Carrollton Chronicle early 20th century notice and ads
A Carrollton Chronicle fragment notes subscription rates, local commentary on agriculture and radio programs, concerns about credit and living beyond means, and mentions wedding announcements and political campaigning. Names and places include Carrollton, Texas, and references to WJ Cameron and Ford Sunday Hour.
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April Showers and Government Policy Contrast
The piece rails at government actions including destroying autos and suppressing goods to lift prices. It cites Carrollton cleanup plans and truck rounds on April 28–29, then pivots to political power dynamics and Congress. It notes Rockmart's name origin and Texas school funding by missionaries, plus the short life of a paper dollar.
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Political Announcements from The Carrollton Chronicle
The Carrollton Chronicle lists Democratic candidates for state and local offices including TOM SESSIONS for State Senator Eleventh District and W W Parker for Constable Pet No 2. Also named are Shelby Cox and W L Thornton for district court judges. A casual aside questions Governor Ferguson’s candidacy and proposes moving campaign funds to the Old Age Pension fund. A Canadian bill on coast to coast air lines is noted with experts commenting on spoiled sine.
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Reorganization Bill Sidetracked In Congress Last Week
A major reform bill to centralize presidential power failed to advance after House opposition. The proposal would have created a single administrator and reduced checks, with critics warning of potential abuse and damage to civil service merit. A compromise now allows passage with a simple majority rather than a two thirds vote, though many remain wary of executive overreach.
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Divorce Petition Public Notice From Dallas County Court
Public notice issued by Dallas County District Court announces a divorce petition filed by Li McClain against her husband. The notice cites a hearing on May 16 at 10 o clock in the morning to address restoration of maiden name and related relief, with service by publication in a Dallas newspaper. The affidavit, dated March 30, records alleged marital misconduct and requests the court to grant dissolution of marriage and related orders.
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Real Chris and the Wood Turn Query in The Republican City Ranger
A reader excerpt from The Republican City Ranger discusses Christian ethics and revenge, noting editors and a wood turn gift exchange. It mentions readers seeking financial reports on a local resident, and a decision to refuse such credit reports after nine years of unpaid subscriptions.
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Credit Corporation
Fragmented OCR reader note from a 1930s newspaper
The readable lines sketch varied topics including age demographics, 1936 postage stamps, daily tasks of housewives, ancient fingerprints on a Babylonian tablet, California state parks acreage, and Britain pension history. The text is garbled with partial phrases and misreads throughout.
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