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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
1
Fragment from Carrollton fire record recounts incidents from December 1, 1038, to May 1, this year, noting fires, heat, and responses. It criticizes neglected fire-hazard cleanup and trash, praising the organized department while discussing advertising and commerce implications in town.
The 08th anniversary event at the Mira A G Kirksay home featured a program by Mien Kula Suit and Mrs Padgett recounting the society's history while Mex Vernon, president of the Mattie Hunt Society, presided. Jacque Lewis read, and Mine Oliveene Fanerson spoke about the people’s work. Afterward candles were blown out and attendees enjoyed a light repast for about 60 individuals. Reporter notes attire misprints.
A morning blaze damaged the old Coxy place near Mrs. K. B. Bassey’s property. Firefighters arrived promptly, battled flames, and prevented spread to nearby structures. Residents, including workers, were awakened by smoke and moved to safety. no serious injuries reported.
A heightened editorial critiques radio and billboard ads invading daily life. It argues intrusive campaigns degrade quality journalism and harm consumers, urging stricter controls and public resistance to sensational ad tactics. The piece condemns trashy programs and warns against commercial meddling in newsrooms.
Citizens gathered in a county meeting to air views on taxes and rising costs. Speakers including Tom Pjold, Will McKamy, and Senator E.G. Bowers urged restraint, with farmers detailing burdens and proposals for tax relief and government reform. The meeting highlighted concerns about wage levels, taxation fairness, and expenditures.
An account describes a public meeting where Mr James faced questions from a corrobator. Mer Souter delivered a freehand speech as the audience reacted with readiness to act. Speakers praised Fadl Davis of Mesquite for honesty and service to Dally County, urging continued support for trusted leaders.
The article notes rapid cotton arrivals in the region with weather hot and dry. Gins report bale counts: Curralston 1039, Mariners Branch 800, Addison 464, Parma era and Hebron around 550 each, Hebron near 4000 total since Monday. Farmers split on harvest progress with half the crop picked and readiness varying.
Prof Julio Gunsbienm will speak Sunday night September 27 at 7:46 o clock on early Christianity and its relics. The sermon will describe as her stories potting of early Cheladanity and its relics. The whole town and Carradivir community are invited to hear Mr Gunsireas. WN. Vernon, Pastor.
The Carrovtta Social and Civic Wo met last Thursday with Mind La dueton Jr. Outside she F xulni penkram am dwell Manic. Visitors included Mr ward Knowland of Dalian Mra Borrete ail I Worth. The next meeting will be with Mw Roy Pasaull, October 1xt. Ti mentinae play to Hay Ch af the Madorn Novel.
Fragmentary notice mentions Grady Landrum and wife Charley, a new daughter, and a person recuperating from an operation with a rough timeline of two weeks before recovery.
Local report describes a chase after a car theft spree ending in a wreck near Clinton Street and the Colored Church. Suspects fled into timber while a Ford and other tires were recovered. deputies continued search Tuesday evening for three men.
Professors from New York University discuss how teacher personality affects student motivation and performance. Two teachers working together highlight contrasts between warmth and strictness, sympathy and distaste for study, and loyalty to students versus mere mastery of textbooks. Their observations stress the impact of character on children's growth and learning outcomes.
The Chronicle acknowledges receipt of subscription payments from a War of Watron period, listing Ars. TE. Hall, George Hughes, TA. Punts and Stina Ole Good as payees.
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