A Plea for the Aged People and Milam County Prohibition Vote
A Texas radio address by Governor O Daniel argues the Legislature failed to fund old age assistance. The Milam County referendum on April 10 pits prohibition against regulated sale, stressing old people’s pensions and tax revenue from beverages. It warns repeal would harm jobs and county finances.
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W. Lee O’daniel
Austin
Texas
House
Senate
O’daniel
Milam County
Milam
Milam County Prohibition Election Set for April 10
Milam county voters will face a second poll within a week as they decide the special prohibition measure on Monday April 10. The issue hinges on funding old age pensions with taxes from beverage sales and the impact on local employment and business tied to liquor distribution.
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Roosevelt
Milam County
Band Benefit by Lions Club at Yoe High School Field
The Lions Club of Cameron announces a Friday night benefit show at Yoe High School athletic field starring Harry Gambill and his trained animals. Proceeds go to the band for its trip to Abilene for the national contest with Band Parents assisting.
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the Lions Club of
Cameron
Harry Gambill
Yoeigh School
Abilene
Master Mass at St. Michael's Burlington
The Faster Mass at St. Michael's will be at 7 o'clock. Elaborate preparations are being made by the Adult choir under the direction of Hugh Martin to celebrate the great feast with an appropriate program of Church music. Turns to page 8 for more details.
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St. Michael’s
Hugh Martin
Plant of Cameron Herald Moves to New Location
The Cameron Herald announces its plant will close Friday and Saturday while it moves to the Fahrendorf building next to the M. G. Cox law offices on the north side of the courthouse square. Patrons are invited to visit next week at the new address.
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Cameron Herald
Herald
Fahrendorf
M. G. Cox Law Offices
Court House Square
Baskin Receives State Appointment in Austin
Cameron native J. D. Baskin, World War II veteran and friend of Col. Earnest O Thompson, will relocate to Austin to join the Oil and Gas division of the Texas Railroad Commission. Baskin accepted a role offered unsolicited after a chance encounter in a hotel lobby, drawing regret from local friends as he moves with his family.
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J. D. Baskin
Cameron
Col
Earnest O Thompson
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
Baskin
Col. Thompson
Oil and Gas Division
Commission
the Herald
Band Leader Guest Of Rotary Club
Cameron band director Francis Cox spoke before the Cameron Rotary Club praising the band’s recent Huntsville success. He outlined the band contest and the value of music in public schools inspiring students for college and life. The Cameron band, rated top Class B in Texas, will enter the Abilene national contest. Dr. Swift lauded Cox and the band for bringing favorable publicity to Cameron.
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Francis Cox
Cameron
Rotarians
Hunts
Cox
Texas
Abilene
Swift
Winfield Store Launches Easter Parade Big Spring Sale
The Winfield Dry Goods Company in Cameron promotes an Easter Parade sale as spring fashions arrive from eastern markets. The event runs through Friday and Saturday with late hours to accommodate shoppers in Cameron and surrounding rural areas.
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Winfield
Winfield Dry Goods Company
Cameron
Hkaster
Winfield Brothers
Gameron
You High School Band Loses to State, Sets Record
The You High School band returned from Huntsville where Region 5 state meet results set a record. Ten soloists and four ensembles earned high scores with eight soloists first division and two second division. First division ensembles and soloists earned National Band Contest qualification. Notable soloists include David Wade, a prior National Contest winner, with extensive woodwind and brass entries.
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David Wade
Coris Newton
Josephine Newton
Pat Baskin
Jim Baskin
Grady Baskin
Sam Bill Law
Williard Skelton
Portable Driver Test Laboratory Arrives April 12
Motorists may test driving skill at a statewide courtesy caravan from the Department of Public Safety. The event features Reactometer and Steerometer tests with score cards, aided by Aetna Life Insurance Company. Two patrolmen accompany the exhibit to assist and supervise the free tests.
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Department of Public Safety
Drivers’ License Division
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Cameron Businesses to Close Friday for Easter Service
Cameron city officials announce that business houses will suspend activity on Friday April 7 1984 from noon to 3 pm to allow residents to attend a three hour Easter service at the First Methodist Church. Mayor Charles Smith issues the proclamation urging observance of Good Friday and cooperation with local churches.
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Cameron
Methodist Church
Charles ©. Smith
Chas
Smith
City of
Churches of
First Methodist Church
Our City
Pierce Accepted Position With Grabein Chevrolet
Loran Pierce of Navasota accepts a sales department post with Grabein Chevrolet Company. He previously worked with the Texas Company in Navasota and is son of Louis Pierce of Navasota, former Cameron dry goods merchant, and brother of Sonny Pierce of the Bradbury store. Announcement by Mr Grabein.
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Loran Pierce
Navasota
Grabein Chevrolet Company
Cameron
Texas Company
Mr. Pierce
Louis 3. Pierce
Sonny Pierce
Bradbury
Mr Pierce
Grabein
No changes in city officials after Tuesday election
The city election produced no changes to the City Council. Horstmann led with 142 votes while McDermott 183 and Terry 331 trailed. Fred Jackson and Joe Bass received 119 and 122 votes, all long affiliated with city administration. Re elected Aldermen will serve two years. Albert Matula managed the election with assistants Flinn Wiley and Miss Jessie Lowenstine.
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Aue
Horstmann
Sam McDermott
Bob Terry
Fred Jackson
Joe Bass
McDermott
Terry
Albert Matula
J. E. Flinn
R. S. Wiley
Jessie Lowenstine
Milam WPA Workers Earn $6413 in March
An average of 80 Milam county WPA workers were employed in sewing rooms during the first quarter. They used 8,588 yards of federally supplied material to produce 4,095 garments. Salaries totaled $6,413 with Milam county providing incidentals while the federal government supplied wages and materials.
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Milam County
WPA
Old Standpipe in Cameron Gets Aluminum Face Lift
The Cameron standpipe, erected in 1895, is being refinished with two coats of aluminum paint by Dallas Service Company. Community Public Services Company notes periodic interior drainings and exterior repairs, and locals via the Chamber of Commerce requested the color change from black to aluminum. The 115 foot tower holds 175 000 gallons and represents the growth of Cameron’s water system from early primitive stages to a modern supply.
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Cameron
Dallas
Community Public Services Company
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence and Henderson
A. J. Lewis
Lawrence
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