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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
1
The Exchange National Bank promotes depositing from $1 and up inviting readers to open an account. It warns that small purchases tempt people to spend and suggests saving with the bank as the safe solution.
Exchange National Bank announces officers and directors with A. J. Nance as president and J. R. Christal as vice president. C. Coit serves as cashier. Directors include Ed F. Sates A. N. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsl ey.
Fourth gubernatorial candidate is scheduled to speak in Denton during the ongoing campaign. The event highlights the race as voters anticipate speeches this weekend.
Mr. Davidson spoke at the Denton county opera house addressing about 500 listeners. Introduced by Hon. Alvin C. Owsley, he reviewed his career as citizen, state senator, and attorney general. He urged voters to consider past record and cautioned against candidates who promise to stay with the constitution while opposing the platform.
Dallas county candidate J. H. Webster spoke after General Davidson’s remarks, outlining reforms including a minority protections in corporations, criminal procedure revisions, support for Confederate soldiers, and opposition to the anti free pass law, while stressing support for local option and prohibition.
A weather notice from New Orleans notes tonight and Tuesday becoming increasingly cloudy. The text interweaves a religious civic message praising democracy and references political figures Bailey, Johnson, and Col quitt, with a nod to local option and statewide prohibition.
The Woodmen Circle at Krum initiated twenty members on Saturday night. After the ceremonies, a banquet was held for members and about twenty-five guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Blankensaip and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Matthews of Denton.
Sheriff Orr and Marshal Goode arrested Ellsworth French a Negro boy after a Saturday fight. A diamond stud valued at 115 dollars was found in his pocket. The stone had been missing for about a year from Crow Wright’s home where French worked. He is charged with theft over 50 dollars.
A wall mounted gate mail box is offered for convenience to letter carriers and residents. It speeds mail delivery by letting the carrier place mail at the gate, avoiding door interruptions. People are invited to come and obtain one of these mail boxes.
Store closes Monday and Tuesday to prepare stock and mark down goods for the Great Carnival Sale starting 9 a m Wednesday June 15. No one admitted. In justice to our trade no customer gains advantage. Thousands of bargains for every family member.
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