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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
9
The text outlines Howse announcing a week of activity for the county judge race. It references Coury House and local events, with notes about campaign pace and community engagement. The readable fragments imply a political update focused on candidate plans and regional implications.
In the May issue, Charles S Field announces his candidacy for Congress. The piece notes his prior service and signals support from local men and laborers, outlining preparations for a formal campaign launch and calls for voters to evaluate his qualifications in the upcoming primary.
The obituary notes the death of J Adm Br, a nationally known figure in banking, in Carrollton. He was celebrated for his leadership and long service. The service was held at his residence with many dignitaries in attendance.
League program notes reveal changes in schedule and staffing for the Meira Stare league. Agents and organizers named, with prayers and busy schedules affecting this season’s timing and venue choices.
Fragmented OCR text details a muddled event at a Dallas street address including mentions of a wedding or feast, individuals named Mire GD and Mia, and references to Mr and Mrs. Trot with unclear connections. The readable items hint at a social gathering or ceremony with miscellaneous names and a blog mention.
A garbled OCR passage mentions multiple people including Mrs Tomand and Mr sal Mew with references to waves, a Sunday event, and a list of attendees. The text is unintelligible in places but suggests a social or community gathering with named individuals and dates.
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