Cameron City Council Minutes Show Funds Paid and Aid Plans
The Cameron City Council met in regular session with all members present. Bills totaling various amounts were approved for payment from proper funds. A street tax of 69 dollars was collected. A lighting contract review was set, a relief request honored with ten dollars monthly to United Charities, and measures to secure city records and cemetery finances were proposed. Marshall Holtzclaw announced 97.60 dollars in fines collected since his term began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law-Sprinker Co
Light Co
Texas Company
Cameron Herald
Red Cross Drugstore
Cameron Enterprise
R. H. Redfield
LaFrance Engine Co
William Jeter
Cit
United Charities of
Cameron
Joseph and
Dobbins
Joseph
Cemetery Association
Marshall Holtzclaw
Why Do We Eat Sugar and Its Rising Cost
The text explains sugar as a hydrocarbon in foods and why people crave it. It notes sugar’s taste and caloric value, and that the body seeks sugar for energy, while acknowledging sharp price increases and broader food cost implications.
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Walus
City Council Discusses Delinquent Tax Collection
City Attorney Burns reported collecting 780 dollars in delinquent taxes and the council approved a ten percent collection fee. Other matters of city interest were discussed but nothing definite was decided. There being no further business the council adjourned.
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Burns
Romance Reunites Long Lost Lovers In Yarrellton
A 30 year romance culminated Monday night as Mrs Mary Young of Yarrelltown married Mr Sam Shultz of Weatherford Oklahoma. Rev Rice of North Elm officiated while friends gathered for the ceremony and congratulations. Also noted are local visits and funerals as the community comments on social and family events.
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G. W. Lock
C. E. Russell
San Antonio
Ed McCall
D. F. McCall
North Elm Cemetery
Mary Young
Our Village
Sam Shultz
Weatherford
Oklo
Rev. Rice
North Elm
Mrs. Gross
Lampassas County
Jos. McElrath
Near Ben Arnold
Yarrelltown Friends
Methodist Church Program Honors Mothers and Fathers
Rev. H. C. Willis leads Sunday School at 9 30 with R H McIntosh as Superintendent. Mother's Day service at 11 features solos quartette old time songs and a sermon with tribute to mothers by Claude Triggs. Father’s Evening at 8 features music a paper by Mrs J D Hefley and pastor’s address. Old people are especially invited to attend.
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H. C. Willis
R. H. McIntosh
Claude Triggs
Father
Mr Alex Triggs and Wife Visit Cameron on Sunday
Mr Alex Triggs and his wife spent Sunday in Cameron with home folks, sharing time with local acquaintances and enjoying the community.
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Alex Triggs
Cameron
Dumplings with Leftover Stews From Cheap Meats
A recipe by Mrs. Nevada Briggs advocates using leftovers from roast lamb veal or beef and old fowls to make economical stews. The KC Dumplings method with flour baking powder salt shortening and cream milk creates light dumplings. serves with thick gravy. The Cook’s Book reference notes 90 recipes to reduce living costs and a free certificate offer with KC Baking Powder.
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Nevada Briggs
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Jaquer Mig. Co
Chicago
Commissioner Van Tyson Oversees Holtzclaw Bridge Road Work
A Herald reporter witnessed careful road work on Holtzclaw bridge road under Commissioner Van Tyson. Ditches are being cleaned to prevent water damage and extend the road life at low cost. Tyson, in his first term, is praised for economical county spending and cash payments for beat projects.
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The
Herald
Holtzclaw Bridge
van Tyson
Tyson
Miliano native Mr. M Rogers visits Buckholts old friends
Mr. M Rogers of Milano spent several days in Buckholts last week with Mr. H J Hailes and other longtime locals. An early settler in Milan County, he moved here near Buckholts in 1867, lived away over forty years, then returned to settle at Malina and now recalls a time without railroads or many roads. He notes locals should be proud of present advances.
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M. Rogers
Milano
Buckholts
H. J. Hailes
Rogers
Milan County
Old Milam
Malina
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Ohio Mother
Mrs. S. F. Grimes of Crooksville Ohio reports her daughter suffered severe coughing fits with lung hemorrhage from whooping cough. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapid relief and full recovery after two bottles. Available nationwide. May
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Chamberlain
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel alternative
An old advertisement denounces calomel as toxic to the liver and bones and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, plant based remedy. The pitch claims faster relief, no salivation, and a money back guarantee from Pace Marshall Drug Co.
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Dodson
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Davis Co
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Monroe
Onder Segar
Meking
Desgertz
Meek St. Wem Erleys
Boa A
PILZ
Yarrellton
News OF the Week
Methodist Church Program
Palm Beach
Feather
Ed V. Price
Kahn Tailors of
Indianapolis
Ind
Jeff D. Cammer
Thomas’ Drug Store
SiRaCe
Chi
Sloan
Liniment
Kiuis
Qudson
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
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