Governor veto trims Denton college appropriations
Governor Campbell cut 853 750 from College of Industrial Arts and 17 500 from Normal College, reducing total state support to 71 250 below initial bill. Industrial Arts losses include building additions and repairs. Normal College scholarships funding is eliminated. Presidents warn attendance and program cuts, with 156 to 200 fewer students expected this year.
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Normal College
Campbel
Denton
Ugldweln College
Cree T. Work
Bruce
the Normal
Campbell
The Bank That Wants Your Business
A bank proclaims its aim to win customers with direct messages about service quality and value. The ad emphasizes customer care and a promise of attentive, helpful service to attract new clients.
Exchange National Bank Names Directors and Officers
Exchange National Bank lists A. J. Nance J. C. Coit J. R. Christal A. M. Bush E. F. Bates A. Williams A. C. Owsy Dr. J. M. Inge am L. Bass as its officers and board members.
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J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
RL. Bass
A. M. Bush
E. F. Bates
A. Williams
A. C. Owsley Dr
J. M. Ingeam
L. Bass
Gainesville Court House Burned in Texas Fire
Fire at 10 oclock destroyed the Cooke county court house in Gainesville Texas with all contents. The building erected in 1876 was dilapidated and lost about 20000 dollars with insurance. Origin of the fire unknown. Also reported Dallas death of Charles H Buck Jr a Texas traveling salesman son of Charles H Buck stove maker of St Louis with interment in St Louis.
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Cooke County Court House
H. Buck
Dallas
Tex
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Charlies H. Buck
St. Louis
Texas
No New Trial Denied in Gossett Case
Judge Campbell in Galveston Texas overruled a motion for a new trial in the Gossett case. The defendant, who was found guilty of killing an infant, gave notice of appeal and was admitted to bail of ten thousand dollars.
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Gossett
Galveston
Tex
Campbell
Criminal District Court
Gosset
Frank T. Jacques Dies in Sherman Hospital
Frank H. Jacques of Denton died Friday night at 7:30 in a Sherman hospital after ten days of treatment Brights disease listed as the cause. He was about 32, had lived in Denton five years after moving from Sherman and was employed. Mrs. Jacques and a son were at his side.
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Denton
Sherman Hospital
Bright
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