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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
1
A local bank explains its policy of providing truthful inquiries about customers. The institution notes its ability to give favorable responses due to observed business transactions and invites new patrons to make it their bank.
Exchange National Bank announces officers: A. 3. Nance serves as president, J. R. Christal as vice president, and C. Coit as cashier.
A list of directors includes A. J. Nance Ed F Bates A. M Bush C A Williams J C Colt J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Ow s ley, confirming the current board lineup.
A Friday night blaze in the Craddock building on the south side of the square caused total losses in the Denton Business College office run by J E McCabe. The upper floors housed various businesses while water damage affected stocks below. insured losses were reported for most tenants.
Texas Dairy and Food Commissioner Abbott warns wholesale grocers that criminal courts will handle prosecutions of manufacturers selling illegal food products. The bulletin asserts the state law mirrors the National Pure Food Law and rejects relying on Federal guarantees in lieu of state protections. Abbott states inter state shipments violators may face federal action, and the department will enforce flavoring definitions per court rulings.
A Denton improvement item for 1910 proposes a handsome stone freight depot to replace the old frame building dating to the woods era. Rail officials estimate cost above twenty thousand dollars with work starting this year. The current large fire prone shack may be moved near the passenger station or further south along the track.
A group of candidates and other residents attended a joint debate in Aubrey on Saturday morning featuring local representative hopefuls Messrs. Dickson Hill and Ray. The event drew community interest and covered campaign topics discussed by the trio.
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