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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
1
Miss Kelsay promoted to the High School to fill a vacancy in the Intermediate department. The school board also moved to hire a replacement for Miss Kelsay in the Intermediate, with a special meeting next Saturday to consider applications as enrollment nears 300 in the high school.
Denton High School formed a Gee Club with about thirty members. Jerry Fowler was elected president and Charlie Frapel secretary and treasurer, with Mr. Eaton as faculty adviser. The club plans music and instructor arrangements, and students face upcoming intermediate exams.
Manager Rector and Captain George Paschal seek fresh talent as top players from last year, Rector Brown and Harris, have departed. Several new students entering the school this year will strengthen the squad.
The piece argues that savings build prosperity and urges readers to open a savings account. It touts the value of saving before success, notes successful businesspeople save first, and promotes their bank as easy to use and rewarding for depositors.
A. J. Nance serves as President and J. R. Christal as Vice President. Coit is named Cashier at Exchange National Bank.
New Orleans weather forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with a drop in temperatures. Temperatures will fade as a cold front moves through the area.
A tense showdown develops in Texas as farmers and cotton oil mills mobilize to block a secret plan to abolish interstate cotton seed rates. Farmers say reduced rates last year earned $25 million and allow seed to be consolidated in Tennessee until mills meet price demands.
World attention centers on Count Leo Tolstoy whose advancing age and recurring bronchitis have left him bedridden for much of the time. Born at Yasnaya Polyana in 1828, he remains near his estate as his condition worries observers.
Denton Texas council keeps the 1910 tax levy at 1909 levels while approving a petition for a local option election on street and sidewalk improvements. Z Wiggs re elected street commissioner, East Hickory plan advances, Southwestern Telephone franchise approved, and various street and curb regulations discussed.
Denton candidates for State University’s 1910 baseball squad include Cub Wathen former Athletics third baseman and 1909 Denton High teammates Clark Brown and Tom Rector. Wathen tabbed captain with Brown and Rector challenging for catcher and outfield roles.
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