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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
4
A Carolina issue from The Chronicle signals a wide riff on labor conditions and wages. The piece references workers like carpenters and bricklayers and urges readers to support fair pay and responsible industry practices. It evokes public sentiment toward labor reforms and stresses civic engagement.
A fragmented, garbled text piece discusses pulling and weathered phrases. It mentions May employment shifts and clothing observations while urging simple words as stronger, ending with an incomplete thought about a river chronicle. The item reads like damaged OCR from a historical page.
A poem complains about the habitual workplace yelled call Come here a minute Jack and the way it disrupts tasks. The speaker resents the interruption and jokes about responding with blunt anger. The verse notes the phrase as a familiar, unnecessary alarm.
Public auction set for the first Tuesday in July 1931 at the Dallas County courthouse to sell the property of Joseph J Rhoads and his wife Lucile Rhoads, per Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias of Texas v. Rhoads. The land is in Dallas, described as 360 feet along Thomas Avenue and end lot 7 block A of Bowser’s Addition, with detailed boundaries and title vested in the defendants. Proceeds go to satisfy a judgment in favor of the Knights of Pythias and court costs.
OCR fragment offers limited readable names and scattered phrases about a local matter. No clear event, date, or organizations are discernible to construct a proper card.
Sheriff A Hood of Dallas County Texas issues notice of sale under execution on property described as Beacon Street Dallas and other described parcels in the City of Dallas Texas. The sale will occur on the first Tuesday in July at the courthouse steps, with proceeds to satisfy a debt of 7861.72 plus costs. parties include Potts Ue, J Maal ant etc. and are bound by the court order.
Public notice commands Robert Ward to appear in the District Court of Dallas County on the July 20, 1931, for Wanda Ward's divorce petition. The case cites cruel treatment and abandonment since 1929, restoration of her former name, and related costs. The document records publication in a Dallas newspaper for four weeks prior to the return date.
Real estate sale under a Texas court order in the Smith Brothers case. GP Worthington’s land in Dallas city, Lot 1 in Block 21864, to be sold at public auction for a judgment plus costs. Sale to occur on the last Tuesday in July 1991 at the Dallas County Courthouse, with sheriff’s actions dated June 18, 1991.
Public citation in Dallas County announces Elinor Howell versus C Howells for divorce. The petition seeks divorce costs with alleged mutual cruelty and desertion, dated May 1931, served with publication for four weeks in a Dalas newspaper, court seal and deputy clerk attest.
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