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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
1
The speaker stresses saving early to secure later financial stability. It urges avoiding waste of current earnings and building reserves at ages 20, 30, and 40. A savings account is recommended to prepare for inevitable rainy days and emergencies.
Weather report from Denton Texas notes tonight will be fair and colder while Friday will be fair and warmer. No precipitation or significant changes expected beyond cooler tonight. Temperature trend shows a rise into Friday with stable conditions across the period.
New Orleans reports at least 100 deaths from the hurricane sweeping the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Four steamships arriving at Port Eads said many boats were beyond reach, with some crews saved. Beacher of Baltimore found waterlogged. crew refused to abandon ship. Galveston ships Elba and El Norte confirm storm passage near Key West with injuries and heavy deck damage.
Fire destroyed the eight room Frank Keller residence on Avenue D Thursday at 8 am. The home lay outside city limits so only district firefighters responded. Most furniture on the lower floor was saved while second floor contents were lost. Blaze caused by a defective flue. Insurance coverage amounted to 3000 on the house and 809 on the furniture.
A cold norther arrived Wednesday afternoon bringing the coldest spells of winter. Thursday saw temperatures drop with a low of 48 degrees. Heavy rain fell across the section from shortly before 10 until after 2, with intermittent drizzle in the forenoon.
Ad highlights a range of women’s winter garments including tailored suits long coats sweaters furs scarves Munsing underwear and outing kimonos. Emphasizes stylish yet practical apparel for cold season use.
Reports from Giles Esteline and towns north of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad indicate snow fell today marking the season's first snow in Texas. Temperatures ranged from 40 to the upper 30s across Fort Worth Paris Denton and Waco with rain in the Panhandle and Waxahachie reporting rain first time in three months.
In the county court on Thursday John Lewis faced gaming charges with a continued case by agreement. Will Childress case went to the jury at 1 o'clock. The T J Bruce case was called as attorneys sought time to prepare a continuance. Day case remains next on the docket.
The Interstate Inland Waterways League began its sixth annual session in Beaumont at 1:10 this morning with a large delegation. S. B. Cooper of Beaumont presides.
County Clerk Bailey recorded five deeds with total consideration over 51090. Transactions include Lindley to Meinecke for 226 acres west of Denton at 10170, McKamy to Bishop for 198 acres southeast county at 10000, Blewett and Duggan to Wilson for 51 acres near Hensworth and Jones surveys at 2900, Stout to Fleming for 95 acres on Hickory Creek northwest of Denton at 3610, and Peterson to Peterson for 160 acres on Denton Creek 15 miles southwest of Denton at 5400.
Representative Spradley arrived in Dallas and asserted Governor Campbell told Rayburn and him he would convene an extra December session to enact liquor laws, noting the governor’s pledge depended on anti liquorists not taking action.
In remarks about meetings, the official stated that when the horn blew and no quorum existed, a session would be called and he would affidavit to that effect. The comment underscores procedures for ad hoc sessions lacking required attendance.
The case of Mrs Minnie Lea Straeght charged with murdering her husband resumed in Waco on October 20. More veniremen were examined but no new jurors were chosen. six jurors had been secured on Tuesday.
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