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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
The article extols saving money and urges opening a bank account at Exchange National Bank. It highlights the pleasure of not spending, the value of deferred gratification, and the bank's role in helping customers keep money safe for when they wish to use it.
Exchange National Bank announces A. J. Nance as president and J. R. Christal as vice president with C. Colt as cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates A. M. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Colt J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsley.
A Fort Worth Record special from Dallas reports strategies to withdraw Poindexter and Johnson from the gubernatorial contest. Ramsey may become the prohibition Democrat compromise candidate as leaders press for a unified race. A Decatur Methodist official weighs plans and the duty of prohibitionists to vote for prohibition if needed.
An old bank advertises its long history and cautious lending. Established in 1882, the bank promises personal attention from officers and urges readers to start a deposit today.
The census in Denton ends in 15 days with Ward 1 and Ward 2 complete and Ward 3 4 nearly done. Rural districts have until May 15 to finish. The Chamber of Commerce urges missing households to contact enumerators or the chamber for full counts. Results will be sent to Gainesville for review and release months later.
The April term of the county court admitted multiple estates to probate and appointed guardians and executors. Items include guardians for minors Sam J Harmonson Burnis D Christian and J J Massey, final accounts for J D Hollars, Henry Wiley Gilmer guardian appointment, and appraisers named for Julia A Willhite and B Judge estates. Real estate valued at 25515 and personal property at 29140.13 were listed for the Judge estate with executor James Judge named.
Weather bulletin for New Orleans Louisiana indicates today and tonight will be increasingly cloudy and colder with a drop in temperatures.
Judge A. W. Walker formerly of Pilot Point and now in Fort Worth will address voters on his flotorial candidacy. He is scheduled to speak at the courthouse next Monday at 2 p.m. in support of his bid.
The Bradshaw estate trial starts in county court with A C Owsley as special judge after Judge Zumwalt’s disqualification. The trial is expected to run today and Saturday as jurors F Balls R J January J P Bowles L T Owens A M George W R Allen are selected to hear the case.
Jug Popinaugh, a fifteen year old African American youth, was arrested Thursday afternoon by Sheriff Orr on a charge of theft under fifty dollars. He is accused of stealing a rifle from a room in the Oatman hotel where he was employed. Charles McDonald, recently convicted in county court of theft under fifty dollars, was also jailed Tuesday.
Directors accept the railroad proposition. Telegraph acceptance of the proposition for road running east and west through Den on.
Denton directors discussed absorbing a tentative proposal to build a Santa Fe rail line into Denton with prospects of extending to Bowie and Wylie. They agreed bond for the offer would be forthcoming and called for prompt local arrangements within sixty days. A secretary election was postponed and the chapter planned May events for the County Boys Corn clubs amid census efforts.
Reports say wheat blown by north winds is drying out and needs rain. Plowed ground shows a good season and corn and cotton look well, but all crops could benefit from a gentle shower.
A district court in Abbott Texas decided in favor of J J Jackson and other plaintiffs in the case J J Jackson et al versus A H Duff et al over the church property once owned by the Cumberland Presbyterian church. The judge ruled the 1966 union with the Presbyterian church valid and declined to review regularity.
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