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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
4
The Chronicle notes weekly publication rhythm and postal details with an emphasis on Friday issues and local distribution timing for Carwade Terie readers. It mentions a slow pace of events and standard newsroom procedures.
An editorial outlines sweeping claims of American prosperity with figures on bank savings stockholders assets currency in circulation and total national wealth. It asserts high ownership rates telephones automobiles and home electrification and calls for confidence and a wartime like rally behind national strength.
The text notes after nautical matters that Texans can devote time to cotton and wheat planting for next harvests. It mentions financial hurdles faced by small farmers, criticizing loan practices and big lenders while highlighting Farm Town Boards as a partial exception.
The article discusses the gold shortage limiting world commerce and notes most gold is controlled by Britain and the United States. It argues for an international agreement to fix a fair gold to silver value ratio to revive global trade, raise purchasing power, and unblock money in industry. It emphasizes the issue’s urgency for the United States amid its vast mining resources.
A distressed ad promises a $25 welcome tip and transferable Willow Havores at face value for courses offered by Byrne College. It touts special cash discounts, monthly balances, and scholarships, urging readers to contact Sue the Butler or any Byrne College in Fort Worth Oklahoma City Bun Antonio.
A fragmented letter questions whether Uncle Sam should extend free services and names potential items like evaporated milk and clothing sold at the post office counter. The writer critiques prior printings and references Madeira, Ob Lo, and Krocue’s apron.
Tom Fielt thanks voters in District No 1 for support in the recent race for Commissioner of Dalian county. He pledges to work hard, repay the trust, and seek cooperation with all residents to provide the best county service.
A garbled passage questions constitutional rules and democratic process, mentioning Bramblitt, Mrn Minion Ferguson, and references to a Supreme Judge. It hints at voting rights, privileged offices, and state governance while lacking clear, coherent facts or dates.
Further tests for potash development are conducted near Paducah with a second tent soon to be dried in hopes of locating a deposit rich enough to justify an evaporation plant. The Chronicle notes the ongoing exploration and potential industrial plan.
Fred Cullum writes to Dallas County voters announcing his nomination bid for Tax Collector. He reflects on seventeen years in office, gratitude to supporters, and pledges to continue serving the people with diligence and cooperation.
A letter to Carrollven voters from George Parkhouse expresses gratitude for support in the previous election, reflects on legislative adjournment, and asks constituents to contact him with ongoing concerns while he remains Austin based. He pledges to serve Carrollton in the legislature and to work toward reelection.
Jeff Stinson thanks voters in Carrollton for waiving him the Democratic nomination for State Representative Mince No 1 after the Run-off Primary. He pledges to work for Dallas County people and says the upcoming Legislature session will be among the most important. He vows to earn trust and pursue measures that aid a large number of residents.
A divorce petition filed by Brunei Adi lay at Ave, As 1, 193%, against Leonard Borders, alleges marriage July 3, 1901 and abandonment January 26, 1906. The citation orders publication for four consecutive weeks and sets return day before the district court at Dallas courthouse.
Public notice details a lawful sale under court order in Dallas County Texas. The record cites Harland district numbers, involved parties Ferris National Bank and others, and sets the sale date for the first Tuesday in September with costs and survey references.
A Texas court notice announces a divorce suit filed by L Callaway against E Gallaway. The citation requires appearance in the Dallas County District Court by September 7, 1932, with prior publication for four weeks. The document names the spouses and outlines the marriage date and separation details.
Notice records a sheriff sale in Dallas County Texas under a vainly legible court order. It names The Peoples Underasking Company as plaintiff and Florence McCuen as deceased, with Powell Johnson and related parties, setting a sale date on the first Tuesday in December at the courthouse in Lealian City, with costs and penalties to be determined.
Notice of anuwps sale of real estate in Dallas County Texas. J A Lyons and Mrs Lyons are named as defendants. The property in Hampton Terrace, Dallas, Texas, is levied to satisfy a judgment for $40,000 with costs. The sale is ordered for the first Tuesday in September, at the courthouse steps. Sheriff Hood of Dallas County will conduct the sale with deputy Jameson listing.
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