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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
1
County Agent A B Jolley will lead a meeting for farmers and dairymen at Farmers Branch this night. Well informed speakers will discuss stock rations trench silos and growing and marketing dairy products. Attendees will gain practical information on production and storage methods and are urged to attend.
The four Carrollton churches held a Sunrise Easter service at First Baptist with songs and talks. The event stressed the inspiring features of Easter and concluded that participants were well repaid for their effort. Roy Russell recovered a stolen car after it was found abandoned by four former down wart Carascans, driven about 800 miles with minor damage, and the owner received $50 in settlement. Burnett Perry sold stock to Bhoton Dry Goods Co. and the store moved renovations to the Bhoton location, with sanitary equipment notes at Groves harbor Shop.
A fragmented Dallas area clipping discusses editor Switzer and a humorous debate on a new Go sandwich in circulation. It hints at pricing, profit margins, and attracting new residents to a community, with local figures like Mrs Lang and Andrew Jackson mentioned in passing and several Dallas writers referenced without clear context.
A Dallas meeting organized the North Texas Dairy Men’s Association with A. Gabfrey of Arlington as president and officers to steer a three year plan. The group aims to self finance, hire cow testers and checkers to verify weights, and market milk for members under a cooperative banner. Meetings set in Dallas and Tarrant counties to recruit more dairymen as efforts expand statewide.
George Boswell Jr a seventh grader at Hebron Public School in Carrollton memorized the books of the Bible and their chapter counts to win a class contest. He recited for a room full of supporters, signaling his strong memory and dedication to Bible study.
A heater caused smoke at the Ramseys home on Denton Street but no damage occurred. Firefighters found the heater to be the smoke source and water was used to extinguish it. Mrs Ramsey prepared floors for cleaning and issued invitations to a department event, with no injuries reported.
A regional update reports Mrs Claude Baxley in serious condition on the ick list while Louise Male returns from Dallas hospital. Nannie Margaret McKamy from Aho: how silabal Saturdays, Wing, and Vis Um are mentioned with varying statuses. Reports mention Alex Warner muttering with the fly for some Finn and Meh, and Maurine Frevza appearing ill. Dr Feko Brake is progressing, though not yet reached, with Mrs Brake staying nearby. The tone notes no respect for persons in illness and hopes for recovery by the NB.
The April 6 regular election will choose the mayor two councilmen and the city clerk to two year terms. Current officers facing re election include Mayor George Myura and Councilmen W T Squibnast and Walter Stark, with City Clerk C A Miller up again. Candidates named for mayor include J C Davies and C W Ramey. Miller, Burnett Perry, and E H Bishop seek city secretary. BF Hill seeks city attorney. A public meeting is urged tonight to discuss candidates and build civic effort for the coming term.
Readable fragments indicate a school election and city polls this spring with local official names such as Bishop Tum Vane and Pat Vernon. Information mentions voting dates for city and national matters, plus notices about terms expiring and positions in school governance.
In a discussion at the Civic Club meeting, plans were outlined for paving a main road and improving traffic lighting. Attendees included local residents and civic leaders who emphasized timely completion and future maintenance commitments.
A garbled OCR item notes a local shop named Taove Tarber and a veteran or vet involved in a dubious event. Readable fragments point to a small business matter with unclear actions and names.
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