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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
1
Local shop unveils skirts in panama voiles and wool blends priced from seven fifty to twelve fifty with guarantees on shrinkage and sanitary manufacture. Also introduces new pattern hats and shapes delivered by express, showcasing latest millinery creations.
A motivational note urges individuals to begin their own efforts and not rely on others. It emphasizes taking action, laying a foundation for success, and suggests opening a savings account at Exchange National Bank as a practical first step. The message touts prompt and courteous service.
Exchange National Bank lists officers with A J Nance as president J R Christal as vice president and J C Coit as cashier The directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley
A Johnson County resident first to greet Poindexter in the governor race visit this year. The event drew a sizable crowd as the candidate's tour opened in the county.
Judge Wm Poindexter, a gubernatorial candidate, spoke in Denton on Saturday about reforming Texas laws and courts. He urged a single civil appeals court and criticized opponents while addressing prison reform, state textbooks, and reducing political influence in schools.
Judge Poin dexter spoke in the district court room at 2 o'clock with Hon. E. C. Smith introducing him. He received enthusiastic applause especially during the prohibition discussion and spoke of his own merits and sparsity of salary for state offices. He said his father settled in Denton County in 1846 before moving on.
Judge Simmons overruled the motion for a continuance in the Fred Morris case at Fort Worth on Monday. The trial proceeded with defense attorney J W Sullivan leaving on the afternoon train.
Tonight will be fair and colder with frost. Tuesday calls for fair skies and continued colder conditions. Temperatures are expected to drop overnight and remain cool into Tuesday.
Rev. Andrews preached to a large congregation at night while Saturday's program was abandoned due to rain.
E. F Lee of Dallas, field worker for the B Y P U in Texas under the Southern Baptist Sunday school board, delivered two excellent addresses on the Union’s work at the Sunday rally.
Denton city schools will dismiss early if dangerous weather threatens, Supt Carlisle warned, to ensure students reach home before storms. Ward principals will follow the same policy during the spring storm period.
An old bank ad urges readers to open a savings account with deposits starting at $1.00. It emphasizes saving as a safe way to begin and notes the bank will help readers save money. The copy uses informal phrasing about temptation and keeping funds secure.
The planned Monday debate between F. F. Hill and Worth 8 Ray was canceled after Fitzhugh Hill fell seriously ill. Ray announced no further dates until Hill recovers, with a tentative next meeting in Pilot Point next Monday if Hill improves. Ray declined to speak without his opponent.
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