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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1939
Page
5
In Carrollton the ad promotes SPEEDS high quality commercial rations at roughly home mixed prices. It argues balanced feeds yield better egg and milk results than makeshift mixes, noting some mixed feeds are very expensive and reduce farmer profits.
The Vitrena Feed plan touts local sourcing and low freight costs, claiming 80 percent locally grown grains and a new Fore Worth mill that concentrates feeds. It emphasizes reduced overhead and two freight-based savings, with pricing tied to in-house production and direct shipment to Carrollton area farmers.
A jumbled paste of lines jumps between quarrels about editors stamps and paper costs, a boy scout joke, a cliff side scene with a sandwich, camel banishment, and a note on dishwashing. The readable bits sketch incomplete conversations and quirky snippets without a single clear incident.
Rev Clarence Chumley and family of Hebron visit Mrs Chumley's mother Mrs Dent. Mrs Sam Odom recovering in Dallas hospital expected home Saturday. Mr I L Choate not well. Stanley Dozier Lilia Kelley Hebron visit Henry Morris and family. Lloyd Webb Carrollton weekend with aunt Mrs Miller and grandmother Mrs Branhaman. Sunday they visited sister Mrs Lewis at Mesquite. Jim Adams and wife visited Mr and Mrs J C Adams near Foote. Father still poorly. Mr Gregory's back ailment. Mr and Mrs HM Biggera Electra Texans guests of Carver family. EP Berryhill vacation plans include East Texas Bonham. Miss Betty Kensipy of TSCW Denton to spend Easter holidays here. Mrs Fred Kenelop and family hosting Kenelop daughter. Mrs C Carver ill but improving.
Henry Morris and wife attended church at Addison Sunday night. Q. Ford and family of Lewis visited Sunday with her parents A. L. Cook and wife.
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