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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1910
Page
1
The article extols saving money and urges opening an account at Exchange National Bank. It contrasts saved dollars with spent dollars and notes the pleasure of self denial while keeping funds available. It presents banking as a mutual benefit to both customer and bank.
Exchange National Bank announces officers with A J Nance as president J R Christal as vice president C A Coit as cashier Directors listed 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 Owsley
If you were not counted in the census you may still be included. Officials remind residents that late filings or clarifications can increase accuracy and allot benefits. Check local notices for deadlines and contact points.
Supervisor Lewis Lindsay urges residents who were overlooked in Denton’s formal census to send their names to his office. He notes many out of town or part time residents may not be counted and promises proper enumeration. Gainesville Texas is identified as the district office.
The bank invites Farmers Merchants Corporations and Individuals to open accounts and receive accommodations consistent with sound banking methods. With large capital surplus and undivided profits the bank is prepared for legitimate business and offers safekeeping for valuable papers brought in for storage.
A damaged clipping notes a son in law of the deceased and references Denton County, mentioning last Christmas and a move to Titus County.
The Bradshaw estate contest remains on trial in county court after three days with two to three days more anticipated. Special Judge A C Owsley is earning little as deputies note the judge will receive minimal fees. three trial days have concluded with Monday’s docketed cases passed.
B. C. Coffey, candidate for tax collector, announced Monday that he is withdrawing from the race citing his workload with crops. He thanked supporters and promised to repay their interest in the future.
Bud Bennett of Corinth reports former prominent citizen J T Taylor died in Titus County on Sunday morning after a brief illness. Telegram to Knox San confirms the death.
In a fast baseball game at Little Elm on Saturday a local team edged the Little team 2 to 1. The winning squad held off a late rally to secure the narrow victory.
Dave Gheen of Sanger was severely wounded when a loaded shotgun dropped from a hook and fired both barrels. He had his arm amputated between the elbow and shoulder by doctors Rice, Lain and Inge after the incident at his home.
The Denton County Medical Society meets this afternoon with Dr Evans at Hygeia Hall in the College of Industrial Arts.
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