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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
1
William McCraw submits candidacy for re election promising three years of notable success. He emphasizes lifelong Dallas residence and wartime service, pledging firm adherence to the law and impartial justice, claiming no mercy for crime while upholding conscience and duty.
Dallas Times Herald reprints a Dallas district campaign piece praising Hutton W. Summers. The piece notes Summers was elected in 1913, served as prosecuting attorney in Dallas County, and is a respected, effective representative. It highlights his tenure, public service, and calls readers to vote for Summers for Congress.
Local couple Andrew Horny and Mise Es hie Herman were married in Dallas Saturday afternoon July 19. They plan to settle near Carrollton with five parrots and begin their new life as Mr and Mrs. W. C. Adams provide the home northeast of Carrollton for the present.
A fragmentary notice references transfers to Carfiltton Independent School District and mentions a meeting or event at Guavley A Kennedy store. It also describes a Saturday July dinner hosted by Ladies of Fira Baptist church, with fried chicken and trimmings, attended by local Dallas visitors.
A political appeal from Joms H. Cuno to Dallas County voters. He pledges faithful administration of county funds, highlights lifelong service in Dolvin County, and thanks supporters for past votes while asserting salary fairness and dedication to public service.
A 17 year old, Charley Scroggins, escaped fatal injury after his Ford Range Rover overturned near Carrollton. He was pinned briefly but survived with injuries as responders rushed to the scene. Medical staff treated him and other witnesses described a chaotic aftermath.
Henry W Coit died early Saturday July 12 at Parland hospital after extended illness following an operation. Funeral services were held at his Renner home Sunday at 4 pm led by Rev C Roush with burial in Gid Prankford cemetery. Survived by four children, two daughters and brothers and nephews, he was a charter member of the Dallas Agricultural Jab and long active in Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association and public service. Born March 4 1862 in Dallas County he was 68 years four months eight days.
A fragmented notice notes attendance at a church service improving despite health restrictions. Questions arise about weekly offerings and the pastor’s guidance as the community anticipates Sunday worship and a potential revision of the service format.
Claude M. McCallum declares candidacy for a second term on the 101st Civil Court bench. He cites prior service since July 1826, noting over 7,000 cases disposed with honesty and impartiality, limited absences, and affirmed rulings by upper courts. He asks constituents to endorse his bid on July 26, 1900, and mentions Maple Avenue address. The piece also contains unrelated local notes on road improvements and social events.
A fragmented report notes a Boy Scouts outing near Lal Worth under Beauvousier O F Godfrey and mentions Will Myers leading a group of boys with logs toward a body of water, suggesting an upcoming activity despite unclear details.
In Carrollt on Saturday night W. Larry Mills praised B. Love for governor, lionizing his public works while noting local school debt and limited enthusiasm. Mills urged voters to consider Love’s political qualifications and promised further discussion on the square.
Obscure fragmentary report describes Mra PHL McMburray and Mel Kinney meeting Saturday with funeral notes. Mentions Mes Ana Mesure My grandmother at Mrank McMurray and Mee McMurray dying at age 26. Sidelined dates and places obstruct clear timeline.
A garbled fragment references a sacramental or ritual setting with mentions of a cemetery and a violin. It names unclear groups and places, lacking coherent structure or identifiable events. The text reads as a damaged OCR excerpt with multiple unreadable segments and focal nouns.
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