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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
1
Texas base of 10 cotton grown by W. M. Thorne at Laarn Wiliney county and ba ven delivered by Texan Cotton Cooperative Association. Thorne in mercy, attended street and idling, one inch staple and base weighed 18 pounds. The sale was auctioned off at Corpus Christi for about $50.
Dr Purver Teasley, a former Texan and Corpus Christi resident, pursues absorbing work on organic matter in marine sediments. He studied at the University of Texas, earned a bachelor’s degree, studied at California, and taught geology at Yale before joining the American Institute for major fossil research in 1926.
The Washington office of Congressman Halton W. Somer annoints that it will be closed during July and August. All communications intended for him should be directed to the Dallas office at 1200 Fidelity Tower Building, Dallas, Texas. A traveler notes a heavy rain Sunday afternoon affecting this section of the country.
Coupon books for Morchandies are prepared for the Chronicle office highlighting new discounts and offerings. The note indicates availability and a promotional push tied to the Chronicle publication.
The twenty second annual Farmers Short Course will be held at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in College View on July 37 or August 1901. Prominent speakers will discuss farming economics, home planning, marketing, dairy, poultry, and orchard productivity. Railroads offer reduced fares, meals and lodging provided by the college, with registrations through county or home demonstration agents.
A fragment states a plan to use arsenic mixed with crude substances to halt army worm movements. It suggests a 1 to 20 ratio and warns to adjust proportions if more is needed. The text is unclear and uses distorted words and broken phrases.
The Chronicle previews a July fourth program at Fett planned by Letot organizers. A morning start and noon basket dinner are listed with Davin the witchman and various entertainments. Attendees are urged to arrive early for a lively community celebration.
A fragmented account notes payments under the duty heading for Department of Agriculture staff and a broad probe into dairy products and processing. It mentions laboratory work, investigations into milk and whey products, and questions over pastry and flavor testing. A local deal and building project linked to Judge Ramsey are described, with broader remarks on gravel bed movements and regional supply concerns.
Clyde interprise columnist Homer Shahin reviews Shanks remarks criticizing German moratoriums and foreign aid under Hoover. The piece argues relief to Belgium is misprioritized and warns future bank failures if home burdens are ignored, urging focus on domestic needs over global meddling.
The Pe MSpate Bank of Ore rokton will be closed Saturday July 4th for the royal holiday. All banks will continue to observe the custom.
An Enjoyable Picnic Friday evening by the Senay Leaguers began at the Methodist church before they went on foot to Mrs Fanote Parey’s pasture for a meal. They were joined by Rey and Mex WN Vernon and Mr and Mrs KT Aqutbo along with several daughters. The group formed a line and returned home after the picnic as everyone headed to their own homes.
A damaged OCR text describes unrest with men off duty and possible strikes. It notes straw atacks and shocks across holds, a large number of people, and units in the country being held. Much wheat has been sold and the situation remains unsettled as forces respond.
Post and Gatty land Wednesday evening near Ronnavelt Field New York completing a round the world voyage. Crowds greet their arrival with excitement while forecasts promise further aviation feats and public celebrations across the region.
A garbled dispatch reports the death of a 77 year old man, Corba, in Carrollton. Local officials doubt the event and question whether the person described can be identified. The fragment hints at a misattributed homicide or accidental death with unclear origins and no confirmed witnesses.
Rey and Mia and daughter Roth travel from Vernon to Corpus Christi for a visit with UIL agent Augustor. Upon returning Uney Wil and Opal Fewneen expect to reunite offshore family. The wording reflects local travel notices with names and places as read in the fragment.
The event raised money for the church as captains led by Mrs Bob Patterson and a group including Mex, Bib Patterson and Mrs Rex Gond organized the fund. Winners totaled 8107 with losers at 91.17, while the public enjoyed the lively contest and its theme.
In Odinea Texas a traveler recalls a journey north from town across plains to caves at Blue Mountain. They describe ancient rock art by wandering Apache and Comanche legends, the Thunderbird tale tied to a ford on the old river route, amid scrub and dry washes near Ubi.
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