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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper text shows subscription rates and postal matters. Names and phrases indicate a period ad asking a change of address while preserving the old one, with references to Car liter Texan and Naval dates. The readable items include rate amounts for one year six months and three months.
Editorial remarks urge Texas to celebrate its centennial with planning funding from a constitutional amendment on the November ballot. The note praises founders, warns of political misdirection, and mentions accompanying local worries about milk marketing and public service costs, with calls for thoughtful civic involvement.
The proposed motor vehicle excise tax is critiqued as harmful to workers and the broader economy. It would raise costs, threaten 4 million livelihoods tied to the auto industry, and likely increase unemployment during recovery. Farmers own many cars, and lower income buyers would bear most of the burden, stifling demand and progress.
The Carralfton Chronicle invites readers to subscribe for current news and features. The notice emphasizes staying informed and enjoying full access to the paper’s reporting and columns.
The Democratic primaries stage a slate of nominees including Join D. Coffman for Criminal District Attorney Andrew J. Priest and John J. McCalpin for Sheriff Dallas Canty George W. Harwood for District Clerk Grady Kennedy for Sheriff Grady Might for Tax Collector Bates Robertson for Commissioner District No 1 Fred Cullum for Tax Collector and R. Ellis for Constable in Dallas County Pet No 2
Dallas County paid 1991 automobile license fees totaling 1,063,658.21 while county law allows only one sixth to stay for county roads. The remainder goes to the State Highway Commission to fund roads elsewhere. A district court ruling found the law discriminatory and the outcome may hinge on a Supreme Court decision.
A shaky OCR fragment mentions Chicago as a center for 1932 convention activity with references to delegates, fundraising of around 201000, and plans involving Mayor Casynak and I. Ne Murtey. It notes expectations of a large delegation, potential clashes between Republican and Democratic factions, and anticipated events in Washington and Chicago amid a national party effort.
A critical column decries rising federal debt and per capita costs noting 1981 per person outlays at 84.87 and a 10 percent rise over 18 years. It cites 1983 deficits near 7.26 billion and total debt around 191.21 billion while urging immediate government retrenchment.
Epmentiom taunt and writ by Dallas County Court in Texas announces a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in May 1932. Properties described include a parcel in the city of Dallas fronting Nettie Street and Dawson Street and a second tract in Mack County. Sale to be at courthouse door, Dallas, for cash to satisfy numerous judgments and costs. Sheriff J. E. Jameson, Deputy, notes execution date March 4, 1932.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Dallas County Texas on the first Tuesday in April 1892. The bid is for property tied to a 1892 judgment against Kate Hassell and others, with details of a described parcel in Dallas including block and lot numbers, and the sale to satisfy a judgment of eighteen thousand nine hundred eighty nine dollars and seventeen cents plus costs.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Katherine Cardell, wife of Gant Moody Cardell, residing outside the state, to appear before the District Court in Dallas County on the 38th day of April 1992. The suit, filed March 8, 1932, seeks divorce, costs, and related relief, noting marriage on July 19, 1930 and residence together until about June 1, 1931.
By order of the Honorable District Court of Dallas County in the 95th Judicial District dated February 23, 19xx, in the case of Whelen E. vs William H. Wilson, treme I, the sheriff will sell the meal estate as directed by the court. The sale proceeds will satisfy the judgment and related costs. Property details and sale location to be announced in the official notice.
Sheriff sale notice for a tract in University Park near Dallas City limits. Intervenor is City of University Park Construction Co. and Lucille Baldwin named defendant. Property description and delinquent claim details listed with sale to satisfy $800 plus interest from 1912, with date and location in Dallas County Texas.
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