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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
4
A fragmentary Chronicle note critiques citizens for failing to unite for community development while defending free opinion and citing a National Printer’s Journal. It mentions regular Friday publication and local tax or post office notices in a Texas town, with ambiguous references to Carvath or Carvaton.
A UT Bureau of Economic Geology bulletin describes Pennsylvanian fusulinids and biographical notes about a Texas figure. An upcoming event on Children’s Day October 14 expects 200,000 attendees with 500 school tickets and a magic show, while fall weather arrives.
Readable fragments describe social scenes and obscure references to enamel, households, and population ideas. The content includes scattered names, places, and nonsensical phrases, with no clear event or cohesive narrative to summarize.
An editorial argues Texas cannot fund a Centennial celebration without constitutional amendment or legislative approval. It urges public support from the Democratic party and advocates centennial remembrance as a matter of heart and state pride, despite budget concerns. The piece cites expected costs vs. private money and urges loyalty to Texan independence and history.
Former Senator James W Wadaworth outlines a four point platform to reduce government costs and curb federal aid. He calls for immediate 250 percent cuts in operating costs, withdrawal of government from private business, abolition of nonessential government activities, and end of federal subsidies to nonfederal enterprises. He argues taxation burdens deter industry, investment, and homebuilding, warning the rising cost of government harms progress.
A fragmented promo piece pledges a $195 scholarship transferable across Byrne College courses, valid at face value. It describes special CASI discounts and seeks donors through Byrne College offices in Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City San Antonio, amid reference to Skeeter Bill Robbins and a 1982 State Fair of Texas event featuring Rodno performances and cowboy ballads.
A sheriff sale is set by the District Court of Tulag County to satisfy a judgment of 1942 against MP Smith. The property described includes Lot West Thirty-five feet of Lat Eleven Ave in Blake Addition to University Park, and other parcels. The sale, to be held at public auction, occurs the first Tuesday in October, 1912, at 10 o’clock a.m. in front of the courthouse, with proceeds to satisfy the judgment plus interest and costs.
Publication citation in the District Court of Dallas County requests the unknown defendant to appear for a divorce and child custody case filed August 9, 1932. The notice names Leonard Warren as a minor and lists the plaintiff and defendant with ownership of a marital residence and abandonment allegations.
Notice of Sinerter's Base Real Estate in Dallas County Texas sets for sale by court order. The property lies along Miller Avenue and adjacent Easton tract, with a judgment amount of 813.450027 and a sale date set for September 2, 1822 per sheriff's notice.
By order of the Distt Court of Ballaysourty a sale of real estate is levied. Allen Griggs and Mattie Griggs suec as plaintiffs versus Topelet Myer Rexbinowitz Union Investment Company and Sutton E Griggs defendants. The sale is to be held on the first Tuesday in October 1999 at the court house door of Dubhs county Bullay. Highest bidder to pay cash for all rights and interest of plaintiffs and defendants in the property.
The notice describes a parcel in Dallas County Texas, detailing beginning at a point on Munger Avenue and tracing a southeast route along Roseland Avenue to Hall Street then southwest to the starting point. It notes conveyances involving Griggs and Sutton E. Griggs, with deed records cited and a levy on property of Allen Griggs and others. The document is dated September 1932 and references Union Investment Company as a defendant in a foreclosure proceeding.
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