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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a Portottion Car rollters Texas publication in Friday issue. Text is garbled with illegible names and dates but indicates typical local notices and notices of record, possibly legal or civic items.
Fragmentary notice lists a vague event offering for children with a price of 1 £ and a separate line mentioning 2 ceols per down with unclear context or date. No clear organizations or names are present.
The Lone Star Gas Company advertising copy, created by Tracy Locke-Dawson and George Nash, won first place in the new business division and third in the gas company textil division of the annual Better Copy Contest by the Association of Advertising Agents. Over 2000 ads were submitted, with Lone Star’s entries earning top honors amid national and Canadian competition.
Fragmented text depicts a long conversation about a lost proposal in an old letter box and a narrative interwoven with political notes from The Carrollton Chronicle. It hints at a dramatic scene with Violet and Marcus, a courtroom or public meeting, and mentions a governor and state lands policy. Incomplete phrases suggest a mix of fiction and formal notices, with a closing pitch to subscribe.
A fragmented plea requests subscription payment and support from readers. It mentions a concern with wartime events and a general appeal to the audience to continue their financial backing, referencing organizations and leaders in a formal civic tone.
Notice is given of an order of sale issued by Dallas County District Court for the real estate in Lak fas City. Intervent versus Ferguson, Dickinson Trust Company and others. The sale occurs at the courthouse door in Dallas on a date in August. The property described includes Ferguson property in Hook S818 and 2060, with a court-ordered debt of 37 93 plus interest and costs. The case is before Uvalde Paving Company and involves payment of principal, interest, and costs. The sale is conducted by the sheriff as directed by the order dated July 7. The deputy Jameson signs the notice.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued by the District Court of Dallas County Texas the sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Dallas the real estate described as Lot 1410 Block North Ross Avenue City of Dallas also known as City Block 16 in the City of Dallas to satisfy a judgment against defendants for amounts totaling 14028 with interest and costs. The sale will occur on May 1 1681 and is conducted to enforce the mortgage or lien held by the plaintiff. The property is described as Lot 1410 Block North Ross Avenue Dallas.
Alias execution in Dallas County directs sale of real property in Dallas on August first next, by order of Abe My Cats vs Hang Womack and Mary B Womack. The sale covers the described land in Ward 4 Ward 7, Wise County area, for cash to satisfy a judgment of $196,891 with interest since 1981. Sheriff Hood announces the sale date and terms.
The Spitevt Fras county records announce a sheriff sale for the Reserve Loan Lite Inqueunca Coan puny patna case. Defendants Maggie Compton Arne Kearns and Sinigly Brothers are named. property described as Block C No. 2h in US Bawls Addition to Dallas city, Texas, facing Home nett Avenue with 175.5 feet to an alley, to be sold as per map in Vol. 2 page 247 Map Records. Sale to occur on the 10th day of June. Dallas County Sheriff E Minesun deputy notarizes.
The Honorable District Court of Dallas County judicial district orders a public auction on the first Tuesday in August 1931 at the Dallas County courthouse. Trust No. 4 property in Dallas City fronting 180 feet on Hoseland Street, corner of Washington Avenue, area described as part of Keller's Homestead Addition, is offered to satisfy a judgment of 1722 dollars plus costs. Defendants W H Clark Jenole Clark S. Wathen Ind P Scott WT sold by order of the court. intervenors from interest claims noted. Judgeal terms set and sheriff’s office to conduct sale.
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