Rebels After Garrison at Juarez City
El Paso and Juarez officials prepared to counter a threatened move to bring the Juarez garrison into the Chihuahua revolution. Carranza authority arrived with General Francisco Gonzales to lead loyal troops if needed. Rebels under Del Arco and Figueroa mutinied, prompting mobilization and border guard preparations.
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EL Paso
Texas
Carranza
Juarez
Chihuahua
Juaaez
Rio Grande
Gonzales
Francisco Gonzales
Villa
Tamaulipas
Villa Ahumada
Marroquin
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Quiroga
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Santa Rosalia
Terrazas
Jaarez
Russ Sandoval
Eagle Pass
Piedras Negras
Francisco del Arco
Figueroa
del Arco
la Cruz
Paint Crew Works On Park Posts In Cameron
The Santa Fe system canvas team is in Cameron this week painting and beautifying park posts and fences. Great care is taken to preserve the flower gardens around the station, leaving the property as pretty as in larger cities.
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Santa Fe System
Cameron
New Edison Dupes Cameron Audience With Dual Voices
Hundreds at Cameron High School Auditorium witnessed Betsy Lane Shephard and William Reed performing with a New Edison Re Creation. The cabinet enabled unison singing and double-voiced orchestral and piano recreations indistinguishable from the originals. An Odd Fellows delegation then attended a Sharpe Lodge meeting with a social supper.
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Cameron High School
Cameron
Betsy Lane Shepherd
Wm. Reed
Stoge
Miss Shepherd
Mr. Edison
Edison
Mr. Reed
Miss Shepher
Srell
Odd Fellows
Sharpe
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rumor Claims Dipping Vat Blown Up Near Cameron
A Cameron rumor spread that the Lewis dipping vat southeast of Cameron was destroyed by dynamite. No facts support the claim though reports from several sources note possible wreckage. Milam County had recent cattle dipping campaigns after a federal quarantine due to the cattle fever tick.
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Cameron
Lewis
Sheriff's Department
Milam Couty
Coal users urged by Jeter to buy supplies early
R P Jeter of Jeter Lumber Company urges coal consumers to place orders now to secure delivery before winter demand peaks. He notes ongoing coal shortages and possible railroad freight-rate increases in late June or July, advising early orders to avoid higher costs and limited supply.
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Jeter 10
R. P. Jeter
Jeter Lumber Company
Jeter
Mr. Jeter
Cameron Coal
Local Rail Jobs Shuffle and Oil Drilling Moves
Ollie McCrary leaves Camron to become ticket agent for the Santa Fe and Houston & Texas Central at Brenham. Mr Reed of Moody succeeds him as warehouse foreman. FE A Owens of the American Underwriting Company arrives in Cameron to oversee interests. The firm has leases in the county and is drilling at Tracy with the Huffman well as its first deep test. a Tangleweed rig is moved to Maysfield for a deep test soon.
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Ollie McCrary
Santa Railroad
Santa Fe
Houston & Texas Central
Brenham
Cameron
Reed
Moody
McCrary
FE. A. Owens
Texas
Oklahoma
York
American
New York
Tracy
Huffman
Maysfield
Milam County Democrats Call for May 1 Primary Conventions
Milam County Texas will hold Democratic Presidential Primary Conventions on May 1 1920 at voting boxes to select delegates to a county convention in Cameron on May 4 and thence to the state convention in Dallas May 25. W. W. Chambers announces voting box schedules and rules and warns credentials must reach Cameron by May 4 at 10:00 a.m.
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Milam County
Cameron
Dallas
San Francisco
W. W. Chambers
Democratic Executive Committee
Texas
Clara County
Yai
Es Tile
Ent
Curry
Salem
Ad Hall
Elm Ridge
Rice School House
Minerva
Maysfield
Jones Prairie
Branchville
Baileyville
Milano
Gause
Hanover
Marlow
Rockdale
New Salem
Hamilton Chapel
Gay Hill
Kolb
San Grove
Sandy Creek
Bushdale
Cavilla
Lilac
Tracy
Sharpe
San Gabriel
Crush
Buckholt
Sandy Ridge
Burlington
Ben Arnold
Walkers Creek
Maral
Yarrelston
Salty
Connelly
Watson Branch
Thorneale
Ellm Ridge
Briarvy
Pais
Uly
The Cameron Herald Marks 42nd Anniversary
The Cameron Herald celebrates forty two years since its 1878 founding in Milam County. The management thanks readers and contributors for past support and the publication’s ongoing progress through pioneer days to the present.
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Cameron Herald
Milam County
Herald
Tyson enters race for county treasurer in district primary
M. V. Tyson a four year Precinct Two commissioner and longtime Milam County native announces candidacy for county treasurer. He moved to Cameron in 1919 and served two terms as county commissioner winning home precinct votes without dissent. Tyson aided in auditing reports before the county auditor's office existed and cites familiarity with treasurer duties.
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Milam County
M. V. Tyson
Ioner
Tyson
Maysfield
Branchville
Cameron
Cameron Methodist Church to Build New 79000 Dollar Structure
The Methodist Church in Cameron plans a new church costing about 79000 dollars. Plans, by a local architect, aim for a modern, thoroughly equipped Central Texas church with a 50 by 120 foot footprint. The current parsonage site will host the new building after old church demolition. Rev. Ira F. Key leads the project with strong local support.
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Methodist Church
Methodist
Cameron
Board of Stewards
Texas
Weega
Methodists of
Ira F. Key
First National Bank of Cameron Awards New Building Contract
The First National Bank of Cameron lets a contract for a new bank building to replace its current site. Construction will start once materials arrive with plans for a larger banking room and modern features including a safety deposit vault and tile floors. The bank, founded in 1889 by John M Hefley, has long served Milam County.
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First National Bank of Cameron
Texas
John M. Hefley
Milam County
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U. S
Hearrell
M. Curry
W. C. Ford
J. D. Nesbitt
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R. F. Coleman
Prof
J. O. Hughes
Wallace Moody
Movefield
H. L. Yeager
Jno
A. Smith
Port Sullivan
J. A. Peeler, Sr
P.H. McKinney, Jr
S. W. MccLerran
Geto. H. Anderson
H. F. Smith, Jr
M. Milazno
E. C. Smith
J. W. Garner
Wm. McLeod
Bethlehem
R. H. Caldwell
Gus Gerstenberger
Seth Shapard
Forest Grove
W. W. Kyle
Y. A. Gredde
Chas. Grabener
Henry Prewitt
Buckholts
Thos V. Adams
J. S. Nealy
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