Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 196, Ed. 1 Monday, March 31, 1930 Page: 3 of 8
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tn Danton Saturday afternoon were :
MmeatJ. T. McClendon W. B
Chambers. John SwlUvan, J. W.
If Freddy has a good razor b|ade—he woAl d n ‘ t have
found himself in such a predicament. Depend on us for
your health and comfort accessories! Cigars, cigarettes,
candies. A fine, fresh stock
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Indications are that your present administration with its experience, it*
well drawn plan* for giving you the best in municipal government, can in
the next two year* achieve even greater thing* than during the past two.
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C1JICAGO March 81.—Wheat: No.
3 hard l-b‘ 1-8; Bo 8 Asm lArt.
Corn: No. 8 mixed 80 1-8; No. 8
yellow 83 1-8-88.
Oats: Wo. 3 white 48 1-4.
DALLAM SPOT*
DALLAS. March 81—Bpot cotton
middling 18.80; Houston 16.00; Oal-
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To the Record-Chronicle
What do you think of this? A
few days ago a loaf of bread was
lying in the cwntar of the Street.
An auto came along and might have
• ruHhed it. but the driver went
around U- What do you think of
thia, kind raadirT That driver muat
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Mias Margaret Brown was brought
home from the Denton Hospital,
where she underwent an operation
Persoaih '
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Lynn Crockett
of Dallas visited his parents.
Misses Maurice Renter and Nan
Nance of Denton visited relatives
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Mias Deia Cow ling, of Port Worth
visited Mr. and Mrt. A. Cowling.
Mrs. Burley Ready was in Den-
ton
J. R. Hunter was in Elk City,
Okla. where he attended the fun-
eral of h|r nephew, Vctor Hunter.
Mme*. H. L. Mallow and Arthur
L. Walker were tn Dmtoo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson and
daughter of Dallas vi.^ted relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Barry and Mrs.
Jack Hall were in Fort Worth.
Dr. 3 8. Stubbs is sick.
Mrs. Lee Dougas and son of Den- 1^*4
ton visited Dr. and Mra 3. C. Rice.
Several from here are planning
to attend the district meeting of
the W. M. U. which convenes in
Cleburne Tuesday and Wednesday.
Roy Rice of Dallas visited rela-
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Miss Zumwalt of Dal’aa is visiting
rher sister, Mrs. Oeo o Hughes.
MH. Oene Kirkland is sick.
Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Forester, Rev.
J. Roy Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur L. Walker were in Bolivar.
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BLAIR ELECTRIC CO.
W. R. (DICK) BLAIR, Prop.
MAJESTIC RADIO
Electrical Wiring and Contracting.
North Side Square. Phone 227.
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hOTssBM weab and end year hard larber and trouble. And it’s
SANGER, Man* 31-Sunday
School Day waa observed at the
ment and each adult class took part
in the program. Talk* ware made
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R«fjX>W Williams and “
News Brirf'
attending
NFW YORK. March 31 —Cotton fu-
Open High Low Close
Ian old 1580 1S»6 1880 1W6
an nw I860 1570 1555 1580—70 1551
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1500 1037 1505 1535—37 1501
Oct old 1555 1577 1550 1575—77 1558
Oct nw 1541 1553 1538 1560—53 1531
Dec old 1577 1588 1573 1588
Dec nw 1566 1551 1547 1651
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW ORLE.«*"1 March 31—Spot
cotton closed quiet, 38 points up.
Sales 154, low middling 14 41: mid-
dling 15.01: good -middling 15 68: re-
ceipts 7877; stock 438.404
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
CHICApO. March 31—forecasts xrf
r auow southwest had an early
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Comanche, Texas, March 31, 1930.
B. W. McKenzie,
Denton, Texas.
Whole town hoping for your success.
W. D. Carroll
J. R. Banes
Joe Miller
(Mr. CarroU now heads Texas Odd Fellows. J. R. Eanes la mayor of Homan-
che and Joe Miller Is s former sheriff of Comanche county This adverttoe-
ment to paid for by Denton friends.) (Political Advertisement)
SEE THE NEW
Victor Portables
and
HEAR THE NEW
Victor Records
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ied gnd Pressed, 25c.
TAILOR SHOP
. 4 Phone 31 or 1200.
j Jewelry Gift for every occasion. Let
you select.
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the next two year* achieve even greater thing* than during the past two.
