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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
4
A fragmentary clipping discusses a man hosting frugal meals to illustrate thrift, critiques Texas energy and politics, mentions Texas Power and Light, and cites Vice President and Senate rule tensions. Several scattered references to local life, weather, and public figures accompany the incomplete narrative.
City announces water rent payment due by the 10th otherwise disconnection. Davis Perry stores cited. A reconnection fee of one dollar applies after restoration. Ordered by City Council, Carrollton Texas. The Chronicle. $1.00 per year.
A probate like citation commands unknown heirs to appear before the district court of Dallas County Texas to answer a petition by the State of Texas seeking foreclosure and tax claims on land described as Lot Nine and other parcels in Dallas. The writ is issued by clerk J Baliefines with seal dated April 1929 and returnable on a Monday following forty two days.
The Carrollton Chronicle publishes weekly in Carrollton Texas in April 1920. This notice, sworn by We L Murtha, appears in the Texas Dallas county records under the 1912 act requiring ownership and circulation disclosures.
A fragment from a Texas newspaper shows notices of temporary administrator appointments and wills in Dallas and surrounding counties. It references Albert Munster, Vera Mae Munster, and Jack Balle estates, with dates in 1920s law terms and clerk seals, including references to the Dallas County Court and probate docket numbers.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Georgia D. Blaylock deceased. L. Blaylock to file an application for probate of the last will and for letters testamentary in the County Court of Dallas County Texas. Hearing set at the courthouse on the first Monday in May. WITNESS D. C. Whiteley, County Judge, Dallas County, Texas, March 27, 1928. By J. G. Shoemaker, Deputy.
Public auction scheduled for the first Tuesday in May 1929 at the Dallas county courthouse to sell the real estate of W V Reid as liened by J L Bray. Property cited is Lot 4604 in Dallas Texas, with bid covering $1494 plus court costs. Sheriff’s deputy note signed in Dallas.
The state of Texas announces an application for probate of the will of Noel deceased and for letters testamentary. The matter will be heard at the Dallas County Court in the May term beginning on the first Monday of May 1929. All interested parties must appear to contest the probate and selection of the executor. The case docket number is 12654 and the notice is issued by County Clerk D C Whitsley and Deputy J G Sloomaker with official seal.
The Sheriff of Dallas County commands public publication of a suit notice for T. H. Peck in Dallas City Justice Court Precinct No 1. The suit seeks 1200 dollars plus interest and attorney fees for a real estate sale in a probate or civil action, with the second Monday in April as the court date.
By virtue of a county court extension a Dallas County sheriff sale is set for April 16 1900 at 124 East Jefferson Street Dallas. Property to be sold includes Dalton Acting Machine Underwood typewriter No 5 Gllyer typewriter No HBV40S RoPal typewriter Reaverat Safe golden oak desks filing cabinets and two desks. The property is claimed by Eucaline Medicine Co as owner to satisfy a Dallas County Court of Law No 2 judgment in favor of Charles Sanger against Eucaline Medicine Co for 410.79 plus 16 percent interest from December 7 1923 and 19.00 costs, with all accruing costs. Witnessed March 39 1929. H A Hood Sheriff Dallas County Texas Deputy J E Jameson.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Josiah F. Battle deceased. W Benton Battle filed in County Court of Dallas County Texas for Probate of the last will and for Letters Testamentary. Hearing at the next term beginning last Monday in May 1929 at Dallas County Courthouse. W W Whiteley Clerk and seal acknowledgments by officials.
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