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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
5
An article discusses a government program by the United States Department of Commerce offering two cans of corn to every person in the United States. It notes surplus stock, details about canning styles, and the process of harvesting and sealing corn, highlighting consumer options and production steps.
Local notes from Hebron recount weekend visits and travels. Nannie McCormick and granddaughter Bevin June spent the weekend in Dallas with her daughter. Roy McCormick and family visited Mineral Wells. Elmer Sparkman from Liberty stayed with grandparents. Mr and Mrs A J Hoskins hosted relatives in their home. many other residents traveled to Bluffdale, Prosper, and Carrollton for family visits and church events. A Baptist gathering near Carrollton featured a Hart-Parr demonstration and community fair plans with plowing, food, and prizes for July 1 and 2. Mayona Wyke received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Milton Neely’s. Mrs Lem Cromer’s party and relatives visited in Fort Worth. Mra Laura Kennedy hosted Baye Smith of Lovedale. numerous short trips and social calls are noted.
Local notice for Brook Hollow Grocery at 8510 Maple Ave by I. B. Cupp advertises dry goods, general merchandise, shoes, and notions. Featured items include lemons per dozen, peaches at 35 cents, and No. 2 can DB can priced at 8 cents. Store contact via phone 5-6981.
A foreword by Mrs. Herbert Hoover in a Washington published cookbook highlights food as a national concern. It discusses using local ingredients and economical meals, including recipes and guidance for soups and dishes, reflecting wartime austerity and home economics values.
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