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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
1
The message urges readers to open a bank account even with small sums. It states that improving business methods benefits any line of work and invites interested individuals to visit Exchange National Bank for assistance and information.
The bank’s leadership is named with A J Nance as President, J R R Christal as Vice President, and C A Williams as Director. Coit serves as Cashier alongside directors A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush J C Coit J M Inge Alvin Cowsley and J R Christal.
Northbound Katy passenger train wreck causes all cars to derail on Elm Bridge at Ming O. No injuries reported but service halted as crews assess track damage and passengers are evacuated. Official statements urge travelers to seek alternative routes and expect delays.
Reports say no one was seriously hurt after the Northbound Katy passenger train including a Union Pacific official and his bride derailed near Little Elmbottom at Mingo. Two tracks remained. Repairs expected six to ten hours as crews work from Whitestoro.
The Gainesville district Epworth League Conference will be held here at the Methodist church Tuesday and Wednesday. The program opens Tuesday at 3 p.m. with a sermon by Rev. D. F. Puller. Tuesday evening Rev. T. M. Kirk speaks on Spiritual Equipment for Service. The full schedule will be announced later.
A civil service examination was held Saturday with applicants for post office positions. The names listed include Elbert Naugle Valentine Leach Earl Darnall Jack McMath and Chase Kirkpatrick.
The railroad bill as it passed the Senate creates a commerce court under the attorney general, grants rate investigation powers, and allows the commission to suspend new rates for 129 days. It tightens control of telephone and telegraph rates, requires proof of reasonableness for rates since 1940, and limits injunctions. party votes show mixed Democrat support and Republican concurrence with 15 senators paired.
Washington June 4 The Senate approved the railroad bill 60 to 12 after a protracted contest. Reac tionary Republicans led by Ald rich and allies from transportation interests faced insurgent Republicans Cummins and La Follette with limited Democratic support. Every Republican senator voted for the measure.
State Superintendent F M Brally explains the amended anti-nepotism law prohibits hiring relatives within the third degree of any school board member. Violations incur fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and possible removal from office. He urges trustees to review chapter 48 page 85 of the Thirty-First Legislature acts.
Denton Chamber of Commerce directors held a regular meeting Thursday afternoon. The soliciting committee reported renewals for 1209 subscriptions, likely to exceed last year’s total with pledges from remaining subscribers. The Dallas fair association booth contract was closed. Denton County Old Settlers Association invited for Trades Day June 18, with interest high countywide. The group plans to publish the list of subscribers supporting the organization soon.
The notice warns readers against risky investments and urges careful choices, promoting the bank as a safeguarded place for deposits of all sizes. It emphasizes avoiding speculation and trusting in secure principal and interest.
The store touts Kuppenheimer clothes for men and Perfection suits for boys and young men as this season's latest effects. Tailored by top country tailors, they claim unmatched value for the price and invite customers to come and see.
Tonight and Sunday generally cloudy in New Orleans with strong winds expected tonight or Sunday.
The excerpt lists a four act stage piece featuring Sadie Mrs Lee Nana Lee. Act 1 Gol Lee's Southern Home story. Act 2 A Happy Family A False Father. Act 3 The Hut in the Wi Father. Act 4 Same as Act 1 Old Tramp.
The notice announces available seating at O. M. Curtis drug store with reservations being sold locally. No further details provided.
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