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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1910

Page

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Dangerous Fire Destroys Boarding House in West End

A fierce blaze at a two story boarding house owned by G B Egan and occupied by S S Ball in West End destroyed the house and contents, including six young ladies’ belongings. The fire, aided by a southwest wind, threatened nearby homes but was confined with extensive effort by college and downtown fire divisions. The six injured students were Laura Alexander Ruth Springfield Annie Bower Ei aa Bryant Lola Ayres and Lula Fisher.

G. B. Egan S. S. Ball House of Origin Roark West Hickory and College Avenue B S.S. Ball H. F Browder Ball Poo Wnh Normal College Division Laura Alexander Kaufman County Ruth Springfield Leon County Annie Bower Ei Aa Bryant Bell County Lola Ayres Lula Fisher Kimble County

Bank Ad Encourages Depositors to Choose It

An advertisement touts the bank as eager to win customers with a bold invitation. It cites deposits totaling 9 356 621 and claims a long list of satisfied patrons. It urges noncustomers to consider the bank their future home for banking services.

Exchange National Bank Directors and Officers Listed

Exchange National Bank announces A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President C. Coit as Cashier with a board including A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates A. M Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsley.

A. J. Nance J. R. Christal C. Coit Ed F. Bates A. M Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. M. Inge Alvin C. Owsley

Weather report for New Orleans turns colder tonight

New Orleans temperature to drop to 18 to 20 degrees with a cloudy sky tonight. Wednesday expected to stay generally cloudy and colder as a cold wave continues.

New Orleans

Governors from Many States Meet in Washington

Washington hosts a first time gathering of state governors to organize a coordinated executive group and plan regular meetings. The pictured lineup includes Brady Idaho Ansel South Carolina Fort New Jersey Hadley Missouri Hughes New York Penne well Delaware Willson Kentucky Weeks Connecticut Prouty Vermont and in another view Vessey South Dakota Draper Massachusetts Weeks Connecticut Fernard Maine Quinby New Hampshire Slesn Arico.

Washington Brady Idaho Ansel South Carolina Fort New Jersey Hadley Missouri Hughes New York Pennewell Delaware Willson Kentucky Weeks Connecticut Prouty Vermont

Hampton Loses Foot in Katy Engine Accident

C Hampton, a Katy fireman, was crushed when an engine passed over his foot in the local freight yards before daylight Tuesday. His foot was amputated above the ankle at the company's surgeon's office. He formerly lived in Aubrey and is a Sherman resident.

Katy Hampton Aubrey

Cotton peak price paid by Witherspoon firm in town sale

The highest cotton price in days was paid Tuesday by Buyer T. A. Robinson for a bale from farmer Trietsch who lives northwest of the city. Co. F. Witherspoon & Sons reported the sale, paying 14 3-4 cents per bale.

Co. F. Witherspoon & Sons T. A. Robinson Trietsch

Trial of Fred Morris Moves to Simmons Court

The Morris case, originally set in Judge Buck's Eighth District Court in Fort Fort, was reported to have been served to Judge Simmons's Seventeenth District Court as of Tuesday, with proceedings scheduled forthcoming.

Fred Morris Buck Eighth District Court Fort 1 Simmons Sixtenth District Court

Funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Gober Held

The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Gober who died Monday morning was held Tuesday afternoon. Services were conducted at the house by Rev. Whiteside and the body was buried in the I. O. O. F. cemetery in the presence of many relatives and friends. Most family members attended the burial.

Mary A. Gober Rev. Whiteside

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