Read Announces for Representative in Dallas Primary
John C. Read announces his candidacy for representative in the Dallas area. A bond practitioner with 19 years in Dallas and four with Church Reed & Bane, he is recognized as a leading attorney. His platform seeks economy in state spending and tax cuts, with the automobile tax singled out as excessive. The Democratic primary is scheduled for June 28.
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Carrollton
Toyo Ci Reid
Fiscom
Read
Bond
Dallas
Church, Reed & Bane
Ois
Itis
Bach
Growth of Hair Like Roots Found Near Kim Thicket Well
A fragmentary notice describes a strange growth resembling fine hair found near a well in Kim Thicket. The roots, about sixteen feet long and silver in color, clogged a pump by entering a smaller pipe through a rusted hole. Local report notes the well pump could not operate and attributes the growth to water renewal by tree roots.
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Grawley & Kennedy
Kim
Cobtem Fields This Wooted Tale in Dower Gardens
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Cobtem fields and a tall feature in dower gardens. The text indicates unfamiliar phrasing and unusual spellings, with no clear event participants dates or locations. Further readable details are insufficient to form a solid news item.
Gasoline Explosion Injures Archer City Worker
J W McCoy was injured by a gasoline explosion while working near Archer City on the 16th. He was hospitalized in Wichita Falls then returned to his parents’ home before being sent to Parkland Hospital in Dallas for treatment. He suffered severe burns to his body and arms from the blast and was attempting to pump water when gasoline ignited. He escaped into a pool of water, reducing some injuries, but faces a long recovery.
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J. W. McCoy
Archer City
Wichita Falla
W. W. McCoy
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
J. W
Sayred
Revival at Union Baptist Church Sees Steady Attendance
Rain hindered first week but forty to fifty attend every morning with stronger night crowds. Carl Thompson leads choir and sings solos while preaching by a speaker named The Home of the Redeemed is the upcoming Sunday theme. Services continue next week and the public is invited to join worship.
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Union Baptist Church
Carl ‘Thompson
Ser+vicus
Redeemed
Thompson
Farmers Branch Revival Closes Week After Five Conversions
The Methodist and Baptist congregations in Farmers Branch report revival meetings at the Baye Jist church, led by minister Rey Barker not Rev Ramsey. Meetings began Tuesday night and will continue through next Sunday, with five conversions noted amid a strong international mood as attendees reflect on faith.
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Farmers
Rey Barker
Ramsey
Friends and Friendships in a Year of Political Strife
A Dallas reader urges tolerance and factual discussion after an election to preserve friendships. The letter from Southay emphasizes keeping lines open with friends on the day after voting and avoiding haste that harms relationships during political discourse.
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Southay
Dallas
Keep Calm and Truthful in the Political Fight
A dated political appeal urges calmness and honesty in public life. The author, Biaton Amathong of Dallas, asks readers to study platforms and avoid factional rage, warning that prejudice and ignorance fuel party fealty and urging careful, truthful judgment before November.
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Owl
Sald
Dave
Dorane
Biaton Amathong
Hin Street
Dallas
Higgins Rally Seeks Support For Higgins Candidacy
A Saturday campaign rally in Carrollton drew activists for Mike Higgins with speeches and songs. Dell Smith delivered news of H. C. Guinn’s death in Laredo, noted as a longtime Carrollton resident and pillar of the Baptist church, eliciting strong local sorrow. Brown from Dallas visited Mrs. W. Ramney.
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Dell Smith
Hlu
H.C. Guinn
Laredo
Guinn
Pirat Baptist Charess
Carrollton
Johonie Asher Seeks Constable Precinct 2 Run
Tohonie H. Ashor announces for Constable Precinct No 2. Mr Asher, 87, resident of Precinct 2, promises strict enforcement of law. Former State Ranger and longtime officer in Amarillo Borger Johnson Dallas counties pledges to be on call day or night and to serve faithfully the community.
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Tohonie H. Ashor
Asher
Amarillo
Texas
Borger
Torus
Mextay
Randall County
Sberi
Johnson County
Aberiff
Dallas County
John Lawrence
Mess Quite
Tees
Money Making Farm Booklet Promises Valuable Farming Tips
A 1927 Dallas County pamphlet titled Money Making Farm outlines profitable methods for farmers, claiming a sample farmer raised 200 bars of soap and earned $45,000 in a year by refining, producing, and selling goods. The booklet promises free copies by request to Roy Trapard, Secretary Sat Fully of Exis, Dallas, Demis.
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Ulo
Dallas County
Wit
Will Hold Final Rally In Tyrer and Dettersen County
A final rally is planned for Tyrer and Dettersen spryets near Tyrer on Wednesday at 70 amid foggy weather. County employees weigh appeals at Lier meeting as rain threatens to mulch cotton, with fears of wet conditions impacting staple crops and yields.
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Dalle
Tyrer
Dettersen
Aida
Dallae
Lier
Miss Erma Sinder Leads Southern Trip with Chastains
Miss Erma Sinder Alvis Sinder and Kidie Chastain depart Carrollton early Sunday morning with Jerry Chastain and wife for a southern excursion. They will travel to Dallas Roscoe Burling and study the Mexicas and country visiting Meslon then spend weeks exploring the southern region and its people.
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Miss Erma
Alvis Sinder
Kidie Chastain
Yexa
Jerry Chastain
Carrollton
Chastain
Dallas
Ata A.m
Tne
Roscoe Siscler
Burlingen
Taut
Dallas Chamber Publishes Aviation Feature on Air Mail Rate
The Dallas Chamber of Commerce magazine highlights lower air mail rates to speed out of state mail. It notes a one ounce letter for cents and ten cent for each extra ounce, urging use of air service. The issue also includes a tribute to George A. Lavy, newly arrived from Denver, now leading Burrest Lawn Cemetery south of Carrollton.
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Dallas
George A. Lavy
Denver
Colo
Burest Lawn
Caretollton
Hal Hood Rally Draws Large Crowd in Gar tun
A Saturday rally for Hal Hood drew a large crowd in Gar tun with speakers addressing an eager audience. Despite limited visibility, attendees listened intently as speeches aimed to promote Hood’s cause and future plans.
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Gartun
Hal Hood
Aberitt
Fall
Vister
Liespenkora
Carrollton School Exhibition Impresses Austin Officials
The Carrollton School exhibit sent to Austin last term made a strong impact. Of the 100 pounds sent, eighty were retained for display, and the management reported Carrollton had the best all around exhibit in the state. The piece notes growing school size brings better equipment and services for students.
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Carrolltom School
Austin
Carrollton School
Celebrate Birthday and Wedding Anniversary at the Squibb Home
Last Sunday July 22 a family celebration at W T Squibb home in Carrollton honored Andrew Tualwon of Dallas and the Squibb couple’s wedding anniversary and birth date. Twenty three guests gathered around a long table for an elegant repast prepared by Mrs Squibb with socializing amid flowers and decorations. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson of Dallas and daughter and B J Sorvells of Paris.
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W. T. Squiob
Carrollton
Andrew Tualwon
Dallas
Mra
Squibb
Andrew Jackson
Mra. Squibb
B. J. Sorvells
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