Farm Branch Echoes Weekend Trips and Local Death
Mrs and Mrs Fred Good Miss Virginia Roster and Barbara Ann Huiler motor to Pine Bluff AR over weekend. Doris Ford returns home after extended visit with relatives. Will Rash Pye, 64, dies at home west of Kate. survived by wife, two sons, a daughter. Several residents visit relatives from Corpus Christi to Dallas. Funeral services held at Bandsir Church. Gayle Moore recovering from severe flu. Mrs John Harrison operated on at St Paul hospital. Midwife Sutherland on vacation from Oklahoma City. Isma Sutherland visiting relatives in Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Fred Good
Virginia Roster
Barbaras
Ann Huiler
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Toy Good
Doris Ford
Wise Helen Jane Hardy
Corpus Christiy
Eim
Bill Kirkpatrick
Nora Smith
Lo Banda
Hester Cook
Darrell
Gladewater
Vinity
Bere
Pete Thompson
Billy Ray
Buffalo Gap
Texas
Huggins
Ft. Worth
Chas
Lewis and Son
Will Rash Pye Ygu
Hia
Kate
Mze
Lonie Rasberry
Toma
Roy
Ray
Farmbra Branch
Jewel Jonea
Dallas
Dorothy Ford
Tusaday
Thorne E. Thorlow
Dayton
Ohio
Ferry Ford
al Lodwick
Howard Hughes
Ismeis Mayo Brothers Citaic
Rochever
Minn
Femuyiggntia
Nid
Voor Sistar Seth Bullock
Howl 1
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Fey Denton
Dav. W. A. Hamrline
Ridgewood Farm
Gayle Moore
St. Paul Hospital
John Hirrivon
McCormick Pharmacy SHERBET andROZEN MALT
Ren. Phone 129 Store 3 Greater Efficiency Research by petroleum engineers changed to no much greater production efficiency that some of the oldest fields in Pennsylvania are now producing around 45 000 barrels daily as compared with 28 000 daily in 1924. Matra R Davis, Bob Hill and Toe Reeder returned Thursday morning from Tennessee and Kentucky, where they had been staying several days with relatives and friends. They said crops were looking fine over that. Austie Hale returned home Sunday from a three weeks stay in Bonham with her sister Mrs Fat Gravley and family. Mr. Bob London and Mrs. J T Whitlock visited in Dallas Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Whitlock. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Byke and son Carden and Marlin Myera returned recently from a visit in New Mexico and Carlsbad Caverns. Dorie Jean and Robbie Freeze of Emory have been visiting here for the last week in the FM McMurray home with their sister Miss Maurine Freeze.
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Pennsylvania
Matra R Davis
Bob Hill
Toe Reeder
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mig Austie Hale
Bonham
Fat Gravley
Bob London
J T Whitlock
Dallas
Noble Whitlock
Wade Byke
Carden
Marlin Myera
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Caverns
Dorie Jean
Robbie Freeze
Emory
FM McMurray
Still An American Opportunity for All Nations
Fragmented text discusses American ideals and unity, urging responsibility to maintain a model nation. Mentions Ida Smith of Dallas, Emma Hurd, Margie and Allen Shaffer of Farmers Branch, and Roy Gravley’s 16th birthday with a large family gathering. Local visitors and shopfront notes appear, including mentions of St Paul hospital and area stores.
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Margie
Aiion Shaffer
Farmers Branch
St Paul Hospital
Roy
Roy Gravley
George Peters
Dulles
Appointees for Consular Posts Must Speak Local Languages
A discussion on consular service languages notes that appointments are rarely recommended without ability to speak the host country’s language. A candidate is asked to recite Chinese to test fit, and the mock question elicits a grin as the interviewer approves the man’s improvisation. Praise Farmer.
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Te Wan
Milly Gives Doll Haircut Surprise in Indianaplis News
Mrs Lee discovers her five year old daughter Milly giving a new doll a haircut. Milly asks why she cut the dolls hair and replies that it will grow back in a few weeks. Identified as a brief, humorous child moment reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Lee
Milly
Millyi
Mrs. Lee
Nelly
Nu Easel Message Sparks Fatherly Warning to Boy Artist
A terse exchange records a boy declaring intent to draw while the father cautions against overstepping parental limits. The fragment hints at a negotiation about pursuing art and creative activity within household boundaries.
On Wrong Track Amid Car Breakage Jokes
In a Vancouver Sun snippet a newlywed couple joke about a cracked car and a missing cup as a light moment. The bride explains the cup’s disappearance while the husband mulls the situation, reflecting a playful domestic scene from the period.
Mystery of the Nervous Patient Reveals Humorous Misreads
A garbled dialogue recounts misheard phrases about congratulations and a medical cure. Characters include London cabmen and a doctor whose patient jokes about nerves and aging. The piece carries a light, clipped tone with fragmented sentences and slang reflecting late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
Fragmentary OCR humor about a widow and insured husband
A garbled dialogue depicts a widow laments her loss, a friend asking about insurance, and a confused exchange. The text features corrupted words and nonsensical phrases that obscure clear details but center on a widow, her deceased husband, and questions of life insurance.
Gerald C Mann to Close Dallas Campaign Rally
Gerald C Mann, Dallas County candidate for Texas attorney general, will close his campaign in Dallas Friday at 8 pm in Fair Park open air bandstand. A large homecoming crowd is expected after a six month statewide tour. Mann, SMU graduate with Harvard degrees, is endorsed by Dallas County judges and vows full cooperation with all Texas departments if elected. He emphasizes pension payments and opposes corporate ties of his opponent.
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Gerald C Man
Dallas County
Texas
Dallas
Hell At
Pair Park
Mith
Gerald C. Mann
Mant
Southern Methodist University
Marvard
Gerald Mann
Fair Park
Ats
Alsways
Austin
Munn
Card of Thanks for Eriochs and family sorrow
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during a period of bereavement. It acknowledges the loss of a husband and father, notes deep appreciation for sympathy and assistance, and mentions a family seeking comfort and ongoing remembrance.
Fragmentary 19th century dialogue on bereavement and marriage
Scrambled text shows a dialogue about a father’s death and a marriage. Names and precise events are obscured by garbled OCR. The fragment hints at family matters, wages, and social expectations without clear dates or locations.
The Greatest Failure in Social Rarity and Economics
Quote from James H. R. Cromwell on social rarity and economics being the primary barrier, alongside a note from Texas A. and M. College Extension Service on hens fed a protein rich diet. The Chronicle invites reader engagement and asks for notices to help serve Carrollton and northwest Dallas County, urging syndicated want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. R. Cromwell
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Carrollton Area Farmer Services Adverts
Local notes mention Carrollton Hebron Addison and Oaklane area services. Contact details appear incomplete with phone numbers and names like Mr Good and Gar rollton. Information is fragmented and needs verification from the original page.
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