Socials and visits fill Cameron area week
A Cameron Cameral paper notes a social outing at San Andres crossing near Tracy with many locals attending. It lists Don Slocomb and family, W B Skelton, Cammer family, Harris family, Ezma Cammer, Ed Balhorn, Inman, Casey families, Bryant and Ward sisters, plus others visiting kin in nearby towns. Several residents plan trips to Santa Anna, Houston, and Austin for business and health reasons as well as market travels to St Louis and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Andres Crossing
Tracy
Don Slocomb and Sons
W. B. Skelton
Mesdames Elwood Cammer
Robert Harris
Ezma
Cora Cammer Ed. Balhorn
Inman
Joe Casey
Marie Bryant
Alice Ward
Bryan
Don Slocomb
Second bale of 1923 cotton shipped from Milam farm
Jim Crone, tenant on the Billy Williams farm at Pond Creek in Milam County’s northeastern part, brought in the second 1923 cotton bale. It weighed 455 pounds, ginned by R. L. Batte, and sold at auction to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crone
Billy Williams
Pond Creek
Milam County
R. L. Batte
Local residents and visitors gather in Cameron area
Miss Lydia Matula of Scott and White Hospital Temple vacations with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Matula. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in Cameron including Miss Winnie Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Green, Mrs. Margaret Wilburn, Capt. A. F. Lewis and family, and others from Houston, Dallas, Waco, and Austin. The item lists social visits, travels, and dispatches among families, with several trips to nearby towns and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Matula
Scott and White Hospital
Mrs
John Matula
Watermelon Feast by Methodist Brotherhood Planned on Church Lawn
The Methodist Brotherhood entertained friends Wednesday evening with a watermelon feast on the church lawn. The church orchestra provided music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
Local Residents Visit and Shop Across Texan Cities
Mrs Zawasky of Burkholts shopped in Cameron Monday. Mrs Eppersos of Houston and Mrs Sapp of Florence visited her mother in Florence. Mr Tucker of Dallas and Mrs Tucker of Dallas, with Mr Webb of Dallas, visit local parents. Mrs Burns of Houston visits son John Burns and wife in Milano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hefley
Oxsheer Smith
Maine
Mrs. Smith
E. A. Camp
Emory, Jr
Rockdale
Robert McLane
Preston Laird
Dallas
A. E. Brady
Martin Zawasky of
Burkholts
Cameron
Thad Eppersos
Houston
J. H. Sapp
Mrs. S. M. Burns
John Burns
Red Pepper Rub Claims Instant Rheumatic Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers promising instant relief for rheumatism. It claims rapid warming of the sore area within minutes, improves blood circulation, and treats lumbar, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, and chest soreness, urging readers to buy genuine Bowles with the Rowles name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless backache remedy. It claims rapid relief from soreness stiffness lameness and pain via a topical rub and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et. Jacobs Oi
St. Jacobs
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S. H. Hopkins
Gus Newton
Thorndale
Gon Arch
Doris
Ellen
R. S. Harris
Robert Simms
J. B. Casey
Simms
Marlin
E. M. Casey
Leo Harris
Louis Moran
Santa Anna
John Moseley
Mack Dayelin
Frantlin
John Denson
C. N. Green & Bros
H. E. Pye
Georgetown
Bess Wiley
San Marcos
R. S. Wiley
R. L. Williams
Beatrice
San Antonio
Hasel Kidd
L. H. Kidd
Austin
Wm. Stolz
Navasota
Joe Evans
State University
Walter Henrichsen
LaGrange
Albert Triggs
Eastern Market
Kiawansky
St. Louis
Irvin Clary
Citizens National Bank
Cleveland
Ohio
Texas
John B. Vogel
McAlister, Okla
Cornelia Vogel
John Henderson
Old Mexico
T. 5. Henderson, Jr
Cameron Commercial Club
Henderson
Bonnie Youngblooh
A. &. M. College
George Spears
Clara and
George Jr
Breckenridge
Gladys Weaver
Commerce
R. H. McIntosh
Mabel Jeter
Baylor College
HH. ©. Keith
Mildred Keith
Temple
Texana Rucker
Denton
C.N. Green & Bros
Robert Browning
Herald
Harry Tadt
Mr. Browning
East Texas
Harry
Bellville
Tom Law
Waco
Law
George A. Thomas
Sam Law
Roy Law
Clara Thomas
Franklin
Elsie Baumgarten
Brenham
Mesdames
A. E. Sharpe
Pope Sapp
Frieda Bauer
Cheeves Brothers
Will Massie
Gause
Will Davis
Sharp
Jennie Brown
Emporia
Kansas
Lola Mae Roberts
Hamilton
Miss Ola MacLearran
Tillie Eanes
Chriesman
William Henderson
Jones Prairie
J. J. Martin
Family of
Caldwell
Jim Byrd
Steve Slama
J. W. Eanes of
Vernon Eanes
Luther Roberts
Fathe
Miss Bessie
Belton
KE. A. Schiller
North
8. E. Brown
J. A. McElwrath
Abilene
McElwrath
Nice
Ivy Rhodes
Cameron Schools
Registra of
Simmons College
T. G. Sampson
Terrell
New York
Willa Mae Kirkland
W. Klawansky Dry Goods
Felix Matula
Dime Box
George McDonald
Winnie Henderson
Mrs. Ferguson
Sherman
Eugene Green
Louise and
Paline Green
A. N. Green
E. E. Green of
Rosebud
Margaret Wilburn
Joe Dusek
J. W. Coleman
Sallie
Cuero
Earl Evers
Estelle Coleman
Grady Stidham
Louis 8. Pierce Dry Goods
H. H. Hartsfield
Houston Avenue
Katie Lee Norswood
Juanita Stafford
R. S. Boykin
Giles L. Arriett Grocery
A. W. Stiles of
Taylor
Hilly H. Stedman
Price Cross of
Greenville
Mrs. S. P. Cross
A. F. Lewis
Ft. Worth
C. A. Blakeney
Sunset
Kr. V. Ferguson
Allen Collins
Alton Bagrrtt
Corpus Christi
Herman Lenhert
Maysfield
Lem Walker
Branchville
Kate Hancock
Hilton Culpepper
Guy Tidwell
Helen June
John Henry Thomas of
J. D. Cone
Sam Hefley
Ira Perry
Rebecca
E. A. Wallace
Lawrence Slama
H. L. Kakel
Mr. Slama
Bee Shoals
Rosine Ledbetter
Yoakum
Tom Denson
Mamie Black
W. M. Jeter
Mamie
Mary Lake Henderson
Boyd Wells
Ruth Henderson
Sallie Kate McLane
Navastota
Frank Henderson
Watt Skinner
of McElory of
Rogers
Joe Denson
Mrs. R. C. White
Baby
Florence
W. H. Tucker, Jr
W. H. Tucker
J. W. Webb
Story Hour
Cite Park
J. C. Martin
Ji. Choney & Co
Toledo, O
Stonach
Champerlain
Qurek
Tedden Eevee
Ete Srey
Ely
Iste
Bill Booster
Sellar
Hoffman House
Cameron, Texas
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