C W B M TO MEET LOCAL AUXILIARY MEETS Wednesday
The local auxiliary to the Christian Womans Board of Missions will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 4 PM. The program features a 4 chart drill by Mrs Batton and a recitation I love the West by Miss Susan Cobb.A representative from other city missionary societies is invited to attend and report plans beneficial to all. The study of Via Christ continues covering Constantine to Charlemagne and related topics.
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Christian Womans’ Board of Missions
Tts
Batton
Susan Cobb
Constantine
Charlemagne
Europe
Asia
Jusinian
Edessa
Persia
Health districts named by state health officer
Dr Brumby state health officer divides the state into six health districts for public health purposes. The list includes South and East Richmond by Dr Mark O Frrel, Middle Hearne by Dr H W Cummings, North Gainesville by Dr J E Gilchrese, Panhandle Northwest by Dr T F Burnett Sey mour, West San Antonio by Dr Boyd M Cormick, and Southwest Cuero by Dr J W Burns.
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Brumby
Uth
Mark Ofrrel
Richmond
H. W. Cummings
Hearne
J. E. Gilchrese
Gainesville
Panhandle
Northwest
T. F. Burnett
Seymour
Boyd M.cormick
San Antonio
J. W. Burns
Cuero
Patten Withdraws from Market After Record Speculation
James A. Patten, famed market speculator, retires from active trading taking with him an estimated fortune of 16 to 15 million dollars. His last act includes selling a large position in long wheat valued at 5 to 6 million dollars, incurring a loss of around 500000 dollars.
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James A. Patten
Invitation to Exchange National Bank Customer Invite
Friendly invitation from Exchange National Bank of Den ton county inviting noncustomers to become regular customers. It touts courteous staff strict confidence and a large fireproof vault and notes two and a half decades of service with about fifteen hundred satisfied customers.
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Exchange National Bank
Exchange National
Den~ton County
Tis Bank
Bank Directors and Officers Listed for Exchange National Bank
The document lists officers and directors of Exchange National Bank including J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President C. Coit as Cashier and directors A J Nance Ed F Bates A Bush C A Williams C Coit R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley.
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A. J. Nance
F Bates
Bush
A. Williams
Coit R. Christal
J. M. Inge
Alvin C Owsley
Denton County Democratic Committee Sets July Meeting Agenda
County Chairman Rayzor calls the Denton County Democratic Executive Committee to meet Monday July 11 at 2 p m in Denton courthouse. The purpose is to consider legality of placing names of candidates on the official ballot who failed to file in time and to arrange state office candidates for the ballot, with attendance urged for all members.
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Tcket
Rayzor
Denton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Denton
J. N. Rayzor
Denton Coutty
Democratic
County Press
Roosevelt and Taft Meet at the President’s Home
Col. Roosevelt spent two hours and twenty minutes with President Taft at the White House. He gave no formal endorsement of Taft’s policies but reaffirmed their close friendship. Roosevelt welcomed Taft as Mr President and Taft replied Hello Theodore. Taft later said he had nothing to add beyond a pleasant visit.
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Col
Roosevelt
Taft
Theodore
Lenaor H. Cabot Lodge
Wilson Hardware Company
Taylor Hardware Company
W. ©. Taylor
Taylor
Tucum—cari
N. M
Four Deaths and Heat Prostrations Reported in Chicago
The last day of June 1910 in Chicago brought the hottest day of the month with four deaths and ten heat prostrations. Dogs ran amok as three people were bitten during the heat wave, including two children and a woman.
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Chicago
Weather Update from New Orleans Tonight and Saturday
New Orleans weather forecast shows partly cloudy skies tonight and for Saturday. Temperatures steady with light winds and no major precipitation expected in the area.
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New Orleans
Judge Grubbs Praises Denton Education Center Expansion
Judge W W Grubbs and Mrs Grubbs visited Denton en route to Greenville from a Northwest prospecting tour. He praised the College of Industrial Arts and forecast Denton becoming a major educational center with stronger enrollment and influence on young Texas women.
