Carrollton Water Safe Despite Odor From Sulfur Gases
City health officials report Carrollton water from old and new wells shows no fecal contamination or danger of disease. The odor is linked to sulfur compounds from natural bacteria. recommendations include frequent opening of dead-end water lines and regular changes of four storage tanks to keep water moving.
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B. W. Barnett
City Health Oficer
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Mies Wilder Dunn
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Banteria
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Lane
Cooke
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Record May 1929 used car sales surpass April
In May 1929 Chevrolet dealers report a new record for used car sales, aided by a widespread red tag program and strong public confidence. The Chevrolet group notes a higher May total than April 1929 and emphasizes the advantage of dependable merchandise backed by advertising campaigns.
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Bidale
United States
Chevrolet Factor
Pasit
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Tealao
Dairy Farm Balances Hill County Economy With Diversification
In Hill County Texas the dairy movement grew from cotton reliance to a diversified program led by the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce and the County Farm Bureau. A Jersey Calf Club formed, seven calves were distributed, and over 50 farmers now breed pure Jersey stock. Cattle, poultry, and swine gains boosted local industry and profits, transforming farms and communities as part of a Texas Opportunities feature.
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Hillsboro
Mrs J B Stults Dies in Texas Parish Burial
Mrs Ah Stulte of Irving died Sunday morning June 28 at 11 20 at the home of her daughter Mrs A M Averett in Snesrollin Services were conducted at 4 Calvary cemetery Monday with Rev 8 Wilkin of Dalmart officiating Her full name Mrs Stults born Sept 1 1854 in Pino to Meg and Mrs Clapper Her life included moving to Texas in a covered wagon and settling near Pinno She married J B Stults in 1876 they had eleven children eight living Mr Stults died in April 1920 and was buried at Calvary cemetery after living in Dallas county 24 years
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Trving
A.M. Averett
Snes Rollin
Wilkin
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Jermudvoos
Mra. Stults
Mr Stults
Georgia Bell
Brustler
Mel
Stults
Dallas County
Lowrey Texaco Station Opens with Music on Broadway
The Lowrey Texaco Filling Station opens Saturday on Broadway south of the Chronicle topping town. An announcement in the Shrumely Today promises pedias and music to mark the event. Carrollton residents express pride as the new station attracts attention. Dinner guests at the A W Graviey home Sunday include Miss Robie Lyons, Miss Rachel Down, Miss Anna Stark, Beatview Graviey, who attend C L A in Dent. Mr and Mrs Arthur Graviey and John Graviey of this place also attend. Howett Smith travels from McLeod, Quix, to fish with reaeives.
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Chronicle
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Carroliton
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Union Revival Opens at Carrollton Church
The Union Revival meeting opens at the Math ist church in Carrollton with broad invitation. Rev Bee M Edwards of Greenville Avenue Christian church Dallas will lead services as revival attracts attendees and a quarterly conference is planned.
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Twen
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Ural
Nimi
Bee M. Edwards
Greenville Avenue Christian Church
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Rey Edwards
Entertain With Luncheon At College Avenue Home
A social luncheon attended by Mrs Ratcliff, Mrs Wiown, and other Dallas and Garland residents featured pink and white decor and a two course menu with salad and ice. The event included a high score trophy won by Mrs Ratcliff and a second place for Mrs Wiown, with attendees honoring various local ladies and a recent Texas history library addition at the University of Texas.
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Perry
College Avenue
Saldd
Ratcliff
Mra. Wiown
Ducata Ware
Harry Matt
Peirce Winton
Bart
Ratelig
Harry Horne
Irby
Dallas
Olin Failey
Garland
P T A Certificates Awarded by Red Cross Course
Local PTA members receive certificates from the National Red Cross Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick course. Mina Roth Prewitt and others completed twelve lessons, secretary duties held by J E Grav ey and others, with certificates to be delivered at the county Red Cross office on 88 South Harwood Street Dallas. September school opening noted. mothers’ cloenes in Wood Selection to be available.
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Te Carroliing P. A
Mina Roth Prewitt
Apeil
May
Stewart
Mee
Montgomery
Duck Gravey
Simewud Dd
Halley
Mra
Tohnauin
The
Clus
Wocal County Red Cross
South Harwood Street
Dallas
Ada Miller
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Cross
Cars Rollton
Miscelaneous Shower for Brown Family in Garralston Churches
The Missionary Societies of four Garralston churches hosted a sympathy shower for the Brown family who recently rented their home. Mrs Rhoton received gifts while Mrs Patterson gave a speech. Guests included Miss Edna Donnelly Mrs Wade Fyke and others.
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Rhotom
Christian Shareb
Edna Donnelly
Wade Fyke
Bob Patterson
Gorin van Gergrill
Jay Elia Myere
Jewel
Byrd
Pateterson
Rhoton
Rhawa
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