Local visits and civic notes from Cameron area
Mr W H Triggs paid a business visit to Waco last week. Mr and Mrs H C Green of Killeen visit relatives in Cameron. Ernest Pool of Buckholts spent last Saturday here. Bryan and Watterson press to oust Cleveland with hot air and seek more time. Joint resolutions propose increases in pensions for ex Confederates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Triggs
Waco
H. C. Green
Killeen
Cameron
Mr. Ernest Pool of
Buckholts
Our City
Bryan
Watterson
Cleveland
State bank incorporations reach secretary of state without clerk signature
Soldiers and for the incorporations of state banks reached the office of the secretary of state without the signature of the clerk of the house. The matter will be referred to the Attorney General.
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Secretary of State
House
National Bank of Mexico Paid Record Dividend Global Leader
The National Bank of Mexico paid thirty one percent in dividends last year, totaling $226,000 to board directors. The bank held a capital of $20,000,000 with a surplus fund of $8,000,000.
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National Bank of Mexico
Wonderful watch by Major Dopping-Hepenstal noted by Prince
A small yet remarkable watch owned by Major Dopping-Hepenstal of the Royal Engineers performs multiple tasks. It rings an alarm to wake its owner and pours boiling water into a teapot, which the Prince of Wales enjoyed with tea.
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Major Dopping-Hepenstal
Royal Engineers
Prince of Wales
Royal
Miss Bennie Arnold Teaching at Milano Missed Weekend
Miss Bennie Arnold, a teacher at Milano, spent last Saturday and Sunday at home in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Arnold
Milano
Cameron
Mentions of Visitors and Knights Templar Meeting
Albert Triggs from Rosebud visited the city last Sunday. R. A. Tag of Rockdale stayed in Cameron on Thursday evening. J. B. Moore C. H. Yee R. Porter and T. F. Hardy attended a Knights Templar meeting in Belton last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Triggs
Our City
Rosebud
R. A. Tag
Rockdale
Cameron
Messrs
J. B. Moore
C. H. Yee
R. &. Porter
T. F. Hardy
Belton
The
Knights Templar
Lawyers in Austin for McCord case
Messrs. W. W. Chambers W. T. Hefley L. C. McBride and John Watson traveled to Austin last week to attend the McCord case proceedings or related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. W. Chambers
W. T. Hefley
L. C. McBride
John Watson
Austin
McCord
Mrs Jessie Cass Hosts Friends and Roosevelt on Tour
Mrs Jessie Cass entertained guests on Wednesday evening with visiting friend Miss Dorothy of Mississippi honored. President Roosevelt tours western states giving speeches. Col L J Polk argues private subscriptions can fund a Texas exhibit at the World's Fair and urges public patriotism and enterprise to back the effort. Gilbert Hudson of Ben Arnold visited the city last Friday.
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Jessie Cass
Miss Dorothy of
Mississippi
Col. L. J. Polk
Texas
Gilbert Hudson
Ben Arnold
What We Think by Frank Dixon
A columnist argues that sunshine fattens animals and darkness stunts them, suggesting basements as a simple remedy. He mocks advisors as profit driven and jokes about a Columbia scientist’s claim that brunettes are more emotionally responsive.
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Scientat of Columbia
City and country growth problem echoed in slogan
A pointed comparison links national growth with doubling grass output and urban parking with expanding car capacity. The remark highlights resource constraints and the push for efficiency in both sectors.
Deaf barber and a written order in Topeka Capita
A man visits his brother in town and asks about a barber shop. The brother points to the second chair as the best barber who cannot hear or speak. The visitor writes his instructions, gives them to the barber, and sits ready as another man asks the barber to leave briefly. The barber replies he will finish the current work on the “dummy” before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Topeka
Capita
Minnie Spurt
Cir
Silent Critique on Street Attire Sparks Debate
The article notes a prior paragraph criticizing girls who walk in cold weather with minimal protection beyond thin stockings. It discusses public reaction and questions about dress norms, modesty, and social expectations in urban life.
We Change Course on Heavy Weight Underwear Pass
A strange football style note describes a pass with full length heavy weight underwear where the bottom sits three inches above the toe. The fragment hints at an unusual equipment detail observed by officials or players.
Fragmented Opinion Bits and Local Vignettes
A collage of humorous and critical snippets ranges from the phrase Enclosed find check to observations on national income and outgo, satirical notes on autos, fashion, ads, and a lurid tale of domestic tension. The piece threads political jabs and social quips with no single narrative arc.
Three Individuals Named in Court Filing
A vague note claims three people will act to fool the public in a sue scenario. Details and identities are not provided in the readable fragment.
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Sue
Sensible ideas invite swift attention while foolish ones draw laughter
A saying contrasts reactions to ideas, noting that sensible proposals attract broad support while foolish ones are mocked. It suggests that fear of mockery may deter sensible thinking and encourages boldness despite potential ridicule.
One-Dish Luncheon Idea With Sausage and Pineapple
A simple meal on rice with boiled sausages radiating from a central pineapple hub. Bake at 450 F for thirty minutes then broil briefly to brown. add a green vegetable for a complete dish.
General Utility Man Pineapple Plays Every Part
The pineapple is described as a universal ingredient and performer in cuisine, able to adapt to cocktails, vegetables, meats, salads, and desserts. It can serve as a supporting component or the star of a dish, showcasing its versatility across courses and preparations.
Pineapple Whip Recipe Variation Highlighted in Salad
The article describes making a pineapple based salad with canned Hawaiian pineapple cucumber lettuce bed and French dressing. It notes a pineapple whip variation on the standard recipe and provides steps including whipping egg whites sugar folding crushed pineapple and baking until puffed with marshmallows browned on top.
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m@i
Res
Notice To Creditors of Estate Milam County Texas
Notice to creditors of the estate of J. F. Albert and administration granted to Grover H. Albert on February 13 1928 by Milam County Court Texas all persons having claims against said estate must present them as required by law to the undersigned within the statutory period.
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J. F. Albert
H. F. Albert
Milam County
Texas
Grover H. Albert
Estate Administrator's Notice in Milam County Texas 1928
Grover H. Albert, administrator of the H. F. Albert estate, cites legal requirement to present claims within law. Residence given as Burlington Milam County Texas. Dated February 23, 1928.
Bookkeeping Services Offer From L R Carter CPA
Local CPA L R Carter announces availability of small book sets on a monthly basis. He will maintain a permanent office in Cameron if justified and promises efficient service at reasonable cost. Contact Rockdale Texas address for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
L. R. Carter
Rockdale
Texas
Ford Motor Company
Ford
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Cameron Herald
Certified Public Accountant
Feen
Gus
President Roosevelt
Coleman-Eplen
James L. Coleman
Howard Edminston
Cameron, Texas
J. W. Coleman
J. D. Eplen
By Frank Dixon
al Smith
Solid South
Burlington
A. D
Bath
S. FB. Cross
Fred Henry
S. Travis St
Henry Ford
Detroit
Michigan
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