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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
1
The text promotes Eagle Shirts in multiple price points from $1.00 to $2.00, claiming superior quality and fit with neck comfort and new patterns. It notes availability in the best stores nationwide and describes white and color edged negligees with plaited fronts that extend to the bottom to avoid waist bulge.
Secretary Scruggs works with list to raise 5000 dollars for preliminary surveys for an interurban between Denton and Fort Worth. By noon Tuesday twenty one men had subscribed 100 dollars each. Owsley of the Chamber of Commerce secured fourteen signatures, with the rest gathered the next day.
Mrs Williams aged 79, mother in law of farmer Jack Stroud, died last week six miles east of Denton in the country. She was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery near Lloyd. Old age was given as the principal cause of death.
An exhausted horse fully saddled and bridled was found untethered early Tuesday in front of A Logan's on South Elm Street. Mr Logan released it thinking it belonged to someone, but two men later claimed and removed it near the Alliance mill. Officers could not locate any missing horse.
A bank book with the holder’s name proves depositorship and thrift. It is said to attract an employer’s favorable attention and aid in finding work by showing regular business habits. The book would also enable starting a business self independently. The issuer expresses pleasure at issuing a book in the name of the applicant.
A. J. Nance serves as president with J. R. Christal as vice president and J. M. Inge among directors. Coit is cashier joining a board that includes Ed F. Bates A. M. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. R. Christal and Alvin C. Owsl ey.
Tonight and Tuesday in New Orleans experience unsettled weather with a rise in temperatures expected Tuesday. The report notes warmer conditions on Tuesday.
In district court Ed Goss murder case moved from Cooke county to Montague for trial on March 23 due to venue change. Prosecution expects four to six days. 96 witnesses were listed, eight from Cooke and fifteen from Montague. A special venire of 150 jurors was ordered, the largest in years. Earlier trial in Cooke ended in a hung jury with ten voting death and two for life.
Under supervision of its Directors who are stock holders, the bank states responsibility to depositors through personal examinations and accurate knowledge of affairs. It solicits your business. Signatures include M. & Stout, G. B. Collins, A. D. Turner, W. T. Johnson, Jno. A. Hann, Mrs. S. R. Davis, H. F. Schweer.
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