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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
4
A Texan newspaper column discusses rising letter postage, possible Congress changes, and public attitudes. It critiques political figures, loyalty to party lines, and courtesy, while noting farm and city tensions, fuel choices, and economic concerns. The piece emphasizes practical issues and local sentiment.
Subscribers are urged to inform the office of their current mailing address and the new address to which they want the paper sent. Do not rely on the post office to handle changes. write a letter or send a postal card with both addresses to ensure timely delivery.
The document lists absentee voting for the General Election beginning October 19 with November 4 as the last day for absentees to vote. The General Election is on November 8. Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. November 18 is the last day to file Tina’s expense account with the County Judge. January 1 1983 is the date for all officers to qualify.
Charles F. Williams, president of The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company, warns that government taxes drain capital, curb business, and raise consumer prices. He cites rising federal and state expenditures, payroll loads, and debt, urging a nationwide vote against tax-increasing candidates and measures to curb government expansion.
Legal notice of sheriff sale in Dallas County Texas on September 1 1882 for George W Wend Lumber Company versus Meg Nellie Miller widow Lasier Belt and others. Levy on property described in deed book 830 page 1 related to Neely Street area. Sale per judgment for $860 to satisfy the debt. Government by Hood Sheriff with deputy Damenson.
A Dallas County Texas sheriff sale notice lists a mortgage judgment of 1624.75 against EL Smith, J Smith, Haynes, E D Terry, WP Miller, J S Thoth and the Commercial and Mortgage Company. The level property Lot 19 in Block A Lomus Park is to be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in November 1910 to satisfy the debt and costs.
Publication commands a defendant in a Texas district court case from Dallas County. The writ directs appearance before the district court in Dallas by a stated date, naming plaintiff Claudia Alexander and alleging a suit recorded under case number LVEPI-C, with details of a disputed relationship and threats.
Notice of a levy in Dallas County Texas from September 29 1942 under case 9136E Mary Coleman and others. Sheriff to sell real estate at courthouse door on the first Tuesday in November 1932 between 11 AM and 4 PM. Lease or sale actions and dates appear garbled.
Notice records a sheriff sale in Dallas County Texas under an execution against Sidtam and Sumner Lumber Co and others. It states property in Dallas City described as 9 Black 1776A corner of York and an ages Salt, levied to satisfy a judgment, with sale to be conducted to the highest bidder on the first Tuesday after the 4th Monday in September 1982. Justice of Dalas County issues the sale under Oldham and Sumner Lond. guarantors.
By order of the Dallas County District Court a sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in November 1892 at the courthouse door. The property, a lot described as Lot No 19,3879 on the south side of Loway Street, is levied on as the property of Mrs Jamie Hurst and husband J. J. Hurst to satisfy a judgment for 4400.00 in favor of Smithy Brothers Inés, core poration. Sheriff’s deputy Hood signs the notice dated September 26, 1932.
An odd ad from a local printer’s page promotes Groves Barber Shop offering haircuts and styling. It touts good service and reasonable prices while joking about customer patronage and ages, in a quirky, conversational style reflective of a bygone era.
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