Carrollton Struggles Over By Laws Water Taxes and Fire Safety
Disjointed notes urge Carrollton to enact new by laws and ordinances, secure water system payments, install meters, repair hydrants and pipes, cut nonpayers off, and rework the electric grid, with scattered complaints about taxes and infrastructure. A separate report notes Henry Perry’s street lap fence accident injuring his knee, caused by a spur slip, with a cautious recovery outlook.
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Carrollton
Buck
Emrshal
Choapey
G.f.manns
Chester
Shin Woo
Henry Perry
Easter Morning Prayer Service Invite
Easter Sunday morning service at 6 80 o clock in the Christian thatch invites all to attend. A meeting of inter ecclesion will be held and participants are asked to bring some kind of broad and bacot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attead
Tome
Bacot
Unauthorized collection notices reach customers
A concerned notice from Bhackconn M D warns customers that unauthorized parties have obtained a list of accounts and are sending payment demands. He requests disregard of all such snob notices and clarifies no authorized collection activity is conducted by him.
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Bhackconn
Rain flood disrupts Moody Letot and roads. cars stalled
A heavy rain caused two feet of water near Moody Letot and Letot roads, washing soil from dikes and flooding the area. Wreckers hauled an engine onto the track below the diking station as crossings flooded and many cars stalled. A lighter shower Wednesday night caused less damage. Community notices mention an oratorio presentation by the 8.M.A. Society and church minister considerations in Carrollton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans Ad
Vratoad
Letot
Moody Star
Easter program at First Baptist church hosts visitors
The W M 8. of the First Baptist church held an Easter program at Mrs. Bob Patterson's home. The room featured pink roses and flowers. Mrs. Payne led devotions on Resurrection, Mrs. Chester Good read an Easter passage, and Mrs. Ginty delivered a wonderful address. Dances by Mrs. Guy Jonas and Meg Wilson followed, with piano by Mrs. Bastian. Refreshments marked a thirty‑lady gathering. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs. W. Broadshar, Mrs. McGinty, Mrs. Wilson, and others from Cliff Temple Baptist Church. hosts praised Mrs. Patterson’s hospitality.
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Firsts 'Baptist Church
Bob Patterson
Payne
Chester Good
E. W.broadshurst
Ginty
Touring Texas With Frank and Charlie
A long travel diary recounts a Texas trip by Frank and Charlie, visiting towns from Granger to Brownsville. The narrator details waterworks in Granger, border crossings into Matamoros, sights along the Rio Grande, and impressions of local towns, farms, and culture, ending with a return home after a eventful journey.
City Election Results Reported With Mixed Ballot Totals
City tallies show 148 ballots recorded with varied votes for mayor and council. Myers, Formar Marshall, Davis, and Kennedy listed among mayoral totals. council winners include Squibb, Good, Gravioy, Sine ster, Vanderseriit, Miller, McMurray, Bamacy, and James. Bond measure failed with 4 for and 69 against. county results favored Monteillé amid a low turnout and mixed sentiment on the road question.
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Fortiayor
Good
GP. Myers
Formarshall
JK. Davis
W. E Kennedy
Sie
Wot. Squibb
Chanter Good
Roy Gravioy
J. W. Sinester
W.T
Monteillé
Oil Well Report From Carrollton Delayed By Repairs
The Alford Oil Company slows operations at Carrollton well this week. Furniture moved to Dallas while workers test a smaller pipe to access the oil sand. No sale or production details until testing concludes.
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Carrollton
Alford Oil Company
Wné
Dallas
Car Crash Near Letot Injures Several
An early evening collision near Letot involving Elmer Nooil and Mr. Ji Goltaborn left all occupants badly shaken. A Ford delivery car driven by Mr. Tyson struck the Nooil vehicle, sending it into a ditch near Forex Laws Burial Park. Passengers including a baby Abe were endangered but rescued.
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Elmer Nooil
Dallue
Social Civic Club Party Plans in Cars foliton
The Social Civic Club of Cars foliton planned a party for Tuan at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Tohneton. Decorations and plans for sixty guests were made but rain and later heavy rain prevented attendance and disrupted the event.
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Cars
Foliton
Tuan
C. A. Tohneton
Ana
Haisten of Ferris in incident with RB Ledbetter family
A former neighbor of Mr Upchurch, Haisten of Ferris, spent Friday night at their house and paid down on Ledbetter and family, with whom he has had a relationship for about thirty four years. The Upchurch family moved from the southeast corner of the county in Ferris trade area into Carrollton territory earlier this year onto J H Wilson farm east of town.
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Carrolls
Norning
Val
Dennis P. Dobecim
Sranger
Brast
Tim
Frank
Granger
Laurd
Taylor
Avastin
Sam Marcon
San Antonio
Jordantown
Pronk
Acme
Court House
Jordant
Corpus Christi
Corpus
Three Rivers
George West
Skidmore
Orone
Prank
Saburdyay
Corpya
Bishop
Kingaville
Palfurris
Edenaborg
Pharrand Fn
Horingen
J By
Chastain
Old Mexico
Maby
Brownsville
Nein
Brownavilla
Crogs
Matamoros
Old Mexia
Eber
Uae
Stani
Ney Nora
Ib Down
Auke
Fotlaw
Matamoras
Isabel
Jowest
Allorn
Harding
Cutton White
Ramerows
Pada
Wolf
Moxion
Harlingen
Niles
Dallas County
Avery
Live Oak
South Texas
Austin
State Capitol
Capitol
Dan
State Hospital
Raymond Ogden
Raymond Hal
Swith Frank
Howe
Franke
Bersitay
Mexico
Jin
L, Casarann
Alm. Haisten
Ferris
Mr. Upchurch
Ledbetter
My Upehareh Famerly
Ferria
Carrollton
J.H. Wilson
Towge
Grain Is Doing Unusually Well for This Time
Grain markets show unusual strength as planting season proceeds. Reports note favorable weather aiding corn and cotton crops with steady demand and growing yields expected. Local prices cited from regional exchanges and farm reports.
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W. J. Martin
K. B. Roberts
Edna Donnelly
8.M.A. Oratorio Society
Paul Jan Katweti
Mofarlie Memoral
Reepatly
First Baye Sist
WA. Roberts
The
First State Bank
Texas
Davia, Pree
McMurray
Cashiar E
W. Brendhurst
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