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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
10
Ben Arnold itemizes a Friday closing of Vogelsang school with no program. Edna Young returns to Taylor. Town residents share weekend activities from Burlington dances to Rosebud picture shows. Several visits and social events occur among Vogelsang, Pettibone, Cameron, Clarkson, and Cameron shoppers listed.
A London report claims a triple turret sea gun costs 350 dollars per firing while dubious world claims note Tigers in India kill 10 000 yearly and shark teeth circulate as currency on Pacific islands.
Mrs. J. C. Ray of near Lawrenceburg Kentucky describes a serious health decline including sleeplessness swelling and fatigue. She credits Cardui with improving sleep appetite and nerves after two months of illness and months more of weakness.
The fragment lists varied facts such as 16.25 percent civic use, flax and linen trade, diamond output, and rapid radio progress. It includes a rural joke about arithmetic bugs and a quip about aging wives, ending with a farmer and Hobo Harry exchange.
A job applicant is asked for a recommendation and replies that all the girls say he is a fast worker. The boss questions the veracity of such claims while the exchange underlines the humor of the scene.
A terse exchange questions who funds a woman’s expenditure. He counters that the money comes from the partner. The dialogue hints at financial dynamics and responsibility without naming individuals or settings.
A passenger aboard a Southeastern train dines with a polite coal black waiter. The waiter confesses he cannot serve eggs because there are no eggs available today, spoke with cautious humor to the lone traveler.
Summer days at Wayside Tourist Park offer shade and running waters with park amenities plus Elwood Cammer store and cold drink stand. Cameron residents are urged to use the park facilities for picnics and outings as Mr Cammer continuously improves service.
The Pen Oak notes cover church events, recoveries from a car wreck, local visits, outings to Hanover and Gause, a showing of The Laughing Cure, and social news. It mentions hospital stays for Cecil Stevens, gas lamps for the church, donations list, and new cotton choppers joining Bert Williams crew.
The guardian Ferdinand Jistel has filed his final account for the estate of decedent Frank Jistel in Milam County Court. The matter will be heard at the next term starting the first Monday in June 1929 at Cameron Court House, with interested parties invited to appear and contest.
Mrs. Paul Brown arrived in Cameron to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J M Ralston. She was summoned to San Antonio Wednesday night as her husband faces an acute appendicitis attack and underwent Friday morning surgery. He remains seriously ill but the worst stage is believed passed. Their sons Ralston and Paul Jr stay in Cameron with grandparents and continue school.
Choice lots for sale in Terral Heights Addition No 2 adjoining highway and paved streets at reasonable prices and easy terms. E. P. Lester.
Dialogue-like piece shows a business man rejecting a younger applicant. a boy and his mother gently discuss honesty and trust. The boy asks if he has been good and if the mother trusts him, then reveals the jam is hidden. The scene is a light domestic vignette.
A lighthearted exchange shows a husband noting regular meals post marriage and a junior partner asking a stenographer if she is free Sunday. She hopes to avoid plans while he hints at an early Monday office briefing.
A brief exchange features a claim that a suit covers daily wear. One person asserts repetition of the line I have a suit for every day in the week while another confirms this is the one. The snippet reads as a fashion quip rather than a full article.
The Hefley Lake and Brooks Lake have been leased by the Cameron Bass Club and posted as required by law. Anyone not a family member found on the premises will be treated as a trespasser. Cameron Bass Club. By Homer McLane.
State of Texas directs Milam County authorities to publish a public notice in a regularly circulated newspaper. The command requires publication for a specified period and in accordance with legal notice requirements.
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