Mrs Monta Moore Buried in California
Death reported of Mrs. Monta J. Moore on April 17 in South Gate California after a stroke. Funeral occurred April 19 in Los Angeles with interment beside her late husband Monta J. Moore who died in 1924. She lived in Cameron for years, taught in Riverside, and was active in civic and church work. She leaves a large family including three sons Monta J. Moore Meagher Moore and Douglas Moore and three daughters Mamie Dorothy and Margaret. Her mother Anna Meagher survives and her brother Matt Meagher lives in California.
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Los Angeles
Monta J. Moore
Anna Meager
Pala
California
Meagher Moore
Douglas Moore
Mamie
Geo. W. McElroy
South Gate
Dorothy
Jack M. Kent
Margaret Moore
Mollie Moore
George Tiffney Moore
Cameron
Henry Y. Moore
Houston
John Poteet
Dallas
Teckla Meagher
Matt Meagher
Friendship 4 H Club Demonstrates Insect Control
The Friendship 4 H Club met April 18 1934 with Dorothy McVary. Miss Strange demonstrated insect destruction using sprays for sucking and chewing pests including black leaf 40 and calcium arsenate or lead arsenate mixed with water. Dora Fae Looney chaired the meeting.
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Friendship 4-H Club
Dorothy MceVary
Miss Strange
Dora Fae Looney
Man Recovers After Gas Relief At Drugstore
W. L. Adams suffered heart pauses from severe stomach gas after meals. Adlerika relieved the gas, restoring appetite and comfort. Leading druggists offer it.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Safe relief for constipation with liquid laxatives
Medical men claim constipation can be safely relieved by gentle regulation with a suitable liquid laxative. It can be measured, controlled, and does not form a habit. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as wholesome, with clear labels and safe for pregnant women and children.
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Ueer
Dr. Caldwell
Lost Statues Return From Brooklyn in Bryant Park Mystery
Five tons of granite statues once stood in Bryant Park and vanished for years. The two eight foot figures Washington Irving and Dr. James Marion Sims were found in Brooklyn wrapped in canvas. Retrieval could cost about $500 and needs a park place. The piece also notes park history and local quirks including EB Andrus’s ninety third birthday and a Cleveland duck promotion tale.
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New York
Bryant Park
Park Department
Brooklyn
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Sixth Avenue
Fortieth Street
James Marion Sims
Fiest Hospital For Women
Ferdinand von Miller
Irving
Frederick Beer
Farmer Drives Cow to Town in California Produce Wagon
Henry H. Rose of Porterville keeps a noted double threat cow. After milking she is hitched to a wagon carrying his daily produce. The sight halts traffic as he drives her through town each day.
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Porterville
Calif
Henry H. Rose
Cat Treks 39 Miles to Catch Its Ship
Captain W J Close recounts how his ship the Pastores lost a cat named Lord Haggis in Jamaica. The female cat remained at Port Morant and later walked aboard when the ship docked at Kingston 39 miles away, prompting questions about the animal’s instinct.
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New York
W. J. Close
Pastores
Pet
Lord Haggis
Port Morant
Jamaica
Kingston
Haggis
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Moves
Mrs N J Smith left for an extended visit with relatives in Corpus Christi. Susie Atkinson of Jones Prairie visited Mrs Willie Burnett. Odous McDonald of Cameron and Jesse Coward and families visited Mrs Dora Coward. Mrs Wade and children head to Carson City Missouri to reside. Winnie Keaton and daughter of San Antonio visit Lon and Mrs Hardwick. Coleus Garner of Cameron attended B Y P U. Ross Posey and children visited Mr and Mrs W E Allison. Cecil Morgan dined with Leslie Boatright. Nadine Burnett Mary Atkinson and Dorothy Black of Jones Prairie weekend with Mrs Willie Black. L E Posey of Aus-
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N. J. Smith
Corpus Christi
Susie Atkinson
Jones Prairie
Willie Burnett
Odous McDonald
Cameron
Frank Houston
Jesse Coward
Edgar Wade
Rockdale
Dora Coward
Winnie Keaton
San Antonio
Lon Hardwick
Coleus Garner
Baptist Church
Ross Posey
W. E. Allison
Cecil Morgan
Leslie Boatright
Carry
Nadine Burnett
Mary Atkinson
Dorothy Black
Jones Praie
Willie Black
L. E. Posey
Local Visits Mentioned Across Cameron Area
Tin visited relatives here recently with Mrs Will Morgan visiting her son Leonard Morgan of Cameron. The Senior B Y P U enjoyed a day ride Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Don Eplen were visitors Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alvie Baggerney of Cameron spent last Saturday night with his parents. Mr and Mrs Leonard Howell spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Coward of Cameron. The planting of the 1934 cotton crop in Texas averages about two weeks late due to wet weather.
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Tin
Will Morgan
Leonard Morgan
Cameron
Don Eplen
Alvie Baggprney
Matt Baggerley
Leonard Howell
Jesse Coward
Texas
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Park Central Tropical Room
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Straphanger
Yonkers
Wall Street
Arlington Chemical Company
Mr. Andrus
Cleveland
Dolly Duck
Cleveland Press
Fifth Avenue Street
Pam
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Bellanca
Marlow
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Herald
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