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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
1
Motivational note urges readers to start now and not defer action. Encourages beginning a savings account at Exchange National Bank, claiming prompt courteous service and benefits of taking initiative to build personal financial stability. Highlights personal responsibility to initiate progress.
Exchange National Bank lists A. J. Nance as president J. R. Christal as vice president and Cott as cashier The board includes A. J. Nance Ed Fates A. M Bush C. A. Williams J. C Cott J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Oweley
The Morris case jury selection began Tuesday afternoon in For and Judge Simm 13 adjourned with three jurors seated. Nine more jurors to be chosen and Denton witnesses may stay until Wednesday morning. Graham Renfro reported continued difficulty in assembling a panel from seventy five regular and seventy five special venue jurors.
A local shop touts its latest millinery as the prettiest and nattiest line seen this season. Patrons are urged not to decide before viewing their new hats and bonnets.
In Denton county, Captain John Bacon receives word from Cone Johnson that he will visit in May to deliver speeches locally and at other county locations.
Voters gathered for city election with mayor and four aldermen to be chosen. The day passed quietly as supporters showed more interest than usual and candidates claimed leads. The Recording Chronicle will publish returns after polls close and offers results by phone. projected total votes may stay under 500 of an estimated 800 eligible voters.
One of the largest batches of prisoners for the State Penitentiary from Denton County moves forward after the February district term. Charles Marshall and Ed Cisco are en route to Huntsville, with others to follow after court adjourns. Several prisoners receive varied sentences for theft, burglary, and horse theft, while the Ed Goss murder case moves toward trial with many witnesses expected. A receiver matter for Justin Mill is postponed, and a divorce case is resolved.
Rev and Mrs Andrew F Heltmen and Mr and Mrs W W Shepard of Central Presbyterian depart Tuesday afternoon for Sanger to attend the presbytery meeting. Several others including Mrs A A Abney and Mrs W Blewett plan to go Wednesday.
The Denton County Chamber of Commerce invites presidents and secretaries of all commercial clubs in the county for a meeting on upbuilding efforts. Additional requests go to towns without a similar organization to join.
Representatives meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday April 7 to formulate plans to aid the whole of Denton county. The move is seen as key to best results and, if carried out industriously, will make old Denton county hum.
A ruling by the Attorney General's department lowers poll tax receipt and exemption certificate fees from fifteen to ten cents in this county and others over 5000 population. Collector Crowder estimates the move will reduce his fees by about 225 dollars.
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