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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
11
The piece argues critics rival and the value of restraint in writing and anger. It urges readers to write sharp letters to vent then purge them, adopt a two minute pause before correcting children, and compare self made entrepreneurs with inherited wealth to reveal the virtue of effort. It ends noting habit sticks.
A Houston boy Wayburn Gunn celebrated his third birthday with family at relatives’ home due to rain. Guests included his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Gunn and grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Dubois. Indoor party featured games stories and a two tier cake with pink candles.
A columnist notes how imagination colors views of family life and asks whether a husband ever calls his wife “your child” when kind and “my child” when harsh. The Sunday Star reports a woman who shed forty pounds through dieting and exercise, prompting a social question on what to say to someone who loses significant weight.
A reflective piece argues that women do not resemble the harsh caricatures shown in fashion magazines and urges gratitude for modest, humane standards in beauty imagery.
The text urges boosting business through friendly courteous behavior. A cheerful smile and cooperative attitude attract clients more than sarcasm. It argues care for others and courteous treatment yields unpaid promotion as better service expands advertising reach.
Wayland Kidd found a thimble, Joe White and Katherine Monroe discovered wishbones, Sam Tyson found a heart, Bobbie Collins found a dime, and Willard Skelton found a ring on a mound of candy. Mrs. DuBois assisted by Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Roy Law. Wayburn received many gifts as balloons whistles and stick candy were given as favors.
Mrs Miller entertained a group of friends last Thursday at her North Travis home. The party featured 42 guests, ten score pads tables in four rooms, andtable favors shaped like red basket door stops. Guests included Mesdames Baskin Flinn Moore Henderson Bragg Jenbaum Cox McIntyre Porter Smith and Miss Agnes Henderson, a May bride, who received a hand painted plaque from the hostess.
The case of J L Barmore versus Marble Falls Textile Mills Company saw a plea to be sued in McLennan County over ruled and an appeal filed. The Court of Criminal Appeals refused J A Claxton leave to rehear, ending his murder conviction for Otto Junck. Henderson Walker was named County Surveyor to fill his late father Quinn Walker's term. The Commissioners Court backed the jury of view for a public road project and appointed Scott Baldridge as overseer to open the road.
Mesdames W. G. Gillis and John Muse served as delegates to the Presbyterial convened in Georgetown. Mrs. John Green returned Wednesday as the Presbyterial plans to meet at the Cameron Presbyterian church for the 1929 session.
A promotion claims high blood pressure can be overcome inexpensively without drugs. Readers are urged to send for particulars and an address for Dr. A. E. Stokes in Florida.
The State of Texas initiates a sheriff sale in Milam County to satisfy a judgment for delinquent taxes against Mrs. John Hill. The notice describes the property on Brushy Creek within the John Bright One Third league, with bounds from H. P. Pinkerton’s survey, following the court orders issued in 1927–1928.
L L Blaylock sheriff Milam County Texas advertises that on May first 1928 court house door Cameron Texas between 2 and 4 pm highest bidder for cash may bid on 155 acres more or less described by metes bound with chains and acres. Property may be divided. if no bids property goes to the State. deputy Al-Ste Guy Pope present. notice dated April 4 1928.
The State of Texas to Milam County. J B Krizan filed his final account in the Milam County Court for the estate of Marie Ondrej deceased. The notice requires publication in a newspaper of general circulation for at least twenty days before the return day. The County Court will hear the final account at the next regular term to be begun and held in Milam County Texas.
Cameron Texas May June 1928 court order requires all interested in the estate of Marie Ondres deceased to appear and contest the same. Return must show execution of the writ before the next term of Milam County Court. Dated April 2, 192? at Cameron Texas. Lilian Atkinson, Deputy.
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