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Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1910

Page

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Arc light proposal for East Hickory Street gains support

Water works commission likely to approve arc lighting from the Square to the Depot after favorable remarks from two of three members. Chairman McClurkan would not speak for publication but indicted future discussion at the next meeting. Members Hoard Benett and Storrie expressed cautious support and requested cost estimates first.

Waterworks Commission Chamber of Commerce Hickory Street McClurkan Hoard Benett Storrie

City considers muzzle ordinance for dogs at large

A. E. Brewer circulates a petition asking the city council to require all dogs running at large to wear muzzles and impose fines on owners. Brewer believes the ordinance will pass with little trouble.

A. E. Brewer Brewer

A Good Habit Bank Account Offer

A short bank promotion urges customers to open an account with one dollar. It claims no excuses prevent opening and promises the bank will handle the rest. The pitch stresses starting now makes saving a habit.

Exchange National Bank Directors Listed

Exchange National Bank lists A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President C. Coit as Cashier and a board including 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.

A. J. Nance J. R. Christal C. Coit Ed F. Bates A. M. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. M. Inge Alvin C. Owsley

Unsettled Weather Tonight After Warmer Conditions

Tonight and Tuesday bring unsettled conditions with warmer readings expected tonight. A system may bring showers or light rain later in the period.

Dogs poisoned on West Side. several die after Saturday night

Saturday night unknown person scattered poison over Denton mill area and nearby West Side. Five dogs died Sunday morning and others were poisoned, causing owners to seek information about the culprit.

West End Denton Mill Sturday

Concrete Walk Fever Spreads As City Plans Improvements

The spring push for better sidewalks gains momentum on West Hickory Street where contractors have contracts for hundreds of feet. The city will lay concrete crossings if property owners install walks, encouraging wider work along South Elm Street and other blocks as North and West Oak streets show activity.

Hickory Street J. E. Hollers South Elm Street West Oak Street

Farmers Institute Program Draws County Attendees

The Denton County Farmers Institute met at the county court house this afternoon. A prepared program drew a fair crowd with prominent farmers scheduled to speak on crop improvement. J W Underwood president will discuss benefits of farmer cooperation. J B Doyle of Slides addresses seed beds and corn planting. B G Tanner covers hot beds and potato culture as discussion follows.

Denton County Farmers’ Institute Court House J. W. Underwood J. B. Doyle Slide B. G Tanner

Camp Sul Ross U C V Holds Regular Meeting

Sul Ross camp U C V met at the courthouse Sunday with fifteen members. A letter from A W Robertson of Boston urged a law to place a US flag in every school, to which the camp replied they are not political. Resolutions were planned for deaths of J M Nix, B Neel, and Jatty Judge, and condolences were offered on Brigadier General Robert Lowry.

Boston Mass A. W. Robertson Sul Ross Ean School Grand Army of the Republic J. B. Lewis United States

A Pleasurable Duty to Visit the Bank

An advertisement invites readers to use the bank offering full facilities and stressing its status as the county’s largest capital, surplus and undivided profits holder. The tone emphasizes service and reliability as its pleasurable duty.

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