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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
1
The advertisement argues Zion Laces are custom made in Zion City and cost less than similar laces while outwearing competing brands. It stresses women should value the purse by choosing Zion Lace for quality and price.
A promotional note urging financial independence through saving. It argues that successful business and personal life depend on living within income and building savings. The Exchange National Bank suggests opening an account with $1 and adding deposits as convenient.
A. J. Nance serves as President and J. R. Christal as Vice President with Coit as Cashier. 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.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce held a regular session to pursue a reduction in the fire insurance key rate for Denton. A committee including Owsley and directors Rayzor Evans Poe Edwards Schnweer Deavenport Blewett was named to gauge steps needed for the reduction at the next meeting. A.B. Graham was tasked to advise with Commissioner Higgins on repairing and constructing McKinney road, with work already underway from Benton to the Bim creer.
A historical note expresses gratitude to customers for patronage and loyalty and pledges continued best efforts in the future. The message emphasizes mutual appreciation and confidence in ongoing support from readers.
The Denton county group outlines plans to aid an advertising drive by the Texas Commercial Secretaries Association. They aim to secure timely pictures and versatile write ups of county sections for broad display in Mast and North. The council meeting tonight will canvass recent city election results and address possibly lowering the insurance key rate.
After the first degree murder verdict in the Goss case and a life imprisonment sentence, jurors have stirred comment. A juror said some members felt the defendant to life imprisonment. the trial’s conclusion left others emotionally affected.
A wagon-load of hogs brought a high price when Capt. A. M. Bush sold one hog for 61.63 dollars Friday. The animal weighed 682 pounds and hailed from the Captain’s noted Duroc Jersey herd.
A local shop promotes its spring selection with an extensive display of suits in blues and grays in plain and fancy fabrics. The notice invites customers to visit and see the assortment, noting boys clothes from 3.50 to 9.50 and a new line of hats in current shapes and colors.
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