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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
1
An advertisement from The Exchange National Bank urges readers to start saving by opening a bank account with a minimum deposit of $1. It promotes deposits as a safe way to accumulate money and suggests coming in to open an account now.
Exchange National Bank lists A J Nance as president and R Christal as vice president. Cott serves as cashier with directors including Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Cott J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley.
The Chamber of Commerce proclaims June 18 as the first Trades Day of the year with plans for vendor events and activities, inviting local merchants to participate.
Denton and Chamber of Commerce announce a countywide trades day on Saturday June 18 1910 with premiums for in season products. Secretary McCook says the event will be well advertised drawing a large county crowd and farmers to showcase lettuce onions beets potatoes peaches and apples for the Dallas fair. Continued on second page.
First 1910 wheat from the Experiment farm sold Monday at Sie for 5 cents a bushel to Alliance mill. Early lots weighed 59 pounds. later loads 61 1/2 pounds, expected 62 on drying. Thrashing delayed by Monday night rain. marketing to resume Wednesday or Thursday. City prices listed for old crop wheat and July futures quoted in Chicago. East Denton County man who sold 110 acres after freeze for 400 buys back for 900, aiming to net 500.
The Denton County Medical Society met Monday with Dr. Kimbrough presiding. Members present included Drs. Lain Rowe Gose Sanders Lipscomb Kimbrough Kincaid Copenhaver Hooper Gammill Harris. Reports included a pin lodged in the throat and a gunshot wound case. Dr Dudley of Little Elm was elected to membership.
Bank ad claims high yields persist in heat, promising to discuss options for idle funds. Encourages readers to consult about investments or savings even at high temperatures. Suggests conversations lead to available opportunities despite heat.
Reports show Tuesday rain covered most of Denton county aiding corn at a critical stage. Sanger to Lewisville reported showers with up to two and a half inches in places, washing damage near Waketon, while Aubrey saw no rain. Wheat was mostly in shock and rains ease thrashing, with Pilot Point briefly sprinkled and other areas receiving beneficial, if uneven, rainfall.
Company cancels current stock offering and cannot secure a replacement this week. Manager Renfro travels to Dallas to secure an attraction. Announcement urges readers to watch for reopening toward the end of the week.
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