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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
A new shipment of wide patent belts, belt pins and collar pins arrives along with a fine selection of ladies' handbags all offered at popular prices. Visit This Store when you come downtown to see the pretty novelties.
The bank invites non customers to become regular customers and promises courteous officers, secure vaults, and confident handling of transactions. It notes over 25 years serving Denton County and about fifteen hundred satisfied customers as proof of quality.
A J Nance serves as president with J R Christal as vice president and Colt as cashier. Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Colt J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owel ey.
J E Jones, longtime Denton County resident, collapsed and died of heart failure in his West Prairie street store Monday between 9 and 10 am. He was 64 or 65. Funeral will be Tuesday at City Cemetery after removal to the Mulberry Street home. Survived by five children Mrs J F Stone, J R Jones, Mrs D B Hokeit, Ella Jones, and Joe Jones.
Eastern Denton County faced heavy rain that soaked 5000 to 6000 bushels of wheat mainly on the F. F. Hill place and scattered in sacks. If the grain is dried in elevators the loss is mainly elevator charges. otherwise spoilage could be heavy. Local estimates cited by J. M. Key and A. L. Scott.
Miss Ethel Elbert of Denton married Fre Ww Miller of Dallas on Saturday at 9 39 am in the residence of Rev W C Lattimore 62 Page avenue The Miller home will be at 161 Grangy avenue Miss Elbert is the daughter of G W Elbert a local merchant and has many friends in the city.
Harry C Withers, formerly city editor of the Record and Chronicle and son of Mrs. John Allen Withers, is appointed city editor of the Dallas News replacing E B Doran who now handles special assignments. William C McGintie, another Record and Chronicle graduate, is praised as a strong newcomer on the News city staff.
Regular monthly council session set for City Hall tonight. New aldermen Page and Gurley from the second ward will be installed and assigned to committees. Mayor Poe expects no major committee changes beyond adding the two members to different panels.
Weather report from New Orleans notes tonight and Tuesday will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
Thirty seven Hall family members gathered at C M Hall homestead south of Argyle for a reunion. The aim was to see sister Mrs Laury Willity of Tuscumbia Alabama whom they had not met in two and a half to three decades. She could not attend at the last moment but may join later in summer. Attendees included J C Hall and son Petersburg A L Hall Bangs J A Hall Itasca C E Hall and wife Argyle M C Hall wife and baby Brady Mrs J C Hall and two children Brady Lydia Hall Allison W Hall Justin A B Fincher wife and children Denton H B Fincher wife and children Argyle Mrs Wingo and son Argyle.
A New York dispatch says Col Roosevelt’s forthcoming statement on political conditions may not endorse Taft. Insurgents and regulars at Sagamore Hill sense a break with Taft over Pinchot. Roosevelt will decide after a meeting with Hughes and Taft, with a public stance to come in sixty days. If forced to choose, he is said to back Pinchot. Roosevelt also asked Hughes to delay Supreme Court vacancy plans and run for New York governor.
In a ruling by the Attorney General, counties with July 23 special elections must use separate ballot boxes from the primary. Denton County notes a special vote to fill Senator J. P. Hayter's seat, with ballots aired separately from primary votes.
Mrs Don B McClurkan aged about 20 died at her parents home on South Locust street Monday at 6 am after months of tuberculosis. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jno A Hann and survived by her husband. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am at the Hann home with Rev A D Rogers assisted by Revs McFadden and Hellman, burial in L O O F cemetery. Tennessee visitors M G Wright and wife discuss Patterson primary and predicted third term victory amid low turnout.
Harry H. Halsell candidate for state senate sustained a compound fracture of the collar bone and multiple broken ribs in a Decatur collision when a steering failure caused a car to overturn. Mrs Halsell and the children escaped serious harm as the party returned from a country drive. Halsell is a prominent local figure seeking the seat vacated by J P Hayter.
Representative Butler Ames announces his bid for the U S Senate opposing Henry Cabot Lodge. His bitter attack claims Lodge’s political machine enjoys corporate backing and federal patronage to crush rivals and dissent.
General Diaz is again chosen president with his Diaz-Corral administration nearly unanimously reelected. The election held Sunday pit his only opponent who was jailed during the vote.
This bank has stood at the same location since 1882 and has added 72000 to its capital. The note emphasizes safety and protection for every depositor and dedicated service to friends.
A brief note lists the cast of characters titled They Are My People. It highlights names likely connected to the work and hints at roles or relations among figures referenced in the program or production notes.
Scene and acts described as a theater outline set in New York and Oklahoma. References Rowell Running Horse Chester White at Cornwell College and Crazy Snake scene near an Indian camp with an outing near Reno Oklahoma. The fragmentary text outlines act progression across locations and time of day.
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