Exchange National Bank Offices Directors and Officers
Exchange National Bank reports its offices and roster with A Jance as president J R and Christal as vice president Cott as cashier and directors including A J Neace Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Cott J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Jj Nance
J R&r. Christal
Cott
A J Neace
Ed F Bates
A M Bush
C A. Williams
J C Cott
J. R. Christal
J. M. Inge
Alvin C Owsley
City schools end year with 1500 pupils on vacation
Nearly 1,500 city public school students begin their summer break after a successful year. Closing exercises were held across grades and promotion rates neared 100 percent. Commencement will be held next week with a baccalaureate at First Baptist and diplomas for 29 graduates at R. E. Lee High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee
Atthew T. Andrews
First Baptist Church
R. E. Wee
Torium
Council to Fill Vacancy on Board of Equalization
City council meeting called by Mayor Poe for tonight to fill the board of equalization vacancy. B. H. Fry, chosen at a recent meeting, has refused to serve. The session may also handle other business as needed.
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Poe
Board of Equalization
B. H. Fry
Fire destroys home of Tom Killingsworth near Little Elm
Capt. A M Bush reports the burning of the Old Potter place home of Tom Killingsworth Thursday. Loss estimated between $800 and $1,000 with no insurance, including household goods meat and feed in smokehouse.
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A. M. Bush
Tom Killingsworth
Potter Place
Little Elm
Petitions Circulated Across Texas Support Submitting Liquor Amendment
In Denton and across the state petitions were circulated urging the Democratic Executive Committee to place a constitutional liquor amendment on the July 23 primary ballot. The drive, led by Dr G C Rankin J M Gambrell and T N Jones, seeks signatures by June 10 to 12 and will be sent to Dallas Slaughter Building. The plan prompts mixed views among candidates Poindexter Johnson Davidson Colquitt with debates on its impact on the 1910 race.
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G. C. Rankin
J. M. Gambrell
T. N. Jones
Slaugater
Texas
Poindexter
Johnson
Davidson
Colquitt
Denton County Pioneer E Cocanougher Talks Kansas City Interview
E Cocanougher and E Forrester return from Kansas City with fifteen head of steers. In the Drovers Journal he notes corn lags and wheat improves, praising Denton County farming shifts from old resistance to widespread cultivation and strong yields. He is a 700 acre farm owner and cattle dealer.
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E. Cocanougher
E. Forrester
Kansas City
Denton
Texas
Cocanougher
Denton County
Kentucky
Texas Farmers Hit Record Wheat Prize and Crops Outlook
The piece notes Denton flour winning first prize at the St Louis world fair and at Texas and state fairs, praising wheat prices and crop prospects. It highlights corn improving with favorable weather and predicts a strong bumper crop, while cotton remains a key late crop with attention on corn in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Denton
St. Louis
Dallas
Denton County cases reach higher courts in Texarkana
In the Court of Civil Appeals at Texarkana Thursday two Denton county cases advanced. A. J. Fouts against James Brewer et al was affirmed. E. T. Broun et al versus Frank Busch saw the appellees motion for a new hearing overruled.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Texarkana
Denton County
A. J. Fouts
James Brewer
E. T. Broun
Frank Busch
Appellees
The National Bank Strong on Security for Savings
The bank cautions savers to avoid speculative schemes and seek absolute security for principal and interest, endorsing the institution as a safe place for all accounts, large or small.
Weather Outlook for New Orleans Tonight and Saturday
Tonight and Saturday expect mostly cloudy skies with cooler conditions tonight in the northwest portion. The forecast notes cooler air moving in and lingering cloudiness across the region.
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New Orleans
Abney Building Sold to McClurkan for 12500
Mrs. M. E. Abney sells the Abney building on the south side of the square to W. B. McClurkan for 12500 dollars. McClurkan already held the west half and now gains 50 feet frontage by 120 feet depth at a rate of 500 dollars per front foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Abney
W. B. McClurkan
Abney
McClurkan
MecClurkan & Co
Return of the Prodigal and Prison Escape in The Rogue’s Gallery
Synopsis Act details a drama centered on Ralph Dinsmore. It includes Act 2 Potting and Act 3 The Escape from Prison fet with themes of false accusation and retribution in a rogue’s gallery.
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Ralph Dinsmore
Potting
New Specialties. Leon Rice Musical Director
Leon Rice leads a show by H A Stevens Hess Nelson Agnes French Nell Spence inviting audiences to come out and enjoy a fine performance and stay cool.
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Leon Rice
H. A. Stevens
Hess C. Nelson
Agnes French
Nell Spence
Reserved Seats On Sale At Curtis Drug Store
Doors open at 8.00 and curtain rises at 8:30 with reserved seating available at O. M. Curtis' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Curtis’ Drug Store
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Williams Store
Wick
Saturday Evening Post
Howard & Foster Shoes
Edwin Clapp
Oxfords
Mouigg
STEGER @ SONS
John V. Steger
Steger
Arthur W. Palmer
Exchange National Bank
Snow White
Denton Steam Laundry
Buster Brown
Selby Shoe Co
Ihirectors
Tom Killings
the National Bank
First National Bank
Stacy Adams
Beacon
Weather Report
Business House
East Hickory St
Ho. AS
Jack Dinsmore
Chas. B. Mille
Herbert Crofton
Jack DeCastile
Tom Jones
Larry Brogran
Messenger Boy
Nell Kitty O’ Laverty
Grace Dinsmore Ge Mona Travers
Violet Vernell
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