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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
1
A motivational banking advertisement urges saving over spending. It promotes starting a savings account with Exchange National, claiming protection by capital and highlighting substantial undivided profits and reserves. It trumpets unmatched deposits in Denton county and encourages readiness for future bargains.
Analysts note early indicators that the district could gain two representatives with a chance of a third as redistricting effects unfold. Officials emphasize potential changes in committee slots and regional influence.
Census figures show drastic gains in the Thirteenth Texas district with counties like Knox and Potter recording 500 percent increases. The article lists forty eight counties and argues population trends may yield two to three congressmen, with 400 000 to 600 000 residents likely to determine representation.
State Senator John W. Veale spoke to 150 to 200 Denton County voters in the district courtroom Saturday afternoon outlining his congressional bid from the Thirteenth District. He touted park funding for San Jacinto, anti free pass laws, Confederate veterans monuments, and his legislative record while contrasting his candidacy with John H. Stephens. He condemned gambling and betting while endorsing prohibition and tariff reform as campaign planks.
Denton campaign circuit features Johnson and Poindexter allies with multiple readings. Speakers include J. D. Ferguson and J. T. Botterff for Poindexter, plus Emory C. Smith for Johnson. Appointments extend through July 22 across Denton, Madisonville, Plantersville, Milano, Rogers, Lott, and Justin with several towns hosting parallel events.
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy weather is forecast for New Orleans Louisiana with warm temperatures and light winds.
Deputy Pure Food Commissioner Hoffman visited Fort Worth and Dallas on Monday to file several complaints under the pure food law. He prepared actions against two ice cream cone manufacturers for borax and saccharin use, with filings planned in Dallas and Fort Worth, and three more against a wholesale drug house in Fort Worth for adulteration of extracts and essences.
J W Sullivan returns from Beaumont with no trace of Dr R R Sullivan missing since July 5. Dr Sullivan, Frisco road chief surgeon, vanished after saying he would ride the road. Family says finances are intact and no motive found. Tonight at the courthouse Rev A W Jones and Rev T J Beckham debate the Overneer race.
Secretary W. B. Montgomery of the County Democratic Executive committee visited the County Clerk's office to arrange election supplies for the upcoming Saturday primary. Many boxes have been mailed, but some remain on hand and those appointed to hold the election are urged to collect their materials at once.
The 12 year old son of A B Fincher living on Hickory creek south of town nearly drowned Saturday after becoming entangled in snags and barbed wire while swimming with others. He was pulled out with severe cuts and bruises but not seriously hurt.
A new wooden building west of the greenhouse is under construction for the College of Industrial Arts. Funded by the legislature appropriation it will house photography training and modern facilities, freeing space in the main building for other courses.
A dog on McKinney Street chased by several boys sparked a scare as shots rang out but hit none. A well aimed stone crippled the animal, and Mr. Howe from near Denton determined it was not mad but overheated and scared. The dog bit a dog owned by W. T. Land before being restrained.
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