That's Not Askin Then That's Tellin Fort Worth March 15
Fort Worth readers discuss social pet peeves from a college class in Applied Psychology at Texan Christian University. Gists bug many boys including attire care, neckties, shirt collars, walking on the curb, and restraint of a date. Girls prize sincerity and humility while dislikes include vanity and conceit. Telephones in Japan are teased for long numbers and odd pronunciations. service delays are a concern in a government system with long waits.
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Fort Worth
Texan Christaln University
Hoya
Atria
Japan
Roads and conservation drive boosts Texas betterment plan
Community leaders in Carrollton initiate a five year plan focus on better roads and soil conservation. Attendees from multiple districts nominate improvements for Trinity river bottoms to Lake Dallas and beyond, with Frisco mapping and strong support for new road outlets and beautification efforts.
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Texas
Carrollton
Hi School
The
Christian Church
McCormek
Chas
McKathy
Henry D
Linde
Leg
Tom W. Field
Mate
Tobin
Surratt
Wade
Bowman
Mes
W. L.seays
Frisco
Viervell
Mill Conservation Service
Duck Creek
Garland
Revival Coming to Union Baptist Church Garc Collton Texas
Revival begins Sunday March 7 and runs through April 10 at 8 o clock each night. Rev D L Watley pastor of Lemmon Avenue Baptist Church Dallas will conduct old time gospel services with old time singing and a special meal featuring a guard lette led by Mrs Edith Vadley. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Union Baptist Church
Garcollton
Texas
D.L. Watley
Lemmon Avenue Baptist Wareh
Dallas
Guarlette
Edith Vadley
Communism satire from the 1620 rhymester
A fragment from a 17th century verse by a rhymester in 1620 mocking Communists. The piece questions what a Communist is, suggesting yearnings for equal division of unequal entitlements and railing against paying copper or pocketing others’ shillings from the Corn Law.
Cotton Linters Bought By Large Chemical Company
Southern farms supplied 61,293,000 pounds of sorton linters last year to a single large chemical company, reflecting a major shift in raw material sourcing for the industry.
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Southern Farms
Plain talk on soil project draws local visitors
A plain clear presentation of a soil conservation project drew attendees from Hebron and nearby towns. Visitors included Wm. J. Readfield editor of the Garland News, Leon Stanley, Michard Canter, and 2G. Brook, who traveled from Garland with W. L. Saye and others.
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Garland
Wm. J. Readfield
Garland News
Leon Stanley
Michard Canter
2G. Brook
W. L. Saye
Iano
Witg Polser
Lesley Addition residential project planned near Union Baptist
A parcel east of Union Baptist Church is graded for a residential development named the Lesley Addition. Lyon Gray Lumber Co plans eight homes, two of them near completion, with high interest financing and utilities available. The project promotes modern living in a desirable location with affordable terms.
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Union Baptist Church
Lesley
J.B Lesley
Lyon Gray Lumber Co
Young Methodists Attend Garland District Hustlers Union
The young people of the Methodist church met in Garland on Tuesday night March 15 with Rev. Browning of Plano and Rev. McCuljem of Farmeraville leading an engaging program. Carrollton won the banner for highest perseverance. mail safety and post office rules were urged to prevent taking misdelivered mail and to avoid penalties. The group adjourned to meet in Plano on April 18 with a social afterward.
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Methodist Church
Garland
Browning
Plano
McCuljem
Farmerayilie
Carrollton
Ins
Pinno
Resignation notice from Texas Bank & Trust assistant cashier
Due to illness I resign as assistant cashier of Texas Bank & Trust Co Dallas effective March 1 1988 I thank customers and friends for patience and support and ask you to continue in the good institution as you have in the past F H McMURRAY Un Editor Aves in Carrottan and panda shorty town quotation
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Texas Bank & Trust Co
Dallas
Texto
F. H. McMurray
Tovey Estes
Kite Safety Rules Warn Local Youths Amid Spring Breezes
Springtime brings kite flying and potential hazards from close proximity to power lines. Officials urge avoiding kites near electrical lines, climbing poles, metal or wet strings, and entangled wires. Local representatives promise to assist with retrieves when wires contact lines, stressing safety over spectacle.
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Power
Hecht
Trhites
Selectric
Dairy Day Promises Big Stimulus For Dallas County
Dairy Day is planned within six weeks to boost the local dairy industry in Carrollton and surrounding Dallas County. The event aims to present a top quality show at a respected venue, setting a model for future county activities and encouraging higher efforts in days to come.
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Dallas County
Carrollton
Cartollion
Bats
Orden
Methodist Book Review Held At M E Ry Lowrey Home
A St Patrick themed tea hosted by the Methodist group at M E Ry Lowrey’s Storyland Street home drew guests from Plano, Dallas, Arlington, and Carrollton. Mrs J T Rhoton recited Bayabay to guests, with Mrs I G Kelley performing on accordion and others contributing in a warm social gathering.
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Methodist Church
St. Patric
Mie A. Ry Lowrey
Storyland Street
St. Patrick
W.T. Vandergrift
Arlington Land
Mias
Betty Blanton
I. G. Kelley
Ny W. Oliver
Mira
J T. Rhoton
Roy Russell vlen nine plant upgrades yield efficient operations
A fragment reports Roy Russell and the pressing plant installing new and improved machines including a washing machine extractor and a 7 Hoffman presser. The updated equipment is described as highly efficient, enabling superior work and patron satisfaction.
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Roy Russell
Carratton Demotion Club Meeting At Mrs Hughes Home
The Carratton Name Dem otion Club held its semimonthly gathering on March 15 at the home of Mrs. Boyd Hughes. An enlightening program on home post prevention followed a brief social hour. Delirious servethmenta was served by the hortuss. Reporter.
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Carratton
Mra
Boyd Hughes
Hortuss
Laver from Home costs sent out of Dallas joining
A muddled OCR line notes costs related to a home project being sent out of Dallas. The fragment mentions moving expenses and a possible accounting entry but provides no clear entities or dates. Further readable details are needed to form a precise brief.
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Laver
Dallsa
Rail rates here and abroad analysis urges US rate reform
Industrial and financial readers see foreign rail freight cheaper than in the United States. The piece cites data from the Cleveland Tront Company Bulletin showing France 8.48 cents per ton mile, Britain 2.78, Italy 2.7, Europe 2.6, Australia 2.5, Argentina 1.74, with the United States at just over one cent. It argues high rates depress industry, wages vary, and government ownership in some nations affects costs. It calls for a broad rate policy and opposes the tran limit bill as harmful to operation, money, and safety.
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Avent Parc
Rin
Cleveland Tront Company Business Bulletin
France
Great Britain
Italy
Australia
Argentina
United States
Japan
Canada
India
Dominion
Jessus
Iowa
Inductria
Public Grab Up the Economic Functione at Federal Government
Parker Bates notes that Congressmen and staff act mainly for district interests in fiscal policy, seeking benefits for constituents. The piece critiques national governance being bent to local gains.
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A. Parker Bates
Fragmentary OCR note on local paper officials and schools
Fragmented text mentions various papers, offices, and schools. It references a visitor and a council or committee, with unclear names and amounts. The legible portion suggests seeking information on newspaper influence, transportation to towns, and school funding, but specifics are unreadable.
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