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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

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Loyalty Celebration Set for Cameron Milam County

Readiness is declared for a grand loyalty celebration on Saturday April 6 chaired by A H Baskin of the War Finance Committee of the Commercial Club. Speakers include Mike T Lively of Dallas and Captain Smith of the 56th U S Infantry. Parade details are complete with aeroplanes from Waco field and a Young Woman's Business Club section featuring Joan of Arc Uncle Sam and Red Cross entries.

Everthing A. H. Baskin War Finance Committee Commercial Club Cameron Milam County Mike T. Lively Dallas Texas Southwest Captain Smith 56Th United States Infantry Camp MacArthur Waco Smith Waco Field Young Woman’s Business Club of Uncle Sam Joan of Arc Red Cross

Boys Corn Club Opens Appointments for New Members

Chairman Ben Atkinson of the Agricultural and Immigration committee of the Commercial Club announces that all boys in the community may obtain Boys Corn Club applications at Jeff Cammer's Tailor Shop. Aiming for large turnout, organizers promise valuable prizes.

Ben Atkinson Agricultural and Immigration Committee The Commercial Club Boys Corn Club Jeff Cammer

Good Roads Committees Visited Ben Arnold for Pike Road Plan

The Good Roads Committee of the Commercial Club led by Chairman Geo. T. Graves, with Judge Graham Gillis and W. A. Morrison, met with Ben Arnold road enthusiasts. A large crowd heard speeches, then pledged broad support for the road measure, signaling Ben Arnold’s upgrade to pike roads.

Good Roads Committee the Commercial Club Geo. T. Graves Graham Gillis W. A. Morrison Ben Arnold Pike Roads

Milam County Drafted Negroes Depart for Camp Travis

Forty nine drafted Black men from Milam county left the city Tuesday for Camp Travis in San Antonio. A farewell party was held at Fullers restaurant. They boarded the train merrily and sang a marching line about the Kaiser and the fate of the Black soldiers if white men fail to defeat him.

Milam County Camp Travis San Antonio Fullers Restaurant

Thrift Stamp Campaign Proceeds In Milam County

Dan Moody Special Agent promoted Thrift and War Stamp sales across Thorndale Rockdale Buckholts and nearby towns. A 75 member Thrift Society formed in San Gabriel as Miss Marie Gandy and L T Henderson led speeches. Teachers and postmasters report rising sales with Scouts and schools forming new thrift clubs countywide.

Dan Moody Taylor Thorndale Rockdale Buckholts San Gabriel W. G. Gillis T. S. Henderson Marie Gandy J. D. Willis Sam Hobby Henderson Jamie Clark Carrier R. 1 R. M. Dulin Burlington Cameron Jim Chadwick Milam County Chadwick Ora Yeager Duncan School Boy Scouts Milano A. K. Jefferson Cameron Public School Robert McLane Co

Liberty Bond Drive Kicks Off Saturday in Milam County

The Third Liberty Loan Campaign opens on Saturday April 6 1918 as Milam County eyes a quota of 271050 dollars. County Chairman W G Gillis plans a Loyalty Celebration with prominent speakers to urge every man woman and child to subscribe to aid war efforts and defeat militarism.

America W. G. Gillis Milam County Gillis

Triggs Dry Goods to Occupy Yee Building in City

Announcement states Triggs Dry Goods Company will occupy the Yee building at North Houston Avenue and First Street, previously Roddy Brothers for several years. Absence of Albert Triggs delays full details. more information expected later.

Triggs Dry Goods Company Yee North Houston Avenue First Street Roddy Brothers Albert Triggs

Cameron School Census Shows 1155 Eligible For Free School

The Cameron census reports 679 white and 476 colored pupils eligible for free school next term, totaling 1155. The prior census listed 1143. Miss Margaret Wilson of Dallas, visiting relatives, has returned with Mrs. 7.6b. Wooten and children. Miss Lottie Page departed for Waco after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Akin.

Cameron Margaret Wilson Dallas Wooten Lottie Page Waco Mrs. Akin

Polly Anna War Savings Society Buys War and Thrift Stamps

The Polly Anna War Savings Society reports purchases of 10 War Savings Stamps and 43 Thrift Stamps, part of a broader effort by local merchants to boost savings among members.

