Cameron Base Ball Leader and Local Notables Highlight Cameron News
P O Adams becomes Cameron base ball manager promising honest oversight. Local team roster includes Stevens Lesterjette Zadek Adams Wight Ray Daniels Barnes Malone. Joe Bailey to speak at court house on money question. Ed Sanders sells stock to Sprinkel & Co. from Mississippi. First bale of the season weighed 428 pounds sold to Goldthwaite & Co. Premiums offered by merchants. Community notices list local businesses and premiums for farm exhibits. Methodist Church notes no meeting and a marriage between Miss Lelo Zarr and Edwin Bigbee recently in Beaumont, now in Port Arthur.
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P. O. Adams
Cameron
Stevens
Lesterjette P
Zadek
Adams
Wight
Ray S.s
Daniels
Barnes
Malone If
Lvlehart
Robert Orum
Pond Creek
Goldthwaite & Co
Oram
Lelo Zarr
Temple
Edwin Biggee
Lottie Bigbee
Beaumont
Texas
Port Arthur
Quips and quirks ripple through a humorous snippet
A collection of witty saying and social observations on work romance gadgets and daily life. The tone mimics a light, dialog style with a tongue in cheek view of manners clothes and clever phrases.
Human Nature and the Silent Sign in the Sky
A poetic fragment notes a vast sky full of stars with universal belief in their count and height, ending with a stray sign that reads Wet, implying a moment of misplacement or misdirection amid grand certainty.
World on a Stage Shows Fair Play in Questioned Promises
A collage of lines on truth and illusion, noting the clash of claims about money law and belief. The piece critiques stock promoters exploiting farmers, while remarking that perceptions shift like shapes of the world from flat to round to pear shaped.
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Velivia
Columbus
Cameron native leads Texas Rock Asphalt Company work
L. W. Kemp former Cameron resident and Wiltz Kemp, has resigned as Superintendent of the Asphalt Sales Department at the Texas Company and becomes General Manager of the Texas Rock Asphalt Company of San Antonio. The firm owns a natural rock asphalt mine in Uvalde County and is building eighteen miles of railroad from Pulliam to the mine. It uses six inch rock asphalt blocks ground to a meal, heated and spread on streets and roads.
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L. W. Kemp
Cameron
Wiltz Kemp
Texas Company
Texas Rock Asphalt Company
San Antonio
Uvalde County
Pulliam
Uvalde
Gulf
Abandonment Suit in Milam County Court
The District Court of Milam County Texas requires the Sheriff or Constable to publish weekly notices for four weeks prior to the return day in Cameron. The case of Lula Saddler vs Walter Saddler, docket No 8928, alleges three years abandonment. The notice is dated August 1 1923 and signed by Clerk Penn Wolf.
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Milam County
Milam Cuunty
Cameron
Lula Saddler
Walter Saddler
Penn Wolf
Texas
Penn Gwolf
Circle No 1 Presbyterian Auxiliary Hosts Park Gathering
Mrs EB EL Egger chaired a Monday afternoon event for about thirty five ladies from the congregation at the Park. Guests enjoyed sun flower decorations and an artful display in a mission pageant by the Christian Endeavor groups followed by an Art Gallery. Two mite boxes opened with a near sixty dollar contribution to the church building fund and a salad course with ice formed the close of a pleasant afternoon.
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EB EL Egger
Harpy
Christian Endeavor Society
Notice in Probate Milam County Texas on Ever Jenness estate
The Milam County Sheriff is to publish a probate notice in a general circulation newspaper for twenty days. It concerns Ever Jenness deceased and states J C Davis as administrator has filed his account in Milam County Court.
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Texas
Milam County
Milam
State OF
Ever Jenness
J. C. Davis
Cornish Ballets For Sale At One Dollar Each
For sale full blood Cornish ballet s price one dollar each and nine dollars per dozen. Seller A. B. Cass located in Gause on Route 2.
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A. B. Cass
Gause
Rt. 2
Gause, Rt
A. B. Cass, Gause, Rt
Final settlement of estate and discharge as administrator
The final settlement of the estate and application for discharge as administrator will be heard on the first Monday in August 1923, the 6th day of August, at the Cameron Court House. All interested parties must appear to contest the application or risk legal penalties. Dated Cameron July 11, 1923. Attest: H. M. Roark, Clerk Milam County Court, by J. C. Hughes, Deputy.
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City of
Cameron
A. D
H. M. Roark
Milam County
J. C. Hughes
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Joe Bailey
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Ed. Sanders
Sprinkel & Co
Mississippi
Herald
Cheeves Brothers
Hefley & Hefley
E Sanders
Dry Cooda
Baird & Adama
W. Kk. Dickerson
Hetley
Jennie Roberts
F. B. Bever
Johnson Brothers
Porter
M. M. Kemp & Co
Milam County Bank
Crawford & Crawford
J. F. Thompson
J. C. Reese
Henderson
W. W. Chambers
W. T. Hefley
W. M. McGregor
Muse & McCalla
John Watson
Terrell & Oxenford
Thomas A Pope
E. N. Shaw
D. Monroe
Smith & Jones
First National Band
John H. Hefley
John B. McLane
W. P
A. P. McCord
Waco
Milam County Farmer's Institute
W. G. Fields
Reese & Sapp
J. C. Krese
Sanger & Co
Robert McLane
R. S. Porter
W. B. Streetman
Dr. T. A. Pope
First National Bank
Cameron Verald
Thale Tennessee Brown Domestic
Methodist Church
Methodist Missionary Society
Zarr-Bigbee
Miss Zarr
Edwin
Tulor
Lucile
State Insane Asylum
Pormer Cameron Boy
Sue Ida Smith
Tracy
State OF Texas
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Rex Free Lance
Marie Sportsdane
Cameron, Texas
Bryan
Hearne
Calvert
Ford
Gladys Henry
H. E. Garner
Postoffice
Yee High School
O. D. Graham
Thorndale
Indiana
Rockdale
W. F. Gaither
The
Sap Depot
J.nabours
Herald Office
S. C. Chiles
McAfee Motor Company
Burlington, Texas
Howald
Jeter-Lumber
Jeter Lumber Company
Buick Motor
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Buick
Buick Motor Company
Saint
Michigan
General Motors
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Velve
Begyehewe
Schiller Buick Co