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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Santa Fe expects large wheat and oats shipments from Denton County
Santa Fe freight officials forecast 510 cars of wheat and 170 cars of oats from Denton County stations, with total county grain movement potentially reaching 2,000,000 bushels. Roanoke Argyle Denton Aubrey Pilot Point Lewisville and nearby towns are noted for rising wheat shipments amid growth plans in the Roanoke area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Sin
Denton County
Santa Fe Freight Traffic Department
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Tarrant
Denton
Cooke
Roanoke
Argyle
Aubrey
Pilot Point
Lewisville
Hebron
Prosper
Frisco
Celina
Roanoke Plans Clearup and New Brick, Bank Building
Work starts next Monday to clear debris from the May 12 fire that destroyed four brick buildings at Roanoke. A modern concrete complex will replace them and the Continental State bank will build a two story brick structure with upper floors to be rented to lodges and the justice court. County Judge Zumwalt attends, backing a $7,000 new school building and bond placement. The Baptist congregation has arrangements in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Continental State Bank
Justice Court
Zumwalt
Denton
City Council Holds Straw Vote on Governor Race
During a lull Friday night a straw vote was taken on the governor's race at the city council meeting. All officials present voted with a result showing a split in favor of one candidate. The tally reads 3 to 5 in favor of the other, reflecting unofficial sentiment among aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E City
School official resigns after anti nepotism ruling
Secretary S. H. Hoskins of the school board resigns amid a new anti nepotism ruling from the State Superintendent. The law bars boards from electing teachers related to any member, reversing previous practice that allowed if the related member did not vote. Hoskins' daughter is a teacher. he had not voted on her hiring. The board may select a successor at an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Hoskins
Hag
Skiles Livery and Transfer Stable Sold for 12000
J. W. Skiles has sold his livery and transfer business including the buildings to E. L. Hopkins of Roscoe for 12000. Hopkins will locate in Denton and the sale was made through the Bartom McCabe agency. Also Yerby sells the Yerby home to J. W. Lucas of Seymour for 4060. Lucas will locate in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Skiles
E. L. Hopkins
Roscoe
Mr. Hopkins
Denton
Bartom « McCabe
W. N. Yerby
J. W. Lucas
Seymour
Yerby
Mr. Lucas
Census Taker Says Scholastic Count Nears Finish
Census taker R. Ledbetter reports the scholastic census in the independent district nearly complete and appeals uncounted residents to contact him immediately. He notes a few scattering families moved or absent during calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ledbetter
Denton High Baseball Team Heads to Sherman
The Denton High School baseball team, joined by a faculty member, traveled by morning train Saturday to play the season finale in Sherman. Denton has enjoyed a strong record and hopes to close the season on a high note. Players accompanying the faculty member include Camp, Cobb, Rector, Rayzor, Lane, Francis, Fowler Collins, Cobb and Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Denton High
Camp
Cobb
Rector
Rayzor
Lane
Francis
Fowler Collins
Reese
Nicaraguan Forces Board American Schooner Esfuerza
In Bluefields Nicaragua on May 2 reports say Nicaraguan government troops entered and searched the American schooner Esfuerza defying Washington orders not to. The incident fuels tensions as officials consider possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Nic
Esfuerza
Washington
Aerican
John A Bennett Special Bottled in Bond Whiskey Ad
An advertisement from John A Bennett touts Special Bottled in Bond hand made sour mash whiskey with twenty years of experience. It claims direct shipments from U S bonded warehouses, guaranteed purity and quality, and refunds if not satisfied. It lists prices from $2.26 per gallon and promotes a wide wine selection with cash terms and money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