Bers Polly Anna War Savings Society

Slight Fire Damages School Steps In Cameron

At 3 30 Wednesday morning Cameron firefighters answered a fire alarm finding the front stile to the school grounds burning. The fire caused minor damage to the steps and interrupted the firemen during a night shift without any extensive destruction.

Cameron

Y W B L Meeting on War Savings Parade Plans

The Y W B L held a regular session on Tuesday night April 2. The president led the meeting and minutes were read. Reports on War Savings Societies were given and a patriotic Cameron parade planned with assignments and appointments finalized.

War Savings Societies Cameron

Attorney J W Garner in Cameron on business

Rockdale attorney J W Garner traveled to Cameron on Monday for professional business.

J. W. Garner Rockdale Cameron

Monthly Commercial Club Meeting in Cameron Plans Chautauqua

The Commercial Club met on March 29 1918 with officers and directors listed. Discussion covered a temporary aeroplane landing for a patriotic parade, farm labor needs, and prizes from County Demonstration Agent funds. The Chautauqua committee reported strong plans with veterans, a military band, and patriotic themes, with a full program to be announced in The Herald.

Commercial Club Robi. McLane C. W. Lawrence J. D. Dobbins Wm. Cobb T. B. Wooten R. P. Jeter H. M. Hefley T. S. Henderson W. F. Paden D. L. Wilson T. N.herring J. T. Parma B. P. Atkinson W. W. Chambers G. T. Graves J. D. Cammer W. G. Gillis J. Garrison O. M. Smith R. H. McIntosh F. C. Mondrik A. H. Baskin U.S. Hearrell F. C. Fahrendorf Civic Improvement Committee Atkinson Agricultural Committee Banzhaf Chautauqua Committee Cameron Water Power and Light Company H. H. Kennedy Qqedpath Horner Chautauqua Pany Kansas City Europe Cameron Herald

Mothers' Club Plans Treasure and Trinket Days for Airmen

The Mothers' Club met at Mrs. Claude McGregor's home to set April 12 and 13 for treasure and trinket days. A Melling Pot will collect broken jewelry for melting to fund comforts and hospital equipment for American airmen. They formed a parent teacher war saving society with officers Mrs. R. P. Jeter as chairwoman and Miss Olive McGehee as secretary, meeting monthly on the first Wednesday.

Mothers’ Club Claude McGregor R. P. Jeter Olive McGehee

Jackson Heads to Basin Wyoming for Federal Building Work

M. W. Jackson, who has served ten months in Cameron as superintendent of the new Federal building construction, departed Saturday for Fort Worth en route to Basin Wyoming to continue similar duties. In Cameron his cordial manner and gentlemanly conduct earned him many friends who wish him well wherever he goes, and he will be missed at The Rookery.

M. W. Jackson Cameron Federal Fort Worth Basin Wyoming Jackson Rookery

Lester-Lindsey Benefit Supports YW War Savings Effort

The Lester-Lindsey show raised funds for the YW War Savings Society with a 20 percent commission totaling 19.20 from ticket sales. Grady Houston organized auctions and prize donations from local merchants, yielding 42.50 on Friday and 69.10 on Saturday for War Savings Stamps.

Lester-Lindsey Y. W. E. L. War Saving Society Grady Houston Rohner Bakery Palace of Sweets Auditorium Hotel Robt, McLane Grocery Co Dutch Maneth Y. W. B. War Savings Fund Jeff D. Cammer Will Yates Max Collins City Tailor Shop Maneth Shoe Shop U. S

New Tyson Davis Holtzclaw Firm Forms With Davis as Manager

Luther Tyson sold his interest in the Tyson Davis Holtzclaw Company. A new firm is organized with A C Freeman B P Atkinson and Judd Davis. Davis will be retained as manager.

Luther Tyson Tyson, Davis, Holtzclaw Company A. C. Freeman B. P. Atkinson Judd Davis Davis

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Liberty Bond Drive Roddy Y. W. B.L. Meeting OF Commercial Club Chautauqua the Mothers’ Club
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