Lighting rate cut approved by Cameron Texas Power and Light
The Texas Power and Light Company reports a new two part residential rate effective with the next bills in Cameron. The minimum bill drops to 1.00 dollars with a flat charge based on rooms and energy steps of 7 and 5 cents per kilowatt hour. The first four kilowatt hours per month per room are 7 cents, with 5 cents for additional usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Texas Power and Light Company
J. C. Young
Texas Power & Light Company
Mr. Young
Pathologist Clark Heads Cameron Hospital Laboratory
Clark, a Chicago pathologist, has accepted the role as head of Cameron Hospital Clinical Laboratory and begun work. He brings nine years as head of the Georgia Baptist Hospital lab in Atlanta, with Dr. Klugh, to oversee blood chemistry, tissue work, Wassermann tests, bac teriological work, vaccines, blood typing and transfusion.
Cheese maker arrives for Cameron plan
The American Milk Products Company announces Allen Fokett of Wisconsin arrives to head cheese manufacture at the local plant. He is 27, comes with extensive experience, began work Monday, and cheese fat price to drop from 53 to 50 cents starting April 16.
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The
American Milk Products Company
Allen Fokett
Wisconsin
Fokett
F. S. Lesovsky
Mr. Fokett
Round Rock
J. C. Tucker
Mr. Lesovsky
Schulenberg
Mrs George Begg Heads Central Presbytery
The 25th annual meeting of the Women's Presbyterian Auxiliary of the Central Texas Presbytery met at the First Presbyterian church with 120 delegates from Austin and surrounding towns. Mrs. George Begg of Austin was elected president. other officers include Miss Mittie Tutton, Miss Ellen Begg, and Mrs. M. B. Conoley, with various treasurers and secretaries elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Waco
Temple
Taylor
Bartlett
Belton
Llano
Leander
Burnet
Mart
Marlin
Mexia
Hamilton
Gatesville
Clifton
Rosebud
Robinson
Corsicana
Lott
Women's Presbyterian Auxiliary of
Central Texas
Mittie Tutton
Georgetown
J. C. Matthews
A. G. Vick
Ellen Begg
M. P. Dikeman
M. B. Conoley
Byer
Presbyterial
Farley
First Presbyterian Church
Cameo
Cameron Wrestling Match Promises Rematch Night
W. E. Lamb of the American Legion announces a wrestling match between Henry Karhunsaari and Vic Miller on April 19. The event takes place in the building over the Schiller Motor Company with Miller seeking revenge after two prior losses to Karhunsaari.
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Cameron
W. E. Lamb
The
American Legion
Henry Karhunsaari
Vic Miller
Schiller Motor Company
Miller
What is wrong with the family lecture by David Goldstein
David Goldstein of Boston spoke Friday night at the Cameron Council of the Knights of Columbus in K. of C. Hall. He denounced secular, materialistic views of marriage and urged adherence to Christian family ideals and the indissolubility of marriage, praising the Holy Family as the model.
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David Goldstein
Boston
K. of C. Hall
Cameron Council
Knights of Columbus
America
Goldstein
Louis Pasteur
Bertrand Russell
Lindsay
Soviet Russia
Russia
Mr. Goldstein
Holy Family of Nazareth
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Lions Hear Talk on Cheese Plant
F. S. Lesovsky manager of American Milk Products Co spoke to the Lions Club on Milk Products and Community Welfare. He explained the plant will shift from general dairy products to cheese, saying they had too many irons in the fire. G. J. Clark Cameron hospital pathologist attended as guest. Next week’s program chaired by C. S. Peyton with expected good attendance.
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F. S. Lesovsky
American Milk Products Company
Lions Club
Lesovsky
G. J. Clark
Cameron Hospital
Lion W. R. Newton
Lion C. S. Peyton
Sam Hohenstein Returns to Milam County Oil Field
Pioneer in the Minerva oil field Sam Hohenstein is back in the game after years away. He helped bring in the Minerva discovery well and now focuses on leasings tied to Thorndale area developments and extended activity across Milam County. He maintains many friends in Minerva Rockdale and the local oil regions.
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Sam Hohenstein
Sam Hohbenstein
Minerva
Oklahoma
North Texas
Mr. Hohenstein
Rockdale
Milam County
Hohenstein
Thorndale
Brunswick Orchestra for Wayside Inn Dance
Elwood Cammer announced the Brunswick Orchestra will play at the Wayside Inn dance on Thursday night April 18. The Wolverines are highly regarded by Southern dance crowds and Wayside patrons celebrate the booking. A separate April 13 event features the Bell Hops orchestra for an popular evening at the pavilion.
