Chronicle publication notice from Carrollton Texas
The Chronicle edited by W L Martin announces its publication and mailing details for Carrollton Texas confirming second class mail status under the act of March 3, 17.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
4
The Chronicle edited by W L Martin announces its publication and mailing details for Carrollton Texas confirming second class mail status under the act of March 3, 17.
A Texas editorial comments on federal tax refunds to large corporations from World War I era. It notes combined refunds exceeding 2.7 billion dollars, lists companies such as the United States Steel Corp and Baldwin Locomotive Works, and questions political proposals as candidates seek office. The piece defends or critiques the refund policy, urging caution ahead of statewide elections.
The Democratic Voters organization lists four candidates for the nomination in the upcoming primary held on a designated date. The action follows the party’s official procedures and reflects the slate endorsed by party members.
Publication orders Sheriff or constable to summon Theodore Bennett, transient, residence unknown, by posting in Dallas newspapers for four weeks. Case in 14th District Court of Dallas County, against Bennett for divorce related claims. notice issued by J. Balie Finks, District Clerk, Dallas County on April 18, 1940.
The item lists figures from 1929 on Texas oil and gas wells, rubber plant sites, railroad builds, and toll projections. It notes 5,101 producing oil wells and 71 gas wells, rubber from the quagnie plant in Brewster and Presidio counties, a Marathon rubber plant, and historical railroad mileage around 1888 to 1900 with broader tolls projected for 1980. Also cited are cavalry posts, automobile registrations and aviation trends, with California leading aircraft growth in 1920.
The City of Dallas Municipal Corporation sues Shirley W. Patent and issues an order of sale. The Dallas County sheriff announces a public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1950 to sell property at 577 Ross Avenue, Dallas, including all interests of Shirley Wyeter, to satisfy court costs and writs. The notice is dated April 29 1950 and signed by Sheriff Hood.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff or any Constable of Dallas County Greetings. You are commanded to summon Grady Burke whose residence is unknown to appear before the District Court of the Sixth Judicial District of Texas in Dallas County at the city of Dallas on or before ten o clock of the Monday next after the fortieth day from the date of this notice to answer to the petition of Cora Burke alleging desertion and abandonment. Witness: Halse Finks, District Court of Dallas County, with seal, this twenty third day of September, in the year 1930.
A sheriff sale notice in Dallas County announces the levy on Lot 17, Block 10, Freemant Addy to the City of Dallas, for cash to satisfy a judgment of $2008.00 in favor of Charles R. Lewin. Walter J. Lee is named as the property owner. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in May at the courthouse doors in Dallas, with the hour to be announced. The notice is filed in the 48th Judicial District Court of Tartan County, Texas.
The document orders publication for four consecutive weeks requiring E Spolv to appear before the District Court of the 98th Judicial District in Dallas County Texas. It seeks an annulment and child custody hearing with the defendant married in 1904 and separated around 1910. The notice is issued by Haliefines, clerk, Dallas County District Court, dated April 21, 1990.
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