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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
1
Preparations completed for the big show featuring Poultry Horse Livestock and Kennel exhibits. Ladies departments include needlework culinary and curios with events running Wednesday through Friday including horse show Thursday and livestock day Friday.
Weather permitting a three day county celebration begins Wednesday featuring needlework judging by Gukens and Goit, culinary awards, a reception committee, and a horse breeders day with Will Williams as judge at the ball park. Exhibition halls will host needlework curios dog stock and poultry shows with entries free and judging by J. C. Skaggs. poultry entries extended Wednesday morning due to rain.
The bank stresses mutual success between the bank and its depositors. It argues customers prosper with a bank connection and that the bank’s services are slightly better than expected. It emphasizes personal interest in patrons’ welfare and shared prosperity through continued business.
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions for tonight and Wednesday. Brought to readers by local weather office with period dates and brief expectations.
Wireless operator in Bluefields relayed a flash on November twenty seven stating that Grace and Cannon two American captives have not been executed. Captain Holmes on the Atenas cites the dispatch and passengers confirm the claim that twenty six other Americans are imprisoned at Managua.
The State vs Fred Morris will be called in Judge Buck's Fort Worth courtroom on Tuesday December 15 continued from September. A number of witnesses from here will attend. Morris is charged with killing Otto Meyer at the Worth Hotel in Fort Worth in March.
Aubrey justice precinct prepares for a road bond election. G A Tisdale reports a meeting in progress on the matter. The petition timing and bond amount are not yet definite. Aubrey, the only sizable town in the precinct, shows near unanimous support for bonds and better roads.
A Wichita Falls dispatch misidentified Rev E M Wisdom as Oak Street M E Church pastor. In fact Rev S A Wilsey will lead Gainesville and Center churches in the Austin conference Fort Worth district while Rev Wisdom goes to Grace Church in Denison. The error arose from similar names in the Texas News series.
A broad Denton event promises thousands of dollars in merchandise to be distributed to homes over the coming days. The sale aims to boost winter trade, with strong crowds anticipated despite garbled lines in the remaining text.
Jury selection begun at 10 o clock in the Pierce perjury trial tied to affidavits about ousting Waters-Pierce Oil from Texas. Witnesses Cahoun and Pries fined 100 dollars each for failure to appear and brought in on bench attachments. State plans to examine eight witnesses.
Gov. Campbell summoned the penitentiary investigation board to Austin and met its members in executive conference. An effort is under way to reach an agreement on calling a special session.
An extra engine and baggage car crashed into the rear of a standing freight train in Whitesboro on Monday afternoon. Engineer W J Scott and Conductor J H Foreman were seriously hurt but not fatally. they were taken to Denison for treatment. The impact damaged the caboose and a whiskey car, scattering contents.
Amazu Theater presents two big vaudeville acts and two of the greatest pictures thrown on canvas. Jerome stars in a novelty juggling act and serpentine dance on a slack wire in a lively stage variety program.
Biograph presents sensational drama Leather Stockings about the Indians era. Selig follows with Yellow Jacket Mine as its grand feature film. Matinee and evening showings all week with illustrated song numbers.
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