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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
1
Community notice presents fragmented text claiming to relay local information and urges readers to engage. The garbled OCR hints at a public communication or event but provides no clear names, dates, places, or actionable details.
The notice describes postal rate changes effective April 15 1925. It lists revised charges for various classes and services, including parcel post and letter rates, with adjustments impacting merchants and individuals. The document outlines the new rates and how they apply to different mail categories and destinations.
Fragmented reads show Mullen resigning, Andee Igoe’s work and Thom Uthari cited amid Carralton and River developments. The garbled text mentions Thom is appointed, with references to local officials, civic projects, and a mix of names and places.
A readable fragment references a Sunday ball game at Carrollton School. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item indicates an upcoming or recent season contest with local teams and players. No full names, dates, or outcomes are legible to confirm specifics.
We express our sincere thanks for the sympathy and help extended during our loss. From Amaia Charla of Dals, Mr and Mrs Reay Dewas, J.B. Parry family, Shelton relatives, and the Bu Warts circle, we acknowledge the comfort given in this time of sorrow.
A Dallas based pioneer cotton broker is noted for introducing the first public daily information on cotton markets. The long established office in downtown Dallas, with six years of operation, is referenced in a fragmented historical record. The text recalls early market alerts and the broker’s role in disseminating price signals to industry participants.
Fragmented OCR shows the Methodist Missionary Society annual election and related discussions. Names and roles are garbled, but references to Mrs. W. T. and other officers indicate internal society proceedings and selections.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Methodist church item lists unclear names and phrases such as pastor and dates. Readable portions reference a Stt4r Halt and various individuals, but details are obscured.
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