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Wolverines
Brunswick
Elwood Cammer
Wayside Inn
Mr. Cammer
Wayside
Cotton Report Shows Big Jump In 1929 Bales
Grover H. Albert of the Department of Commerce reports 68 820 bales of cotton from the 1929 crop prior to March 1 1929 versus 56 524 bales for the previous year on the same date. An increase of about 12 000 bales over last year’s crop.
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Grover H. Albert
Department of Commerce
Mrs McIntosh Injured in Downtown Car Collision
Mrs R H McIntosh sustained slight injuries in a Wednesday night crash in the downtown area when the car she rode in with Mr McIntosh collided with another vehicle. She received prompt treatment and friends are relieved her injuries are not serious.
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R. H. McIintosh
Down Town
McIntosh
Doctor Loose of Dime Box Recuperating at Cameron Hospital
Dr. Loose of Dime Box remains a patient at Cameron Hospital recovering from an influenza illness. He is known as an expert in internal medicine with a large practice and many friends in the Dime Box community.
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Dr. Loose
Dime Box
Cameron Hospital
Loose
Texas
DuBois Family Visit in Jewett With Kirsh Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DuBois spent Saturday and Sunday in Jewett as guests of Mrs. DuBois' brother Mr. S. B. Kirsh.
Knights of Columbus Call for Better Family Life Theme
The Knights of Columbus appeal to Americans to protect family integrity and purity, urging citizens to live a better family life to make America a better and holier place to live.
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Fense
Knights of Columbus
America
Chautauqua 10 Opens Here Tuesday April 30
The Chautauqua program starts in Cameron on Tuesday April 30 for six days of entertainment. A big tent will be set in the city park and citizens are urged to secure season tickets through the local committee. The 1929 program is billed as the greatest in Chautauqua history with further announcements to follow.
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Cameron
Cameron Woman Is Given Appointment
Miss Lelia Nisbett of Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nisbett, has been appointed to the committee on foreign relations of the National Education Association. She has taught at Alamo Elementary in Dallas and is completing study at Columbia University. She will attend the World Pedagogical Educational Associations meeting in Geneva in July.
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Lelia Nisbett
H. H. Nisbett
Abbie Reese
Committee On Foreign Relations
National Education Association
Dallas News
N. R. Crozier
Ime
Miss Nisbett
Cameron
Dallas
Alamo
Columbia University
New York
Crozier
Geneva
Switzerland
N. BE. A
Gordon Campbell Dies in Colorado Home
Gordon Campbell former Cameron resident and brother of Mrs. D. Monroe died at his Denver home on April 4 1920 after a several weeks illness. He was buried April 6 at Oak Hill Cemetery Cameron with services conducted by Rev P T Ramsey and Green Brothers directing. Survivors include three nephews and three nieces.
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Gordon Campbell
D. Monroe
Oak Hill
Mr. Campbell
Larimer Street
Denver
Colorado
Cameron
Rr. M. Campbell
Lola Hearrell
Giles L. Arriett
Jeff Lewis
Cam
Erop
Penn Wolf
George T. Graves
L. G Roberts
Monta Thomas
John Watson
Hubert W. Hefley
Gaither Home Under Construction A Modern Coun try Club Estate
The W. E. Gaither home in the Cameron Country Club grounds is under construction and planned as a modern, costly two story brick veneer with a basement. Russell Brown of Texas and California builders, L. R. Marr supervisor, and Houston firms handle plumbing painting tin and electrical work. The residence features twelve principal rooms, oak floors, tiled baths, tile roof, hot air heat, and landscaped grounds overlooking the river valley.
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W. E. Gaither
Country Club
Gaither
Cameron Country Club
Walden
Russell Brown
Texas
California
L. R. Marr
Marr
Cameron
Houston Plumbing Company
W. A. Copus
Houston
R. A. Tag
J. L. Barmore
Grant Lumber Company
Oxsheer Smith
Revival Meeting Led by Rev Arthur A H A M In Cameron
The Cameron church secures Rev Arthur A H A M to conduct a revival starting Sunday April 14 and running through the month. The evangelist, a trained minister with military service and broad study, will preach on Christ’s living presence and practical faith to help solve modern life problems.
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Arthur A. H. A. M
Tinn
Cameron
Mr. Hyde
S¢ Imere
East
Oklahoma
Rye
Chadouston
Texas
Atlanta
Rit
Also Mentioned on This Page
George J. Clark
George Begg
Central Texas Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Virginia Williams
Mary Louise Woodson
J. W. Culver
San Antonio
Synodical
Forest H. Farley
J. E. Watts
Itasca
J. K. Brock
Bryan
John N. Ellyson, Jr
T. W. Currie
K. K. Robbins
Sam Easley
Presbyterian Choir of
Bessie Hefley
Ted Epperson
Hurdle
Sutton
G. E. Sutton
R. R. Tyson
Brunswick Orchestra
Cotton Report
Redpath
Vawter Company
National Educational Association
Oak Hill Cemetery
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