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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
9
The Denton Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to establish a creamery here. It seeks pledges of cows from residents willing to supply milk and cream at market prices, inviting participation via a coupon to President Owsley or Secretary Mc Cook.
The bank invites new patrons to become regular customers and notes courteous staff, strict confidentiality, and a large fireproof vault. It has served Denton County for over 25 years with a loyal customer base and offers neighborly, convenient banking in a welcoming atmosphere.
Old banking directory lists Nance as president R Christal as vice president Coit as cashier with directors Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal and Alvin Owsley. Mentions 3 Minge.
Mayor O. P. Poe used his veto power to reject a council ordinance directing the tax collector to prepare delinquent tax records publish the delinquent list and have the city attorney file suit to collect. He cites unpaid remuneration and potential costs as the reason. City Attorney Key doubts the veto will stand.
As the Thirteenth Census begins, Denton faces wide guesses on its 1910 population. Estimates range from 4,000 to 8,000, with conservative figures around 5,600 to 5,709 from local census observers. McKinney reports 4,714, about 406 more than 1900, while Denton’s official tally remains undetermined.
伯灵顿铁路宣布自愿提高所有未组织员工且工资低于200美元者的工资，幅度从6%至10%，影响约2万至3万人。预计其他山地铁路如大北方与北方太平洋铁路将很快跟进，涉及人数达十万级。
Edward Holmes former associate statistician with the Federal Department of Agriculture pleaded guilty to the 1905 cotton report leak charge. He was fined 5000 dollars.
Tonight in New Orleans La partly cloudy skies. Friday also partly cloudy with no significant precipitation and mild temperatures expected.
Alvin C. Owsley of this city tours Texas to back Governor candidate R. V. Davidson. He will speak in Whitney Hill county and later in Hubburg Mexia Calvert and Hearne July 1 2 and 4. George W. Savage former district senator from Denton now living in Alice Nueces county also campaigns for Davidson.
A letter from Rev B Cole former Madera Baptist pastor now at Pecos Texas states the Madera camp meeting will begin this year on August 56th Rev George W Truett and other noted divines will conduct services The meeting is held in the mountains of West Texas about forty miles from Toyah the nearest railroad point and advertised as a sure enough camp meeting
In Baltimore Senator Isador Rayner attacks GOP stand patters and says insurgent movement will live and grow. He predicts ending of Republican strength with Democratic victory in fall elections and the 1908 campaign if Bryan controls the nomination. He admires some Bryan policies but disapproves others.
Sheriff Orr received a telephone report that Mrs. Sallie Bowling of Pilot Point lost her home to a fire believed incendiary. He traveled to Pilot Point to investigate on Thursday morning, seeking the cause of the blaze.
Ex-President Roosevelt issued his first political announcement on Wednesday endorsing the direct primary system. The assembly committee reported adversely on the Cobb bill aimed at establishing the direct primary.
In Krum Texas on June 29 a reader challenges Mr. F Rogers of Fort Worth about the wheat market. The writer notes millers pay 10 to 15 cents above market while wheat falls from 30 to 80 cents in a month and flour stays 25 cents. The letter requests explanation of these conditions.
The National Ginners Association released its report in Memphis on Wednesday listing an 82.3 percent general average. Oklahoma leads with 90 percent perfect. Texas shows 85 percent as of June 25 the report date.
An old bank advertises the First National Bank opened in 1882 at the same location. It notes a capital increase of $72,000 to enhance service and safety for depositors, emphasizing strong protections for all customers.
Denton reports 160 sewerage connection permits issued to date showing strong local uptake. Superintendent Storrie calls it a good showing as mains still miss parts of the city while plumbers stay busy installing house connections before full operation.
The second Southern Democratic senator to die this week is John W Daniel of Virginia. He had served since 1881 and was the oldest Democrat in the Senate. He died at his Lynchburg home after a period of ill health.
Deputy Sheriff W B Taylor took Floyd Ray to the insane asylum on Thursday morning after he was recently tried before Judge Zumwalt and adjudged insane.
A fragmentary script outline presents characters tied to Lord Amherst and Hearst including Marcia Amherst and Dora Hastings. Acts span drawing room scenes, love, and a reading of the will with a fancy dress party and a succession of dramatic twists.
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