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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
4
A garbled chronicle fragment references district deadlines and terms like months and districts. Readable portions hint at political timing and potential congressional matters but contain many ellipses and unclear names. The readable bits point to a request for guidance on changes or new editions and scheduling.
A fragmented editorial voice rails at political figures and religious tropes while weighing the fate of Texas railroads. It questions party loyalty, criticizes tax and economic policies, and urges readers to scrutinize railroad advertisements to gauge remedies for potential declines in employment and revenue. The piece links biblical parable reflections to current governance and public works concerns.
In a letter to the Chronicle Editor Congressman Hatton Sumpers argues deficits persist even with selective cuts. He urges retaining defense, service and debt interest while acknowledging a need to raise about a billion dollars more. He blames inactivity taxes and tariffs for industrial downturn and calls for targeted revival to aid farmers and industrial buyers.
A garbled message asks if painting near cannons could be done for free. It lacks clear context, dates, or names, making exact meaning uncertain and requiring clarification.
John D. Coffman, candidate for Dimelet Attorney, Inc, will open his speaking campaign in Carrollton on Saturday night June 1 at 8 p.m. He pledges to cut the office’s expenses by fifty percent and aims to enforce laws strictly. Coffman, experienced in civil and criminal law, seeks support from Carrollton voters amid Dallas County talks of reforms and tax relief.
W A Brundage editor of Fraud Prairie Texan has entered the race for the State legislature. He states support for honest government, constitutional reforms, consolidation of offices, and elimination of duplicative boards. He cites rising indebtedness and taxes and advocates a balanced budget without tax increases.
Representative Allan W. Sumners of the Dallas district leads a House Democratic inquiry into agricultural economics and relief measures. He argues current programs merely dole out aid and fail to restore market conditions, urging backers to support a complete understanding, export debentures, and tax reform to help farmers. The piece also notes local visits and family travels in nearby towns.
Bonos R Warne argues that advertising shapes success stories and that a single illustrated ad can trigger demand. The piece recounts tobacco magnate James Buchanan Duke and his father Washington Duke, noting a $7.5 million credit used for twelve months of ads and a swift rise in orders and assets as advertising paid for itself.
Public notice of a property sale to satisfy a judgment for $2077 46 in favor of Miss Charlotte Woodruff. The sheriff will auction the described parcel of land in Dallas County Texas on a specified date, with proceeds to cover costs and the judgment, following the recorded deed restrictions and legal descriptions.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Berry M. Cris deceased. The undersigned administrator, Chines, presents claims by the county court of Hallie County Texas within the legal period. Address for claims is Coppell, Dolits County, Texas.
Lillian Brannon as executrix of the estate of CA Brannon announces probate actions in Dallas County Texas. She requests all creditors to present claims and demand settlements by a specified date. The notice names the county and court and identifies the executrix and deceased.
Mrs Ada Boone and her son with his wife all of McKinney were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C L Chastain. Mrs Boone remained while the others returned home to spend time with the Chastains family as C J attends the Firemen convention in Austin. Tomorrow the June Townth celebrations will be held. Baseball games will end the sport entirely united in. Job Work The Chronicle of course.
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