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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
An old advertisement urges readers to open an account at The Exchange National Bank with deposits from $1. It warns against small temptations to spend and promotes saving as the safe path.
Exchange National Bank names J Nance as President R Christal as Vice President and Coit as Cashier. Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owsl ey.
In a June deadline reminder, candidates for county precinct and district posts must file by June 18, while United States Senate hopefuls have until June 28. State offices list names including Poindexter, Davidson, Colquix, Johnson, and others. county candidates show low filing so far. Chairman Rayzor urged all potential nominees to submit applications at once.
Large attendance marks the Epworth League conference in progress at the Methodist church South. Rev W T Whiteside welcomed visitors and Rev E R Barcus of Gainesville spoke. Miss Alma Edwards spoke and will address tonight on My Call to the Mission Field. The program features Round Tables and devotional sessions with the Jones sisters providing singing.
A promotional note claims hot weather does not affect interest and urges readers with idle funds to discuss investment options with the advertiser who promises to work hard to help maximize returns.
In Bonham on Monday night 16 year old Robert Gosh was struck by a freight train in the yards. His right foot and leg were mangled requiring amputation and he suffered other injuries that could prove fatal. He was traveling with his father and younger brother from Denton when the accident occurred.
Alvin Hill of Lewisville drove to Denton on a Sunday morning in his new Huptmobile. He reached the city in one hour and ten minutes and returned in one hour and five minutes. The trip took place on rough but sandy roads, yet the vehicle performed well for its size.
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