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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

2

Washington speech defends AAA aims for farmer income

Davis, AAA administrator, speaks to cotton growers on fundamental goals: sustained producer income and soil conservation. He argues prices should reflect producer value, not export trade, and warns against abandoning farm programs for export markets.

AAA United States Chester C. Davis The Stoneville Mies Davis Davie Germany Egypt India Brazil Mr. Davis

Refreshing Relief Laxative Gains Wide Use

Thousands seek Bileck-Draught for constipation and dull feelings after. Mr J Lester Roberson praises the draught as splendid medicine and very satisfactory for relief from sluggish digestion and discomfort.

J. Lester Roberson

Myrtle Stidham and Clara Baskin Host Picnic Party

Myrtle Stidham and Clara Baskin hosted a Wednesday night picnic at Wilson-Ledbetter Park with chaperones Mrs. Julian Baskin and Mrs. Grady Souidham. Attendees included Iva Earl Heath, Mary Ann Green, Margaret Martin, Josephine Newton, Trent Nabours, Mary Frances White, Emma Julia Akers, Elizabeth Fanning, Billy Cooper, John Lane Baskin, Bobbie Casey, Chas, Roy Law, Carter and James Brogdon, Edwin Salhorn, Julian Baskin, Neil Rylander, J. T. Owings, and Lewis Turner, plus out of town guest Charlotte Stidmann of Houston.

Myrtle Stidham Clara Baskin Wilson-Ledbetter Park Julian Baskin Grady Souidham Iva Earl Heath Mary Ann Green Margaret Martin Josephine Newton Trent Nabours Mary Frances White Emma Julia Akers Elizabeth Fanning Billy Cooper John Lane Baskin Bobbie Casey Chas Roy Law Carter James Brogdon Edwin Salhorn Neil Rylander J. T. Owings Lewis Turner Charlotte Stidmann Houston

Shower for Bride Honoring Mrs Homer Plentl

A mixed shower hosted by Miss Winonah Slaughter honored Mrs Joy Lantrip Plentl, recently wed to Homer Plentl of Cameron. The couple, married in Franklin on May 5, previously lived in Alvin, with Mr Plentl employed there and now interim plans to move to Lake Charles Louisiana. The afternoon featured bridge and bunco with lavender and green decor and a miniature bride and groom centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Crrol Miller Nancy Newton Alice Rylander Kathleen Mode Nona Weems Grace Markham Theresa Manning Carolyn Porter Inez Smith Ray Flanning Dorothea Kubecka Serena Helen Dierr Billie Marak Regina Moseley Velma Reese Mrs Pagene Knipp Varna Beth Beard and D. A. Plentl.

Homer Plentl Winonah Slaughter Crrol Miller Nancy Newton Alice Rylander Katherine Mode Nona Weems Grace Markham Theresa Manning Carolyn Porter Inez Smith Ray Flanning Dorothea Kubecka Serena Helen Dierr Billie Marak Regina Moseley Velma Reese Pagene Knipp Varna Beth Beard D. A. Plent

Paris and Calvert Women Featured in Social Notices

Mrs. Calvin Markham Mrs. J N Slaughter Mrs. Lantrip Miss Zel ma Koehnberg of Paris and Miss Mary Ruth Porter of Calvert appear in a local social column highlighting names and affiliations.

Calvin Markham J. N. Slaughter Lantrip Zelma Koehnberg Paris Mary Ruth Porter Calvert

Cows Personal Baggage For Former Employees

Cattle are used as personal baggage by the Chinese Eastern Railroad for former employees returning to Soviet Russia.

The Chinese Eastern Railroad Soviet Russia

Bridge Collapse Kills Two in La Crosse Wisconsin

A 140 foot span of the Interstate Bridge fell into the Mississippi River near La Crosse Wisconsin, killing two motorists and shutting down traffic as rescue and recovery operations began.

la Crosse Wisconsin Mississippi River

Fire Destroys Tulsa Savings Cabinet

Tulsa saver S. L. Ray kept his money in a small store room that burned. Loss totaled 992 dollars and 92 cents. Fire damage closed the room and erased the savings.

Tulsa Okla S. L. Ray

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