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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
1
Cautionary guidance on reducing business costs by trimming what is labeled incidentals and sundry expenses. Emphasizes analyzing expenditures, making adjustments, and starting small to grow the balance.
Exchange National Bank lists A J Nance as President J R Christal as Vice President Coit as Cashier with a board including A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M Inge and Alvin C Owley Credit and governance details are provided for the regional financial institution.
Weather report notes tonight increasing cloudiness and cooling in the northwest portion. Thursday expected to be generally cloudy and colder in the interior regions.
Local reforms in Canyon City abolish six civil high courts and reform the judicial structure. Officials cite efficiency and modern standards while residents weigh potential impacts on governance and legal processes.
Judge Poindexter spoke at Canyon City on reform and court consolidation while Colquitt criticized rivals over prohibition and local option. The crowd overflowed the county courthouse as speakers urged constitutional changes and opposed state-wide prohibition via a two-thirds legislative vote or a voter primary plan.
Colquitt spoke at Belleville Mayfest before about 1200 attendees arguing Texas needs a political test and that many laws burden courts while urging prohibition as a paramount issue. Henriettta and Cone Johnson addressed about 200 listeners on statutory prohibition, naming Colquitt Davidson Poindexter and Cofer Bradfield as key figures in the liquor prohibition debate.
R. W. Davidson spoke to an audience of about 360 to 409 at Gonzales arguing he is the only consistent anti Colquitt candidate. He claimed Colquitt shifted on prohibition and other issues, noted Johnson as a new convert, and cited Colquitt’s 1887 and 1905 positions before concluding with his services as Attorney General.
Charley Taylor was placed in the county jail Wednesday afternoon on a lunacy charge filed against him.
A dry norther dissipated what looked to be a good chance for rain Wednesday night lowering temperatures from above 90 in the afternoon to about 64 by early Thursday morning.
Remains of Mrs. W L Foreman were interred at the I O O F cemetery Thursday morning after funeral services at the M E church South led by Rey Whiteside. One of the largest funeral processions in years followed the casket with numerous floral offerings from Texas State Firemen's Association the Denton Fire Department Knights of Pythias Maccabees Daughters of the Confederacy Mothers Duo Epworth League J Ed Schmitz and John Brunner. Many attendees from near and far sent flowers.
Denton Texas highlights a bank with $50,000 capital and $22,000 undivided profits totaling $72,000 surplus. The notice claims the surplus is earned and growing daily, asserting safety for depositors and inviting public deposits.
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