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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
1
A moral urging ambition with action. The piece argues resolutions without effort are useless and advocates starting a bank account to have ready money for opportunities, framing banking as a stepping stone to success.
Tonight and Wednesday unsettled with rain. Warmer on Wednesday.
Quanah National Bank was closed today by National bank examiner J B Mossman because it carried excessive past due paper. Depositors will be protected with ten percent paid in thirty days ten percent in sixty days ten percent in 120 days and the balance at ten percent per month. J J McAdams and others guarantee full payment of obligations. leak to reopen soon.
Reports from Chihuahua say heavy fighting between Federal troops and insurrectos continued Monday near Perdenales west of Chihuahua. Passengers arriving from Madera via the Mexican Northwestern railway recalled cries of women and children in the streets as their train passed through the town. Texas Rangers under Captain Hughes at Ysleta were ordered to report with all men to Marfa to assist the Presidio county sheriff amid revolutions along the Ojinaga border.
Heavy rains offer some relief to drought regions but fail to reach all farms. Farmers report ongoing struggles with grain crops despite recent showers and push for additional aid from state agencies.
Dispatches report general rainfall across Denton County in the two days ending Tuesday. The slow steady rain offers relief after months of drought, aiding wheat and oats though not restoring creek levels. Mingo pumping shows springs flowing better while the water supply remains strained.
After a long dry spell the rain shut down Fort Worth power supply overnight and into today halting streetcars and suspending factory work for several hours. The Postal and Western Union Telegraph firms relied on Dallas power via wire, and half the town remained dark.
Reports from North and Central Texas and the Panhandle indicate a slow rain with limited replenishment to water supplies. Fort Worth has seen no measurable rain for five months, leaving concerns over drought conditions.
Secretary Gitliis of the Texas Grain Dealers association said recent rains will boost crops by about fifty percent and set the statewide 1991 yield at 3,000,000 bushels. Secretary Shifter of the Texas Cattle Raisers association warned the rain will cause significant losses for cattlemen.
Anatclic a registered stallion owned by L. Bailey and valued at over 1000 dollars died at 1 PM Tuesday after a battle with pneumonia. Bailey sold him Monday to Finnly Hare and Joe Reeves for one dollar with a buyback option for 1000 if he lived. Hare and Reeves assisted with veterinary care and expensive medicines but could not prevent the death.
Washington Pec 13 Representative Smith delivered a lengthy address advocating free raw materials with a tariff on manufactured products. The speech aimed to shift tariff policy and reduce costs for producers.
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