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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

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New Texas Highway Law Assessed as Equitable by County Official

Milam County Tax Collector Roy Law endorses the 1930 Texas Highway Law as fair and beneficial. He notes lower overall motor fees up to 50,000 dollars stay in county for road improvements, with half beyond that up to 250,000. The plan includes adjusted speed limits, new weight based fees, a State Highway Patrol, and mail-in registration options with free return of plates.

Texas Roy Law Milam County Gove Highway Department

Forty Two Get Cans of Smoking Tobacco

The Herald offered 42 cans of Velvet smoking tobacco Friday morning last week. By 9:30 a.m. the last can was claimed by readers who marked advertisements and brought in copies. First 42 entrants with the misspelled 8 word ads received a can, in cooperation with Liggett and Myers. The list includes Ray Burke, W. J. Sutter, Agnes Sutter, Tim Crawford, Arthur Zalesky, and others.

The Herald Mae Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Company Ray Burke W. J. Sutter Agnes Sutter Tim Crawford Arthur Zalesky Amos Marek Bill Storey Cecilia Hibner Lee R. Clore Bassett Watson Sam Cheeves C. H. Clifton Wm. Blumenthal Howard Edminston Bobby Casey J. L. Browning John T. Olson Henry Helpert Helen Dierr Ed L. Krenek H. C. Keith J. N. McLone and J. A. McKinney

W F Braun Dies at 73 in Temple Funeral Thursday

W F Braun 73 pioner resident of Temple died Wednesday at his daughter's home 514 East Central Avenue after hip fracture and years of ill health. He was born March 17 1857 in Houston to Rev Casyper Braun founder of Houston's first Evangelical Lutheran church. Survived by two daughters Mrs Van A Steel and Mrs Frank Adams of Temple a son W Lee Braun of Milano and three grandchildren. Funeral 3 p m Thursday at the Steel residence conducted by Rev T Edgar Neal with interment Hillcrest cemetery.

W. F. Braun W. L Braun Cameron Milano Temple Telegram William F. Braun Pione Dent van A. Steel East Porgy the ‘ Avenue Casyper Braun Houston Texas Evangelical Lutheran Church Tyaun Temple Hought Brothers Frank Adams W. Lee Braun Dudley Braun Shirley Adams L. R. Gregory First Evangelical Church of Grace Presbyterian Church Steel East Central Avenue T. Edgar Neal First Methodist Church Hillcrest Cemetery John Houghton Hugh Moore Charlie Land Emry Nichols Luke Clark F. £. Lowry Ben George A. Y. Harris Will T. Mayse

Kilian Family Visited Austin During Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs M N Kilian and daughter Frances Rev and Mrs Hardigree and daughter Rebecca and Mr Curtis Hays spent Thanksgiving in Austin with Mrs Kilian's sister Mrs Grimer.

M. N. Kilian Frances Hardigree Rebecca Curtis Hays Austin

Lions Directors Plan Civic Program and Banquet

Lions Club directors met at J. C. Martins home to discuss plans for a December 13 banquet to honor ten dered 1929 football squad members. They also outlined an January annual meeting with women invited and a barn dance style entertainment at the Country Club or a large barn, aiming for broader civic activities after the holidays in Cameron.

Lions Club J. C. Martin

Stanton Dossett in Talk 10 Club Here

Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard Stanton Dossett speak on the Holy Land at their Tuesday evening meeting. Dossett, who traveled with the Armstrong party, described Jerusalem Bierut Joppa and showed photos.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Stanton Dossett Meta McCown Holy Land McCown Mr. Dossett Land Palestine Armstrong Bierut Jerusalem Joppa Dossett Gladys Watson Lillian Atkinson United Charities Lottie Bigbee Rose Rischar R. G Lyons

Cameron to Light Streets for Christmas This Year

The City of Cameron in cooperation with the Commercial Club and the Lions Club votes an appropriation to light Cameron streets for the holiday season. Santa Fe town joins the effort making a broader two-section display. The plan includes an intensified display with public subscriptions funding the program and Texas Power and Light installing many Christmas trees downtown.

Cameron Commercial Club Lions Club Wm.Cobb Santa Fe Texas Power & Light Company

New Cameron Drug Co Big Christmas Gift Stock

The New Cameron Drug Company advertises a large array of Christmas goods. The store boasts the season’s widest stock with attractive gift selections and special ads of interest to buyers this season.

New Cameron Drug Co Cameron Drug Company

Elmo Vaughn to Remain in Cameron Store

Elmo Vaughn will continue in business in Cameron after purchasing Lyons McCall’s interest in the Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods Company. He vows to keep his policy of low prices and provide the best possible merchandise at the lowest price, confirming he will stay in Cameron.

Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods Company Cameron The Herald Vaughn Lyons McCall Mr. Vaughn

Dusek Pharmacy Promotes Christmas Gift Line

Dusek Pharmacy in the shopping district showcases a large stock of Christmas gift goods including the largest selection of Christmas ecards seen by the store and a wide line of Whitman’s candies in holiday wrappings.

