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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
10
White Leghorn hatching eggs and bay chicks advertised at a reduced price. Stock touted as high quality with a noted blood line of hens hatched May 15 last year and excelling in egg laying contests. Orders must be placed three weeks in advance for hatchings. May and June hatchings are easiest and cheapest.
Advertisement claims Freezone product quickly relieves corn pain and allows easy removal. It notes a small bottle costs a few cents and works on hard or soft corns and between toes without soreness or irritation.
The Ninth District Parent-Teacher Association plans a multi day convention in Clifton city auditorium April 19 to 21 with delegates from 17 counties. Noted speakers address child welfare and parental education while district officers and local clubs organize yearbooks and publicity. Clifton highlights civic progress and hospitality for attendees.
Wednesday session focuses on district officers and PTAs with Mrs. Noyes Darling Smith discussing Youth the Promise of the Future and Prof. W L Hughes addressing The Rural school situation in Texas. Thursday features committee reports and round-table discussions amid music and entertainment.
An homage to Dr Pierce highlighting his herbal remedies as lasting favorites and a stomach aid that purports to improve blood, skin, and health. The ad claims broad dealer availability in liquid or tablet form and invites readers to request free advice and trial offers.
W A Smith of Milano reports his six year old daughter is improving at Cameron hospital after being struck on April 2 by a car driven by Arnold Butts of Milano. The girl suffered a fractured skull and severe concussion but is expected to recover with surgical care. Neighbors aided, she was rushed to Cameron in a Baggett vehicle.
The Ideal Garage owned by C. A. Wuensche was robbed Monday night of about 35 to 40 tires, mostly balloons and 30x53 1-2, from Pathfinder and Goodyear lines. Entry was gained by prying the back door and forcing doors to the parts department. no suspects yet, police pursue theories and radio checks to locate stolen tires.
Thorndale Champion reports Mr. Wuensche offers a 100 reward for the arrest of the thief or thieves after a robbery, with announcements requested to be broadcast on WBAP Fort Worth and WFAA Dallas stations.
L T Lewis of Waco spent the weekend in Cameron with his wife and children visiting relatives and enjoying local sights.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bonds will spend the next six weeks working in southwest Texas. They plan to depart soon and return by late spring, aligning with local job assignments and regional project aims.
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