Call to Administration Democrats urged in Cameron Texas
The Cameron Herald calls Administration Democrats to organize to influence delegates to the State and National Democratic Conventions in support of Woodrow Wilson. It argues against Republican attacks and stresses national issues over Texas concerns amid a coming gubernatorial race. Lost pearl string reported. reward offered. No. 5 Oliver typewriter for sale and office notices. The dollar’s trouble is its shrinking cents.
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Cameron
Milam County
Herald
Woodrow Wilson
Texas
Wilson
San Francisco
Heart of
People of America
Citation to unknown heirs in Milam County land suit 1920
The state commands the sheriff to summon unknown heirs of John Chance and Annie Price by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks. They must appear at the May 1920 district court term in Cameron to answer a petition filed April 6 1920 in case No 8163 by D A Chance claiming ownership of a 45 acre parcel described by metes and bounds in Milam County.
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State OF
Texas
Milam County
John Chance
Annie Price
George Price
District Court
Cameron
Sarah Norman
N. W
N. E
David Chance
David
Chance
Penn Wolf
Tex
New Cameron Residence Finished Amid Local Growth
Construction on the Ella Hooks home in Central Cameron has wrapped up with interior finishings nearly complete. It stands as one of the few new Cameron houses finished recently. Wilkerson Bros advertise Ford mechanics with nine years of Ford experience. Sheriff L L Blaylock, recently ill, returns to duty at the courthouse to the relief of his friends.
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Ella Hooks
Cameron
Ford
Wilkerson Bros
L. L. Blaylock
Court House
Mitchell joins Collins in local tailoring and gents business
Lloyd Mitchell of Cameron returns from service in France with the 90th Division and announces his partnership in Collins and Mitchell, expanding stock and adding equipment for tailoring cleaning and pressing. The firm will operate as Collins & Mitchell.
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Lloyd Mitchell
Cameron
United States
France
Max Collins
Mr. Mitchell
90Th
America
Collins & Mitchell
Mitchell
Eveready Batteries Guarantee 18 Months Service
Wilkerson Bros Garage guarantees Eveready Storage Batteries will provide 18 months of service. The notice adds a seasonal cue that mosquitoes will soon appear.
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Eveready
Wilkerson Bros
Law and Gililand Wed in Quiet San Antonio Ceremony
Miss Ella Inez Gililand of 118 Cypress Street San Antonio married Mr. Charles Roy Law of Cameron in a quiet Monday evening ceremony at Travis Park Methodist Church San Antonio. The event drew only close friends and family and was described as one of the week's most interesting social occasions.
Announcement of Primary Candidacies for Office
The Herald lists candidates subject to July Democratic Primaries for Congress Rufus Shardy for Congress A J Lewis for County Attorney Dick Clark for Tax Assessor Leila Woolley for County Treasurer R R Todd seeking re election
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Herald
Rr. Todd
Cameron Couple to Wed in San Antonio Church
Miss Ella Inez Gilliland daughter of W. J. Gilliland, a Travis Park Methodist member in San Antonio, and Mr. Law, Cameron business owner of Law Sprinker Mercantile Co, were schoolmates in Cameron and now plan a wedding. They traveled by Sunshine Special to Cameron and will reside with J. W. Coleman.
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Law
Cameron
Law-Sprinker Mercantile Co
Rockdale
Cam
For Sale Milk Cows and Carbon Paper Offer
Classified ad lists two first class milk cows, both fresh in milk, for sale by R. L. Batte or Joe Schiller. Also offers fifty to seventy tons of nut, pea, slack mixture at ten dollars per ton at the Oil Mill while it lasts and limited stock of legal size non smut typewriter carbon paper at Herald Office priced two dollars and fifty cents per box.
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R. L. Batte
Joe Schiller
Herald Office
League Party Hosts Evening of Games and Violet Theme
Miss Jessie Guffey hosted M. E. League members Tuesday night at her home. April showers decor featured yellow violets and umbrella cards. Guests Dr. and Mrs. Hardy spoke on Korean customs. The group enjoyed music, readings, contests, and flowers, with violets given as a token.
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Eloise Rogers
Ruth Kemp
Martha Lou Hooks
Mildred Akin
Margaret Key
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Cameron, Texas
LSO
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Goleum
Colfman & Eplen
Vor Congress
Rufus Shardy
Vor
A. J. Lewis
Dick Clark
Leila Woolley
Eron
Mrs. Law
J. W
Coleman
J. W. Sanders
Buick
L. J. Wilson
Thorndale
W. M. Daugherty
S. M. Burns, Jr
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PARTY
Jessie Guffey
M. E. League
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