United States
Decoration services honor Confederate veterans at Sul Ross camp
Sunday afternoon the Sul Ross Confederate Veterans camp held grave decoration services. Rev. A. D. Rogers delivered the principal address praising the veterans and their sacrifice, urging that graves be marked for future generations and honoring the soldiers of Texas and their commrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rogers
T. Christian Church
Sul Ross Camp 129
J. C. Rogers
Sixteenth
Tennessee Regiment
J. H. Savage
Man— Hood
Earth
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Jackson
Manassas
Ney
Waterloo
Texas
Pat Cleburne
Franklin, Tenn
Washington
Valley Forge
Lee
Richmond
William Tell
Robert Bruce
Sul Ross
Lone Star
Southland
Daughters of the Confederacy
North Texas Normal College Summer Session Begins June 1
The North Texas State Normal College opens its summer session on June 1 and runs to July 23. Enrollment last year was 523, with 1,149 total since 1909. Faculty includes specialists teaching plane geometry to geography, Latin to physiology, and more. Final exams start July 26 with a special rail fare in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Texas State Normal
Texas
W. H. Bruce
F. A. Haustein
T. E. Peters
J. R. Swenson
J. Henry Phillips
J. H. Legett
P. E. McDonald
E. D. Criddle
J. W. Smith
Cc. L. Davis
Anne Moore
Edith Clark
Hadyn Lewis
M. Manora Boylan
Elizabeth Hillyar
Pearl C. McCracken
Socialist Speaker Draws Crowd at Court House
John Kerrigan, a socialist speaker, addressed a fair crowd at the court house Saturday afternoon. The majority of listeners appeared sympathetic, and his statements were frequently applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerrigan
Court House
Surveys for Slidell in northeast county reports railway encampment
Parties from Slidell say the survey crew of the Gainesville Oklahoma and Western Railway is encamped on Clearcreek beyond Slidell and a preliminary line is being run toward Decatur. Slidell officials propose a $15,000 bonus for extending into the town, and a large Slidell delegation traveled to Gainesville to confer with promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slidell
Decatur
Tex
Gainesville
Oklahoma and Western Railway
Clearcreek
Archbishop cites wealth gap in St. Louis at Mississippi Land Immigration Congress
In Ironton Missouri on May 1 Archbishop Glennon told the Mississippi Land Immigration Congress that twenty millionaires control most of St. Louis wealth. He warned thousands of poor residents live in squalid dens and urged moving them to the countryside for a different life view to avert revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Mississppi Land Immigration Congress
Glennon
Aires
St. Louis
Wynne Granted Two-Week Respite in Huntsville Case
A two week respite was granted to John Wynne, a Black man sentenced for anger at Huntsville. The notice from Austin dated May 26 states the delay in execution or further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigro
Austin
John Wynne
Huntsville
Curtiss Wins 10000 World Prize With Albany to New York Flight
Glenn H. Curtiss claimed the New York World's prize of 10000 dollars by flying from Albany to New York City a 137 mile trip in 2 hours 32 minutes. His average speed 54.06 mph set a record for long distance flights and his return to earth was described as easy and controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Albany
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
New York
New York City
Paulhan
Mannchester
London
Texas Democrats Warn Against Republican Participation in July Primary
State Democratic officials warn county committees to block Republicans and other non Democrats from the July 23 1910 primary. Officers are ordered to challenge voters and record sworn witnesses to uphold party lines amid fears of democratic debauchery and disregard for primary rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubtul
J. N. Rayzor
A. B. Storey
State
Democratic Executive Committee of
Texas
San Anonio
Democratic Executive Committees
Democratic Executive Committee
Anderson Estate Trustees Report of J F Anderson Sr Estate
