Green and Boedeker advertise spring kitchen and garden gear
The Cameron Herald notes Green and Boedeker promoting a complete line of modern household utensils and gadgets for spring cooking and garden tasks at bargain prices. The paper also reports the Herald moving its plant to the Fahrendorf building and Coca Cola ads in Cameron. The move may cause brief delays Friday and Saturday.
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Green & Boedeker
Cameron Herald
Herald
Fahrendorf
M. G. Cox Law
B. J. Baskin & Sons Dry Goods
Cameron
Odd Fellows
Centinel
T. S. Henderson
Milam County Abstract Company
Broadway
Hamlet
Fred G Blake
Headache and Bad Breath Haunt Lazy Bowels
A vintage advertisement promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT as a spicy all vegetable laxative that promises to wake lazy insides. It links headaches biliousness and bad breath to faulty elimination and claims its principal ingredient imparts tone to bowel muscles. Millions of packages used testify to its merit.
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Paul Revere
Nature
Thriftane Drives New Low-Priced Gasoline Entry
Thriftane introduces a new low priced gasoline advertised as good quality. The rollout targets budget conscious drivers, claiming reliable performance at reduced cost compared with rivals.
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Thriftane
Ad Hall PTA Meeting and Local Visits Noted
The Ad Hall PTA met Tuesday night with a large turnout. First and second grades sponsored a play directed by Mrs. Cox. Numerous local residents including Mr and Mrs Hester and others visited Cameron and nearby towns. several people reported relatives improving at home and noted casual Sunday visits and business trips to Cameron.
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Ad Hall Pta
Cox
Seven Last Words program at First Methodist Church draws crowd
A Baylor University mixed ensemble of twenty voices performed The Seven Last Words on Tuesday at First Methodist Church. Featured soloist was Billy Triggs of Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Triggs and Baylor student.
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First Methodist Church
Baylor University
Billy Triggs
A. J. Triggs
Cameron
History of Cameron water works and pressure gauge evolution
The Cameron water system evolved from river pumping to filtration under various owners. Texas Water Company and successors, later Texas-Louisiana Power, then Community Public Service of Fort Worth oversaw changes. A 1928 pumping station, 1933 filtration, and ongoing state health checks accompany a historic post office pressure gauge still in use.
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M. M. Kemp
C. W. Lawrence
Cameron Power and Water Company
J. M. Ralston
C. P Beaty
Texas Water Company
Texas Water and Utility Company
Texas-Louisana Power Company
Community Public Service Company of
Fort Worth
Ben Strum
J. B. White
State Health Department
Little River
A. J. Dossett
Cameron Compress Company
Dossett
Dusek Pharmacy
Parton and Ines Visit Cameron Residents
A. H. Parton and Ed Parton of Millerton were Cameron visitors recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ines were Cameron visitors Saturday.
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A. H. Parton
Ed Parton
Millerton
Cameron Visi
Obermiller Visits Friends in Local Home
Obermiller visited Mrs. Ben Kraatz and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sfarrdrescher while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weems called on the same residence.
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Martha Longley
Gause
Obermiller
Ben Kraatz
Roy Weems
Frank Sfarrdrescher
Notice to Creditors of Henry Earnest Peschel Estate
Original letters of administration were granted on April 3 1939 by Milam County Court. All claimants must present their claims within the legal period. Administrator Edmund H Peschel resides Route No 1 Burlington Milam County Texas.
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Henry Earnest Peschel
Milam County
Burlington
Texas
Edmund H. Peschel
Henry Marnest Peschel
Ate
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