Opponents Form Committees to Fight County Road Bond
A Saturday meeting at the courthouse organized opposition to a 300000 county road bond. Judge S M Bradley elected secretary, R H Hopkins named chairman, with precinct committees for Denton Garza Argyle and Krum. A plan for a public speaking event at the court house Monday was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
S. M. Bradley
Esq
R. H. Hopkins
M. Bradley
Denton
Mr. Vaughan
D. H. Fry
Mr. Skinner
Fry
John WM. Allen
J. T. Bottorff
Garza
R. R. Holiowwa
T. A. McGalliard
Argyle
John W. Stewart
J H. Paine
Krum
G. D. Evans
B. F. Wil
Anti-Good Roads Speakers at Court House Inning
Opponents of the good roads issue hold an afternoon meeting at the courthouse. E. C. Smith J. T. Bottorff and Judge J. D. Ferguson present speeches. A reply plan was started but dropped when time would be divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
E. C. Smith
J. T. Bottorff
J. D. Ferguson
Council to Name Night Watchman in Adjourned Session
An adjourned city council meeting will be held at city hall tonight to select a new nightwatchman after the resignation of R. T. Yearby. Ten or a dozen applicants have avowed their receptivity for the post.
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R. T. Yearby
McAlester Gin Manager Charged With Killing
J H Pemberton manager of the North McAlester gin company is jailed on a murder charge after fighting Alonzo H Moody a former county road prison guard. Pemberton allegedly struck Moody with his fist and Moody reportedly attacked Pemberton with a knife during the clash at night in McAlester Oklahoma on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester, Ok
J. H. Pemberton
North McAlester Gin Company
Alonzo H. Moody
Pemberton
Moody
Rain Strips Denton County With Varying Intensity
Rain fell in a narrow band from the southwest through Denton to Aubrey and Pilot Point, while areas north east and west saw little to no rain. Totals ranged from a quarter to nearly one inch, with heavier showers in the southwest and lighter or no rain near Garza, Krum, Uartonville, and north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Aubrey
Pilot Point
A. D. Turner
Justin
J. W. Finnell
Stony
T. J. Brashears
Little Elm
H. V. Hennen
Garza
Mr. Hennen
J. M. Owens
W. H. Cowan
J. T. Alred
Argyle
A. B. Fincher
Rainfalls Reported Across North Texas Towns
Nov 1 Aubrey reports a splendid rain suitable for farm use with cotton selling on streets at 14 1 2 cents. Farmers are out of debt and development accelerates as three brick buildings go up. Weather observers note varying showers across nearby areas from Justin to Pilot Knob.
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J.E. Stanley
Justin
Pilot Knob
J. M. Matthews
Bartonville Road
Charley Gray
Real Stony
Stony
Aubrey
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