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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
4
The Chronicle item reflects dry weather boosting cotton prospects while Dallas County citizens discuss candidates. It mentions Billie Martin as owner and editor, notes talk of Willing to sift the big hand, and references local meetings and planned lashings of political opinions.
A garbled local political notice names candidates and officials in a county race. It mentions Mr Me Ping and John McCowning as figures, with racing terms and appointments in a city office setup. The county seat is cited as Tatas County with D C Whitelay overseeing the race.
Fragmentary remarks cite Vere flight Teenl onions and law enforcement ideas amid a clash with Mr Coolidge. The text hints at political speech, conscience, and public reaction, invoking Ma Wickersham and Tonxann in a charged era debate.
The new three day notice law makes it harder to stage multiple weddings, adding complexity and delays. The change affects planning timelines for organizers and couples seeking coordinated celebrations.
A fragmented note discusses the California peach market and prices, then provides several recipes including Jellied Peach and Cheese Salad and Peach Cross. It mentions peaches, celery, pepper, cream cheese, mayonnaise, dates, raisins, nuts, and pecans as fillings and toppings.
A jumble of unrelated proper nouns, places, and dates appears, with scattered phrases about Epigrams of Epicurus, Tigers, Silivia, and many unclear figures. The readable text hints at old newspaper clippings with no clear single story or event to summarize.
A compact clash over a purchase takes place as a young customer requests a white bow while the clerk offers options. The exchange hints at service dynamics and color choices without further detail.
A garbled OCR fragment blends names, places, and phrases in a stream of dialogue. The readable bits hint at a personal exchange or dramatic scene, with references to a vow, mercy, and a ceremony-like moment. The overall meaning is unclear due to severe text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rohuyrtt and Toadine Prot Cobh with obscure phrasing and no clear event date or outcome. Entities are unreadable and no verifiable facts emerge for a concise news item.
A garbled note questions whether Tayton owes money to a payor and accuses a board of mismanagement. It mentions a sum of 61500 and a rushed plan to collect or pay costs, while asking why there was no prior intent. The text appears as a troubled inquiry from a concerned party.
A drought spreads across major wheat producing nations threatening crops. Experts warn output may fall sharply if conditions do not improve, risking higher prices and tighter supply for the global market.
By virtue of an execution issued from the County Court at Law in Dallas County Texas A. D. 1929 the sheriff will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1929 to satisfy judgments in favor of A. C. Houswright against V.T. McDaniels the property described as Lots 19 1 and east 34 of Lot 18 in Exposition Park Addition Dallas County Texas. Sale is for cash to highest bidder at public auction.
Hat Hal Chanteuse Tw present a fragmentary note from a coastal region recital. The unnamed performer is linked to a travel poet, with references to Wet fe soln and Hiroe, suggesting a local cultural event or excerpt.
Fragmentary text at the door mentions a dinner plan and an inquiry about an Aminon Hale Needy, with stray references to news readers and an unclear date.
A distorted legal notice references the sheriff district court and a public sale. Names such as J. Baliefinks and J. Walie Finks appear as clerks or officials in Dallas County with a court date and location in the City of Dot t.
Citation by publication in Dallas court announces Refugio Morales as plaintiff seeking divorce and alimony from spouse, alleging separation since 4928 and alleged abuse. Writ served in Dallas City court with details of dates, officials, and petition filed on July 5, 1929.
Public sale ordered by the Dallas County District Court 43rd Judicial District in the case Central Hinalithic Company versus F G Donovan Genevieve Donovan George Q Youngblood and Eugene DeRogory. Sale to settle judgment amount and costs at the courthouse door in Dallas County on the date specified. Property described as Lot 22 in University Highlands University Park Texas. Bids to be received between 10 am and 4 pm. Subscriptions offered through Carrollton Chronicle.
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