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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented OCR page fragment references Chicago and politics with stray names and sensational tone. It mentions police and bandits, a city crime scene, and public notices amid garbled text, hinting at editorial talk and local concerns from a historic South region newspaper.
Public sale announced by the sheriff to satisfy a writ in the matter of Es Fy Atewear and others versus GH Thaemas. Property listed includes 2845 Began and Frard street, block 18, lot 12 in block 5, valued under court costs. Sale to be conducted at the courthouse with bidding rules stated.
The Nebraska beet sugar industry with six factories in North Platte valley and one in Grand Island faces price pressures and transportation costs. Advocates argue for home market sales to benefit growers, while fear of price wars and holding companies drawing profits from dividends arouses concern. Local ranchers and merchants push for fair prices and direct sales to Colorado and beyond.
Step by step directions describe making a mushroom omelet with yolks whites folded in and mushroom sauce. Ingredients include milk, butter, mushroom juice, salt, and pepper, with guidance on whisking yolks and folding in whites, cooking low, and preparing a creamy mushroom sauce to pour before folding.
In a terse notice, Heys Ten Fist is reported toward Dallas County for a steeples or stee involvement, with unclear details due to damaged OCR. The fragment notes a geographic link to Dallas County and a person or entity named Heys Ten Fist.
A fragmentary account depicts Reverend Crowe amid a devout churchgoer milieu and a young minister’s awkward moment during services, provoking consternation among parishioners while mispunctuated lines hint at social frictions and domestic matters surrounding a wedding and community life.
The note reads like a garbled excerpt from Chicago Daily News. It mentions a person named Mirahasa, a Little Larey-Camrs reference, and says someone beat a rival by a large margin. The exact events, dates, and proper names are unclear due to OCR errors.
In a brief note the couple announces an engagement between Yenice B and Lovelest Ip Hyoken. Family and friends are wished well as they prepare for future plans hinted at in the announcement made on Yevverday.
A garbled OCR line cites misread phrases and unclear names about a Whig figure and an event ending with a fraternity reference. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify people, places, dates, or the exact story.
A garbled historical clipping references a court case with phrases about a Word Only I pm 8 Communia suit and an expensive fine. It mentions a barge and a traffic judge, plus a defendant named Mangoes Tid and three prior offenses, but the text is too damaged to extract a coherent event or outcome.
A jumble of quoted lines shows couples and social figures exchanging casual remarks about fortune, happiness, work, and domestic plans. The dialogue hints at relationships, domestic routines, and light personal anecdotes set against a bustling urban backdrop.
A sheriff sale notice from Dallas County lists the sale of a Housetop property tied to GW Trammmel and J C Wartons debt. It describes a one story dwelling with multiple rooms and personal effects, emphasizing the sale to satisfy a judgment of 2435 dollars plus interest and 2311 dollars plus interest plus attorney fees. The sale is set for the day after public notice, to be conducted by the Sheriff of Dallas County, with bidding open to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Agricultural editor V. H. Schffelmaier of the Dallas News reports Texas farm values for 1980. Excluding cotton, crops are valued at 167 770 dollars. Including cotton and livestock, Texas totals an estimated 710 million dollars. Texas supplies one quarter of the nation’s pecan crop. In 1929 the state produced nearly half of the total yield.
Notice of Shumipy's sale in Dallas County records for a property formerly owned by F-E-Liiees. Sale to satisfy a lien in favor of W.G. Crawford and Crawford and Central Builthite Company. Dates reflect December 11, AD 193, with interest at 7 percent per annum and court-ordered proceedings naming the sheriff to execute the sale.
Publication notice issued by the District Court of Dallas County commanding the sheriff to publish complaint of Laura Leach Blair against J M Blair for divorce and name restoration. Writ dated December 3, 1930, with return required showing execution. Clerk Jules Pinks notarizes seal. deputy Troy Hill signs.
Texas totals show 47,001,007 spent on construction and maintenance for the fiscal year ending August 1, 1980. Texas counties and road districts contributed 10,515,075, while the Federal government provided 6,000,577.
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