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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
1
Exchange National Bank outlines a hopeful start to the year with practical financial tips and a focus on prudent budgeting. The piece highlights savings strategies, loan considerations, and community support as key priorities for the bank and customers.
The Denton County Poultry Show announced premium awards on Saturday. Judges named top prizes across chicken varieties, with exhibitors claiming ribbons and cash awards for best flock, best breed, and striking display.
The Denton County Poultry association held its most successful show with a wide sweep of awards across many classes. Judge Skaggs praised the entries as the sun set on a closely contested competition, naming winners in Barted Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes, Buff Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks, and more led by Emmett Curran of North Fort Worth and Denton participants.
The brief notice reports fair conditions for New Orleans and surrounding area with the forecast covering tonight and Tuesday. No more details provided.
E H Crain was elected to fill the unexpired term of Capt W J Lacy as alderman from Ward 3 with 257 votes to 130 for J C Bell out of 387 votes cast. The unusual turnout reflected strong interest in the off office race and the Record Chronicle received hundreds of inquiries after results posted Saturday night.
San Antonio Rodriguez a Mexican was shot and killed late yesterday near Wair by an unknown negro who fled. In Houston, Mrs. Albert T. Patrick wife of the New York attorney condemned for the Rice murder case seeks to reopen it with affidavits alleging forgery at Rice’s village mansion.
Hillsboro December 19 district court sits in the murder case of Phillip Firmin. Assistant County Attorney Marshall prosecutes while H G Hart defends. Hart claims Puckett bore a bolo knife at the time of death. The case heads to the jury this afternoon.
A boiler in the New York Central railroad power house at Forty eighth street and Lexington avenue exploded this morning. Twelve were killed and thirty cars wrecked, with fires starting in many blocks. Loss will run into thousands.
Austin December 19 W P Lane controller elect arrives and says he will require certificates of moral character from saloon keepers seeking licenses within legal bounds. He believes the measure will remove many saloons whose owners have poor reputations.
Joel 3. Barnes cashier of Waterman Lumber was shot by a negro Dan Wilson of Mills twelve miles south of here. Sheriff Sanders rushed Wilson to Rusk as a mob arrived likely preventing a lynching.
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