Banking Ad Promises Conservative Yet Progressive Service
An advertisement asserts ample capital and a conservative but progressive policy. It promises modern facilities for prompt transactions, a substantial vault and safe room, and safe storage for money notes and papers. It cordially solicits reader accounts.
Exchange National Bank Directors and Officers
Exchange National Bank lists officers and directors headed by A. J Nance as president and J. R. Christal as vice president. Colt serves as cashier with a board including Ed F Bates, A. M Bush, C A Williams, J C Colt, J R Christal, J. M. Inge, and Alvin C. Owsl ey.
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A. J Nance
J. R. Christal
Colt
A Jd Nance
Ed F Bates
A. M Bush
C A Williams
J C Colt
J R. Christal
J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
Bitten by a Mad Dog at Lewisville
A ten year old daughter of G Thomas was bitten by a hydrophobic dog in Lewisville. The incident report notes the dog attack occurred near the family home and the child received medical evaluation after the bite. Further details on the dog’s vaccination status or subsequent actions were not provided.
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G. Thomas
Mad dog bites child as Lewisville residents kill suspected pets
Lillie Marie Thomas, 10, was bitten by a mad dog that escaped and attacked several other dogs west of Lewisville. The child was treated at Van Alstyne then to the Pasteur Institute. the dog was killed by Jess Cates and sent to Austin for hydrophobia testing.
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Lillie Marie
Charles G. Thomas
Lewisville
Ben
Recorgana Chronicle
van al- Styne
Pasteur Institute
Little Thomas
J. B Woodrum
van Alstyne
Hamilton
Jess Cates
Garza
Mayfield Place
Ca‘es
Cates
Bargain Week Inspires Shoppers to Return Daily
Crowds praised the store's extra specials as a hearty welcome to a new week of sales. The message invites shoppers to visit again tomorrow and all week, promising extraordinary bargains and daily deals.
Gurley and Paige Win City Alderman Races in Low Turnout
In Tuesday’s city election only 186 votes were cast. Gurley led Ward 2 with 110 to Browder 77 while Paige topped Ward 3 with 116 to Crawford 70 as polls closed early, some at 6 o'clock, amid scattered confusion over closing times.
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Polly
T. M. Jones
J. M. Hoard
J. M. Gurley
H. F. Browder
J. N. Paige
Dr. J
Crawford
Tinin
W. W. Baxter
BO Be
Alderman
Candie Warde
Ce Aawes
Foo Ak Kee
Why You Should Do Bank Business With First National Bank
Why You Should Do Bank Business With First National Bank highlights shareholdings in Denton and Denton County and mutual interests. It praises capital, surplus, and the responsible men at the helm and notes the confidence of leading firms, corporations, and individuals in the county. It claims strong association with sound business.
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Denton
Local Mill Men Warn Hold Wheat For Better Price
In amid a whirlwind wheat market Chicago reports show temperatures 100 to 110 degrees and dust obscuring sight as prices leapt. Minneap olis board saw wheat to 1.62 a bushel with brokers racing to cover. Mill manager Blewett says hold 200 000 to 300 000 bushels if weather worsens. a Northwest rain would drop 15 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
Northwest
Chicago Dispatcha
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
B. W. Blewett
Denton
Chronicle
Closing day of revival among twenty five to thirty converts
The meeting ended with about twenty five to thirty additions to the church after two conversions at the Tuesday night service. Dr Butler preached on Our Lord's Suffering for Sin. Baptism will be administered tonight to a number of converts. Dr Butler will return to Austin Friday and speak at Lampasas encampment July 14 24.
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Butler
Andrews
Austin
Bunner
W. F. Jarrell
West Sycamore Street
Guy
East McKinney Street
Buuler
Baptist
Lampasas
Denton
Arrangement of Ticket To Be Determined By Lot
Co W Geers of Pilot Point Texas calls attention to Terrell election law Section 113 requiring county committees to determine primary ticket order by lot to prevent first name preference. He notes voters favor the first name printed for state officers. June 17 1910.
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Texas
Co. W. Geers
Pilot Point
City Equalization Board Meets to Hear Complaints
The City Board of Equalization met Wednesday morning to hear complaints and review assessments as part of its ongoing work. The session focused on property valuations and appeals from residents seeking adjustments.
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City Equalization Board
City Board of Equalization
Dallas Businessmen Train Excursion To Denton
A special train bringing 110 Dallas business men arrives in Denton Thursday at 11 16. The group stays an hour and fifteen minutes then proceeds to Gainesville. Local chamber hosts an informal meeting with Dallas merchants. secretary McCook asks all auto owners to bring cars and be ready to meet the train.
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Dallas
Denton
Gainesville
Chamber of Commerce
McCook
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