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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
1
The passage urges readers to plan a route toward self-employment or education, own a home, and keep savings. It promotes establishing a banking relationship to access favorable benefits and reach a defined financial goal with a disciplined approach.
Denton presbytery met Thursday from 8:20 to 12 o clock with the dissolution of Rev. A F Heltmans pastoral relation to the Denton church and a dismissal letter sent to Paris presbytery. The meeting opened with prayer and included reports from committees on ministerial relief beneficence and education. The next gathering was set for Myra with T A Lampton and G H Blewett added to the executive committee. The Denton Womens Presbyterial Missionary Society hosted the evening program featuring songs papers and reports and a Bohemian Texas mission letter before adjournment for the third page.
An old but true tip advises readers to start a regular weekly deposit with First National Bank to grow savings. Begin this day by opening a bank account and committing to regular deposits for compounding growth.
In El Paso on October 13, the trial of John Leach for the June 17 murder of Kohlberg began. Walter Kohlberg, son of the victim, served as the principal State witness, recounting the store shooting and Leach firing a second shot that struck Kohlberg in the back. The pistol used was shown in court as Leach testified in his defense.
Police probe the mystery of Lou P. Embree a car repairer shot last night in the back yard of S A Ward Embree is in serious condition Ward says he found the victim acting suspiciously and did not recognize him Both men are prominent in railroad and traction circles in Fort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth dispatch reports Tarrant county officials determined to preserve records by making copies of books with real estate transfer and boundary notices dating to 1850. The current records are in a very mutilated condition.
Complaints filed with the Austin school board call for the disuse of poetry from the peoples' schol used in the high school. The books include John Brown's Body Barbara Freitche and The Battle Cry of Freedom containing the word rebel. The board will meet soon and may discard the books.
Mrs Minnie Lee Streight, accused of killing her husband editor of the McGregor Mirror, fights a change of venue in Waco Texas claiming prejudice. The judge says a ruling is not likely before Friday as many witnesses are examined.
Footon October 13 report that Italian societies in Houston San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth decided to petition the Texas legislature to establish October 12 as a state holiday recognizing Columbus discovery of America. They plan to form a statewide organization and involve multiple cities.
A retailer touts Henderson Corsets with a pledge that satisfying customers will make them permanent patrons. The ad asserts the corsets will meet all needs and deter shopping elsewhere.
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