Uniforms Funded for Cameron High School Baseball Team
Uniform equipment has been purchased for Cameron High School’s baseball team and received from Houston. The project raised 100 dollars through public subscriptions led by S. A. Cottle and A. J. Braun, with an initial push to form a club of "old time" players. The uniforms cost 53.83 dollars, the rest to be held for future gear. Contributions came from local individuals and businesses including Cameron Herald, Auditorium Barber Shop, Mangum & Woody, Triggs Dry Goods, New Cameron Drug Co, Citizens National Bank, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Houston
S. A. Cottle
A .J. Braun
A. F. Mitchell
W. S. Standfield
P. O. Adams
Louis Pierce
Max Collins
Cameron Herald
W. A. Heath
W. B. Skelton
J. D. Hefley, Sr
Giles L. Averiett
T. J. Avera
Cheakele
Auditorium
Lien OE
Palace of Sweets
Sisastsuen OO Mangum & Woody
Triggs Dry Goods Company
New Cameron Drug Co
Preston Laird
Um, Loo Wee Moretaced ci Cits
Vesus Ciovse, Slag Joynes & Fahrendorf
W. H. Triggs and Son
Ion Sou Citizens National Bank
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
E. L. Tucker Els
Louis Cohen
J. W. Sanders
Bob Dougherty
Cameron Furniture Co
A. Robinett
Precinct Primary Convention Call for Milam County Texas
Milam County Republican officers call a Precinct No. 1 primary convention in Cameron at Colored Masonic Hall on May 1 1920 at 730 PM to elect delegates to the county and state GOP conventions. The event also selects a delegate for the Republican National Convention in Chicago and a Sixth District presidential elector. E T Johnson chairs, Sam L Stephens secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Texas
Republican Executive Committee
Hughes
Cream Supper At Davilla Draws Local Crowd
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist Church in Davilla hosts an ice cream supper Friday night in the Davilla Tabernacle. All Cameron residents are invited, including public office candidates who will be offered a chance to speak. This marks the first neighborhood supper of the season and a large Cameron turnout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Davilla
Tabernacle
Thorndale Judge Praises National Administration
Milam County Judge W Goo spoke in Thorndale on Saturday defending the National Democratic Administration. A large crowd heard him call the administration the greatest in decades and Democrats vowed active work to direct delegates to the convention and influence for the National Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Goo
Milam County
Thorndale
Gillis
Modern remedy Liquid Borozone offers soothing relief
For every purpose for which a liniment is usually applied the modern remedy Liquid Borozone will do the work more pleasantly. Prices 30c 60c and 1.20. Sold by Pace Marshall Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
Milam County Road District 15 to Vote Bond Issue
Milam County Commissioners Court orders a May 22 1920 election in Road District No 15 to decide issuing 10000 bonds at 5 percent for up to 30 years to build macadamized roads and pay interest with a possible property tax. Voters to choose For or Against the bonds and tax. Polling at Jones Prairie with B F Stidham as presiding officer. Regular election laws apply. Publication and postings required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milam
Milam County
Cameron
W. G. Gillis
Henry Reaves
N. H. Butts
C. K. Phillips
W. A
Commissioners’ Court
S. W. Cor
Monroe Edwards League
S. E. Cor
Brazos River
India
Edwards League
Harls Creek
P. O
Harles Creek
Susie Butts
J. P. Jones
Jones League
Lewis Lamos
J. K Tyler
S&s
Cameron and Clarkson
Cameron and Jones Prairie
C. A. Beeker
W. H. Walker League
P. L. Bergum
Bergum
N. E. Cor
Julius Lorenz
S. E
Frazier
N. E
J. J. Whitesides
Whiteside
Pond Creek
John Stewart
A. Frazier
J. J. Whiteside
Byron Wickson
Monroe Edwards
W. H. Walker
Jones Prairie
B. F. Stidham
State of
Milam County Texas Court Notices Election Returns Mentioned
The order directs publication and posting of the notice and reserves any further orders until election returns are received by authorized election officers and delivered to the court. A true copy is certified by County Judge W. G. Gillis of Milam County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Gillis
Milam County
Texas
Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys
An old health ad warns that excess meat clogs kidneys causing backache headaches and other ailments. It urges flushing kidneys with salts from any drug store, suggesting a tablespoon in water at first sign of discomfort.
Jad Salts Claim Clears Kidney Irritation
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless effervescent remedy to flush kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It claims the product neutralizes urine acids, stimulates kidney activity, and prevents complications, noting a local druggist reports many sales for kidney trouble.
Reverend Blaylock Receives Chevrolet Touring Car
Rev. B. B. Blaylock pastor of the First Baptist Church in Cameron owns a new Chevrolet touring car. The gift came from church friends and members, bought from Daugherty Motor Company local Chevrolet distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Blaylock
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Daugherty Motor Company
Santa Fe official visits Cameron for club meeting
C. H. Carringer, division freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe railroad at Waco, spent Friday in Cameron. He visited with H. C. Keith, Santa Fe supervisory agent there, and attended a Cameron Commercial Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Carringer
Santa Fe Railroad
Waco
Cameron
H. C. Keith
Santa Fe
Mr. Carringer
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. T. Johnson
Sam L. Stephens
Bryan Wickson
J. Walters
J. Walter League
Niles F. Smith
David Gallegler
Mathew Dunn
H. P. Kind
Henderson
Triggs Dry Goods
Carmore
Wrigleys Pons Ziniery
Baldy Strang
Gloses
New York
Charles Horner
Fogleman Mast
R. E. P. Kline
Frank L. Loveland Pres
American Club
Redpath - Horner
W. M. Cobb
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