Thanksgiving Day Observed Across City As Shops Close
Union Thanksgiving services are underway at American Presbyterian church led by Rev. M T Andrews and the pastors association. The business district is quiet with banks post office and stores closed. Schools colleges and normal training centers take vacation while sports at Hiland Park feature Denton High versus Bonham High and a record breaking Santa dance tonight.
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American Presbyterian Church
M. T. Andrews
Pastors’ Association
Court House
North Texas Normal College
College of Industrial Arts
Hiland Park
Denton High School
Bonham High
Pilot Point to Launch The Pilot Point Weekly
Col W Geers announces a new local newspaper at Pilot Point with first issue set for December 10. The Pilot Point Weekly aims to cooperate with the city’s leaders and promote regional possibilities and resources, reflecting Geers's reputation from Denton and Fort Worth papers.
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PIA
Col. Geers
W. Geers
Pilot Point
Denton
Fort Worth
Candidates for Yucca editor in chief race
At a Wednesday reception hosted by the Current Literature girls' club several student groups announced candidates for Yucca the college annual editor in chief. Named so far are Vaughn from R. E. Lee Isbell from Reagan and Una Hunter from the Mary Arden club.
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Current Literature Girls
Vaughn
R. E. Lee
Isbell
Reagan
Una Hunter
Mary Arden Club
Argyle Couple Sam D. Davis and Gertrude Hayes Wed
Sam D. Davis a well known Argyle youth and Miss Gertrude Hayes daughter of Mrs Newton Hayes from a prominent local family were married Tuesday afternoon. Rev J J Moore officiated.
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Sam D. Davis
Gertrude Hayes
Argyle
Gertrude Hays
Newton Hayes
J. J. Moore
McLennan County Man Buys Frank Craft Farm
A McLennan County man, M. J. Lain of Ross, purchased the Frank Craft farm five miles northwest of the city for 7000 dollars. Lain plans to move here in a couple of weeks and praises Denton county water. The deal was brokered by Wylie Smith & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Lain
Ross
McLennan County
Frank Craft
City
Rainy Day Savings and Bank Accounts Emphasized
The article urges readers to track spending and start a rain day fund at the bank. It notes many hold sacred deposits for emergencies and family needs, stressing disciplined saving for future crises.
New Orleans Weather Forecast Tonight Warmer With Clouds
Kew Orleans In reports tonight increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Thursday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with continued warm conditions.
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Kew
Orleans
Denton Banks See National Debit Rise Amid Farm Cash Influx
Denton three banks held deposits near one million dollars on Nov 16 1909 an increase from $725 652 63 on Nov 27 1908 and a rise of about $161 000 in eleven and a half months Farmers account for most gains and a local grocer notes record credit to farmers while other county banks also show growth.
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Denton
Denton County
Bank deposits show cash rise and loan growth in 1909
The report notes cash and available funds near 244,892.19 and loans totaling 935,040.92, with deposits at 881,121.01 and cash rising since September. National Banking law threshold and percentages are cited, alongside figures dated Nov 27 and Sept 1, 1909.
Adcock and Miss Polka Manley Wed at Court House
H F Adcock and Miss Polka Manley both of Krum neighborhood were married at the courthouse late Wednesday afternoon with Squire McCormick officiating.
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H. F. Adcock
Miss Polka Manley
Krum
Court House
Squire McCormick
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Denton, Texas
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Christal
C. Coit
Weather Report
the Bank
First National Bank
Yours Truly
Miss Polka
Lee
Amuzu Theater
G. Renfro
Long
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Stacy Adams
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