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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
4
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A fragmented 19th century letter discusses how improvements by neighbors shift resident behavior. It notes residents resist disorder, fear upheaval, and fear property values. The text references E.K. Tina and M. Ken body as local figures in Carrollhia politics.
Public notice of a sheriff sale issued by the District Court of Dallas County Texas to satisfy a judgment in the case of Lillian Mil versus Crosby. The property at stake is identified as Abstract 230 in Dallas County with ownership traced to J B Crosby. The sale, conducted by the sheriff and costing court and execution expenses, is set for the next law day at the Dallas county courthouse.
Fragmented social notes mention Myrtle Jones visiting G W Rumsey in Valley View and Cecil Lancaster with his sister Saar Salmon in Layaville. FJ Sorralle of We Worth visited Firandr Valley. Burgess joined Campnell-Stone Bakery in Dallas, leaving Davis & Perry. Johnnie Gravley helps at Davis & Perry. Sheriff and official stamps dated March 19, 1930.
A Detroit based Chevrolet Motor Company notice outlines owner rights to initial delivery in prime condition and 1000 mile inspection, plus ongoing checks every 1000 miles while the car operates. Dealers nationwide will carry out Provision 4, emphasizing lasting satisfaction and economy.
A fragmented editorial-style survey discusses support for the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement, debating voluntary compliance and the Volstead Law. It questions whether to prohibit, retain, or revisit prohibition and urges readers to consider moral sentiment, enforcement, and practical outcomes before voting.
Notice of sheriff sale issued by the District Court of Dallas County Texas against Kin and King. On the 18th day of March 1980 details show a real property levy at the courthouse door of Dallas County. Property described as Lot No. 14 in Block 1241 in Dallas County. Sheriff Samuel Temeson deputy.
Detroit March 11 Chevrolet Motor Company Wwalay announces a broader service policy for all Chevrolet owners. The plan guarantees free inspections every 1 000 miles after the first 500 miles, free part replacement for workmanship or material defects, and nationwide service at Chevrolet dealers. It emphasizes trained mechanics, special service equipment, and a nationwide stock of genuine parts, with lowest pricing for labor and service.
Publication summons to May Hedding a transient inhabitant of unknown address in Dallas County to appear before the 11th Judicial District district court in Dallas in response to a petition filed February 1910. The notice names J Ballie Pinks as clerk and seals the date of April 15, 1935, with a bench warrant implied for failure to appear. The document also contains local society notes about Mrs. Wood Smith and Mrs. Wilson’s guest Andrew Jarlewon.
Notice of property to be sold at public auction for debt owed by Mrs Bf Garson. Property fronting land described in Volume 7, page 216 of Dallas County records. The sale proceeds to first satisfy a $380.48 judgment plus interest, with costs and fees, to Cra iatihoe Company Intervenor, under court order. Auction to occur on a specified date in Dallas. Sheriff’s office notes case and deputy.
A dated divorce petition citation commands Amelia F Cuellar to appear before the District Court of Dallas County Texas. The document, issued April 1934, notes the petition for divorce from the plaintiff Beate Cuellar and describes alleged harsh treatment and abandonment. The writ, signed by Clerk Balie Pinks, includes return instructions and seal.
A damaged OCR notice from Dallas County District Court announces a writ or petition with dates May 1980 and March, naming Sheriff or constable, with claims of harassment and threats and a court appearance in Trion. Deputy Troy Mill signs.
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