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Fragmented OCR from a late 19th century page, discussing newspaper distribution plans and reader tips. Mentions general advertising ideas and market attitudes with varied local terms and names.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
4
Fragmented OCR from a late 19th century page, discussing newspaper distribution plans and reader tips. Mentions general advertising ideas and market attitudes with varied local terms and names.
The piece urges residents to take pride in their town, support public officers, and back local institutions. It emphasizes civic duty, property value benefits, and helping neighbors while urging engagement with community life and public services.
AHistorical essay traces how Serbians signaled signals to warn of thieves, leading to early sound and radio innovations. It argues the need for open minds in business, praising thinkers who question tradition and apply knowledge, urging leaders to cultivate disciplined problem solving to meet modern challenges.
The document commands publication for a divorce suit filed by Amalia Pinre against Joe Herin Yaraul. It states the court, district, and filing details, with requests for service, publication, and a judgment for divorce plus costs. Witness details and the court’s location are noted, dated in March.
The Dramatic Club presents Go Slow, Mary at the high school auditorium on Friday night April 12. Proceeds benefit the school library fund. the event promises clean wholesome entertainment and invites all to attend.
A lively review touts Go Slow Mary I as one of the best plays of its type before American audiences. It highlights an engrossing theme and deft staging with strong humor and refined sentiment, promising an evening of unusual entertainment.
A nide gang repairs bridges on the Cotton Belt and Prince rift roads in Oureniivor district. A tower at crossings was painted. A daughter was born Saturday after noon to Mr. and Mrs. Vandergriff and the title name Viruink Suc was given. Mrs. Vandergriff cared for at St Paul Sani Meriva in Dallas Palph A Reston undertakes property improvements northeast of Like volttom, including tree packing and landscaping under local supervision.
An advertising notice touts Adlerika as a stomach and bowel relief product sold at Noble store. It claims the First spoonful relieves gas, stomach discomfort, and old matter, promising quick comfort for stomachs and cravings. It reads like a period testimonial style ad.
A legal citation commands publication for four weeks in a Dallas County paper. It requires the defendant J. A. Dykes to appear before the District Court of Dallas County, Texas, on a specified date to answer a petition by the State of Texas in a case concerning the described property and costs. The document names witnesses and seals the notice with court details and the deputy clerk’s signature.
A damaged OCR item reports a Dallas County District Court citation issued to the defendant to answer a petition by the State of Texas for delinquent taxes and foreclosure. The notice mocks a court date in April 1929 and lists names including J Baliefines as clerk and J C Luther as deputy. It also contains unrelated local items about a shooting and community events in Carrollton, Midway Church, and farmers discussions.
The notice details a Texas tax foreclosure suit in Hall County where W. Bell is plaintiff against the defendant for delinquent taxes covering years 1910 to 1919 and up to 1927. The hearing is set at the court house in Jolloe on the first Monday in May 1928 at 10 o clock. the action seeks judgment, tax penalties, interest, and foreclosure of the described land in Lat 4, Block West End Addition, Hall County, Texas. Witness and court clerk details are listed with dates and signatures.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff or constable of Dallas County commands citation by publication for four consecutive weeks preceding the return date. The case notes that Tarmente must answer to a tax foreclosure suit for years 1909 to 1929 on land described as Let Block 139 Comba West End Addition in Dallas County Texas. The Journal shows the writ date April 1929 and bears the clerk J Balie Pinks.
The State of Tarab issues a citation to appear before the Justice's Court of Precinct No 1 Dab a County. Publication required in a county newspaper for four consecutive weeks prior to the return date. The defendant, TH Peck, is named in a real estate dispute with Parton under a written contract. Court notice fixed for April 22, 1929, at 1 pm in DalLag Lownty.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a journey to Tulse and Ola with accompanying relatives. Mentions a mother figure for Mr Connell and references to a forthcoming event or arrival. Specific names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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