Tyler Commercial College Promotes Business Training
The Tyler Commercial College touts a large fall enrollment forecast and derives strong value from its own textbooks and teaching methods. It highlights an individualized plan, free employment and service departments, a competent teacher corps, and courses in bookkeeping shorthand telegraphy cotton classing and finance. The school notes student placement success and pride in Tyler as a development center, inviting catalog requests and visits to its show windows.
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Tyler
East
Texas
America
Tyler Commercial College
Local notes from Cameron and nearby communities
Community items report gins in good shape for the cotton season and an oil mill due to start. Visitors include Brazos Billy Davis, John McAtee, O E Bell and many Clarkston, Cameron, Rosebud residents. A Herman Sons ball, a grand social event, is noted alongside several business visits and a staff resignation.
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Billy Davis
Rosebud
Pete
Briary Road
John McAtee
O. E. Bell
Ben Arnold
Dave Wingo
Clarkston
Mary
Annie Jones
Waco
John Perkins
Messrs
John Bell
F. P. Gleason
Fritz Vogelsang
Cameron
J. L. Brod
Louie Mitchell
Jim Perkins
Yarrellton
J. R. Little
Jessie Bell
J. S. Cabron
H. F. Albert
Marlin
Constable Davis
E.L. Brod
G. T. Dolson
Ben Little
Less Wheeler
Wheeler
Injunction Orders Milam River Bathing Ban 1912
In Milam County district court October term 1912 Judge Scott enjoins all persons from bathing in Little River between Cameron Water Power and Light Co pumping station and the San Antonio Aransas Pass Railroad bridge. Violations bring arrest and answer before Judge Scott. Parents urged to keep children out of river. permanent order issued.
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District Court
Milam County
Scott
Cameron Water, Power & Light Co
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Notice Of Court Citation In Milam County 1915
The State of Texas issues a summons to W. P. Carey and D. J. Young, Illinois residents, via weekly notices for four weeks in Milam County papers. They must appear in Cameron on the third Monday in October 1915 in a suit filed April 20 1915 by Looney for damages over a seven hundred three acre Milam County farm contract breach. The case, numbered 7107, seeks $5870 for failed cultivation and related losses. The writ was attached to a Ben Arnold Mercantile Company house and lot in Ben Arnold, Milam County.
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Milam County
Texas
Ben Arnold Mercantile Company
W. P. Carey
D. J. Young
Illinois
District Court
Twentieth Judicial District
Cameron
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Arpil A. D
Tke Looney
Ben Arnold
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