12 Football Games On Fair Schedule
Transcribed from a historic page. lists a sequence of football games with dates and times for a college schedule. Mentions teams such as Prairie View, Texas Tech, Sunset High, Wiley College, and Woodrow Wilson. Includes dates in October and venues, reflecting a period sports timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Us
Sunset High
Woods Row
Wilson
Wiley College
Newrove
Prairie View
Terrill Sehook Vey
Fexne Tech
Mort Dallesigh
Nk Chm Minh
Dissolution Notice of Stewart & Cowling Garage and Station
A dissolution notice states that A T Stewart transfers control of Stewart and Cowling Garage and filling station to Thomas, who will operate as Thomas and Cowling Garage and Station. The firm’s name changes, and ongoing work at the station is noted, with appreciation for past support and continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Stewart
Nothcer
Stewart & Cawling
Warage
Npprsators
Thomas
Oiver Die Lehoreste
Fem
Thomas & Cowling Garou
Sereich
Yors Boey Inves
Carrollton School Openings and Staff Changes Noted
The Carrollton item lists new and returning teachers for the Colored school and nearby staff changes. It notes preparations for openings, Bible School plans, and ministerial travels, including pastor Watson Jones on vacation and Mrs. Tob Patterson's healthy return from the Dallas hospital. George Graves and family relocate back to Carrollton to join Cromer’s former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graves
Carrollton
Hoae
Cromer
Long Place
Frisen
Get Homes Established the Boy Seoute of Carpattian
The article reports on a local group donating funds and resources to support a community troop unit. It notes residents’ pride in repairing and equipping their living spaces and mentions a political or civic meeting where questions about troop support were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoute
Carpattian
Rilirioi
Neviele
Uae
Ada Noni
Parman
Missionary Society Meeting At Local Church
W E Missionary Society gathers with Cromer and others to discuss ministry and church work. Ruth Verwan and Jacque Lawes attend with Mrs Rifles and Lavery speaking on topics including charity, old Huddislet, and a school for Neen Women. Ada Torpley to speak on the Brain school for Neen Women at the Aug meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wyman
Mies
Ruth Verwan
Jacque Lawes
Earch
Rifles
Bpi
Ada Torpley
Trier
Carrollton social at Watermelon Party and bridge views
A Carrollton group held a swimming party near Cotter Bell bridge last Thursday night with attendees including Mr and Mrs W lem Chapura and others. They visited Atkinsus paradise, Magnols, and the Ohio area. a later note discusses bridge tolls and taxpayer costs for free crossings, urging user pay concepts and highway funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Cotter Bell Bridge
Lewis
W.lem Chapura
Biden Brake
Tidewll
Atkinsus Paraday
Aphansan
Mre
W. G Martin
Cailornia
Cory
Ayeuna Weoch
Chippewa
Wisconsin
Ohio
Bixby Park
Alex Warner
Rich Hale
Righ
Warner
Johnson City
Fair to Have Whig Farm Show at Texas State Exposition
Announcement from J L Lancaster and W J Yonp of the agriculture department indicates the 108 Stave Pair of Texas will use every space in the Agricultural Building in Dallas October 20 to Beh. About 80 percent of Texas counties are expected to participate in the 10 Agricultural Show the largest county turnout yet. Also mentions local hospital news and visits in Lovadale and Carrollton with Chronicle subscription info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallay
Texas
Dallas
J. L. Lancaster
W.J Yonp
Perry Opens 5 & 10 Store Saturday Week
Perry’s new five and ten cent store opens Saturday week with a grand display. The article notes a trial opening, mentions limited stock, and invites customers to visit the Perry’s store in the Hovhes building. It highlights expected bargains and a ceremonial event with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carreliion
Jonasty
Barnet Haa
Yale
Mr. Berry
Perry's
Jdort
Uuia Axa
Brice
Burnet
What We Think on Women Men and Work in Society
The piece critiques gender roles and motherhood, questioning what makes a man or a mother admirable. It recalls office scenes where desks and wastebaskets reflect workplace efficiency and hints at broader social expectations. It also mentions figures like Frank Dixon and Hofmann and notes Chronicle business cards and advice on information access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowlan
Advion
Dixon
Thornton predicts Texas industrial vigor in future growth
R L Thornton told the Texas Press Association annual convention that Texas must pursue a balanced, diversified industrial expansion financed by growing investment. He cited historical finance shifts, urged statewide opportunity, and argued policies should support all sectors to realize long term growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilder
Otto
Ballon
Thornton
von Ten
Uae
Dtade
Texas
Union of States
Arle
Johnston Family Relocates As Cotton Prospects Rise
Roy Johnston and wife moved to Lonn Owl and plan to reside there while inspecting crops. They visited Carrey ton and noted expectations that cotton would be ready mid month. Prospects are strong, with the power crop now usable after last spring’s damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnston
Lonn Owl
Roy
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Woodrow Wilson
M. UL Vm Centerary College
Pti
Walla
Carrollton Schools
Bering
Atlee
Margin
Tio Wars
Kansae
Jimaide
Kula Smith
Granevine
Lipscomb
Corpus Christi
Gun Jetoenest
John W.gunetream
Super
Prof
Berryhill
Milas Janie Stark
Mies Rath Paldark
Mies Mermwine Molt
Ragmond
Ascvant
Watson Jones
Wormsing & Christine
F Worth
Tob Patterson
Dailas
Vite
B. _e Bank & Trust Co
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
AL Thornton
Mreakinot
Rhoton
H. McMurray
Coshier
Get Homes
W.E. Missionary Society Meeting
Carrollton Chronicle
Kel Wivet
Denison
Addie Panien
Beulah Knight
Leva Ane
Baylor Hospital
Heei Cohum
Gothne Brake
Georgia Jotinen
T. J. Lang
Frott
the Chronicle
Perry
Weillh
Department of Africuk
Washington
Hofmann
W. Romsey
Housworth
Aubrey
R.L. Thornton
Texas Press Assn
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