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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
1
If your salary drops ten dollars this month you must cut expenses by the same amount. Trim rent food and living costs while tightening incidental spendings. Save ten dollars monthly by depositing regularly in The Exchange National Bank, totaling about 120 dollars a year.
A. J. Nance serves as President and J. R. Christal as Vice President of Exchange National Bank with Coit holding the Cashier position.
A. J. Nance and Ed F. Bates join a slate with A. M. Bush C. A. Williams J. C. Coit J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsl ey noted as directors.
At the regular monthly school board meeting, teachers' election timing was moved to April 11. The secretary was instructed to prepare teacher applications and contracts. Treasurer M. S. Stout’s March 14 report showed a balance of 538.98 with the superintendent’s report noting an enrollment of 1506. Various routine accounts were approved, with trustees listed and payments totaling about 218.55.
A. J. Underwood visited the city Monday and arranged 75 pounds of home cured bacon with a grocer at 16 cents a pound cash. He lives southeast of the city on about eleven acres, growing crops, tending an orchard and vineyard, and fattening hogs on surplus by products.
Secretary Scruggs of the Denton Chamber receives a letter from Congressman Stephens about levee and drainage work along Elm Fork of the Trinity River. Petitions urged a preliminary survey and cost estimate, forwarded to the U S Department of Agriculture for action and then to the State Board for comment.
Last night a special CY council meeting with all aldermen except T. M. Jones discussed a clean up day and the East Hickory street paving cost. Only A. F. Evers protested, while large owner Light estate was absent. council ordered paving and accepted People’s Home Telephone Co franchise. City wagons will haul rubbish. two accounts from Hargraves Printing and J. M. Gurley were approved.
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