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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
1
Denton county honors the Exchange National Bank for 29 years of community service and growth from a village to a thriving city. The bank cites aiding customers from modest means to prosperity, expanding resources, and pledging continued customer-focused service.
Exchange National Bank lists officers including A J Nance president J R Christal vice president C Colt cashier and directors A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Colt J R Christal J M Inge Alvin Cows ley.
The N T S alumni association begins laying plans for a new home near the campus with a projected cost of 25000 dollars. The project signals strengthened ties among former students and campus community.
Alumni of North Texas Normal college discuss a $25 000 building fund to be financed by former students local subscriptions and Chamber of Commerce endorsement. A reception hall auditorium and student rooms are planned with a self sustaining model aimed to attract 50 to 75 dormitory spaces. A home coming during next year’s commencement is favored and committee members are J E Parks chair Lillian Walker Nell Kelsay Myrtle Higgins and J H Leggett.
Opening of the 1910 Trades Day events will be made to excel last year's.
Denton chamber of commerce directors set homecoming week from July 24 to 30 with extensive advertising and new features. A Denton business college inquiry, a July 20 30 chautauqua program, railroad rates, county exhibit space, and June 18 trades day were discussed along with subscriptions, natural gas prospects, and possible insurance rate cuts.
The case of A. J. Fouts versus James Brewer and others appealed from Denton County was submitted on briefs for both sides in the Court of Appeals at Texarkana Thursday.
The bank urges careful investing and warns against risky schemes offering large returns. It advises seeking absolute security for principal and interest, highlighting the safety of banking with this strong institution. Your account, large or small, is welcome.
The text outlines four acts visiting New York City and Santa Cruz locations. Act I centers on The Glenn Mansion in New York. Act II and Act IV move to Isle of Santa Cruz off San Domingo. Act III shifts to Lesters home in Santa Cruz five months later.
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