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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
1
The bank invites new customers to open accounts with a small sum and without formal attire or red tape. Consultants are available to discuss business matters, and both new and wealthy depositors receive the same welcome. Visit any time to talk with management.
A. J. Nance serves as President with J. R. Christal as Vice President and Cott as Cashier at Exchange National Bank.
Directors listed include A. J. Nance Ed F Bates A N Bush C A Williams J R Christ 1 J M Inge and Alvin C Owsley. The piece enumerates board members with no further context.
The Denton County Farmers Institute held its monthly meeting Saturday with strong turnout and a focus on good roads. Speakers outlined road cost comparisons, blasting the impact of poor Texas roads on farmers and proposing four road-building options including bonds.
District court opened for its fourth week at 1 30 p m with Brown and Ellingwood versus the M K and T Railway case continuing toward a jury verdict this afternoon. Several trials were scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, with many cases carried over from last week and others awaiting jury panels. Tom Moore versus Clare Boore was tried and granted a divorce, while N F Peterson versus Mattie Peterson also resulted in a divorce.
About 10 a m Sunday a fire destroyed A B Horton’s small confectionery store and building in Argyle. Stock valued around 2600 and building about 200 were total losses with no insurance. No cause available as the store had been unoccupied for days.
Capt. A. M. Bush and A. T. Bats sold ten bales of cotton in the eastern county part at about 14 cents per pound with delivery this week. Mosley offered 6.55 for fifteen bales, but buyers say the staple is low grade and mixed with bolls. sale not yet concluded by noon Monday.
Farmers plan harrowing of wheat in the coming week to ten days to improve crop conditions and yields. The operation targets fields described as barren and includes straw spread and soil loosening to promote germination and moisture retention.
Denton county livestock owners exhibited at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. A D Turner and J R Christal of Denton displayed short horns and sheep, W E Smoot of Justin showed shorthorns, and D B Donald of Krum exhibited fat cattle and sheep.
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