Local notables recover or visit in Dallas area
Several residents and relatives are mentioned with health notes and visits. Gale Moore of Farmers Branch ill with pneumonia. Bill Sublette recovering from a back injury. Philip Carver visiting Dallas with his aunt Mra CR Melugin. Odell Smith and Lizzie Smith visit. Norma Handley and Maxine Tipton in town. Multiple visits between Dallas, Cleburne, and Farmers Branch relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Moore
Farmers Branch
Ruby Tipton
Cleburne
Rata Roach
Philip Carver
Dallas
CR Melugin
Ed Bowman
Dallan
Andrew Jackson
Ploy
Rey
C M Turner
CC Carver
Bill Sublette
Pat McCoy
J T Vindergriff
Norma Handley
Marian Jack Good
Maxine Tipton
Texas
Beulah White
Maggie Sublette
Johnny Shea
Baby
Sra
KN McMillan
Fay and
Robbie
Local Notices and Social Snaps From Fort Worth Area
McCormick Pharmacy advertises TABS of ICE CREAM at 10c. Funeral services were held for Mrs Branhannan's sister in Ft Worth with attendees including Miss Cora Balle Mayes and Miss Joella Glutch visiting from Dallas. Carrollton plans a scrimmage with Plano on Friday night August 2. Donald Isom of Dallas attended Mars Johnston's shower at First Baptist and visited Mr and Mrs BOP Mayes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra AG Kirksey
MC Kirkham
Jack Ogle
Frederick Mayes
Dallas
Airs
EP Mayes
al. McDaniel
Carrollton
WW Brake
Kansas City
Kans
E W Brake
Ashley Webb
Branhannan
Mrs. Branhannan
Ft. “Worth
Cora Balle Mayes
Joella Glutch
Dallasy
Plano
Donald Isom
Dallay
Mars Johnston
Sion
First Baptist Church
Sirs
Bop Mayes
New York Parade Scene Reported On Busy Street
A foggy New York day shows a parade scene near Sird Street and Broadway. The draft describes carts, wheels, and a procession influenced by street activity and city crowds, with references to Empire State Buddies and the New York works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sird Street
Broadway
Stee Ee
Nive York Works
Empire State Buddies
Ain Wheels
Car Breaks Down On Day Out With Expert Driver
An unclear article fragment describes a young man and a mother planning a day out with a sports car. The scene includes a question about a breakdown and a daughter reacting with concern as the car stalls, with a Mr Jack supposedly knowing what to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Loodon
Help Needed Me as Absent-Minded Professor Card
An excerpt from Stray Stories Magazine presents a scene where an absent-minded professor clings to a strap and asks a conductor for help as he prepares to retrieve his fare. The narrative emphasizes his anxious expression and cautious movement.
Farmer asks for the right county agent
A farmer debates the kind of hired man he needs and jokes about large feet while planning to repair a wagon rack. The fragmented line hints at seeking a practical helper skilled at fixing the bottom of a wayrack and covering distance.
A Square Meal Sign Mystery at the Table
A brief caption notes Mrs. Wood Borer asking for food inside a dining area. Mr. Wood Borer responds with a quip about a sign reading Tables reserved for, es, hinting at a playful misreading of the reservation placard.
Murtrated Lesson Amid Odd Street Scenes
A whimsical fragment set in a city street shows a well dressed woman walking unaware of a tiny bowed creature beside her while a boy named Tom breaks in with a humorous remark about curfews and jail, amid stray magazine chatter and playful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotany
Stray Stories
We Wonler Restaurant Paulson Crowely Walter dialogue
Dialog shows unclear questions about milk and black specks with mentions of vitamins. The scene features Walter and Bafe Driver discussing unknown items and potential health implications. This readable fragment hints at a casual encounter in a dining setting with safe ambiguity about the specks and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulson
Crowely
Walter
Vietnitzed Minister Message From Scattered Fragments
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a minister and phrases about prisons, a scoutmuster, and a mother with a dose of caser. It references a brother and a day’s end, but the context and readable facts are minimal and unclear.
Unscrupulous Ballot Claims Spark Legal Debate
Fragmentary notes discuss a court case with phrases like not guilty and ballot concerns. Mentions Maryland and a possibly political context. Text is unreadable in parts but centers on a legal decision and contested votes.
The Truth About Fixed Charges and Railroads
A three member Interstate Commerce Commission committee reports misperceptions about fixed charges. They argue fixed charges are a modest return on railroad property and are paid to many investors and institutions. The piece notes the charges support jobs and purchasing power while recent years show strains from regulation and rising costs. Local notices mention Robty Rae Roach's return from Royse City and visits by Dickersons and Karr families, plus Chubby Sikes ending a three week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Com
Yast
Advantage of Small Newspapers in Community Press
An ethical claim favors country papers over big city dailies praising owners who know the community, personal journalism, and constructive policies. A Grady quote envisions farmer independence and self-sufficiency, followed by local society notes on Cayrolston visitors, a football meeting turnout, and a child's birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Press
Smal City
Oy Country Weekly
Dajtes
Kaufman Howald
Rayon growth drives 1937 textile output surge
Rayon, now a key textile material after three decades of rapid development, accounted for about a billion yards of fabric in 1937. It found use across dresses, underwear, household goods, and linings, signaling its major role in industry.
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North Texas
Rex Good
A. D, Duncan
Mgr
Focal
Mra
ML McKinney
Coppall
Wey
John Gunstreat
CW Ramsey
Roy Jr. Russell
Slaton
W T Boatwright
Henry Maxey
McCormick Pharmacy
Cactus
Ina
Tim Potryet
Lambie
Prsuwr
Eeaseste
Vista
Navy
Maryland
Miss Pump
Mr. Oxford
Bobty Rae Rouch
Royse City
T. N. Rosch
Bad Dickerson
Garney Karr
Vickery
OE Dickerson
Perry Whitloe
Gerald
Chubby Sikes
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Aline
Kelley's Grocery & Market
Henry W. Grady
Charles Raward
Charles
Carrolhony Inl
First Ave. Dallas
Nuanie McGee
Social Stati Business
The
Carrollton Chronicle
W. L. Martin
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