Round the World flyers visit Houston airport celebration
Perry Ford and Howard Haghen hosted guests from the Round the World flyers at Houston last Saturday. A big parade followed by a banquet at the Rice Hotel marked the event. Lieut. Thurlow traveled from Chicago to join the celebration with the flyers. Ollie Bullock accompanied Perry Ford on the trip as residents from Sulphur Springs and nearby towns visited during the week. Dorothy Ford and Perry Ford plan to visit Dayton, Ohio, this Saturday, while local families continued to be part of the community’s social calendar.
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Perry Ford
Howard Haghen
Houston
Rice Hotel
Lieut. Thurlow
Chicago
Ollie Bullock
Wré
John = Tamann
Sulphur Springs
Sive
Floyd May
Ben Thomison
Misa Gladys Godfrey
Burleson
Bob Knight
Ebud Johnston
The
Baptist Church
Law
Andy Weaver
Teddy Marsh
Hollis Marsh
Dorothy Ford
Thomas Thurlow
Dayton
Ohio
GL. Thompson
Buffalo Gap
Texas
John Harrison
Reverehon Park
Notice of Sale at Fred Marsh garage Farmers Branch
Notice of sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Fred Marsh garage in Farmers Branch on Friday August 19 1928 between 10 am and 4 pm. Ford VR Coach highway 1987 980934 engine 182632961 to recover labor charges and storage on the automobile. Fred Marsh.
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Fred Marsh
Farmers Branch
Local Service Contact Details From OCR Fragments
Fragmentary notice lists individuals such as A GOOD Hy Ge Vives nyatme af he DNAS Puppy and LAGUT with towns Addison and Lake Dallas. It directs inquiries about electrical service to Mr Good at Care pollion, offering two phone numbers 90 and 64. The mutilated text suggests a local service or advertisement context.
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Yom Wectrie
Mr. Good At
Care Pollion
Sherbet and Frozen Malt Res Phone 129 at McCormick Pharmacy
Weather notes extreme heat this week with calls for cool escapes. Community chatter covers local events, Lions club minutes, and urging support to strengthen Carrollton institutions for a prosperous future.
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McCormick Pharmacy
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Productive Versus Political Jobs By RAYMOND PITCATIN
Raymond Pitcairn argues that productive employment drives broader growth while political roles swell payrolls without creating new demand. He cites Washington and state trends, warns that taxes and bureaucracy hinder production, and urges policies favoring productive work to revive prosperity.
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Raymond Pitcatin
Wannington
Peny State
Fiat Saigpare
Corroliivn Woman's Study Club Completes Year Book
The Chronicle notes the Woman's Study Club of Corroliivn has completed and delivered their Year Hooks for the 1968 season. Members praise the workmanship and construction of their books. The report mentions ambitious Bible study portions and a refined, organized approach.
Joe Mill Thanks Supporters After Narrow Loss for Judge
Joe Mill thanks supporters in a candid note after losing the 44th District Court judge race by a narrow margin. He calls himself a conscientious lawyer, invites supporters to visit his Dallas office at 14 Republic Building, and expresses gratitude for the help received during his first political campaign.
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44Th District
Court
Dallas
Republic
Ti Leon
Joe M. Hill
New Wis time house nears completion by Lyon-Gray Lumber
The Lyon-Gray Lumber Company builds a house near Wis time with brickwork finished and interior surfaces under coating. A Southwens Section gathering of the American Water Works Association in Ohio will bring delegates from Arkansas, Louisiana, and Idaho among others.
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Southwens
Te American Water Works
Anopctiim
Ohtyhuma
Arkawir
Averyane
New York's Fair and Skyline One Picture in 1929 Exposition
A Bermuda Clipper photograph shows Manhattan nine miles away yet fifteen minutes by rail from the New York World's Fair 1929. The image highlights the Trylon and Perisphere, Constitution Mall, and the growing Central Exhibit Area with IRT BMT elevated tracks, Long Island Railroad lines, Grand Central Parkway Extension, and Triborough Bridge approaches amid forty buildings under construction.
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New York
Manhattan
Trylon
Broad Constitutional Mall
Grand Central Parkway
Triborough Bridge
Curriculum Conference in Austin Draws Large Attendance
In Austin Texas on July 26 around two hundred public school teachers principals and superintendents attended the third annual curriculum conference at the University of Texas. Dr Fred C Ay noted the event demonstrated value of cooperation across educational agencies as plans evolved for the Texas curriculum program. The conference covered language arts mathematics science and other core fields with lectures from national educators alongside Texas specialists. A semester style schedule allowed several weeks of focused work with more students enrolling for the full three month pattern than in prior summers. Also listed: Mr and Mrs Nosie Whitlock and family traveling to California and the Pacific Northwest for several weeks, and an End of Road Cafe awning replacement project as a local improvement.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Fred C. Ay
Texas State
Nosie Whitlock
Califfornia
Pudue
Seattle
Wysh
Montana
Yellowstone Park
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Carrollton
Chreullon
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Finllas Couney
Maule Avenue
Joe Mill
New York’s Fair and Skyline
Vandergriff Chevrolet Company
W. Lee O’daniel
Sen Jewid
Doe Malley
Dallas Morning News
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Tapani
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