Dusek Pharmacy The Herald

George A. Thomas Store Showcases Wide Gift Stock

The George A. Thomas and Sons drug store displays a large gift selection with top goods from market sources. Notable offerings include silver and glassware and odd pieces, with a celebrated candy line also on sale.

George A.thomas and Sons Drug Store

Turner Gift Shop Opens in Auditorium Hotel Building

The Turner Gift Shop opens in the Auditorium Hotel building formerly occupied by Max Collings. The Saturday opening features bargains and an attractive display of gift goods. Paintings by Mrs. N. Green are exhibited, appealing to Christmas shoppers seeking gifts.

Turner Auditorium Hotel Max Collings

Red Cross Roll Call Extension Announced for Milam County

Royal P. Jeter, director, announces the Red Cross Roll Call reports extended to Monday December 9. Rural schools lag in reporting. enrollment reached every home this year, and Jeter urges all schools to submit final reports by next Monday.

Royal P. Jeter Red Cross Milam County Jeter

Down Town Booths For Christmas Seal Sales In Cameron

The Christmas seal fundraising drive proceeds with a mail plan. About a thousand letters were sent to county residents in hopes of selling at least 500 dollars worth of seals. Seals are available at the County School Superintendent’s office, Schiller Drug Co, the Herald Publishing Co, the Enterprise, and the Community Gas Company office in Cameron. The school drive across the county starts Monday December 9.

Cameron Court House Schiller Drug Co Herald Publishing Company The Enterprise Community Gas Company

Banquet Planned for Yeomen Football Men

Cameron Lions Club arranges a December 18 banquet to honor the 1929 Yeomen football team and coach L Van Perkins. Dr James Watson chairs the entertainment committee as plans proceed, with tickets available to nonmembers. club directors meet Thursday to finalize details.

Cameron Lions Club James Watson Lions Club L. van Perkins Othe Tite By Myame Christia

Ben Arnold Pioneer A. E. McClendon Buried

A. E. McClendon 63 a longtime Ben Arnold resident died December 8 of a heart attack. Funeral services were held December 9 at 3 30 pm at Ben Arnold Methodist with Rev Moon and Coleman Epton directing. Interment followed in Gen Arnold cemetery. He was born in Chambers County Alabama and lived in Ben Arnold since 1902. Survived by his widow and four children. He was uncle to Edwin York of Cameron. Pallbearers listed and Masonic Lodge rites observed. The Herald offers sympathy to the family.

A. BE. McClendon Pioneer Reident Ben Arnold U Ual Mude Rev. Moon Ben Arnold Methodist Church Coleman-Epton Cameron Gen Arnald Cemetery McClendon Champers County Alabama Edwin York W. A. Spraull O A. Boecker Noel Yardley Frank Sherrill A. W. Rettig Adolphus Henderson Masonic Lodge Herald

Fatal Knife Wound Ends Life of Frank Sheppard in 1929

Frank Sheppard negro died after a knife wound to the left breast severed an artery during a Sunday altercation in Cameron. Edward Nellums negro was admitted to bail in the amount of 1250 after an examining trial before Judge J. M. Ralston. Nellums surrendered to Sheriff L. L. Blaylock at the county jail and expects to plead self defense. The quarrel arose over a board bill. witnesses said they fought but saw no knife. Nellums later produced two knives to the sheriff, claiming one was taken from the dead man. Sheppard had recently moved from Cameron to Bell county and returned to Cameron to recover personal effects.

Frank Sheppard Edward Nellums Justice Court J. M. Ralston Sheppard Nellums L. L. Blaylock Cameron Bell County Rogers

Legion Holds Regular Meeting With Large Attendance

The American Legion conducted its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night with many ex servicemen present. Post Commander J D Packin announced new monthly programs and refreshments were served. Baskin reported on the Austin regional Legion meeting and the National department membership plan. Miss Foldine Rylander offered a note and the meeting concluded with an arrangement for the next gathering in Tan u.

American Legion J. D. Packin Myr. Baskin the Legion Austin National Department Foldine Rylander Therriange Tanu

Elders Re-Elected At Clifton Presbyterian Meeting

W O elders Gillis and McLane were re elected to Clifton Presbyterian church board after a presbytery commission restored church governance. The session suspended recently over pastor H G Kenney dispute and later placed church affairs under a commission. Next steps include calling a pastor with presbytery sanction. Both re elected elders previously served on the old board.

W. G. Gillis John B. McLane Presbyterian Church Presbytery Clifton H. G. Kenney Kenney Congregational Church Lubbock Gillis McLane Board of Elders

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Braun Thusrday Pioneer Temple Lion TALK Business Women OF Holy Lands Cameron Streets Lmo Vaughn Tuys Out McCall Bie Geo. A. Thomas Eve Martin Fee Des John C. Young Holland East Texas AE McClendon BFW Arnold Pionerer Legion Presbyterians Presbyterian Congregational Meeting
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