Health meeting in Grapevine draws many from the district
A health meeting held in Grapevine brought together around four dozen doctors from the divine region and a large crowd from nearby territory. Dr. Charles Harris of Fort Worth gave the principal address with Dr. B. W. Burnett of Carrellion responding to questions. The event outlined methods to improve health and sanitation across the area, inviting wider attendance, though some could not attend due to travel. The notice also reports a local business liquidation by Hudson & Doyle and acquisition by Rholin Wey Goose Company, with stock moves affecting Plano, Lufkin, and local shops. Nearby, rapid ditch digging work south of the Chronicle office continued on Broadway.
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Hochire
Norstern
Yastions
Dallae
Tarruat Caine
Abel
Hilo
Charles Harris
Pt Worth Male
B. W. Burnett
Carrollisin
Aw Biaseen
Hudson & Doyle Company
Carrellion Tin Mtore
Rholin Wey Goose
Plano
Lufkin
Ims
Toca
Hudson & Davie Company Iis
Dell Saviths Attend Lewisville Birthday Gathering
Mr and Mrs Dell Savith spent Sunday in Lewisville for Mea Jenkins and Miaw Vera Jenkins birthday celebrations joined by Sam Jenkins and other family members during a nieces gathering honoring the mothers and grandmothers.
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Dell Savith
Lewisville
Mea
Sam Jenkins
Sinter
Miaw
Vera Jenkins
Loggins Banquet Honored For County Clerk Candidacy
A Saturday night banquet at the Jer Horwin Hotel in Dallas honored W. Loggins with a lengthy tribute and a request to run for County Clerk of Dallas County. Guests included Dr. B L Harris and W C Proctor. the dinner, served to about sixty, featured praise for Loggins’s service with the Santa Fe railroad and Dallas Prinemans organization.
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B.A
Dallas
Jer Horwin
Duilive
Whitch
County Lilirk
Datlan
Mr. Logedine
W. ©. Proctor
Ma. Logghon
Mukley
Irvine
Wien
Fred MeJonking
B L
Hirris
W. C. Proctor
Mery J
Mes
Grguing
Ewilis Fox Lin
Mee Logisins Linvinut
Santa Fe Railroad
Dax
Dallas Prainmens Organization
Mystery Picture at Liberty Theatre February 11
Nill Show invites town to a mystery picture The Thirteenth Move at the Liberty Theatre after the regular night show at 10.00 The film promises strong suspense and a twist ending, with pre release recommendations praising its mystery value and audience guessing until the finale
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Liberty Theatre
Ttm
Chronicle Mailing List Push Sparks Big Event Plan
A major effort to grow the Chronicle mailing list targets a high profile event. Organizers describe a strategic push to enroll subscribers, boost engagement, and expand audience reach for forthcoming coverage and special features.
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Chronicle
Premium Cotton Uniforms Raise Prison Farm Profits
A Texasa farm report shows a premium of over 105000 for prison cotton compared with street prices this year. Joseph Wearden of the markets committee notes the premium averaged about 12 percent, with yields high and Acreage expanded as the prison board renovates facilities for 1927.
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Fort Bend
Braxoria
Joseph Wearden
Texas Prison Board
Peete
Wearden
South
Texea
Carrollon Bey Gow Company Moves Hood Store to Oak Cliff
The Carrollon Bey Gow Company shifts its business away from Hare to Oak Cliff. The move follows a long period in Carroll from Lavedale, with patronage noted and mixed feelings from Mr. and Mrs. Pilkington as they regret leaving their home. Uncertain if any green tree can be found at this time.
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Carrollon Bey Gow Company
Hare
Oak Clif
Carroll
Lavedale
Montha
Mrs. Pilkington
Bard
North Texas Teachers College Alumna Spends Weekend in Denton
Miss Cleo Whitlock, student at North Texas Teachers College in Denton, spent the weekend visiting home folks. Her trip showcased campus life and family ties during a brief hometown stopover.