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W. W. Grubbs
Grubbs
Denton
College of Industial Arts
Young Womanhood of Texas
Black Land Experiment Farm Grows Fine Wheat
Fort Worth Record reports Dr. H. H. Harrington, director of the Texas experiment stations, celebrates under a new system at the Den ton stations. Wheat from the experiment farm wins first prize at a trades day contest with sixty seven pounds per bushel and earns the first premium on twelve heads. The farm yields about twenty bushels per acre and the grain fetches high prices.
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Fort Worth
H. H. Harrington
Texas Experiment Stations
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Dalhart offers $1000 prize for best 109 acres corn
The Dalhart Commercial club announces a $1000 prize for the farmer who raises the best 109 acres of Indian corn within ten miles of Dalhart. The contest aims to encourage high yields and quality in local agriculture.
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Dalhart
Local Chamber Hears Plan For Santa Fe Line
Chamber of Commerce discusses forming a local company to build a line to the Santa Fe, likely via Krum Slidell, with costs estimated from 860 600 to 1 60 600. Engineer Crow outlines feasibility while a canvassing committee is appointed. Santa Fe interest appears unlikely.
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Chamber of. Commerce Directorate
Santa Fe
Krum
Slidell
Crow
Austin
Slidell Country
Gainesville
Oklahoma
Bridgeport
Greenwood
Denton
Lemgta
Citizens
Messrs
J. R. Caristal
C. F. Evans
McCook
Chamber of Commerce
Record
Chronicle
Assembly Rejects Direct Primary Bill in Roosevelt Slap
The New York Assembly votes 80 to 63 against the direct primary measure amid bipartisan pressure. The move signals possible death for the bill and a pointed rebuke to Col. Roosevelt, with the Senate pursuing a similar outcome.
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NEW York Assembly
Col. Roosevelt
Hugney
Senate
Col
Roosevelt
Sunday School Picnic at Blue Hole
The First Presbyterian church Sunday school spent Thursday at Blue Hole with the pastor and many parents joining the picnic party. An enjoyable time is reported by attendees.
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Blue Hole
First Presbyterian Church
Bank Advertisement Promotes Safety and Deposits
An ad urges farmers and business owners to deposit money, claiming the bank is absolutely safe. It touts $70,000 set aside from earnings as additional security and cites a $50,000 individual responsibility and $50,000 capital, totaling $170,000 in coverage.
New Automobile Ordinance Aims to Regulate City Driving
The city's new automobile ordinance went into effect Thursday. City Marshal Goode said every provision will be enforced. The rules ban speeds over twelve miles per hour in certain zones and bar drivers under age six from handling a car.
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Goode
Dramatic Locals Present a Village Tale of St Elmo
A cast list and scene notes describe characters including St Elmo Murry Harry P Brown Allen Hammond and Walter Marshall in a play. Acts unfold at Mount Lookout blacksmith shop and the Hammond rectory study across two years with repeated visits and shifts in setting.
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Aaron Hunt
Mount Lookout
Ld Borage
St. Elmo
Mr. Hammond
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Williams Store
Christian Womans Board of Missions
France
Martin of Tours
Clovis
Germany
Boniface
Africa
Ireland
Patrick
Scotland
Columbia
John Knox
Columus
Temperance
England
King Ethelbert
AlTfilash
China
India
Tae Scripures
Dor. Broomis
Patten
Owever
Palmer
Perfection Oil Stores
VELIE
A. W. Sears
Southwest Corner Square
Denton Steam Laundry
Lhirectors
Ieee i Islee
Hart, Schaffner
MARX
Jarrell-Evans Dry Goods Company
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Judge Grubbs
Lentona
Black Land Experiment Farm
Federal Department
Cotto
Department
Taylor and Associates
First National Bank
G. Renfro
Mgr
Latimore & Leigh Stock Company
St Elmo
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