Dallas County returns on contested offices
The complete returns for contested offices in Dallas County are listed, with candidates and tallies for governor and other statewide posts. Notable figures include ODaniel, McCoy, Calvert, Yarborough, Brat, and Meador among many, with numerous local district results and preliminary notes on runoff contests and unopposed races.
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Dallas County
Brogdon
Self
Kentro
Crowley
Bunter
Farmer
O'Daniel
Thompsen
King
McCoy
Pur ‘Gitaon
McCraw
Mead
Nelson
Brooks
Stevenson
Smith
Duvinton
Goodrich
Woodal
Calvert
Mann
Yarborough
Supreme Court
Smiley
Davidson
Crit
Comet of Criminal Appeal
Pippet
Graves
Stephens
Stephens 4,086, Tailread
Btuart
Sadier
Wood
Marrin
Teroll
Cheiatia
Comptroer—Tarcell
Biffie
Sheppard
McDonald
Browning
Gilus
Tygastivgh Lockhart
Foster
Barhok
Tames
LeMay
Woods
Allen
Want
Congress
Sumnera
Jackson
Love
Senate
John
Harris
Werterfeld
Savage
Dalley
Flowning
Hodor
Hanna
Sea- Howe
Colquitt
Houston
Reeves
Reed
Representative
MclCormack
McDaniel
Trwin
Matthew
Mills
Sis Begrist
Winfene
Bristow
Blankenship
Civil Appeals
Field
Thid
Mudge
Conint
Conmell
Schmid
Buckner
Williamson
Fi Ginet I-Smith
Marlin
F Graver
Westerfeld
Tom Field
Frank M. Smith
Daniel
McCormack
Bishop
Death of Delbert Jones Houston attorney dies in Baltimore
Delbert Jones of 3116 Rice Boulevard Houston died in Baltimore Maryland after a brief illness. Born 1888 in Garland Texas he studied at Elm Grove Valley View public schools Southwestern University Georgetown and University of Texas Law School. He is survived by his widow Avie Jones a daughter Miss Jownie Jones his mother Mrs Decia Jones Amarillo and several siblings including Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo. Funeral services were held at Brewer Funeral Home in Dallas.
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Houston
Rovers
Delbert Jones
Rice Boulevard
Baltimore
Maryland
Mr.Jones
Kstown
Attors +mey
Seas Connell
Fed ‘Eral Land Bank
Houelun
Dulin
Garland
Teday
Puble
Elm Grove
Valley View
Texas
Southwestern
Fire Wall Not Always Kill Blue Bugs
A neighbor recalls a fire destroyed house with blue bugs surviving the blaze. People debate whether all pests perished as they inspect charred debris and speculate on causes while mentioning a local hospital schedule and August to September timing.
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Martin
Soft Ball Schedule and Local Notices
August schedule lists Fireen versus Methodist on Friday August 5 and sion versus Methodist on Monday August 8. Other matches include Firemen and Baptist on August 10 and Addison versus Coppell on August 12, with Baptist teams noted. Local notes mention Lovelace promoting for T G Kelley, fieldwork for freezing unit installation, and Carver family taking a vacation week.
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Fireen
Methodist
Sion
Baptist
Addison Va
Lovelace
T G Kelley
Tor
Carver
Field Day Meets For Nearby Places Digression and Plans
East Texas counties Ball Hatley and Titus host soil and water conservation field days August 7 to 13 proclaimed Texan Soil and Water Conservation Bank. Elm Creek Temple Gar land Mt. Pleasant field tours morning then talks by officials and agents afternoon. speakers include Governor James V Allrnd and Texas Extension Service leaders. Funeral services held for Burrus Steele in Carrollton. interment Perry Cemetery.
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East Texas
Ball
Hatley
Titus
Texan Soil and Water Conservation Bank
James V. Alfred
Elm Creek
Temple
Garland
Mt. Pleasant
Stork
Noi
Texas A. &M College School of Agriculture
V. 0 .Marshall
Texa Soil and Water — Conservation Aasoulation
P. K. Birdwell
Sabine Neches Conservation District
East
Texay Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Texas Extension Service
Department of Vocational Agriculture
Jocal Chambers of Commerce
Texan Soil and
Texas Counci of Agriculture
Oul
Engagement of Wille Fay Mel W FP and Wille Fay Brown
Mrs W F Hofmann announces the engagement of daughter Wille Fay to Aria Brown of Irving. A breakfast in the Gazelle Room Dallas on Sunday morning announced the forthcoming wedding at the bride’s Garland home on August 20. Attendees include Dallas social circle members and Irving residents.
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Mel
W. FP
Hofmado
Gertrude
Wille Fay
Aria Brown
Irving
Gazelle
Billye Andrews
Fandella Wahl
Grude Kings
Jewel Pinte
Mra
D. le Davie
Dallas
Buddy Manning
Mre
Lloyd Brown
Mus. W
McRight
Loda Belle
Bowste
Mac McRight
Georgia Paras
Ollivene Patterson
Cutraliton
Mire
Otte Brown
Carrollton Plans Better Lighting and Water Conservation
The Carrollton city council voted to upgrade street and residential lighting, increasing candle power from 60 to 100 on residences and up to 400 on the square and 250 on highways, raising total purchase from 2000 to 7060 units. They also evaluated water supply, favoring conservation and delaying further pumping and storage investments until finances improve.
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Nile B
Carrollton
Woorthine Sunda
Carrolle ‘Ton le
Small Town Ideals Highlighted In Ford Sunday Program
W J Cattleton chairs Ford Sunday Evening Hour talks under Ford Motor Company auspices. On May 20 Mr Cameron discussed The Small Town, urging school libraries to hold the volume and urging readers to study the nation’s rural roots, small town virtue, and the balance between enterprise and community. He argues the small town shapes leaders and resists rapid urban change, while radio and motor travel shrink distances and preserve neighborhood ties.
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W. J. Cattleton
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Mr. Camaron
Torebesra
Cameron
United States
Jose
Carter
Garland to Present Duck Creek Soil Conservation Plan
Garland will present her Duck Creek Soil Conservation project to the public on near Wednesday July 10. A delegation of farmers from the territory is urged to attend and view the progress, with previous visits praising the work. Another opportunity to learn about the project and Field Day details will be provided next Wednesday, inviting a large local turnout to Garland.
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Garland
Duck Creek
Viall
Dong
Alag
Gurla
Texas employment dips slightly in June report
June employment across 2,701 Texas establishments rose 0.2 percent from May but fell 2.0 percent year over year. Payrolls dropped 2.2 percent from May and 6.8 percent from June last year. Manufacturing gained 0.8 percent from May yet declined 1.0 percent versus June last year. Strong performers included bakeries, bevel manufacturing, meat packing, paper products, utilities, and refining.
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Austin
Trxan
Texas Bureau of Basin Search
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Burrus Steele
N Rhoton Funeral Home
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