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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
9
The advertisement notes the retailer has moved to a larger space and will offer a broader ready-to-wear department. It promises an upcoming showcase aimed at Denton and Denton County shoppers to present a more representative selection.
Shoppers are urged to buy new clothing items including hats belts and buckles at ordinary prices. The ad highlights dressers purchasing fresh suits and accessories such as puffs rats hair nets and collar pins to complete their outfits.
The bank asserts ample capital and a conservative but progressive policy. It offers modern facilities for prompt transactions, ample vault and safe room for money notes and documents, and solicitous account service to customers.
The first bale of 1919 cotton hails from Mercedes and was ginned there on Wednesday and reached Houston today. A Texas first bale of 1910 cotton was expected to arrive in Houston on Thursday, with another bale ginned at Brownsville and sent to Houston on the same day.
Reasons urge banking with the institution due to shareholder presence in Denton and the county, mutual interests, strong capital and surplus, and the integrity and financial responsibility of its management. It emphasizes the bank’s confidence among leading firms, corporations, and individuals and its association with sound business.
New Orleans weather bulletin reports tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures and light winds across the area. No precipitation expected and skies should clear by evening in most neighborhoods.
Prof Vincent reports to the Paris Academy of Medicine that he has prepared an anti typhoid vaccine by steeping typhus bacilli in a weak salt solution. Animal tests showed immunity to later typhoid exposure and thirteen humans vaccinated displayed a high resistance to bacilli.
The Deutschland carried twenty passengers from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf in nine hours covering 300 miles. It marks the start of a regular service with tickets priced from 25 to 50 dollars. The flight averaged 33 mph with bursts above 43 mph. Count Zeppelin's airship completes the inaugural voyage.
J Nance serves as President with R Christal as Vice President and Cott as Cashier. Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A Bush C A Williams J C Cott J R Christal M Inge and Alvin C Owls ey.
More than 100 representative Dallas business men arrive on a special train for a formal entertainment event. The guests tour facilities and mingle with local leaders during the visit.
More than 100 top Dallas businessmen arrived by special train at 11 25 am to be greeted by a large reception committee and driven to the Chamber of Commerce. A short meeting featured remarks from A C Owsley and J Howard Audrey before the delegation toured local firms. The group departed at 12 45 pm for Gainesville, pleased with the welcome.
Dayton Ohio June 23 The Democratic party of Ohio launches its fall campaign with Judson Harmon as both governor and president nominee. The state convention endorsed him for the presidency after renominating him for governor by acclamation. Former Gov James F Campbell urged Harmon to resign to pursue the national bid, a request Harmon opposed.
A list of prominent figures appears including A. O. Anderson of Dallas Dispatch G. L. Boedeker of Boedeker Manufacturing George W. Pierce of J I Case Plow Works H E Watkins of Burroughs Adding Machine Co R A Niccolls of Harbison Friars Sliney R G Dun Co John Sendal of the Fountain A Colhoun of Dallas News announced in a bureau department chamber of commerce record.
State Superintendent F M Brauley overrules a county board and declares Eston W. Smith's contract as Lewisville Independent District superintendent valid for the 1910-11 scholastic year at a salary of 1200 dollars. The ruling may be appealable to the State Board of Education and potentially civil courts.
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