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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
1
Exchange National Bank promises reliability and foresight in its message urging customers to protect themselves in emergencies and increase possibilities, aiming to establish confidence in the bank and its services.
Widespread changes announced by the North Texas Conference as W T Whiteside moves from Bonham to take a larger charge and W A Stuckey is reassigned to Denton station. The conference pledges 50000 dollars for Wesley College and adjourns after minister appointments, noting Denton county shifts and the routine rotation of pastors.
Dr C P Brewer narrowly escaped death as a fire heavily damaged Carter s Art Studio and Wells Fargo Express office on Main Street this morning The doctors office was above the studio and he crawled down an awning chain after nearly suffocating Loss is 10000 dollars
The bank promotes its business banking services and good principles. It invites customers to contact them, citing many satisfied clients as a reference to their approach and reliability.
Local shop endorses Hart Schaffner and Marx suits with favorable street talk. Highlights include proof of quality, regular pricing, and assurance of value versus discounters. Mentions boys clothing by Widow Jones, adjustable waistbands, extra buttons, and Buster Brown Blue Ribbon shoes in gun metal or patent.
Rebels seize Elvalle, a town of 2,000 near Maquite, as Casas Grandes reports. elsewhere 600 Mexican troops clash with 4,000 rebels near Chihuahua with 13 rebels killed and Madero supporters suffer casualties. A gas explosion at Jumpin Mine near Antlers Okla kills 14, entombs 9. Chowtaw Asphalt owned the mines.
London November 28 The British House of Parliament was dissolved today by King George. The fate of the House of Lords now hinges on elections beginning Friday as voters prepare to choose new representatives.
The seven year old daughter of Joe Turpen fractured her arm Saturday while playing on the porch. A companion tried to take her water dipper, she stumbled backward two or three feet off the porch and landed, breaking the arm below the elbow.
In Muskogee Oklahoma on November 8, F Lensbaugh express messenger W H Kelsey driver and F C Glyen station agent of Midland Valley Railroad were arrested and charged with embezzling 216000 of the company’s money. They were brought in and questioned but provided no details.
Pure Food Commissioner Abbott announces that selling meat from hogs fattened on slaughterhouse refuse is illegal under the Texas Pure Food Law. A circular letter to health officers notes it is unlawful to sell filthy or decomposed animal substance for food and urges meat dealers to heed the directive.
Long Messer, who had separated from his wife, was shot by his mother-in-law Mrs. Kate Earle at her home in Hiram Friday while attempting to see his two children. He died Sunday as a preliminary hearing before Justice Samples at Elmo proceeded.
Nov 28. E W Lacy, longtime Shreveport resident and Confederate veteran, was crushed to death in Timpson while attempting to board a Houston East and West Texas passenger train as it slowed. The incident occurred this morning and the victim was identified as a traveling salesman.
Gov elect Colquitt announced several appointees including John L Wertnam as railroad commissioner R L Gill of Kaufman as Insurance commissioner Dr J F Preston to head the Insane Asylum at the capital and the State University regents board Clarence Ousley named for the College of Industrial Board in Denton was not consulted and may keep his current post Colquitt plans to finalize remaining appointments in a few days and has retired to consider them George Colquitt.
Havermeyers fear reaction as Department of Justice petitions the U S Circuit Court to outlaw the Sugar Trust. A dissolution of the company is suggested amid sensational court action.
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