Yeomen Clash With Fredericksburg In Bi-District Clash
Cameron hosts Fredericksburg for the Bi-District title Friday night after the committee named Fredericksburg district champion. Home and home rules push the game to Cameron due to a 1946 visit and district win by Cameron. Injuries to Beale Provasek Moseley update team readiness as coach Leo Jackson plans the lineup.
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Cameron
Fredricksburg
Llane
Burnet
Hill Billies
W. T. Hanes
San Antonio
Texas State Teachers Association
Daily Herald
Llano
Hanes
Fredricksburg Standard
The
Herald
Standard
Leo Jackson
Temple
Waco
Temple Telegram
Howard Beale
Denson Provasek
John David Moseley
Gatesville
Provasek
Beale
Moseley
Jackson
Yeomen Face Hillbillies In Close Bi-District Clash
Fredericksburg and Cameron meet in a Bi District football opener with nearly equal weights. Hillbillies hold a 30 pound backfield edge and key linemen Frantzen and Bernhardt lead, while Cameron remembers last year’s bruising battle and notes Bob Wilkerson is sidelines hurt. Starting lineups are listed.
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Hillbillies
Fredericksburg
Yeomen
Frantzen
Bernhardt
Cameron
Jimmy Hauk
Lawrence Michalka
Matt
Bob Wilkerson
Killeen
Grain export quotas rise slightly for December
The Department of Agriculture sets December exports at 871,806 long tons or 32,669,000 bushels of wheat flour barley oats and grain sorghums, up from November's 788,800 long tons or 29,514,000 bushels.
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Te Department of Agriculture
First Methodist Church completes six week study course
A six week study course concluded at First Methodist Church with Mrs. Will Triggs as instructor guiding participants through the program.
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First Methodist Church
Will Triggs
More Light for Cameron Streets Improves Lamps
The Cameron business district will gain brighter streets as a more powerful lighting system is installed. Henry M. Liebman of Texas Power & Light says the full system should be ready by next week with some lights already in operation. Cable has been laid around the courthouse square for new standards.
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Cameron
Henry M. Liebman
Texas Power & Light Company
Court House Square
Court House
Freezing Weather Heads Toward North Texas Front
A cold front may stall near north central Texas by Wednesday night with a potential drop in temperatures. Cold air has entered Texas and Oklahoma from New Mexico and the western Rockies. Snow is expected in northern areas with rain across a wide stretch as conditions shift late week toward Cameron area.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rockies
North Plains
Cameron
Cue Baird Buried in Locklin Cemetery After Death
Cue Baird 48 of Route 3 Rockdale died Monday November 24 1947 at St Edwards Hospital. Born February 22 1900 in Lilac he married Alpha Rutherford in 1923. Survived by widow three sons five sisters a brother and one grandson. Services at Thorndale Baptist Church conducted by Rev Oscar J Morgan. Burial in Locklin Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Cue Baird
Rockdale
St. Edwards Hospital
Mr. Baird
Lilac
Alpha Rutherford
Thorndale
Vaughan Baird
Vernon Lee Baird
Fred Bartlett
Gerald Bray
Taylor
John Hyde
Lockhart
A. W. Locklin
Claude McCoy
J. L. Baird
Gause
Dennis Carroll Baird
Condra
Thorndale Baptist Church
Oscar J. Morgan
Locklin Cemetery
Collier Pearson
Wm. Pearson
W. T. Pearson, Jr
Murrell Locklin
Doyle McCoy
Ernest Rutherford, Jr
Attendees Listed For Federal Court in Waco
Will Vaughan W C Moody Dan Gunn Gib Terry Sheriff Carl C Black John B Henderson Penn Wolf Frank Walzel Thomas Raymond J C Martin attend federal court in Waco Also E A Camp and Emory B Camp were in attendance Monday looking after litigants.
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Waco
Will Vaughan
W. C. Moody
Dan Gunn
Gib Terry
Carl C. Black
John B. Henderson
Penn Wolf
Frank Walzel
Thomas Raymond
J. C. Martin
E. A. Camp
Emory B. Camp
Milam County Farms Vote in AAA Election on Dec 9
Machinery moves to elect AAA farm committee men in Milam County with ballots mailed to operators and landlords. Voting by December 8 or by ballot return. polling places listed across Ben Arnold to Cameron. The effort aims to boost farm programs and road improvements, with local groups forming the Norman Valley Road Association to push for a paved road through Sharp Duncan Lilac Friendship areas.
