Exchange National Bank of Denton Ad Invites Patronage
Since 1889 the Exchange National Bank has served Denton county offering accommodations as Denton grew from village to city. The bank emphasizes forward looking management, increased resources, and first class service to customers.
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Exchange National Bank
Denton County
Denton
Exchange National Bank Directors and Officers
Exchange National Bank list of officers includes A J Nance president J R Christal vice president C C Coit cashier and a board of directors: A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M Inge Alvin C Owsley.
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A J. Nance
J. R. Christal
Coit
A. J. Nance
Ed F. Bates
A. M Bush
C. A. Williams
J. C. Coit
J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
Campbell visits CIA chief executive praises local school
Governor Campbell tours the local institution and expresses satisfaction with the school. The visit highlights support for education and the state’s involvement with nearby public facilities.
Visitors tour Texas College of Industrial Arts by Gov Campbell
Gov. Campbell and State Superintendent Bralley toured the College of Industrial Arts with Dr. J. P. Blount. The officials, impressed by manual training and domestic arts, spoke to students praising cost‑saving student work and home millinery. Bralley gave an enthusiastic endorsement of industrial education.
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Gov. Campbell
Bralley
J. P. Blount
Board of Regents
College of Industrial Arts
Texas
Industrial College
Governor praises College of Industrial Arts impact on family life
Governor Brackenridge extols the College of Industrial Arts at Texas, comparing its role for girls to the A and M for boys. He envisions daughters attending the CIA and, humorously, would list CIA graduates for his son’s future wife. He cites personal ties to CIA education in his career and remarks on a teacher who married a CIA graduate.
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Campbell
Texas
A. & M College
University of Texas
College of Industrial Arts
Brakey
Industrial College
Institute For the Blind
Austin
Mayor Rules City Ordinance Not In Force In Denton Case
In a city court trial Tuesday against Walter Billingsley for speeding, Mayor Poe ruled no official city newspaper designated means the ordinance was not legally in force. He said publication in a daily paper for ten days is required if the Rec ord and Chronicle is the official organ, and only one issue appeared. The decision could affect past three years of city ordinances with penalties.
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Walter Billingsley
City of
Denton
Poe
Record and Chronicle
Poindexter Club at Krum Organized with 75 Members
In Krum on May 19 supporters of Judge Wm Poindexter formed a Poindexter club with 78 members. W Y Barnett elected chairman and R L Cole secretary. Campaign committee includes Dr W G Kimbrough H F Gale Prof J C Chambers Dr A H Knox B F Wilson J B Benton J O McClister T C Eubanks Byrom R Smith. E C Smith Rev T Beckham and Judge I D Ferguson of Denton spoke.
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T. C. Eubanks
Byrom R. Smith
E. C.smith
T. ¥. Beckham
I. D. Ferguson
Denton
Denton Street Committee Reports Two Years of Macadam Work
The retiring Denton Street Committee presents a two year report detailing 10,580 feet of macadamized streets plus half miles of clay streets on East McKinney and Morris. They note two severe overflows causing 24 bridges to wash out in 1908 and 18 in 1910, with $2,567.18 left in the treasury.
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Stree
J. M. Evans
J. M. Hoard
P. J. Beyett
J. Joansom
Denton
Locust St
Oak St
Hickory St
McKinney Street
Pecan Creek
J. L. Ruddell
Clay Street
Morris Street
A. Bushey
City
Fulton Street
Prairie Street
Hickory Street
Waterworks
Weather report from New Orleans on street improvements
May 24 report notes fair and warmer conditions with progress on West Oak, West Hickory and East Hickory street projects. The new committee has secured subscriptions to fund five miles of new street over two years and thanks officials and citizens for support and economy in spending funds.
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West Oak Street
West Hickory
East Hickory
New Street
E. F. Bates
Z. Wiggs
J. M. Evans
J. M. Hoard
J. Johnson
Roll of Honor National Bank earns $72,000 extra security
The National Bank earns $72,000 beyond its capital stock, marking it as a Roll of Honor bank and offering added security to depositors. The notice urges readers to choose this bank for safety of their money.
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Roll of Honor National Bank
United States
Roll of Honor
Geers files candidacy for General Land Office post
Col C W Geers, a former lieutenant governor candidate and Denton Monitor editor, filed Tuesday with secretary J C McNealus for a spot on the ballot as Commissioner of the General Land Office. He lists Fort Worth as residence, Pilot Point publishing business, and age 70.
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Col
C. W. Geers
J. C. McNealus
State Democratic Executive Committee
General Land Office
Col. Geers
Fort Worth
Pilot Point
Denton Monitor
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