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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
1
Three crops wheat oats and corn show assured and fair prospects for cotton. county expects better farming years. Citizens are urged to start permanent bank accounts and consider The Exchange National Bank for safekeeping and deposits with reported surplus profits and strong reserves.
Hart Schaffner Marx and Spero Micheal suits for men and boys marked down. Oxfords and straw hats offered at special prices. Widow Jones and Brothers favorite boys styles advertised. Visit during summer days at this busy store for deep discounts.
Newspapers from McKinney and Decatur discuss a proposed Denton to Krum and Slidell railroad and interurban line. They urge Denton to cooperate with nearby towns to create an expansive East line westward, highlighting commercial and farming benefits and the lower costs of electric operation.
Scattered showers have drenched several county sections with a very heavy rain reported Tuesday afternoon north of the city. A cool, heavy shower also touched the area around the scope Experiment farm over a two square mile span.
The county court begins its regular July term next Monday morning with about forty three cases on the ritunal docket. Criminal items include seven local option violations, one case of giving liquor to a minor, five aggravated assaults, fifteen petty thefts, seven gaming cases, six pistol carries, and one case of carrying knuckles. Civil docket lists numerous suits, damages, debts and contracts involving Denton Fress Brick Co., Argyle Mercantile Co., Texas Central and Pacific railways, and other parties, with several appeals pending or remanded from higher courts.
New Orleans weather reports show tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies. No significant precipitation expected. Temperatures likely warm with humidity typical for summer.
National bank garnishee matters discontinued by plaintiff in vacation. C N Price vs W L Cagle garnishment discontinued in vacation. McCabe and Barton vs J W Skiles. Louis Lindenborn and others vs M K and T Railway damages. A G Lee vs Texas and Pacific Railway damages.
Denton in the Thirteenth Census reports a population of 4 732. Earlier census figures show 4 187 for the twelfth census and 2 558 for the eleventh census.
Senator John W. Veale of Amarillo will speak in Denton at 2 30 p m Saturday July 16 in support of his congressional candidacy. Other Denton county stops listed include July 12 8 30 p m July 13 2 30 p m and 8 30 p m July 14 2 30 p m July 16 10 30 a m Denton July 2 30 p m Aubrey and Tales at 8 30 p m.
A forest fire scorched two miles in New Brunswick wiping out Campbel.com and Richardsville and causing 2,500,005 dollars in property loss with only 100,000 dollars insured. Two fires displaced 5,000 in Campbellton and 400 in Richardsville, leaving many homeless. It ranks as the worst blaze since 1877.
President Taft and Col. Roosevelt press Wm. Loeb Jr. to seek the New York governorship. It is believed Governor Hughes would not offer an endorsement unless Loeb proves qualified.
The six month old child of Mrs. Ernest Graham died Monday afternoon and was interred at Old Alton cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Emily Clark age about 86 dies at home near Little Elm after a long battle with facial cancer. Early Denton County settler who came in 1848 with her father Peter Teel widow of Joel F. Clark mother of Peter Richard Clark and Mrs Mart Stover. Funeral services will be held at Little Elm Wednesday afternoon with many local attendees.
August Rooke assistant secretary of Fidelity Trust company Louisville is believed to be short about 500000 amid real estate speculation. He was arrested and jailed on 25000 bond. Stockholders pledge capital increases to protect depositors. no alarm among them.
Rolls, an English aviator, was killed Tuesday at Bournemouth as his airplane buckled and toppled before thousands of spectators. He was nearly killed when the machine collapsed.
The management dispute at Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee moves to the courts. The Methodist general conference and the self perpetuating old board clash over appointment powers as vacancies arise. The college of bishops decided on no compromise and formed a committee to pursue legal settlement.
Census bureau report shows Deaf Smith County population at 3942, up nearly 370 percent from 843 residents in 1900, reflecting rapid growth and settlement patterns in the region.
C M Hall and family hosted a reunion at T W Halt s home in Carbon with brothers D Hall L Hall and sister present from Argyle Peters burg Bangs and Tuscumbia Alabama. Attendees included Mrs H B Fincher and children, Oscar Carroll and families. Weather notes cite dry conditions and burned crops between here and Carbon.
All four gubernatorial hopefuls push a rapid finish, delivering one to four talks daily. Each campaign schedules speeches across Texas towns including Colquitt in Sulphur Springs, Johnson in De Leon, Davidson in Kaufman, Poindexter in Anonna and Clarksville, with large crowds at each appearance.
Denton County records list three separate transfers totaling more than 2800. W W Williams and wife sold 160 acres near Denton for 8568 to C C Weatts. M M Miller sold 187.5 acres near Denton to A V Mabry for 6000. Pichard & Sanders sold 356 acres on Hickory Creek to E M Roberts for 14249.
German Foreign Office vigorously denies a Washington sourced report claiming Germany would stay neutral regarding U S supervision of its diplomatic relations with nations in the Americas especially Nicaragua. The agency says the report is unfounded.
A lengthy service two miles east of the city led by Rev. Estell drew good crowds Tuesday night with several attendees coming forward for prayers.
Overture and Majestograph provide pictures before Eugene Williams the monologist and singer Lucille DeVal soprano perform. The Majestograph returns with Lionel Lawrence readings. Overture closes the program with the farce THE BLACK STANTE featuring Charlie Badboy Bere Day and Jake Susig Day in the cast.
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