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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
3
Motivational notice urging individuals to begin actions and create momentum. Encourages taking initiative, not copying others, and starting practical steps such as opening a savings account at Exchange National Bank. Emphasizes prompt courteous service.
Exchange National Bank announces officers and directors led by A J Nance as President and J R Christal as Vice President with Cott as Cashier. Directors include Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Cott J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley.
A large crowd gathered as Poindexter, the first gubernatorial candidate to visit this year, spoke in Johnson County attracting local attention from residents and officials.
Judge Wm Poindexter candidate for governor spoke in Denton on a rainy Saturday afternoon outlining civil and criminal law reforms and a single civil appeals court. He criticized rival claims about antitrust prosecutions and urged a businesslike, politics free state government with reform of the state Text Book board and school funding.
The store announces new skirts in panamas voiles and fancy mixtures at 7 50 8 50 9 10 and 12 50 with shrinkage and washing guarantees. Also features pattern hats and shapes from express shipments several new millinery creations available.
The article reports Judge Poin dexter delivering remarks in the district court room at 2 o clock. Honorable E. C. Smith introduces him and the audience applauds, especially during the prohibition discussion. He recalls his family’s 1846 move to Denton county and his birth in Lamar county.
A playful plea urges readers to open a bank account, noting deposits of at least $1.00 are welcome. The ad highlights small temptations to save and encourages immediate action to start saving with the bank.
In Fort Worth Monday Judge Simmons overruled the defendant’s motion for a continuance in the Fred Morris case and the trial proceeded. Sullivan, defense attorney, departed on the first train after the ruling. Rev Andrews preached to a large congregation that night. Saturday’s program was canceled due to rain and the B Y P U county rally Sunday drew a strong crowd. E F Lee of Dallas spoke on the Union’s work under the Southern Baptist conventions. Denton school leaders pledged safety as storms approach and threatened early dismissal to protect pupils.
New Orleans forecast calls for fair weather with frost tonight and a colder Tuesday afterwards.
The planned Monday debate between F F Hill and Worth S Ray was canceled after word that Fitzhugh Hill was gravely ill. Ray announced no further dates until Hill recovers and noted a tentative future debate in Pilot Point. Ray declined to speak without his opponent.
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