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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
1
An advertisement claims Zion Laces are strictly American made in Zion City, offered at lower price than similar laces, and will outwear competitors at a comparable price, urging women to consider this purse worthy of merit.
A short article urges living within income and building a savings habit. It argues that prudent business policy relies on spending less than earnings and recommends opening a savings account with Exchange National Bank, with an initial deposit of $1 and flexible subsequent deposits.
Exchange National Bank lists officers including President A. J. Nance Vice President J Christal Cashier J M Inge and directors B F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal Alvin C Owsley and others.
A 39 1-2 percent key rate for Denton men could yield about 10 000 dollars yearly in savings with relatively low cost. This signal suggests substantial financial impact from modest rate shifts for local residents.
A Record and Chronicle report cites M. W. Deavenport of the Deavenport agency outlining possible reductions in Denton's key rate. He says a 12 cent saving could be achieved with little cost and labor, with potential cuts up to 19 and a half cents noted as possible. The item continues on the second page.
A business thanks customers for past patronage and loyalty and pledges continued diligent service in the future with full confidence that their support will continue.
The Denton County case against Ed Goss concluded when he pled guilty after a lengthy jury selection. The state would not seek the death penalty, opting for life imprisonment. A tearful meeting with his elderly mother moved the courtroom as the verdict was read.
Unsettled weather expected tonight and Friday in New Orleans with likely showers Friday. Winds light to moderate. Rain chances increase toward the end of the period.
Colquitt will visit Denton county on April 23 delivering speeches at 2 p m in Denton and at 8 p m in Pilot Point. Local supporters plan entertainment and a possible rally and demonstration during his stay. A third speech in May may occur at the Parvin picnic.
Residents along West Sycamore street heard a roar and felt wind veer violently Wednesday night. Observers noted it was almost a tornado but, as far as could be learned, caused no damage.
For the season the store showcases Spring suits in blues and grays with plain and fancy colors. A splendid range of boys clothes priced from 3.50 to 9.50 is offered along with new hats in correct shapes and shades.
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