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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1909
Page
1
Local shop announces a line of young men’s clothing from J Wener & Co. available in prices from 10 to 18 dollars, stating fits up to coat size 38 and promising better wear and fit than rival offerings. The store invites customers to view models and colors, without obligation.
The Citizens Sewerage Committee speaks plainly about apathy among some leading citizens, urging action and public backing for sewerage plans. The group calls for stronger community involvement and responsible oversight from local officials.
Citizens' committee laments apathy as it reports $15,000 subscriptions secured for the sewerage bond plan. The group says 6 percent interest scrip will fund the project with free connections for residents, while private franchise costs would range from 22 to 50 dollars yearly.
Denton buyers are offered Hart Schaffner and Marx suits at severe discount. Spero Michael & Son manufacture the garments locally and offer a larger, more attractive selection this season. Try on a suit to ensure a correct fit.
The article argues that farmers without a bank account are rare and that a checking account is a convenience and security. It contrasts carrying cash with having receipts and exact change and warns against robbery risks. The piece advocates banking as burglary insurance and invites business.
Exchange National Bank lists officers and directors including A J Nance J C Coit J R Christal A M Bush E F Bates Co A Williams A C Owsley Dr J M Inge R L Bass.
Deputy Harve Wilson arrested a negro in Justin who matches the description of John Galloway the Sanger wife killer. Wilson, who had seen Galloway circulars in Denton, escorted the prisoner from a southbound Santa Fe train for transport to Fort Worth then Denton for identification.
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