novelties.
New York reports October cotton futures fell to 2.50 per bale with other months dropping 17 to 36 points as trading closed yesterday.
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