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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
1
A 20 month old child of Col and Mrs GA Lindbergh was kidnapped from the New Jersey residence. A $50,000 ransom was demanded amid a nationwide search. Police and authorities launched urgent efforts, with radio broadcasts reporting progress.
Carrollton Bucinl and Civic Club announce another bridge event at Mrs JM Allen’s home on Thursday evening March 10. The note urges friends to attend to improve participation and enjoy the square’s community activity amid a remaining rainy spell.
Builds New Farm Residence G1. Several local names and events appear, including a birthday dinner at Me, Mire. W. A. Trews of Dolla, and a gathering at Narner Perry with Honey Perry End family. Mention of Bennett Datry and Prine Mills puffered with illness. Trees in bloom and farming updates accompany scattered names, places, and health notes.
James Thomas Breedlove died March 1 1982 at St Paul’s Sanitarium from ruptured appendix after a week of illness. Several services were held with Rev W N Vern officiating. He was born March 22 1908 in the Wixom community to Mary and Dane Breed. He leaves wife Anna Bell Needham and children Oren Annie Marie and Oweda. He had repented and accepted Christ, with burial in the local churchyard.
A public forum held at the Olive Open Mormon Imbettity Hal Auditorium on Sunday night 8006 screens the program 10880 about admission charges. The bulletin follows advertisements and outlines the discussion topics for the audience.
Sing at Dallas Open Forum Soodyy March 6 at City Hall Auditorium Commerqy and Harwood streets. The program will meet promptly at Spelvall and laws 80 minutes. You are invited to attend. Thornion admiralon chaiges Tom Carruth and wife sod John Grayley visited Gunver Saturday and stayed with Mro and Mes dobn Lowery Mrs Grayley joined them home later keeping service priced in keeping with the thias at George Groves Kurber Bhp.
A long profile highlights Yao Zand and the Hand family in Highland community, detailing 82 acres of diversified farming works. The elder farmer traces 40 years of work with corn, peas, cotton, peanuts, garden produce, and orchard, with cattle, hay, and peanut hay yields.
The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show is announced for March 5 in Worth, with emphasis on a wonderful agricultural display. Carrollton readers are urged to attend as weather conditions improve and farm visitors are expected to draw large crowds for the event.
George Wixom of San Bernardino California presents a new preaching series at the First Christian Church this Sunday night at 7 30. He is noted for years of mission work and religious teaching. Topics include God and Christ, salvation, life after death, and the Second Coming. Holy questions and faith questions are posed by a panel and audience. Burnett Perry and Mrs J I Davis visited Aubrey Sunday with Mr and Mrs G S Nickles.
Walter T. Coomer of Hutchins died at Legion Hospital in Kerrville on Friday February 20 and was buried in Oak Grove cemetery east of Dallas. He was 26, son of B A Coomer who ran a telephone exchange in Kerrville Carrollton and Hebron. He served in the Aviation Service during World War I, married Miss Loa Mowe, and leaves children James and Expnara. Funeral conducted by Rev W N Vernon with interment at Smith Manor home.
The piece argues against paternalism and federal overreach citing intolerance as a driving force. It calls for curbing centralized power in Washington and restoring states and individuals rights, hoping for a shift toward less law and more liberty. It notes minorities influencing officials and urges returning to foundational principles of liberty.
Old Fiddlers Contest sponsored by R U Hale and C A Cook and a square dance at the Jefferson Hotel root warding on Thursday night March 10 starting at Totelake. The event list includes bon, tilas, and attendees with a plan for a festive evening featuring local fiddlers and dancing.
Kansas farm wives critique the term hired girl bill and reveal how farms widely use electric service. Interviews show households lighting homes and powering equipment, with many appliances aiding daily chores and farm tasks. visit notes reflect community discussions and local family movements.
Local notice from the Sootat Civic Club promotes services at Groves Barber Shop. Offers stylish cuts and shaves at reasonable prices with emphasis on quality grooming.
Taxpayers form associations across the state in protest against high government costs and wasteful practices. The piece argues organized restraint and economies in administration, noting that prosperity masks excess and urging continued effort to curb expenses and improve governance. The Beitork Dikeat.
Director of the American Farm Bureau urges faster road improvements to expand marketing reach for farm goods. He cites studies showing many farms sit on unimproved or dirt roads and argues improved secondary arteries would cut transport costs, speed delivery, and raise farmer incomes while linking rural areas to commerce. He notes public funding should support a large scale road rebuilding program and highlights benefits across agriculture and business nationwide.
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