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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
1
A persuasive plea urges readers to save money and plan for the future by opening a bank account with this bank. It emphasizes personal responsibility, persistent effort, and the bank's role in helping achieve financial goals for dependents and future needs.
A. J. Nance serves as President with J. R. Christal as Vice President and Coit as Cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates A. M. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsl ey.
The county Democratic executive meeting in the county courthouse elected W A B Montgomery secretary and treasurer. J R Phil lips and Joe Simmons filled vacancies. W W Wright and W Y Barnet were declared vacant and replaced by R Christal and D S Donald. The new committee, listed by precinct, includes many Denton area representatives. The secretary was told to close a deal for election supplies aside from tickets.
Representatives of the city Sunday Schools gathered at the First Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon for a conference on Sunday School work. With no set program, talks on organization and class work sparked interest and a quarterly meeting plan across the city’s churches was decided.
Capt A M Bush arrived Monday with five six month old Duroc Jersey pigs weighing 1194 pounds in total. He sold the herd at So around and netted eighty eight dollars for the load.
Denton County Farmers Institute will hold a special meeting here Saturday at 1 30 p m with strong attendance expected. Talks on good roads will be delivered by several county farmers and city figures J N Rayzor Wm Ganzer and Alderman J M Evans.
J Gibbons of Argyle arrived Monday with three bales of early picked cotton and sold them to T A Robinson for C F Witherspoon and Sons at fourteen and one quarter cents per pound.
The Standard Business college resumed operations Monday morning with full attendance after a temporary closure caused by a fire in the Craddock building on the south side.
J. M. Evans, seeking a second term, announces his bid for alderman of Ward 2. The formal declaration appears in the proper column of this issue.
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