With the present condition* existing, Denton cannot afford to switch
horses in midstream.
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McKenzie give* a square deal to all alike. He ha* no political friend* to |
reward and no enemies to punish.
McKenzie i* not afraid to state ht* portion qn all question*.
uovernment '
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An employe serves you faithfully, honestly and well, would
you discharge him on account of his term of service or would you
as a business man or woman reward his efforts Jby continuing
him in your service?
Two Rexall Drug Stores.
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Every Denton
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W1W6 bodies Uve been found tn ' 3 “ “
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11 to March 11. Deputy Sheriff H
W. Rhodes announced the identifl-
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Oats: No. 3 white 44 1-3
’* asaets over liabilities $516,98X38 in four years, an average nat iMcreaso
00 a year. (These figures taken from records at the city hall.)'
uprotUe tpe general lUt
f Am«rto«n BncaraUc Tiling quickly
ran up 41-3 points to a new high
secord at 80 l->. Amotrn many other
tosuee |o resell new high ground in
early trading were Columbia Oa».
western Electrical In.trument, Vnlt-
•d Oss Improvement. Moon Motor..
Chicago Graaf Western common and
Baltimore * Ohio
Atlas Powder, Mlaeourt Pacific and
^Sytown Sheet * Tube were
Foreign exchanges opened irregular
With sterling quoted 5-88 of a cent
lower at 4.88 16-88.
NBW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK March 81 —Cotton op-
ened steady at advance of 5 to 13
pointe In response to relatively steady
cablec and .pot house buying of near
montha Trading waa moderately ac-
tive. and initial demand for May and
July seemed to be supplied on the
opening advance which carried May
to IBM and July to 15.00. or » to
11 pointe net higher
Reactions of several points follow-
tiaued. And the general market held
ed under reaiming, but buying con-
eteady at the end of the first half
hour with active months ruling about
8 to 10 points net higher
Contracts became comparatively
scarce after early offerings were ab-
sorbed. and prices made new high
ground for the movement later with
May selling at 1611 and July at f6.13
while new October advanced to 15 48.
or 16 to 38 pointe net higher. The
market was quiet but steady within
two or three points of the best at
midday
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YOHK:
Stocks Irregular; many standard
sharee at new tops
Bonds Irregular; telephone con-
vertibles strong
Curb Irregular. Electric Bond &
Share rises further to another 1930
peak.
Foreign exchanges easy; sterling off
slightly.
Cotton higher: steady cables and
spot house buying.
Sugar steady; Improved spot situa-
tion.
Coffee steady; trade support.
CHICAGO
Wheat easy, weak cables and bear-
ish Kansas advices
Corn firm; small receipts and de-
creased visible supply
Cattle steady to lower. Hogs lower.
NEW YORK FLTLM8
fu-
tures:
May
July
Building of our beautiful City Hal!
Building of our Municipal Ice Plant
Rehabilitation of our water and light plant
Building of our two new fire stations
BwMipg of ow cwrete bridges
Building of our High School Gymnasium
Building of our hangar
Purcb»«B of our ntw fire equipment
Purchase of our athletic grounds
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Purchase of our fair grounds
< Increase of cit
of mere than >129,
Graveling of many streets
Completion of numerous paving projects.
Mmbt water, light and sewer extensions
First-class maintenance of our park and cemeteries
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Provision for a master City Plan by which the Denton of 50 years from now may be
in • WB*r - - • 1 * -. -v. .y- -
Improvement of our white way and street lighting systems
- pk<Kt organiEatien H street bW bri4f« 4fpartmen| apd engineering department «o as to
realize a maximum of efficiency from these. 1
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Wf fP* to*®^ wit*> THREE reductions in water and light rates.
( A vote for B. W. McKenzie for Mayor an acknowledgement of appre-
ciation for honest, progfeuive yet consefrative administratioii ofi your city’*
affaite, and strfc U* epfqrpemept. I
This Advertisement Drawn . "
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ORLEANS. March 81.—OotU n
h*4y opening m ca-
mitroon raaed off right after
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mark-r
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IWtatra: 2,000: steady
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1 feeder item 10.00-
i: 14.800: bids on lambe 80c
ambs 845-035; ewee 540-645
OR* STOCKS
March 81—The re-
prices were reaumed
r of ta4Ay*6 market,
igaln in the forefront
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 196, Ed. 1 Monday, March 31, 1930, newspaper, March 31, 1930; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370007/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.