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Cleo Whitlock
North Texas Teachers College
Denton
Fifty Years of Service at the St Louis Southwestern Railway
A letter from Daniel Upthegrove celebrates fifty years of service with the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company. It outlines regions served including Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and parts of the Northeast, and notes the breadth of freight operations in the Southwest. The missive lauds industrial growth, a robust user base, and a desire to continue serving the railway’s stakeholders into a prosperous future.
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St. Lowi Southwestern Railway Company
Martin Carrollton
St. Louis Southe Western Railway Company
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennowney
Elaide Island
Tiscounor
Laverk
Wincerely
Dantel
Mrs. J Gammon Visits Mr. Will Smith in Lewisville
Mrs. J Gammon spent Monday visiting Mr. Will Smith of Lewisville. The meeting occurred in Lewisville, indicating a social call between local residents.
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J. Gammon
Will Smith
Lewisville
Dalles County towns plan beautification effort
Garland and surrounding communities met at a school to discuss proper planning and development. Officials including Mayor Nelson and Jno K Surrath showcased Kessler Plan slides, proposing boulevard and parkway development linking Garland, Mesquite, and Dallas areas. An East Dallas County Improvement Association was formed to coordinate with the Kessler Plan and boost regional growth.
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Dalley
Garland
Buildin
Davia
Citiens National Wan
Davis
U. 8
Selson
Jno
K. Surrath
Kessler Mian
Aswell
Barratt
Dallas
Sherman
Anowice
Csty
Oye
Art
W. J. Powell
Rimgrmeerlige Crumell
He Koester Plan Association
Nelson
Supratt
Boulevard
Wnd
Parkway
Onehouse
Todaday Light
Dallas County
White Rock
Garlunil Road
Kuttanti Road
East Dallas County
W. E. Daker
Mesquite Shaw Bor
Schuyler
Church of
Mesquite
Tey
M.N. Condit
O. TB. Kimball
Chan Parker
Wy Ty Wilkerson
KG. McKenzie
Oblwr
Kikwealer Plan Association
Tiuyth
Thompson Barn Fire Destroys Property
A barn at Thompson burned with flames quickly spreading to the Blwrt Chompmon farm. About 10 bushels of corn and hay were saved but much of the structure and contents were destroyed. No insurance was carried.
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Phompson
Elem
Carrollton Texas Chamber of Commerce Organizes Growth Drive
A Carrollton meeting reorganized the Chamber of Commerce with W. Ly Martin as president and offices elected. The group planned a board of directors, a permanent meeting place, and a 26 cent monthly member fee to fund activities. Over 35 attended, most joining, with emphasis on improving town services, safety, and business cooperation.
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Buainons
Iimal
Chacbar
Commores
Carrollton
W. Ly Martin
Elvirman
Wilkin
View Peenl
Dent
W. TL. Martin
Ancotaey
Tad Treneurer
Direotors
Lie Jresidur
Wus
le Chawuiin
Minton
Vestly Ormae
Wwe
Chashun
Geo. Eatyers
J. T. Rhoton
W. G. Felton
Liberty Theatre
Iase
L. Chastain
RR Rolwrey
Q. W. Hainsiy
Wilkes
Marvin
Anid
Voting tax refunds and exemptions in Dalian county
Poll tax refunds totaled 60 452 in Dalian county by tax collector John H Callum with exemptions of 7 000 recorded in Dillan city. When combined with those living outside who do not fear the ballot the estimated voting strength for Dulas county reaches about 68 000.
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Dalian
John H. Callum
Dillan
Dulas
Mine Kunica Knight Visit in Dallas With Uncle Joe Brana
Mine Kunica Knight visited Dallas with her uncle Joe Brana for several days this week, staying at a family home and joining local pals for outings around the city. Knight, 12, and Brana toured parks, attended a charity event, and shared photos on social media.
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Kunica Knight
Dallas
Joe Brana
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