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AAA
Milam County
W. A. Atkinson
Atkinson
Ben Arnold
Clarkson
Baileyville
Clarkson School House
Jones Prairie
Maysfield
Branchville
Pleasant Hill
Thorndale
Sharp, Davilla
Sharp Dittmar
Buckholts
Corinth
Sandy Ridge
Criswell
Yarrellton
Cameron
Salem
Minerva
Marlow
Cameron Court House
Norman Valley Road Association
Nelson Davis
C. F. Bell
Otto Kelm
Mr. Dimaline
Hicks Garner
Charlie Duncan
Vel Nemic
Graham Looney
Angell
Sharp High School
Commissioners Court
Chambers of Commerce
Herald
George Triggs
Sharp, Duncan, Lilac
Friendship
Albert Collins Named President of Students
From the 1892 class alumni gathered for the annual homecoming. Albert Collins, graduate, chosen President for the coming year with Narvie Caperton as Vice President Mable Jeter as Secretary Catherine Monroe as Treasurer and L H Kidd attending. The reunion, planned for October 1948, will include a Friday night program and a football game. About 156 dollars net from the event will fund a memorial plaque to the war dead to be hung at the school.
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Hilliard Thomas
Chicago
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Pearl Clement
Cameron
Thomas
Albert Collins
Narvie Caperton
Mable Jeter
Catherine Monroe
L. H. Kidd
San Marcos
Yee
Cameron Homecoming Attendance Noted by San Antonio Visitor
Albert Green of San Antonio visited relatives here and attended Cameron High School’s homecoming last week.
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Albert Green
San Antonio
Cameron High School
Texas Press Association Opens Dallas Offices in Baker Hotel
The Texas Press Association will base its Dallas central offices at the Baker Hotel as part of its expansion. Paul Fulks, TPA president, announced the arrangement, with Vernon T. Sanford, formerly Oklahoma Press Association secretary-manager, taking over as Dallas office manager on Monday. The TPA central offices will serve 696 daily and weekly Texas newspapers.
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Texas Press Assn
Dallas
Baker Hotel
Texas Press Association
Paul Fulks
TPA
Wolfe City Sun
Vernon T. Sanford
Oklahoma Press Association
Texas Association
Texas
Austin man visits Cameron Monday
W. R. Fitzwilliams of Austin spent Monday visiting Cameron, according to local society notes. He was seen in town during the day and called on several residents before departing.
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W. R. Fitzwilliams of
Austin
Cameron
Construction Totals Show Big Year Here
November permits totaled 20862 dollars, disclosed by city secretary W H Stafford. The Herald notes November was one of the biggest months of the year with most permits for home construction and repairs. The 1947 outlook shows substantial growth in homes and business property, aided by a new permit law providing an efficient tabular system.
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W. H. Stafford
Stafford
the Herald
Cub Plane Wrecked Near Hanover Sunday
A cub plane believed to have flown from the Bryan airport was wrecked near Hanover on Sunday. The plane made a forced landing on the roadway, a wing was torn off and the propeller broken. A small tree was broken by the impact and the pilot escaped injury.
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Bryan
Hanover
Frank B. Fisher
Wilkerson Hurt In Yeomen Practice
Bob Wilkerson, right end for the Yeomen, was badly hurt in a Monday practice at Yeomen Field. He was taken to a hospital with a potentially recoverable left arm injury. The coaching staff planned strenuous drills ahead of Friday’s game with Fredericksburg.
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Bob Wilkerson
Yeomen Field
Yeomen
Leo Jackson
Wilkerson
Fredericksburg
Negro Held On Charge Drunk Driving May Be Second Offense
Claude Benson, a negro, is under arrest and charged with driving while intoxicated. Officers indicate he will be charged as a second offender, based on information that he was recently convicted in Dallas county. A second DWI conviction may bring 1 to 5 years in the penitentiary. a first offense is usually a misdemeanor with fine or jail. The 1941 Legislature allowed prison terms for second offenders.
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Claude Benson
Dallas
Grabein Home From Hospital Welcomes Visitors
R G Grabein Cameron auto dealer and owner of Grabein Chevrolet Company has returned from Scott and White Hospital in Temple. He enjoyed Thanksgiving at home and, while improved, will stay there for some time inviting friends to visit as he can now have company.
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R. G. Grabein
Cameron Auto
Grabein Chevrolet Company
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Mr. Grabein
Thanksgiving Guests At Frank Shaffer Home
Earl Angell and family Miss Vera Fisher and her father W O Fisher Miss Earline Angell and Mr and Mrs McLure Mr and Mrs Johnnie Doss of Freeport spent Thanksgiving in the Frank Shaffer home.
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Earl Angell
Vera Fisher
W. O. Fisher
Earline Angell
McLure
Johnnie Doss
Freeport
Frank Shaffer
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