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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

5

Ku Klux Members Sentenced to Two Years in Prison

Ben F Sikes Grover C Sikes and Earl Sack of Broken Arrow pleaded guilty to rioting in Tulsa County and were sentenced to two years each in the state penitentiary after waiving arraignment. They were sent to be kept under military guard at the armory as witnesses in related cases and face further proceedings involving other defendants connected to the Wag ner flogging near Broken Arrow.

Tulsa Okla Baird H Markham Tulsa County Ben F. Sikes Grover C. Sikes Earl Sack Broken Arrow Ku Klux Klan W. B. Williams Sikes Brothers Sack Luther Lane Williams Ed. Crossland C. W. King A. M. Calloway W. M. Bills Avery Barbour T. V. Venator W. M. Lewis Ben Wagner Hal Benson Dick Fisher Harvey Akers Calloway Bills Barbour Venster Lewis Bob Sanford Wagner

Travis County Plans County Agricultural Exhibit for State Fairs

Travis County officials plan a county agricultural exhibit from nine communities to be shown at the Texas State Exposition in Austin and the Dallas State Fair. Best articles will be grouped into a county display, then sent to Dallas for potential prizes, with cross county pride and regional promotion emphasized. A separate bond election for Milam County Road District No. 2 seeks authority to issue 100000 dollars in bonds at 5.5 percent, with a tax levy to fund interest and a sinking fund, conducted under Texas law with specific polling places and notice provisions.

Austin Texas Travis County Dallas Agrculture George B. Terrell Terrell Dalas Milam County Jeff T. Kemp

Record Cotton Shipments Boost Texas Farm Bureau Drive

Dallas reports show Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Houston receiving 11 642 bales by Aug 21 up from 3 185 last year. Officials say total 77 000 bales last year, with hopes to reach 250 000 this year aided by a $20 million loan from Eastern interests and expanding membership in Texas.

Dallas Texas Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Houston J. W. L. Hall Texas Farm Bverall Cotton Association Texas Association J. T. Orr Association

Klan Parades for Lt. Gov. Davidson

In Sherman Texas after Lt Governor T W Davidson urged reverence for the law a large Klan parade gathered robed hooded Klansmen from North and West Texas to honor his speech at the Old Settlers reunion A luncheon followed at the baseball park with visiting Klansmen present

Sherman Texas T. W. Davidson Old Settlers Rir Westexas Potter County

Milam County Road Bond Election Planned for September 25

Milam County commissioners meet August 16 1923 to order an election in Road District No 2 to issue bonds up to 25 000 for road construction maintenance and paving with interest not exceed five and one half percent over up to 30 years. The district boundaries are described and voters taxed to pay interest and redeem bonds.

H. L. Heath Milam County Texas Commissioners Court Commissioners’ Court Elm Creek Little River James Hall Sandy Creek Justice Precinct No George Penny Cameron and Caldwell Road McCown Bridge

Spur Farm Lands Offer Relief for Struggling Farmers

Farmers facing pests floods droughts and high land prices are told Spur Farm Lands provide affordable productive ground. Of a large Texas ranch nearly 250000 acres, 81.61 percent has been paid in full and remaining parcels offer easy terms without irrigation woes and no bell weevil. Altitude 2000 to 2600 feet. Prices claimed as among the lowest in Texas.

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KU Klux Farm Bureau KLAN Davidson Chamberlain Citizens National Bank Cameron, Texas Cameron Gladiola Mondick Bros D. L. Lindsey J. S. Tyson Marysfield Maysfield Mercantile Company Maysfield A. F. Robertson Hanover Hammon’s Milano Dan G. Davis Sharp Albert Reichert Sharp, Barrett & McCall Wokaty J. M. Fuller Yarrellton Frank Stach Buckholts Roberson’s Minerva Font Milling Co Millers, H. G. Patton Central Texas A. W. Esslinger Northwest Dickers Dickens Clifford B. Jones Singer Sewing Machines Mayfield Cameron Lalla Meyers Farmers Union Warehouse Joe Richter C. N. Green & Brothers C.N. Green & Bros Joint Stock Freeman Actiins E. F. Adams
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