Court House Deeds and New Auto Registrations Noted
Property transfers listed include August Becker to O F Weise for 2 acres and 459 dollars. Samuel L Jones to J B Carmichael for 34 acres. J A Bishop to W A Gallion for 1 acre at 400 dollars. First National Bank to Mrs L V Terry for 109 acres. plus several other transactions with varying acreages and prices. Auto registrations record J H McNeil Jones Prairie Plymouth De Lux Coupe Antone Mikula Cameron Master Chevrolet Town Sedan Hefley Stedman Cameron Ford Tudor John T Barton Cameron Chevrolet Pickup.
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August Becker
O. F. Weise
Samuel L. Jones
J. B. Carmichael
J. A. Bishop Et al
W. A. Gallion
William Mitchell
City of
Rockadle
First National Bank
Cameron
L. V. Terry
W. H. Kirk
T. J. Kirk
William Moore
J. H. McNeil
Jones Prairie
Antone Mikula
Hefley-Stedman Motor Co
John T. Barton
Chevrolet
Milam County Cotton Ginned in 1937 Crop Totals
Census data show 42 146 bales ginned in Milam County before November 14 1937 versus 25 027 bales by the same date in 1936 crop. Special Agent Ray O'Neil and John Martin return home for Thanksgiving before resuming studies at Rice University.
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Milam
Ray O'Neil
Ownership Statement for The Cameron Herald 1937
Notarized declaration lists publisher editor and business managers as J. B. White of Cameron Texas. Owners named include J. B. White Robert McLane Co A J Triggs W O Triggs H M Hefley F C Fahrendorf Judd G Davis Robert McLane J T Parma all of Cameron Texas with the document sworn November 29 1937 before Notary William Sells.
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Cameron Herald
Cameron
Texas
State of Texas
Milam
J. B. White
Robert McLane Co
A. J. Triggs
W. O. Triggs
H. M. Hefley
F. C. Fahrendorf
Judd G. Davis
Robert McLane
J. T. Parma
Cameron, Texas
Cardui Promises Relief for Women Across Many Cases
Thousands of women report Cardui eases monthly suffering including cramps nagging pains and jangled nerves. The remedy may be used at home with instructions and is available at drugstores alongside physician treatment.
Cole Resigns From Parole Board in Milam County
Governor James V. Allred accepted the resignation of Hon. E. C. Cole of Camerom as Chairman of the Milam County Parole Board and named Hon. John E. Cooke of Rockdale Temporary Chairman. The governor praised Cole’s service and noted board autonomy. Ralph McLerran, student at A and M, spent holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Archie McLerran.
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Cole
Milam County
Austin
Texas
James V. Allred
E. C. Cole
Camerom
Milam County Parole Board
John E. Cooke
Rockdale
Ralph McLerran
Mrs
Archie McLerran
Giles Arriett to Try for Rhodes Scholarship
Giles Arriett of Austin and four other Texas students were named as Rhodes scholarship candidates submitted by the University of Texas. Arriett, a UT senior majoring in economics with a business administration minor, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and holds roles in Phi Eta Sigma Beta Alpha Psi and campus religious groups. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Arriett of Austin.
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Rhodes
University of Oxford
Henry Trantham
Giles Avriett
Austin
Cameron
University of Texas
Avriett
G. L. Avriett
Phi Beta Kappa
Arts and Sciences
Yee High Students Enter University Phi Beta Kappa Elected
Yee High School graduates become university students with Arriett and Roy Baskin Jr named Phi Beta Kappa. Ernie Sharpe completes the trio in the recognition.
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Yee High School
University
Arriett
Roy Baskin, Jr
Ernie Sharpe
Tooth Decay Dangers and Wildlife Surplus in Government Sale
The article explains tooth pulp and decay leading to infection, nerve death, and abscess risk, stressing cleaning and dental supervision to save teeth. It then notes wildlife gains from game laws and a government sale of about 300 buffaloes at $60 each, delivered or fenced at preserves.
Buffalo Herd Reductions Return Due To Grazing Limits
Historic fear of buffalo extinction fades after government action but recent grazing shortages in preserves force reduced buffalo herds again. The piece notes General Sheridan once estimated eleven million buffalo post Civil War, dropping to about eleven hundred decades later, and now faces new declines due to land limits.
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Sheridan
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