Mrs 1.0 Looney Dies At Bartlett Home
Mrs. 1.0 Looney, 47, died at her Bartlett home after a months long illness. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday at Bartlett’s Methodist Church with Rev. James M. Bond and Rev. T. H. Burton officiating. Interment followed at Bed Arnvid. She was born Mary Stewart and married Mr. Looney twenty years ago. survived by husband, three sisters, two brothers, and many Cameron friends.
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Looney
Bartlett
James M. Bond
T. H. Burton
Fort Worth
Mary Stewart
Willie Davis
Julia
Edith Stewart
Georgetown
Theo Stewart
Clint Stewart
Gause
Cameron
Quicker Better Relief from Black-Draught
Petersburg resident George T. Wharton says Black-Draught gives quicker, better relief for constipation and fatigue after twenty five years of use. He recommends its laxative benefits for colds and other complaints where relief is needed and notes a pleasant syrup form for Critpera patients.
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George T. Wharton
Petersburg
P.s
Thedford
Saint Monica’s Parish to Observe Fiftieth Anniversary
Cameron Council No 2338 Knights of Columbus joins Rev. Geo Apel and Saint Monica’s Saint Rita’s Circle to mark Saint Monica’s Parish fiftieth anniversary. Executive committee named. general parish meeting set for Sunday September third to finalize plans for a major regional celebration.
Fort Worth youth confesses extortion plot to Dr Brabham
Walter Mc Rae of Fort Worth, 16, admitted writing an extortion note demanding $40 from Dr. Tom W Brabham, president of Texas Woman's College, promising his son Tom Jr 12 would be kidnapped and killed if payment was not made. The piece lists multiple future clinics and social events connected to community locations and attendees.
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Walter McRae
Fort Worth
Tom W. Brabham
Texas Woman’s College
Tom Jr
Walter
Clinics to speed up county health work
A mass meeting at the district courtroom led by Dr W R Newton county health officer and Miss Celia Moore R N outlined three weeks of county clinics to immunize residents and school children against typhoid and diphtheria. A prior clinic at Ada Henderson school in Cameron served Curry and Mar settlements.
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W. R. Newton
Celia Moore
Bureau of Child Hygene Department
Austin
Milam County
Ada Henderson
Cameron
Curry
Mar
Optometrist Offers Reduced Glasses Prices
For three years residents delayed essential purchases and strained vision. Gus Evans promotes glasses at much lower prices than three years ago, noting 15 years of fitting in Cameron from a well equipped Thomas Drug Store office with modern vision instruments.
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Cameron
Thomas Drug Store
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