Exchange National Bank Vault Serves Customers
Three crops earned a total of 35,000 and the vault at the Exchange National Bank remains in service for customers storing valuable papers.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
1
Three crops earned a total of 35,000 and the vault at the Exchange National Bank remains in service for customers storing valuable papers.
Gate prevail all over the house with odds and ends of seasonal merchandise. Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits and Spero Micheal & Sons suits for men, Widow Jones and Vmrothers Favorite suits for boys offered at a fraction of real worth. Special prices on men's and boys straw hats. The Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co. THE BUSIEST STORE.
North Denton county received heavy rain from late Sunday night into Monday morning. Pilot Point, Aubrey, Sanger, Krum, Bolivar and Denton saw the heaviest showers in months. some areas reported full creeks and near full river banks. Crop conditions should improve with the rain lifting drought damage. western areas received less.
The following appointments for Geo. M. Hopkins of Denton were announced by Poindexter headquarters Saturday. Dawson on July 11, Thornton on July 13, Bremond on July 15, Hearne on July 16, Franklin on July 16 at 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Denton county Democrat chairman J N Rayzor spoke to 150 to 200 in the district court room. He defended Dunk Johnson, accused Poindexter of falsehoods and defended Bailey, asserting Poindexter aligned with saloon interests. He argued three mile law demagoguery and challenged Denton lawyers to defend it.
New Orleans forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with no significant rain threat. Warm temperatures expected with light to moderate breezes along the coast.
A lightning sparked blaze in Krum destroyed Gaston Drug Store and Padgett & Koiner barber shop injuring few and causing total losses around 3500 with 2000 insured. Dr W G Kimbrough’s office fixtures saved while nearby buildings incurred substantial damage. Two local residents Bennett Phillips and West Cook died suddenly in separate incidents the same morning.
Heat waves push fatalities in New York Philadelphia and Washington with deaths and prostrations. New York hits 92 degrees at noon with three going mad. Middletown Connecticut records 102, El Paso endures a 24 year record with daily 100 plus readings.
The remains of Capt. W. H. Walker who died Friday night at his daughter's home were shipped Saturday to Gibbsland Louisiana for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Browder and Mrs. Walker accompanied the body. Rev. Warren T. Whiteside led funeral services at the Browder home before shipment via the Texas and Pacific.
J. J. Freeman was taken from Rayville jail Sunday and lynched by a mob after being sentenced to death for the murder of Marshal Chenault of Grant Parish. An appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court had been filed.
The forty sixth annual B P O Elks convention opened in Detroit Michigan with a large Texas delegation. Dallas native Charles A Rasbury is mentioned for the post of grand exalted ruler.
A bank advertises confidence for business and farm deposits, claiming safety with $70,000 set aside from earnings, $50,000 individual liability, and $50,000 capital, totaling $170,000 in security against burglary and daylight holdups. It touts safeguards and insurance as assurances of absolute safety.
Martin Brown a three year old son of Mr and Mrs W E Brown fell into a pan of boiling starch from a stove at about oclock Monday morning. The lower body was severely burned with skin peeling in places though doctors say recovery is possible with no major setback. The dress helped, and cold water immersion eased the pain.
The vote tally in Mexico shows President Diaz re elected for a seventh six year term. Born to 80 years old, Diaz first took office in 1876 and remained in power except 1880 84 when Manuel Gonzales served. Vice President Ramon Corral also re elected.
Two Denton youths Ellis Anderson and Fred Brown witnessed the recent Reno Nevada fight. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Anderson, writes that the bout was tame and disappointing to all. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown, now living in Los Angeles, also saw the event.
The text fragments reference Act 1 in St Augustine with a time cue and Act 2 to 4 mentioning Diamond and Mexico with spans of six and eleven years, suggesting a displaced or unfinished stage sequence.
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