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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
1
A message from W J Bryan, now in Phoenix, says he will deliver a public address in El Paso next Monday afternoon in response to Senator J W Bailey who attacked Bryan in Dallas over tariff stance Bailey says he will answer Bryan whenever the Nebraskan advocates free law material in public meetings
A midnight blaze in Fort Worth damaged several structures in the factory district. The Fort Worth Grain and Elevator elevator and the Fort Worth Macaroni and Corn Shipping company mill were destroyed, with lighter damage to railroad shops and other rivals. The fire began in the grain mill room during lunch hour.
Aubrey townspeople swarm the oil field as drilling continues toward a hoped for pay oil near 720 feet. Experts from other fields and local residents watch anxiously for a successful strike, with nearby Celina and Denton locals joining the scene.
Attorneys for the Water-Pierce Oil company H B Priest and BE Perkins conferred with Attorney General Davidson to day to stop the sale of the Texas property before the trial of K C Pierce on rers charges. Courts were to order the sale today and the company will fight the sale order.
J S Carlisle requests the Recording Chronicle publish a notice urging parents and guardians to refrain from telephoning the school building to contact pupils except for absolutely essential needs such as sickness. He dislikes denying requests but says it is necessary for school discipline.
Bettie Winn, a Black resident of Quakertown in northeast Denton, died Thursday from burns after a lamp exploded Monday. She grabbed the blaze to fling it outside, her clothing catching fire and burning from the throat down. S. E. Mercer suffers severe blood poisoning from a barbed wire scratch on his right wrist.
Amazu presents a new, clean and comfortable experience with daily program changes in songs and pictures. Matinee Mondays and Saturdays at 3 30 p m night doors open at 7 30.
The Amuzu announces a school matinee next Saturday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:00. Every public school child is admitted for five cents. The program is entirely new with updated visuals and an illustrated song.
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