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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
1
Parents should begin training children in good habits early, starting with saving. Opening an account for a child at Exchange National Bank encourages interest as the balance grows, developing into a habit and then character. Children's accounts are welcomed.
Exchange National Bank announces officers A J Nance president J R Christal vice president and Colt cashier. Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Colt J R Christal M Itge and Alvin C Owen ey.
Sheriff Orr returned from Denver with Paul Dorsey in custody on murder charges. Dorsey, employed with the Katy bridge gang along with Joe Fadler near Garza in February, admits a dispute but denies knowing Fadler was dead. Fadler died after being found severely cut and taken to a Dallas sanitarium. Dorsey has Georgia relatives. Fadler’s family is in Missouri.
Polls close at 6 pm as two aldermen are chosen. In the third ward candidates are Dr J S Crawford and J N Paige while in the second ward H F Browder and J M Gurley contest. Voter turnout appears light and counts are updated as results are expected shortly after closure.
The remains of J W C Joanson who died Monday morning were sent to Greenville for interment Tuesday. W A Mathews accompanied the remains as a representative of the local Woodmey lodge.
The Busyest Store invites shoppers to continue buying throughout the week with notices of extraordinary bargain feasts. The message promises daily bargains and urges customers to return tomorrow and all week, counting on strong crowds and steady selling.
A small Denton attendance heard talks from Owsley Schneer Coit McLachlan and Bottorff about town betterment and the Denton creamery project. Secretary McCook urged broad citizen support as the group discussed membership growth while a social session offered punch coffee sandwiches and cigars.
The Democratic Committee reduced collector assessments from 35 to 36 dollars and constables and justices assessments from 5 to 2.50. Secretary Montgomery orders payment at Exchange National Bank before Monday, June 27.
Why You Should Do Business With the First National Bank emphasizes large Denton city and county holdings among shareholders. It highlights mutual interests, strong capital, surplus and profits, and the character of the men who run the bank. It notes the confidence of leading firms, corporations, and individuals in the county.
A brief weather report from New Orleans dated January 21 notes tonight and Wednesday will be generally fair with stable conditions. No precipitation expected and temperatures unspecified.
A Chicago brokerage firm sent nationwide questions on business and crop prospects. J. N. Rayzor from this county provided a reply. The summary notes a surge in land investment demand, rising luxury spending, shrinking country bank deposits, and cautious lending. Winter wheat looks fair, corn late, oats strong, hay short. grain prices dip due to suspected market manipulation. Washington politics are deemphasized. the West and South anticipate continued activity and fear a slowdown with higher money rates.
A quiet Monday night wedding took place at Rev. F L McFadden's home as Miss Lucile Allison and Endler Edwards exchanged vows. Miss Allison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D R Allison, are prominent Denton residents and Edwards is the son of Dr. J R Edwards. The couple will reside at Dr Edwards's Denton home.
President Taft signed the statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico on Monday afternoon. Roswell New Jersey held a large celebration Monday night upon receipt of the news of the bill's passage and signing.
A compact theater card notes a stage program featuring Billy the burglar and Dorothy with Mrs Booth and the singing comedian Leonard. The Kelleys and Hindoo illusionists are listed among the acts for the bill.
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