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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
Exhibition Day on Wednesday all day will showcase for fall delivery a collection of Silk Waists Silk Street Dresses Reception Dresses and Evening Dresses as the finest high class garments. None of these goods can be obtained for immediate delivery.
A playful note explains that small daily coin saves add up over time through basic banking habits. It encourages children to practice pennies nickels and dimes saving skills to grow future wealth. It presents simple steps for starting an account and building routine.
In Brownsville on June 3 Associated Press dispatches say rebels began an attack on Matamoros with fighting ongoing and many reported dead. A day earlier a Constitutionalists force withdrew and moved to surround the city from the east as the population stayed put on this side of the river.
The Denton County National Bank and The Accommodating Bank under the guidance of G H Blewett are noted in this fragment. The text references banking entities and a key individual connected to the institution.
Four hundred are reported killed in a Saturday battle between Chihuahua and Santa Rosalie in Chihuahua state. Both sides withdrew after the engagement.
The marriage of Miss Olga F Sheppard of this city sister of Senator Morris Sheppard and Hon Cullen F Thomas of Dallas will be celebrated Monday night at W F Skillman home.
A historical note credits the Exchange National Bank with aiding the development of Denton and Denton County since its establishment in 1881. The record praises the bank’s role in fostering prosperity and its ongoing maintenance as a sign of community progress.
Road opening day awaits enrollment as record numbers register for the summer program. Officials report the largest turnout ever, far exceeding previous summer normal openings.
The North Texas Normal College opened its 1913 summer term with the greatest arrival yet, as crowds gathered for registration. An observer estimated about 800 students on opening day, with ongoing crowds since Sunday night and packed trains bringing new students to Denton.
Jefferson Davis birth anniversary observed with state offices closed. Daughters of the Confederacy led the observance across the South. Dallas dispatch reports wide observance throughout the region as public services paused.
Associated Press dispatch reports a three alarm health scare in Texarkana as infantile paralysis spreads. Appeals go to both state health departments for help. five doses given and several deaths are noted in early figures.
Forty two notaries public in Denton County had qualified by noon Tuesday as prior commissions expired May 31. County officers and the County Clerk’s office held the acknowledgements with fees until now. Notaries may qualify until June 10, with exceptions for sickness or state absence.
The Denton County plans a Trades Excursion 10 to Dallas inviting participation from the Dallas Chamber of Commerce. The event date is set for June 11.
Denton county plans to send at least 100 autos to Dallas with 19 already in line awaiting invitation acceptance. The Dallas Chamber of Commerce urged a Denton visit to boost auto trade and county advertising, postponing the trip for a week after initial plans.
In Oxford England June 3 militants blamed for destroying the largest boat house on the Isis river and numerous student boats owned by Oxford University.
Translation obscures readable facts. No clear people places dates or events to summarize into a valid news item.
A shopper who pays by check drawn on his banker signals orderly finances and reliability. Merchants note such customers are worth a little extra attention, as using a bank account shows they conserve earnings and respond to considerate service.
Chairman Simmons after a conference with President announces that wheat flour and meal will likely be free with a 10 equalization plan. The press notes indicate Wilson favors a free listing for meat and flour.
Chairman Simmons after a White House conference said the tariff bill likely to reach the democratic caucus next week will include free lists for cattle wheat meat and flour. President Wilson favors freeing meat and flour to balance raw materials and the Senate sub committee is seen agreeing to add them with wheat and cattle. Washington June 3.
Washington June 3 Senator Endorse told a Senate committee that in sixteen years he has never seen improper attempts to influence Congress over the tariff. He named 175 individuals who called on him this year regarding the tariff.
Judge Elbert Gary testified in the government suit to dissolve the Steel trust denying that price fixing was the aim of the Gary dinners. He said the gatherings were meant to unite manufacturers to foster business stability.
Busy shoppers invited to visit for large selections of hot weather apparel for all family members. Store emphasizes ready to wear items and quick access.
London reports on June 3 that Bulgarian forces started evacuating the Turkish port of Rodosto on the Sea of Marmara as part of military operations in the region.
In BAC France on June 3 Ed Mogg of Perryon set a new passenger airplane altitude record at 16 386 feet. The feat marks a historic high for aviation records in the period.
Sydney A. Gross, a Central High School sophomore in Philadelphia, has caused a sensation in mathematics circles by discovering a device that trisects angles up to 189 degrees. The 16 year old reportedly demonstrated the method to his teacher, who praised the breakthrough.
Weinert was validated as Texas Secretary of State yesterday, succeeding John L. Wortham who resigned. He filed his bond of over $2,000,900.
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