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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
1
The notice encourages personal financial discipline and cautions against scams. It promotes budgeting, avoiding waste, and securing a home bank with a $1.00 account opening. It stresses self-reliance and health as foundations for financial progress.
Exchange National Bank announces officers with A J Nance as President J R Christal as Vice President and C Coit as Cashier. Directors listed 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.
The city school system announces the full faculty for the coming term with only two high school vacancies kept open for now. Superintendent Carlisle is re elected for two years at 2900 dollars. Many teachers are graduates of the local high school, including about fifteen of twenty three women now teaching there.
A dated message expresses gratitude for customer patronage and loyalty and promises continued efforts and assistance, stating appreciation for past support and hoping for ongoing patron relations.
After three days of juror examination 165 Denton county residents were narrowed to twelve. The panel includes J. M. Pipkin R. E. Hicks W. L. Jones W. T. Finney B. N. Salleer W. Fletcher J. B Thomas Charley Skiles Jyde Godwin A. Bailey J. G. Watson and W. L. Harbert. The trial promises a long and heated courtroom battle with Hon. W. E. Murphy prosecuting and E. I. Key city attorney for the defense. Weather report notes unsettled conditions in New Orleans with cooler temperatures expected Thursday.
Corinth April 11 The third Saturday in May, the 21st, is decoration day at Swisher Cemetery and all interested are requested to take notice and be present.
Co. H. Davie demonstrated wheat prolificacy by bringing to town seventy seven stalks grown from one grain of wheat from the W. R. Laney place.
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