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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Since 1881 the Exchange National Bank has provided valuable service to Denton county, expanding accommodations as Denton grew from a village to a city. The bank’s officers directors and stockholders note progress and invite patronage for continued satisfactory service.
Exchange National Bank announces officers and directors with A J Nance as president J R Christal as vice president C A Colt as cashier and a board including Ed F Bates A M Bush J C Colt J M Inge J R Christal Alvin C Owsley and other named individuals.
A May 10 1910 letter from State Chairman A B Storey to Texas County Democrats directs officers to bar Republicans and non Democrats from the July 23 1910 primary. It orders oath challenges at polls and keeping a list of challenged voters to preserve party integrity.
Publication of the institute program for the Texas County Supervisors' Institute shows Supt. J. W. Beaty of Denton county on the program delivering "The Educational Progress of My County" at College Station on July 27 and 28.
A Sul Ross camp Confederate Veterans ceremony decorated graves Sunday afternoon. Rev A D Rogers of First Christian Church gave the principal address praising ex Confederate soldiers and the sacrifices of their families. He urged ongoing remembrance by Daughters of the Confederacy and noted enduring respect for veteran service.
The New Orleans weather forecast notes a fair and warmer night and a fair Wednesday. The piece then shifts to a solemn tribute about a bronze memorial that has eroded and blown to the four corners, honoring unnamed soldiers who defended the country.
Pure Food Commissioner Abbott said he would file three to ten complaints in Corsicana Waco Temple and Austin for selling adulterated meats milk and butter. Prosecutions will cite illegal preservatives in meats and short weights in butter. Abbott noted local grocers’ butter weights ranged from 1 72 to 1 4 ounces per pound with few exceptions.
The bank urges cautious investing and avoids speculative schemes, highlighting absolute security for principal and interest. It invites all customers, large or small, to trust in its stability and reliability during prosperous times.
The sale hinges on evidence that the milk was watered down. Authorities may test samples to determine purity and legality of the product. The case centers on consumer protection and dairy standards enforcement.
A. E. Graham and J. C. Coit led Thursday fund solicitation to raise 409 dollars for further improvement of the McKinney road east of town. They hoped to secure 400 more, with about 350 already pledged by noon.
County commissioners heard A. E. Graham and J. C. Coit outline an order to purchase four of the latest improved steel drags. The devices will be furnished to citizens who will cover the expense of using them on county roads. Drags were ordered from a Dallas firm and are to arrive Friday for immediate deployment.
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