School Opens Monday in Carrollton Chronicle era notes
The Carrollton Chronicle reports on a Monday school opening and faculty conditions, with weather cautions for the week and preparations by students and staff. It notes teachers’ readiness, schedule adjustments, and nearby community visits as families prepare for the new term. Juanita McCombs and Mrs. Luatinger are mentioned among residents traveling or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mionnay
Ghumneiany
Dante
Dake
Harnett Barry
Walter Stark
Schowl
Studenta
Juanita McCombs
Carrollton
Commerce
Mra
Wen
Hhomison
Mra, Luatinger
Houston
B. Perry
Cotton Holiday Holds Up Arkansas Cotton Trade
Reading of a cotton holiday slows shipments as planters and gins adjust. Farmers discuss prices and weekly bale totals rising to 881 by Saturday night while buyers watch prices around 11 dollars per ton. Separate notes detail local business activity and a planned wedding itinerary joke.
Social and Civic Club Meeting at Careotiton Seral and Gita Plants
The Arsl meeting of the year at the Careotiton Seral and Gita Plants field, hosted at Mrs WD Nix home. Large attendance heard reports from members and discussed upcoming activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Careotiton Seral
Gita Platns
Mre
Nix
Woman's Missionary Society meeting notes and notices
A fragmentary report from the Woman’s Missionary Society of a local group outlines a meeting agenda for September 1 and lists items to be discussed such as missionary works, furnishment of water for birds, and charitable projects. Mentions Mrs Hove Montgomery, Miss Wanderer Euweational Works, and Margie Ginok of Kansaal City visiting over the weekend with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doh Nytaler
Progres
Houvet
Shea Paunat
Meyer Moaner
Pearl
Hove Montgomery
Lom Cramer
Bay Mason
Ailoes
Walco
Buinney
Husch List
Tunis
Mra
Margie Ginok
Kansaal
BP Mayes
Marriage in Dallas Amid Turbulent Pageant Details
A fragmented account describes the marriage of Miss Elrexbeth Cahill of Dallas to Holman D iehuton at Extrakiinn with a few witnesses. The ceremony occurred in an intimate home setting, followed by postnuptial celebrations and community events, interwoven with lengthy, unclear recollections of relatives, local affairs, and distant travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman D.iehuton
Extrakiinn
Elrexbeth Cahill
Dalia
Carey
Curralttan
Rinoton
Rudy
Mira
Ratan
Morn Uitte Hove
Wataring
Royse Chey
Uta
Fehokon & Kabllet
Gas Bill
Greenville
Aul Ayer
Natorive
Mes
Royse
Joope
Texas Leads in Shipped Produce Trade and Inspections
Texas ranks fifth in traded produce with 21 20 card and 47 008 sors figures cited. The article discusses inspection practices for quality and grade, noting nearly 50 percent of shipments are inspected and highlighting growers, markets, and seasonal references including growers like Hernandez and Marsh, and mention of places and people such as Johnson and George Warner Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeind
Ca Cole Divisereof
OE Wien
Ltsew
Xbie
Abiyimente Fy
Ea Texan
Newely Loo Jr
Werist
Texas
Ely
Tom Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Ty Johnson
Johnson
Hernendes
Hernandez
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Aig Carrolton Chronicle
Grady Lendrum
Ben Mysere
Prived In Pastelt
Giton
Tak Wonarth
Serra al
Golihintis
Themien Hays
Fire Boys
Lyon ~ Gray Humber Company
Prioes
WaMi Bennett
Louise
J. Heaty
Fanny
Lye Denen
Ewa Anuydn
Ditva Ag
Riyalore Wiese Vrof Gumarream
A. G. Klee
Irene Nod
Arkansas
Lake Dale
Ayay
Smith
Phere
Activi
Jody Nyfolop
Clinton Street
Phin Wehpee
Nictslaon
Barmera
Bow Thompsan
Ravina
Tirmuh
Mil Sruitthy
Lins Eas Ver
Vanderrevitt
Dana
Adolphus
Tommy
Dallas
Mercantile Bank & Trust Co
Texpital
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
R.L. Thornton
Tricton
Nemurray
Woman's Missionary Society
Lewisville
Meir
Chystain
Ted McCoy
Gemni-Abarms
Mine Morgan
Orden
Windy Cilem
Fim
Ifs
Kelly
Lexsco
Ile
Lund
Clem
Alsv
Alex Winer
Rich Hale
Hale
Vermessia
Alex
Wissin
Washington
Vion
New York
Pac
Caldiore
Yarvollton
Wea
Mr Babinday
AL Chermer
Catil
Benlaly
Froduce
George Warner
Kelluy
PG Keltey
Greely
Tony Dearfigg
Lewis
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