Price of War Costs Outlined in Historic Letter
In a marked quotation from an Independent article, a member of Congress proposes that even a 400 billion dollar war cost could fund vast public benefits. The plan imagines furnishing Hollaw, building a hospital and university, and funding a large army, with money left to influence France and Belgium. The rhetoric emphasizes immense fiscal capacity and broad global aid.
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Victor L. Berger
Congress
Canada
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Asim
Terdot
Grand Lewland
Neb
What’s Doing at the Oil Well
Drilling proceeding rapidly at the oil well with depths reaching seven to eight hundred feet. A coal seam about eight feet thick was encountered and split, with no significant consequences. Some jasper stone noted. overall drilling progress appears favorable.
Sadler Field Wedding Evening Dedication at Dallas Church
Mrs Field of Farmers Branch married Miss Vivian Badiur of Dallas in a Forest Avenue Baptist ceremony officiated by Rev T Wynn. Only close relatives attended. Mrs Field wore a powder dress with matching accessories and will reside in Farmers Branch.
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W. Field
Farmers Branch
Vivian Badiur
Dallas
T. Wynn
Forest Avenue Baptist Church
Field
Vield
Will Roxide
Championship tale from Seagoville and Carrollton clash
Seagoville wins county championship in a tense deciding game at Dallas on Wednesday. Carrollton claims a long-standing title. local figures J. P. Harris W. T. Bquibb W. F. Hofmann R. E. Roberts B. W. Brock Walter Stark and Mayl Neely are noted among attendees and supporters of the victorious team.
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Carrollton
Dallas
Seagoville
Willis
Giela
Afure
Bas
Carr
J. P.harrs
W.T. B Quibb
W.F. Hofmann
R. E Roberts
B. W. Broke
Walter Stark
M. Neely
Claude Lancaster Died at St Pauls Hospital Dallas
Claude Lancaster son of Mr and Mrs John Lancaster of Carols ton died at St Pauls Hospital in Dallas Wednesday evening at 7 20 o clock and his funeral was held in the Christian church Thursday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Ray and Wilkin with interment at Farmers Branch cemetery He was about 24 years old had been ill for several years and recently worsened He is survived by his parents three sisters and three brothers The article also notes a local chamber of commerce meeting the boy Chastain built a Ava and a smoky room remark and a suggestion to heat the bus line route through town
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Claude Lancaster
Wid Mee
John Lancaster
Carolston
St. Paul’ Hospital
Dallas
Christian Church
Ray
Wilkin
Farmers Branch
Oude Lancastrias
Lewie
Claude
Navy
UN Lees
Industrial Survey Planned for Carrollton by St Louis Southwestern
Mr. O C Rockenback Industrial Commissioner of the St Louis Southwestern Railway announces a wide scale industrial development survey across the system cities. Assistant Industrial Commissioner I G Ket es will visit Carrollton to review city government methods streets and living conditions and to gather data on educational institutions civic improvement and commercial activity for forthcoming published reports.
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0. C. Rockenback
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines
T Lity
St. Lowia
Missouri
Wiline
G. Ketes
Rockenback
Wns
Carrollton
Ind
Alainbert Commerce
Bata
Chivesses al Ai Commercial Associat
Eli
Indiabeing Organization
Estes
Robertson and Skaggs Open Tire and Battery Emporium
Robertson and Skaggs open a tire and battery shop on Maple Avenue in Dallas. Promoters aim to serve Carcallion residents with a new service station in a 60 by 100 foot concrete building. Secretary Robertson and manager Skaggs, both familiar to town, anticipate strong local support and lasting success.
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Carcallion Peopl
Robertson & Broges Tire and Battery
Maple Avenue
Luntree
Dallag
Thera Way
iBouvenira Ware
Anid
Babe
Purmere
Eivinen
Cnurae
Ematrucs
Bates Robertson
Ui Now Company
Cerrollion
Businesshiana
Skaggs
Texas Company
McMurray praised by Carrollton paper and town booster
The Carrollton Courier Gazette highlights Frank McMurray of Carrollton as a valued booster and respected banker. It praises his character, notes his ties to the First State Bank, and mentions local figures such as editor W. L. Martin and Chamber of Commerce leaders in a flowery tribute.
Auto Crash Near Coppell Injures Perry
Warner Perry and agar Good were in a Saturday afternoon collision while en route to Grapevine. The car rolled after a wheel or cylinder failure at about forty mph, Perry sustained a severe arm wound and was taken to Grapevine for first aid before returning home. Good escaped with minor injuries.
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Warner Perry
Agar Good
Lirapevine
Perry
Walter Liles Plans New Residence on College Avenue
Walter Liles undertakes construction of a new residence on College avenue south of the Methodist church. The English design includes three rooms two porches and a batt addition planned for the block. Work began this week and aims for speedy completion with Willie Liles supervising.
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Walter Liles
College Avenue
Willie Liles
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Recorded in Reported Notes
Report on regular monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting held Tuesday notes good attendance and active participation. Committee report indicates night watchman and lock patching were compliant with standards, with workers listed among attendees amid a bustling session.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. Davia
Henry Skiles Passes Suddenly in Carrollton After Short Illness
Henry Skiles died Friday night after a brief illness in Carrollton. He had been active daily, retired around midnight, and suddenly became ill then fainted. Funeral services were held at Union Baptist Church with Rev. Be Lydines, Rev. D. A. Ross, and Rev. Wilkin officiating. Burial was in Cemetery Hill. He was a lifelong resident, survived by wife Sue Line, three daughters Mrs. Bissom, Mrs. W. B Harper, Mrs. C. M. Crapo, and three sons Charles, W. Sietiee, and Richard. His wife died 28 years ago last December.
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Willa Henry Sieilow
Nis
Carrollton
Sitton
Vaneral
Union Baptist Church
Roy
Ly Dines
Blowing Grove
D. A. Ross
E Wilkin
Oy Christian Church
Cematery Hill
W. H. Siiles
Richardson
Fin Feat
Sue Line
Axo
Mr. Sicnes
Mra
Mage Gle Simpson
Bissom
W. B W. Harper
Hebron
Texas
C. M. Crapo
Elu Valley
Colon
Charles Skiles
Pioneering Hebron Resident Dies at About Twenty Years
Wits Haggard of the Hebron community died suddenly Monday at about twenty years old after a period of illness. He had been sitting up in bed when he collapsed and passed away. He was regarded as an early pioneer of the area.
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Hebron
Chamber of Gommaeren Adds New Members
The chamber announces several additions to its ranks with low costs and a strong chance for participation. An updated list will be published as opportunities arise for others to join the group.
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Gommaeren Res
Local farmer D D Simmons visits Carrollton
D D Simmons, a prosperous farmer, was in Carrollton last Thursday and added his name to our list of subscribers. We thank him for his support and hope the information he reads brings value as he remains a welcome visitor in his home.
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D. D. Simmons
Hebron
Carrollton
Local Scam Note From Lyon Gray Lumber Office
A murky plea urges visitors to drop by the Lyon Gray Lumber Company office on a rainy day to learn about tiger related tricks. It mentions Remsey, J Wiley Skelton, and Dude Nance as figures sharpening wits and seeking victims. The text hints at a con or ruse described as tiggars dalla with similarities to other scams.
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Rval
Lyon- Gray Lumber Company
Remsey
J. Wiley Skelton
Dude Nance
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