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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
The paper surveys the dry and wet divide in Texas politics, mentions AL Smith revision stance, and critiques posturing around Prohibition. It highlights campaign finance concerns, local development like elevators, mills, and a Swift plant expansion, and reports party shifts and election outcomes affecting county offices and judges.
Partial OCR shows a list of names tied to a forthcoming election and office postings. It mentions July, county clerk, and several individuals: JOHN MCCOMMAS FIELD NOLL, JACK BE, Fisiten D.C, WHITELEY WH, LOGGINS, plus MATTON SUMNERS and others.
Notice of sheriff sale in Dallas County withholding details from a 1940 distressed property case. The instrument names George E Turner Mabel Turner and Vestment Secures Company with a described parcel at the intersection of Oliver Street and Cole Avenue. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in July at the courthouse, with costs and proceedings outlined by Sheriff W A Hood and Deputy Jameson.
An order of sale from the Honorable District Court of Callas county directs a public auction of property in Dallas, listing the Atlantic Life Insurance Company and lenders as lien holders. The sale, set for the first Tuesday in July, will permit the highest bidder to obtain title to a lot in Munger Place, Dallas, including a strip of ground and a residual interest, to satisfy a judgment of 310,448.80 plus costs.
By virtue of a writ of execution from the Sixth District Court of Harts County Texas sheriff Leveys property on May 23 1940 at Dallas City to satisfy the debt of Gulf Refining Company against G Caster. Auction to start 10 o clock Tuesday and list Lot No unknown in Block D4. Property to be sold to highest bidder to satisfy the judgment amount of 790 dollars? The document records names Sheriff Sealy Mood, deputy E Jameson and Halas County Sheriff.
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