Resolution Of Deceased County Superintendent Read And Adopted 1925
The Milam County Board of Education honors Jim Chadwick retired after ten years as County Superintendent. Resolutions note schoolhouse growth including 30 new frame buildings and two brick facilities for white students, four frame Negro facilities, and funds for two more. Tax rates rose. 21 districts had no local tax in 1914, now 46 exceed 50 cents. Nine consolidations occurred, including San Gabriel and Conoley.
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James F. Chadwick
Milam County
County Board of Education
Chadwick
Milam County Board Honors James F Chadwick For School Service
The Milam County Board adopts resolutions praising James F Chadwick for his life of service to rural and public schools in Prairie Sharp and Fairview. They commend his impact on school sentiment, express belief in lasting dividends to state and nation, and authorize copies to Chadwick and local newspapers.
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Chadwick
Milam County
James F. Chadwick
B. R. Thompson
J. R. Wallace
Thomas A. Fisher
Waco Man Charged With Robbery
Lawrence E. Holte, 26, of Waco, jailed in Milam County on armed robbery charges after a store heist at the Anderson Package Store near Highway 36. He handed a $5 bill to manager Claude Lewis, demanded cash from a .45 pistol, and fled toward Cameron before being captured near Temple.
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Lawrence E. Holte
Waco
Milam County
Carl C. Black
Holte
Claude Lewis
Anderson Package Store
Highway 36
Bell County
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Mr. Holte
Cameron
Temple
Rogers
Marshall Tucker
Sheriff Black
Heidenheimer
Honeymoon Ends as She Speaks Up
A brief reflection contrasts shifting personal dynamics with a wartime note about Uncle Sam adjusting the Rhine watch to American movements. The line suggests a change from passive to assertive behavior amid evolving global affairs.
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Uncle Sam
Rhine
North Fort Hood Inspected by Senior Army Leaders
Major General Hobart Gay Deputy commander Fourth Army led a Thursday inspection at North Fort Hood with Major General Williston B. Palmer Brigadier General Charles K. Gailey. They were hosted by Colonel R. W. Adams acting commander Combat Command A First Armored Division and observed reconstructions and preparations for incoming troops.
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North Hood
Adams
South Fort Hood
Second Armored Division
Black couple from Port Lavaca visit Cameron residents
Mr and Mrs W H Black of Port Lavaca toured Cameron this week. Former Cameron residents who once ran a business in Rosebud, they renewed their Cameron Herald subscription during their visit and visited friends and relatives.
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W H. Black
Port Lavaca
Cameron
Rosebud
Cameron Herald
Brights Visit Fort Worth Kin Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs R O Bright and their children of Fort Worth visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Bright over the weekend observing family time and a local gathering.
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Mrs. R. O. Bright
Children of
Fort Worth
Mrs
Marvin Bright
Rain Drenched Central Texas. Twister Wrecks Homes in East Waco
A freak twister struck the Carver Addition in East Waco about 9 P M Friday, damaging 12 houses and injuring at least one person as roofs and walls were ripped away. Damage estimate ranges from 50 000 to 70 000 dollars while an inch of rain eased a long drought across Central Texas.
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Carver
East Waco
Waco
Texas
Mart
McGregor
West Texas
Wichita Falls
Wichita County
Texas Peanuts Restricted by Expanded Acreage Allotment
The Agriculture Department raised Texas peanut allotment from 376732 to 396369 acres on Tuesday, a 6.6 percent increase to expand production of key foods. The change, under a congressional revision, aims for fairer state allotments while enforcing rigid production and marketing quotas. County offices will notify farmers of their individual increases within days.
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Washington
Texas
Agricultural Department
Arizona
California
Oklahoma
Department
Land allotments by state listed for 1951 projects
The article provides state by state allotments for 1951 projects. Arizona receives 801 acres in both distributions, California 1,050 acres in both, New Mexico 6,302 and 4,975 acres, Oklahoma 153,298 acres in both, and Texas 396,369 and 376,732 acres.
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Arizona
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Community fire aid thanked by Edmonds family
The Edmonds family expresses gratitude to Cameron and Bryan friends who helped after their home burned. They thank Cameron Fire Department Carl Black Mrs Johnny Baker Leon Brady the Vocational School Marlow community and Mr. and Mrs. E H Walston for the new house. May God bless you.
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Cameron and
Bryan
Cameron
Parma Radio Service Repair Notice
Any make radio repaired by Parma Radio Service. Call 104 for service details.
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Parma Radio Service
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Jim Chadwick
del Rio
San Gabriel
Conoley
Salty
New Salem
Hoyte
Branchville
Jon
Bette
Es Prairie
Sharp and Fairview
Texas Power & Light Company
North Fort Hood
Freak Twister
The
Minnie Stedman
Mamie A. Hefley
Dodge
Harry H. Hurst
Houston, Texas
George Kieffer
St. Louis, Mo
Schiller Motors
Travis
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