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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
5
Mrs Bernice Brack of 230 Thirty-second Street Cairo says Black-Draught has been a splendid medicine for fifteen years. She cites relief for colds constipation sour stomach and gas and notes it has no chemicals being pure botanical roots and herbs. She urges keeping it on hand and recommends it as dependable.
Mrs. J P Love Milam County Health Council treasurer reports 1930 seal sale net 340 and 1929 seal sale 250 totaling 590 dollars. County Red Cross offer of 750 cannot be used now due to destitute families. Council will await a more favorable time to seek funds for a Public Health Nurse and petitions to Commissioners Court.
Labor urges creation of a chief board while noting the Farm Board’s impact on farmers. The call frames reform as needed after experiences with farm policy governance.
A vintage health ad urges cleansing the body with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It promotes a thorough course, notes blood purification by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels, and offers trial and family package prices with all dealers.
Hoyte Home Demonstration Club met March 26 with ten members and one visitor. Members shared pantry preparations and rug making efforts while Miss Wollet discussed utilitarian and aesthetic crafts and Mrs. Winkler read a spring poem and plans for an April host. Refreshments followed. Baylor College of Belton will host April 9.
The saying notes a rainbow is unseen without tears, attributing the idea to J V Cheney. It reflects on how hardship reveals beauty and color in life through sorrow.
Fire broke out when a Cameron Fruit Company truck struck concrete tearing a crank case. Driver Arthur Story used the Fur Fyter device to control the blaze. W. M. Cram, Representative, Cameron. 49-21p.
Notice states a substitute trustee will sell real estate in Milam County Texas. It names Tom A. Caffey as grantor in certain deed of trust and indicates the sale occurs under a power of sale. Contains standard legal notice language about default, duties of the substitute trustee, and the right to cure or redeem.
On the 7th day of April 1931 a sale will occur between 7:06 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to satisfy debt, including principal interest and expenses. The land lies in Milam County Texas as 100 acres from John Bright Original Grant Patent 156 Vol. 4 Abstract 92, described in a 1922 deed of trust by Tom A. Caffey to Louis Breiling Trustee recorded Vol. 52 page 37 Milam County. Witnessed March 7, 1931 by Substitute Trustee.
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