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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
1
The Exchange National Bank invites noncustomers to become regular customers. Officers and staff promise courteous, confidential service with a large fireproof vault. The bank has served Denton County for over 25 years and boasts about 1500 satisfied customers.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce urges residents to pledge how many cows they can keep and supply with cream to establish a local creamery. Citizens are asked to fill a coupon and return it to President Owsley or Secretary Mc Cook to gauge raw-milk supply.
The list names officers and directors including President Nance, Vice President Christal, Cashier Coit, and directors Bates, Bush, Williams, Cok, J R Christal, J M Inge, Alvin C Owsley, and others as part of the bank’s official roster.
Dr George C Rankin editor of Home and State and Texas Christian Advocate will speak at the court house Monday afternoon July 4 at 1 oclock in the interest of governor hopeful Cone Johnson Local supporters expect a large crowd and are inviting attendees to hear him the event advertised as a notable Prohibitionist and Methodist figure speaks in support of Johnson.
The North Texas summer normal school reports a total enrollment of 602, the largest for any summer session in the state and a new state record. Last year the enrollment was 523, marking a notable gain.
The McKinney census reports a population of 4714, about 400 more than a decade ago. Officials note discrepancies from post office and tax lists, with 5250 claimed when including overs and unders, and outside corporate limits not counted.
The First Presbyterian Sunday school will host a picnic for attendees tomorrow with transport leaving the church at 8 o clock.
Local showers and warmer conditions forecast for New Orleans. Thursday looks fair with moderate south winds.
Roark elected principal of the Carrollton school after resigning as Lewisville principal. The two year contract between Es ton W. Smith and the Lewisville board was upheld by State Superintendent Brasley, amid Beaty's prior abrogation. The Lewisville board plans to appeal Brasley’s ruling to the State Board of Education.
The bank notes its origin in 1882 and reports capital growth of $72,000 to enhance service and safety for depositors, emphasizing continued operation at the same location and strong depositor protection.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce and local farmers aim to establish a creamery with estimated cost between 2500 and 5000 dollars. If enough cows supply butter fat, the project will proceed, creating employment and expanding markets across the region. Denton and Quanah already show interest in creameries as a path to farmer prosperity.
Joe Helemecke, a white resident of the Pilot Point area, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of selling whiskey and jailed in Denton. Dave Stripling was arrested on a charge of carrying a pistol.
Concrete sidewalks are rapidly being built in the city with daily contract closures. Contractor Hollers currently builds for H. BE May on Oak Street and N. P Johnson on North Locust Street, with Will Bart starting 250 feet of walk and curb work around Lee Pool’s property on Hickory Street.
Dallas and Waco split 2 to 0 and 2 to 1 in Texas League action. National League tallies include New York 4 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 11 Cincinnati 1. American League shows New York 9 Cleveland 6 and Boston 4. Southern League notes Atlanta 4 Memphis 0 and Birmingham 0 10. Rain interrupted games in the East.
An informal family reunion is hosted at the home of Captain and Mrs John Bacon on Bolivar street this week with all children present. Attending are Mrs D B Wolfe of Mangum Oklahoma Mrs Frank Thomas and children of Lone Wolf Oklahoma Miss Myrtle Bacon of Dallas Sumner Bacon of Floydada and Mrs Bacon's cousin Mrs John Perkins of Amarillo.
William, son of Mrs. Co L Hogue, fell from a bicycle and broke his right arm between the elbow and the wrist. The accident occurred in a local area as witnesses tended to him and awaited medical care. No further details on treatment or outcome are provided.
Elder C. E. Wooldridge of the Pearl Street Church of Christ will begin a ten day meeting at Cooper Creek Friday. The revival will have nightly services and Sunday afternoon services as part of the schedule.
A local stock company performs a four act melodrama by Latimore and Leigh. The production features a staged emotional plot with clear villains and heroes, designed to entertain a broad audience at the town theater.
James Walker and a cast of aliases pursue a counterfeit network led by Allen Randolph and Frank Anson. Fanny Anson and Celeste aid the chase from New Hampshire to New York and finally San Francisco as the trio confront treachery and seek vengeance across three acts.
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