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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
1
The bank pledges superior service from over twenty five years of experience and aims to meet customers at all times. It states it does not loan all funds to a favored few and intends to make small loans to many people.
Exchange National Bank announces its officers with A J Nance as president J R Christal as vice president C C Coit as cashier and a board including A G Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owelty.
Crowds grow tense as readiness peaks amid looming clash in pugilism. Officials brace for potential violence and ensure security around anticipated bout details.
Reno prepares for the heavyweight title bout between James J. Jeffries and John A. Johnson. Tex Rickard to referee with Billy Delaney in Johnson's corner as thousands gather. Weather improves after threatening forecasts. purse set at 101000 with 75 percent to the winner and 25 percent to the other.
An extra edition will report the Jeffries Johnson prize fight by rounds. Returns shown at Majestic Airdome from 3 30 pm with special edition available at 5c and home delivery by telephone. Regular Daily presses for noon distribution, and Elks lodge members will view in their rooms.
Generally fair weather expected in New Orleans on Monday and Tuesday with likely showers along the coast. The forecast notes sunnier inland conditions interspersed with brief showers near coastal areas.
Dr. G. C. Rankin arrived this morning and will address the public in the district court room at 1 o'clock this afternoon in support of Hon. Cone Johnson. The speech at the courthouse is expected to draw local residents and supporters.
A northeast of Krum dwelling owned by D. S. Donald was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Few household goods were saved. thirty hogs stored in an attached building were burned. Loss estimated with about $800 insured. cause believed to be an incubator lamp.
County Superintendent Beaty will again hear the dispute between Eston W. Smith and the Lewisville school board after receiving a state order. The re hearing will occur as soon as Smith, currently in Indiana, can arrange to attend.
Normal College faculty and students hosted a reception for Prof. F A Hauslein who was elected to a Dallas public schools post. Miss Nola Ratten presented a gold watch. Hauslein thanked the group and refreshments followed on campus. Also announced were local stump speakers for Gov Poindexter including Emory C Smith L D Ferguson T J Beckham Fred M Bottorff and George M Hopkins Jr.
The post office and banks closed for the Fourth of July with a late Saturday decision to take the holiday. General delivery at the post office ran 9 to 10 but no city or rural route deliveries were made.
Three candidates for governor of Texas Davidson Cone Johnson and V B Colquitt spent Sunday in Dallas. They visited with friends and supporters and each voiced confidence in winning the July 2 primary.
Dr. George Pierce Garrison senior UT faculty member dies Sunday morning after weeks of illness. The University of Texas mourns his loss as a highly respected professor.
The White Star liner Baltic collides with an unknown vessel near Fire Island while inbound. The ship had not been sighted from New York Sunday night and no information from or about the other vessel has been received.
A stiff lake breeze brought relief to thousands in Chicago as temperatures topped 76 degrees. Four people who had been prostrated previously died Sunday, underscoring the heat wave's toll.
A large crowd gathered for the July first Monday event with representative farmers from across the county. Reports indicate favorable agricultural conditions countywide.
President Taft acts on conservation by signing orders that withdraw 3,485,731 acres of power sites, phosphate and petroleum. These are the first withdrawals explicitly authorized by law and further steps in conservation and reclamation are anticipated.
Judge J M Terrell issues a statement denying claims from a Johnson headquarters circular. The letter attacked a Waxahachie 1908 speech by Poindexter alleging he favored statewide prohibition due to his local option work.
An advertisement urges business and farm owners to deposit funds, claiming absolute safety with safeguards and insurance. It notes the bank has $70,000 set aside from earnings as added security, plus $50,000 individual responsibility and $50,000 capital, totaling $170,000 in security.
A severe wind and electric storm struck Hillsboro Sunday night causing one death and nine injuries. Several homes were destroyed and residents report substantial damage to property.
At the home of Mrs. C. P. Gammill in Dallas Beulah Marsh and N A Gammill were found shot to death on a Sunday morning. Mr Gammill and Mrs Marsh were to be wed this month. No motive or case is known for the rash act.
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