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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
1
A local ad touts Zion lace as strictly American made from Zion City. It claims lower price than similar laces and greater durability, highlighting a stock of 3024 yards offered at five to ten cents per yard to attract shoppers.
Advice urges dividing salary into living expenses and incidentals and suggests starting a savings account today. It recommends banking $5 a week or at least $1 for the first deposit to build a reserve for emergencies.
Exchange National Bank announces officers A J Nance as president J R Christal as vice president Colt serves as cashier Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Colt J R Christal J M Inge Alvin C Owsley.
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Fred Morris in the murder case of Otto Meyer on Sunday afternoon after deliberations.
The Fort Worth murder trial of Fred Morris ended with a not guilty verdict after a hung jury in the first trial. Morris, a Denton resident, faced charges for the Brenham hotel killing of Otto Meyer in March 1908. The Denton Record and Chronicle covered the acquittal as it arrived Sunday afternoon.
Captain W A Kendall a long time Denton county citizen died at his Pilot Point home Saturday night at age 79. A Confederate veteran he served with General Morgan and was held as a prisoner until June 1865. He represented Denton county three terms and led the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin for eight years. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Pilot Point.
The fragment presents a conditional remark about money in a bank and loss, suggesting a hypothetical scenario where possessing funds would have prevented loss. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
Weather report from New Orleans Louisiana notes unsettled conditions tonight with cooler temperatures. The outlook for Tuesday continues unsettled conditions with cooler air in place.
In the grade meeting teachers discussed next month's work. The general meeting covered Monroe's History of Education with Miss Higgins on Disciplinary Conception and Miss Crowder on the Naturalistic Tendency in Education.
The regular monthly school board session tonight will fill seven vacancies from thirty applicants. Ten teachers face non reappointment including Eaton Miller Pattie Richardson Blanche Blewett Willie Jones Willie Sledge. High school posts likely not decided. three board members term expirations include Minnis Schmitz Lipscomb.
The sheriff and deputies arrested five men Saturday. Joe Coleman pleaded guilty to vagrancy. Fred West Ben Thomas and Henry Spencer faced gaming charges and George Whitten was charged with carrying a pistol.
The regular monthly session of the City Teachers Institute was held Saturday morning at the R. E. Lee.
Farmers Institute meeting scheduled for Saturday was postponed because of rain and bad roads. A future date will be announced.
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