Exchange National Bank Promises Strong Protection for Depositors
For the protection and service of its customers the Exchange National features a surplus and profits of 190000 and stockholders liability of 100000 totaling 235000. The notice claims this ensures safety to depositors and accommodations to borrowers, stating that a depositor would only be at risk if the bank lost the 235000. It invites patronage based on ongoing care for customers' interests.
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Exchange National Bank Offices
A J Nance, President J R R Christal, Vice President Coit, Cashier Directors A J Nance Ed PF Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal J M tinge Alvin C Ow sley.
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J R R. Christal
Coit
A Jj Nance
PF. Bates
M Bush
A Williams
J C Coit
J. R. Christal
J M. Tinge
Alvin C. Owsley
PRESS CLUB BANQUET AT HOME OF ASBURY ABNEY ENJOYED BY COLLEGE JOURNALISTS
College of Industrial Arts press club members and guests held a formal banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Asbury Abney on West Oak street during commencement week. About forty covers were set with hand painted place cards and a de jure program. Miss Angie Ousley led as president with officers Miss Betts Carroll Miss Rhea Markham and Bertie Simmons. The toast mistress Miss Jackson introduced program numbers and a menu featured olives almonds poached chicken baked fish and desserts. Afterward the Musical presented vocal and piano numbers and toasts on journalism and women in the press.
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College of Industrial Arts
Th Press Club
Betts Carroll
Rhea Markham
Bertie Simmons
Miss Jackson
Wheat yield outlook for Krum area in expected 18 bushels
Blewett, manager of the Krum mill, reported on a Tuesday visit that the wheat crop looks strong. He estimates an average of eighteen bushels around Krum and a town shipment near 300000 bushels with better grain size and quality than last year.
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Krum
Mabel Beckner Stricken With Appendicitis in Missouri
Word reached here that Miss Mabel Beckner who went to Columbia Missouri for commencement exercises was stricken with appendicitis soon after arrival and underwent an operation. She is reported resting easily.
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Misa Mabel Beckner
Columbia
Weather Report for New Orleans May 27
Showers tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures expected on Saturday in New Orleans Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Class Day At College Of Industrial Arts
A large crowd attended the College of Industrial Arts class day activities on campus. Exhibition day runs 1 30 to 5 p m with Our Own Class Day by Class History Annie Andrews Piano Solo Lillian Craddock Class Poem Angie Ousley Piano Solo Ludie Clark Reading Don McQuinn Presentation of Gift Amy Burris Prophecy Ludie Clark Class song At Close of Day Campus March Class Ovation Grace Watkins Commencement Day scheduled for Wednesday.
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College of Industrial Arts
McQuigg Sells Shoe Store to J. W. Christian
J. W. McQuigg sells his shoe store to J. W. Christian of Big Springes. Christian will continue the business at its present location. The deal was arranged by Barton & McCabe.
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J. W. Christian
Big Springes
Christian
Barton & McCabe
Roosevelt and Root Meet Quietly in London
Senator Root and Col. Roosevelt met formally in London Monday but discussions were not divulged. Gifford Pinchot, former forester and Roosevelt ally, returned to New York and refused to discuss political matters or the dispute with Secretary Ballinger.
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Lipscomb Named to Fill School Board Seat Amid Nepotism Law
At a Monday night school board meeting Dr P Lipscomb was elected to fill the unexpired term of Secretary A M H Hoskins who resigned under the nepotism law. Two new teachers were elected for the high school Fannie Buster and W A Payne. English history position still pending.
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W. L. McCormick
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Pilot Point
W. A. Payne
Waxahachie
Blanche Hoskins
West Side
Hoskins
W. W. Shepard
Carlisle
Bates Sells New Overland to Pilot Point Buyer
R BATES, local Overland agent, delivered a Model 42 40 horsepower car to J C Thomas Jr of Pilot Point this week. The vehicle lists at 1750 dollars.
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J C. Thomas, Jr
Pilot Point
Normal Summer Term Opens at North Texas Normal
The Summer Term of the North Texas Normal college opens Wednesday morning with a large influx of students arriving by train. Boarding-house proprietors report many are securing board, and faculty expect enrollment to surpass any previous year after strong inquiries. Last year’s total was 523.
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The National Bank Strongly Courts Safe Savings Investment
A bank urges cautious investing and warns against risky schemes. It emphasizes absolute security for principal and interest, inviting both large and small accounts, and touts its stability as a trusted guardian of savings.
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