Woman Bank Appeals to Women Depositors
An ad urges women to open and use checking accounts, promising courteous service and personal explanations of transactions. The bank emphasizes its support for women customers and invites them to bank locally.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
1
An ad urges women to open and use checking accounts, promising courteous service and personal explanations of transactions. The bank emphasizes its support for women customers and invites them to bank locally.
MecEvers Mayard Brown, an American and longtime New York society man, has lived aboard his yacht for twenty three years. Reported seriously ill on his vessel near Brightling Sea after anchoring offshore in England following a world voyage start in 1889.
A report to the Board of Home Missions at the Southern Baptist convention urges loyalty to preserve influence and lift Southern civilization. It warns against the cheapening of human life in the South and calls Baptists to stand firm in faith and mission.
Court term docket filled with numerous civil and criminal actions. Fines on criminal cases were substantial enough to cover jury fees for the term.
The April term of County Court adjourned with receipts including fines trial and jury fees totaling 620 dollars for three weeks. The criminal docket disposed of 21 cases, civil 18, probate notably heavy, and numerous items across dockets summarized by Court Deputy Clerk John R. Edwards.
Cincinnati May 14 Three street cars started out today to break the strike of the car men. The entire route was heavily policed with orders to shoot if necessary to maintain order. Mayor Hunt followed the cars in an automobile.
A note found in a mailbox describes a vanished woman and hints at a hand grip bag baggage check and key attached. the message is unsigned and concerns the finder.
A note found in Rural Route 4 box 65 near Little Elm describes a plan to escape the show business. The message and baggage check were turned over to Sheriff Orr after a strange woman seen along the McKinney road early Tuesday morning connected to the note. She reportedly headed east from Lewisville, with no clear identity or purpose established.
Rh C Dickerson of Mannsville Oklahoma sought information after discovering his daughter Effie aged 15 married here October 29 1912 to B F Hughes under a license obtained after affidavit of age. The couple left October 28 and the ceremony was performed by Judge Hoskins. Dickerson reported suspected false swearing and contacted county officials. A Denton County farmer warned Clerk Button to bar licenses and to alert nearby clerks. The investigation revealed the pair did obtain a license and married legally here.
War Department officials report publicity has alarmed officials and hindered detectives in the investigation of thefts of plans. The extent of the thefts is now more widely known, prompting concern among investigators.
Detectives probing the loss of naval wiring plans say news of the theft will hinder clues. Officials warn the extent of the theft alarms war department staff though no major secrets were taken. Associated Press dispatch reports fifty two Eastern railroads moving to raise freight rates after a prior ICC defeat.
In Washington on May 14 Wool manufacturers pressed the sub committee reviewing Schedule K of the Underwood tariff bill. Several will be heard by the sub committee this week as negotiations continue.
William W. Erwin of Wheeling West Virginia was elected imperial potentate today the Shrine's highest office in Dallas on May 114.
Senate debate on tariff hearings continues as the woman suffrage committee backs Chamberlain constitutional amendment for women's voting rights. The Works bill to survey water in deserts is favorably reported. The OGBorman bill to refund private donors the $60,000 paid as ransom for Ellen M Stone is endorsed, with critics warning of dangerous precedent amid the Mexican affairs.
The Carranza government in Eagle Pass announces a thirty day notice to all Mexican Central railroad employees that they will be removed from the payroll after June 13. Their only employment option appears to be enlistment in the constitutionalist army.
Receivers were appointed today in Chicago for the Realty Colonization company a 33 000 000 corporation active in Texas and Louisiana lands by a federal court on insolvency petitions. Creditors claim liabilities exceed 2 000 000 with assets about 700 000. Wookfolk president of the firm recently died by his own hand.
Pythian Grand Lodge met at Corpus Christi on May 14 and approved rule changes. Tom Connoly of Marlin was slated for election as Grand Chancellor in the afternoon session.
President Wilson by executive order designates a large tract in Arkansas as the Walker Lake reservation as a breeding ground for native birds.
The forecast indicates unsettled weather with changing skies and possible showers today and again Thursday across the region.
Preparing for graduation gifts, the article presents a collection of suitable and acceptable gift ideas for both girls and boys completing the term, crafted to aid thoughtful selections for this milestone.
A promotional note listing luxury items such as parasols, shopping bags, shirt waists, silk hose, jeweled barrettes, fans, neckwear, slippers, cuff links, tie clasps, silk hose supporters, dress shirts, Oxfords, hats, trousers, summer suits, umbrellas. The message invites shoppers to buy useful gifts and to visit for a pleasure viewing.
Wedding gift endures generations of service and permanence. Table silver is popular for weddings and provides immediate use and long lasting value. The collection offers complete lines from salt spoons to large chests, inviting inspection.
The advertisement touts a tea blend by J. A. Folger & Co designed for ice teas. It urges customers to try the product and be convinced it is the best.
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