Weekend Health and Social Notes from Local Residents
Family visits and illnesses dominate this week’s roundup. Mrs MB Tidwell is ill this week, and Marcus Knight from Farmers Branch suffers a wrist infection. Plano visitors include Miss Ailine Mayes staying with the Kirkhams, while Tommie Joe Vandergift and Mrs. Vandergrift visit Arlington friends. Mrs. Patterson returns from Baylor Hospital and Mrs. Margaret Clayton battles a throat infection. influenza cases rise as Bobbie Hill is ill, and Dr. Whitney treats Carl Montgomery’s football injury. Roy Grainey falls seriously ill with large sore throat, and Roy remains under care at St Paul sanitarium with improving but doubtful prospects.
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Marcus Knight
Farmers Branch
Iit Cotlineworth
Ailine Mayes
Plano
MC Kirkham
The Power of Taxation And Local Notices Stir Thought
A fragmented civic essay discusses taxation power and national governance while local items report 4H club attendance at Fat Stock Show in Pt Worth, visits to Denton and Trinity Mills, Verbenas blooming at the high school, and funeral attendance in Waco.
Representative of the TREAK POWER & LIGHT Co. in Carrollton
Mr. Good in Carrollton advertised as a representative for the Texas Power and Light Company covering Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Hebron, Addison, and Lake Dallas with contact phone details. The notice cites business outreach and service availability in the listed communities.
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Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Bebron
Addizon and
Lake Dallas
Thomas Webb Visits Carrollton Then Relocates to Sherman
Thomas Webb, a business visitor in Carrollton on Wednesday afternoon, has relocated to Sherman after previously being in Tyler. Plans for new Carrollton residences this year promise to improve the town’s appearance. Local farmers remark on the cool, windy days with an old saying about March and wind.
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Thomas Webb
Carrollton Wednes
Thomas x
Shermen
Tyler
North Texas
Carrollton
Cattle, Plowing Rush Amid Weeklong Field Work
Farmers keep busy with corn planting as warm winds and recent rains shorten delays. A push to finish tasks aims for a grand harvest this season while Dr and Mrs E Burnett visit Carrollton and attend the local clinic. Funeral attendances noted for Mrs Sarah Brandenburg and family links to Mrs Sikes and Chubby.
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E . Burnett
Rusk
Carrollton
U News Brief On Baptist Union Growth At First Church
The Baptist Training Union at First Baptist Church reports rapid growth with 48 attending Sunday evening sessions. The lesson titled The Evo of Jesus is studied now and next week will cover Pentecost. A course on The Art of Soul Winning is in session with Mrs. Lee teaching the adult group and Rev Preston Taylor leading the intermediary and junior groups.
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Baptist Training Union of the
First Baptist Church
Tortaled
Jesus
Lee
Preston Taylor
Skiles
Carrollton youths visit Carl Montgomery in Dalian
A group of Carrollton young people visited Carl Montgomery at his home in Dalian Saturday night. The FF A boys attended the Fat Stock Show in Ft Worth Saturday. Mya Beth Sorrell of Ft Worth spent Sunday here with her parents, Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson. You ant 2 visite of the Chronicle for World tole morn.
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WT Vandergrift
Virginia
Arlingon
Vandergrift
Clul
Pt. Worth
Charley Mayes
Arting
Vandervitt
Carrollton
Carl Montgomery
Dalian
FF A
Ft. Worth
Mya, Beth Sorrell
Ft., Worth
Mia
Andrew Jackson
Large Plants Favor Workers Over Forty
In New York the state’s leading electrical maker announced it will allot 40 percent of jobs to workers over 40. A major auto firm also aligns its age distribution with city demographics. Instances include a 78 year old boiler room employee and an 84 year old inspection foreman at one plant, with over 200 of the last 700 hires aged above 30.
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New York
Ips
Taewers Are Going Places In Cooperative Dairy Move
A New York state cooperative trend unites nearly 100 bodies representing 50 000 dairy farmers under Rogers Allen laws enabling cooperatives to act for members The aim is to stabilize milk prices fairly benefiting farmers without overcharging consumers while improving distribution and profit allocation Also notes visits by the Nyfetor family and an injury to Dal Hughes in plow work The Chronicle mentions these local items.
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New York State
Rogers-Allen
New York
Want Ads From Carrollton Area Listings
Want ads describe items for sale and services with broken phrasing. Listings mention farm equipment a incubator piano tuning and cheap gas stoves near Carrollton with inquiries and office references. The text also questions which newspapers cover Carrollton town growth and offers contact details and pages from the Chronicle office.
Shooting the Bull in Senate Telegram Sparks Farm Bill Debate
A telegram from a doctor in ToWa to Senator Gillotte provokes a Senate cloakroom discussion on farm control. The message jokes about farm limits, asking if the law allows shooting a calf, cow, or bull. Senator Gillotte replies that the proper course would be to shoot the farmer.
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ToWa
Iowa
Senate
Gilletta
Gillatte
Rayon production in the United States hits new high
The rayon industry, a relatively new sector, reached about 926 million pounds in LO8T, a record high. This compares with 277 million pounds in 1986, reflecting growing employment as the industry expands.
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United States
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Sugar Cine Vm
City Cash Grocery
Burnett Perry
Keailor
MB Tidwell
Tommie Joe Vandergtit
Arlington
Mr. and
Mra
Squibb
Bobbie Hill Ivill
Margaret Clayton
Wagar Collins
Gammon
Whitney
Dallas
Roy Grainey
Sali
St. Paul Sanitarium
Roy
Dickerson
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Dickerson’s Grocery
Raymond Pitcairn
National Charman Sentinel
Republi
Taney
Iowaien
Fey Sears
Wagle Evans
Marion Jack Gold
Denton
Dorotha Good
State Teachers College
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Walter Ryans
Otto Mosley
M H Jarsiey
Floyd Fletcher
Waco
T A Fouts
Lancaster
C. A. Good
Treak Power & Light Co
Mr. Good
Bile Tome
McCormick Pharmacy
Betty
Codss Chass ‘Het Baptist Church
Janette Sikes
Hubby
Sarah Brandenburg
Sikes
Chubby
Jude Tom Ball
Waxahatchie
Chester
T. U. News
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
W. Ramsey
Carrollton, Tonan
George Nyfetor
del Rig
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