Congress Post Office Address Query and Transportation Notes
Fragmented OCR from a Texas newspaper discusses postal address updates and a plea for old and new directions. It cites the 1929 education survey, transport critiques, a former judge’s sentence, and rural farming prices. Also mentions treasury figures, taxes per head, and local anecdotes about traffic and daily life.
Railroads blamed for public inconvenience and rate burdens
A historical notice argues railroads caused public disruption and costly delays, urging reforms. It claims freight and passenger routes faced congestion, with operators forced to answer for past damages to public convenience and future travel costs. Strong critique targets railroad practices and accountability.
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Dave
Big Hog Tale From Winnsboro News
The Winnsboro News notes a thrifty local, John Shaw, who lives a mile west of town. He reportedly killed a 740 pound hog last week and produced 0 gallons of lard and 104 pounds of aussie. The item carries rural dialect and humor about hog meat and winter preparations.
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Winnsboro
John Shaw
Wolf
Ferris
Licensing Drivers Sparks and Safety Fears
A letter argues New York suspends licenses for reckless drivers and others, while Connecticut charges higher liability rates for risky drivers. The writer questions enforcement prospects, noting numerous unsafe vehicles and doubting a new Texas licensing law would curb bad driving or be effectively enforced.
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New York
Notice of Sheriff Sale Real Estate in Dallas County
Notice of sheriff sale issued by the Dallas County Texas court under order of sale. The proceedings name W. G Crawford and Pearl Crawford as plaintiffs and Central Building Company with other defendants. Sale set for the first Tuesday in January in the sheriff’s jurisdiction, with property described as Lot No in Jordan's Subdivision and other parcels. Sale in Dallas, Texas, cash in hand, with prior liens and interest listed and a deputy sheriff handling the process.
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Biairot Gourt
Dulles
W. G Chawford
Pearl Crawford
Aleme Sole
Central Huulinie Company
Fs K. Dilege
Chapman, Thomas
Ada Briggs
Boling
Dallas
Pbavon
Widder
Brad Ae Rig
Cenral Brull Company
Chapman Thomas
Jordan
Dallacmasty
Tex
FE Sriggs
Tate Perce Peansts
Colt
HA. Hood
Sheri Dallas
County
Texas
J. E. Jameson
Sheriff Sale Notice of Dallas County Land and Personal Property
Amid court orders in Dallas County Texas a sheriff sale is scheduled for January 1931. It covers real estate parcels in Dallas including a described Lot Block and property previously conveyed, plus assorted personal property from the Trammel Tillery case, and lists judgments, accrued interest, and attorney fees. A second notice to publicize another sheriff sale in Trinity Heights addition lists Richard Marion Harrison Sr and Jr as defendants with a $266.43 judgment and associated costs.
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District Court
Ballias County
14Th Judicial Institute of Texas
Marie J. Tillery
Plaintif
G. W. Trammel
Joe B. Stephens Motors Inc
4 Corporation
Shaw Jewelry Company, Inc
Corporation
de Miles
Ity Hi
Hycanes
The
Fuller Constrict Company
Ws Horton
Dallas
J. Woppe
Texas
Melex
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Knieht
Rawlins Street
Watake
Knight Street
Eawiins
MT. Tillery
Margaret E. Webster
Ay B .Webster
Dued
Dave
Dallas County
Horton
Halim
Jina
Murphy
Wy ‘Trammel
Plain
Marie
Tillery
Costa Ofcourt
Costa
Dalian
G. G. Woodin
Wm. J. Ramsay
Mary B. Severs
Fteme Sols
Trinity. Heights Syndicate
Richard Starlon Hartison
Richard Marion Hutelson, Jr
Balas
Richard Marion Hareion Sr
Flohard Mallon Harrison, Jr
Baylis
Trinity
Richard Marlon Harrison
Richard Marlon Harrison, Jr
GG ‘Weedin
Wm T Feamsay
Minty Seevers
Trinity Heights Syndicate
Ald
Divorce Citation Issued in Dallas County Court
A public notice from Dallas County commands J. A. Blake to appear in the district court on a Monday in October 1940 regarding Laura Leach Blair’s divorce suit. It details alleged conjugal misconduct and requests the defendant’s response to the complaint filed April 20, 1938, with restraining provisions and court costs.
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State OF Texas
Dallas
J. He Blake
Laura Leach Blair
Mediapula
J. A. Bla
Nieabe
Lewis Fala
Hough
Alstict Court
Dallas County
Oes
J Balle Hinke
Troy Hill
War abolition idea touted by Lewisville Enterprise
A fragment from the Lewisville Enterprise argues that the surest path to abolish war is through a broad base approach. It suggests testing a plan on a basic scale to see if war can be stopped within weeks.
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Lewisville Enterprise
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