L P Anderson and C L Anderson of Ardmore Oklahoma filed with the county court a report on the Anderson estate. It lists receipts of 64017.71 from bank stock deposits notes and interest and disbursements of 4825.68 leaving 59192.03 to be distributed under the will. The heirs receive 8829.57 each for several named individuals and 592.58 for others, totaling 59192.05, with prior distributions by the decedent amounting to 51615.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
L. P. Anderson
C. L. Anderson
Ardmore
Ft. Bailey
J. F. Anderson
G. i. Amderaam
Edna Wheeler
Effie McCallum
I Damstoor
Levinia Underwood
Beeeneen
Josephine Robinson
I. Coe
J. F. Anderson, Sr
Fairmont Seminary Union Suit Dismissed in Texas
A Weatherford note reports anti unionists have dismissed their case to recover Fairmont Seminary in Texas. The suit claimed fraud in the union but Texas court views and pleading suggest the charge as grounds. The opponents’ litigation hindered the school though progress continued. President Oakley is freed from the suit and growth is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Weatherford
Texas Fairmont Seminary
Texas
Union
Oakley
Denton County Case in Court of Appeals
A. J. Fouts versus James Brewer et al. from Denton County was submitted on briefs to the Texas Court of Appeals at Texarkana on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton County
Court OF Appeals
A. J. Fouts
James Brewer
Texarkana
Real Estate Transfers Around Denton and Pilot Point Areas
Property exchanges show multiple transfers across Denton, Sanger, Justin, and Pilot Point. Notable deeds include Blanche Blewett to T M Rippy in Denton for 2550 dollars and J L Ruddell to C T Gregory for 125 acres near Denton valued at 12000 dollars. The list covers half acres, 44 acre parcels, and town lots from several surveys and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bryant
D. Foust
White
Rlot Point
Blanche Blewett
T. M. Rippy
Denton
Wm. Loving
H. Cisco
G. A. Underwood
Jet Tobin
J. W. Simpson
Pilot Point
B. F. Donald
Citizens Mill and Elevator Company
Justin
T. V. Morrison
Aman Ad Biggerstaff
Sanger
E. P. Harrison
WG. Vaughn
S. F. Reynolds
J. W. Rippy
J. F. Stone
Fair Grounds
Wm. W. Wright
Susie Bishop
Wright
Loig Gainer
F. Gainer
J. M. Stratton
J. H. Hughes
W. W. Snyder
Cc. R. Wilson
R. B. Rucker
B. F. Wilson
Krum
Winnie Arthur Major
W. T. Fox
Chas. Smith Survey
J. W
J. L. Ruddell
C. T. Gregory
New York
Gideon Walker
Wm. D. Durham
High School Elects Officers for Bronco Annual
At the auditorium meeting last Friday the High School selected Charles Francis editor in chief and Georgia Freeman assistant for the Bronco annual. Jerry Fowler is business manager with Clay Beckner as assistant. remaining officers to be chosen at term start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Francis
Miss Georgia Freeman
Jerry Fowler
Clay Beckner
Express Charges Prepaid On Four Quarts Or More
Agents Schutz bottled beer price list shows charges prepaid per case for different quantities including four dozen pints at 5.50 per case, two dozen quarts at 4.50, and ten dozen pints at 11.00, detailing format by case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fexpress
Schutz
First Express
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Ture Store
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John A. Bennett
Bennett’s
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Clark
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Hill & Hill
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Anderson County
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The
First Christian Church
Gome
North Texas Normal College
Ryka
Duggan Abstract Company
N. T. S. N. Alumni
Story
State Democratic Executive Committee
Exas
J. C. McNealus
Alumni Association
Chamber of Commerce
M Ig
Young Men's Christian Association
North Texas Normal
Aumni Association
J. E. Parks
Lillian Walker
Nell Kelsay
Myrtle Higgins
J. H. Leggett
Fairmont
Plymouth
Binder
Farmers Implement & Vehicle Co
H S
Texaco
the Texas CO
Houston
J.O Skiles
L. Craddock & Co
Dallas, Texas
South
James E. Pepper
Amy Brook
Green River Hill & Hill
Guckenheimer Rye Kentucky Club
Early Times
Penwick Rye Quality Club
Clear Creek
Cradocek
Cradock
Canada
Tennessee
Cradiock
Aicoho
Eae Os
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