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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

14

New Texas Highway Law Declared Equitable by Tax Official

Milam County Tax Collector Roy Law endorses the 1930 Texas highway law as equitable, outlining local revenue provisions, new speed limits, safety requirements, and a State Highway Patrol. He details license fees by weight, emphasizes December registrations, and offers mail service for plates with postage absorbed by his office.

Texas Roy Law Milam County Wood Rudents Highway Department

Forty Two Get Cans of Smoking Tobacco

The Herald offered 42 cans of Velvet smoking tobacco on a Friday morning. By 9:30 the last can was claimed by the 42 readers who brought in marked ads from 35 merchants. The promotion, run with Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Co, drew many applicants before Thanksgiving. The 42 named recipients include Ray Burke, Agnes Sutter, Tim Crawford, Arthur Zalesky, Amos Marek, Bill Storey, Cecilia Hibner, Lee Clore, Bassett Watson, Sam Cheeves, C. H. Clifton, and others.

The Herald 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 J. A. McKinney

Braun laid to rest in Temple in Thursday rites

W F Braun 73 pioneer Temple resident died Wednesday after hip fracture complications. Born March 17 1857 in Houston he helped with Hought Brothers before illness. Survived by wife two daughters and a son with three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm at Steel residence East Central Avenue interment Hillcrest cemetery.

W. F. Braun W. J. Braun Cameron Milano Temple Telegram William F. Braun van A. Steel Casper Braun Houston Texas Evangelical Lutheran Church 3Yaun Temple Hought Brothers Frank Adams W. Lee Braun Dudley Braun Shirley Adams L. R. Gregory First Evvangelical Church of Houston Grace Presbyterian Church 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. P. Harris Will T. Mayse

Kilian Family Spends Thanksgiving in Austin

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

M. N. Kilian Frances Hardigree Rebecca Curtis Hays Austin

Lions Plan Civic Banquet For 1929 Football Squad

Lions Club directors met at J. C. Martin’s home to finalize plans for a banquet honoring the 1929 football squad on Friday night December 13. They also arranged an annual meeting for January with invitations to women and discussed an old barn dance likely at the Country Club or a large barn in Cameron country, aiming for expanded civic programs after the holidays.

Lions Club J. C. Martin

Stanton Dossett In Talk 10 Club Here

Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard Stanton Dossett discuss a trip to the Holy Land. Dossett, who toured Palestine with the Armstrong party, described cities from Beirut to Jerusalem and showed Kodak pictures to add realism. The meeting was led by vice president Miss Lillian Atkinson.

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

Cameron to light streets for Christmas season

The City of Cameron with the Commercial Club and Lions Club approves an annual lighting display funded by public subscriptions and club cooperation. Lights will be extended to Santa Fe town with intensified displays in downtown and business districts.

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

New Cameron Drug Co. Stores Heavy Christmas Gift Stock

The New Cameron Drug Company advertises its Christmas goods as the largest stock in recent years. The store offers a wide selection of gifts with a promotional advertisement slated for readers this season.

New Cameron Drug Co Cameron Drug Company

Elmo Vaughn Stays In Cameron Dry Goods Business

Elmo Vaughn announces he will remain in Cameron in charge of the Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods Company. He has bought Lyons McCall’s interest and will operate under his own management with a policy of low prices and high value. Vaughn states he will stay in Cameron and continue offering the best merchandise at the lowest possible price.

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

Dusek Pharmacy Presents Broad Christmas Gift Line

Dusek Pharmacy in the shopping district features a large stock of Christmas gift goods with a standout display of the largest ecard selection yet and a big line of Whitman’s candies in holiday wrap.

Dusek Pharmacy The Herald Whitman’s

George A. Thomas and Sons Gift Stock Display

George A. Thomas and Sons drug store shows a large gift stock, with a broad selection from top markets. Highlights include silver and glassware and odd pieces, plus a widely celebrated candy line offered this year.

George A. Thomas and Sons Drug Store

Turner Gift Shop Opens at Auditorium Hotel

The Turner Gift Shop opens in the Auditorium Hotel building formerly Max Collins. It began with a Saturday bargain event and features gift items and paintings by Mrs A N Green. Christmas shoppers will find a variety of gifts available.

Turner Auditorium Hotel Max Collins A. N. Green

Red Cross Roll Call To Be Closed Soon

Royal P. Jeter, director, announced the annual Red Cross Roll Call for Milam county would extend final reports to Monday, December 9. Rural schools remaining unreported will complete the drive, reaching every home in the county.

Red Cross Royal P. Jeter Milam County Jeter

Christmas Seal Drive Sails From Cameron Stores

The campaign for Christmas tubercular seals is underway with about one thousand mailers sent across the county hoping to raise at least 500 dollars. Seals are sold at Cameron locations including the County School Superintendent’s office in the Court House Schiller Drug Co Herald Publishing Co Enterprise offices and Community Gas Co. Additional stamps may be bought at these sites. Countywide school drives start 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 arranging a community banquet for the 1929 Yeomen football team and coach L Perkins on Friday night December 13. Dr James Watson chairing the entertainment committee, tickets on sale to non members, luncheon skipped December 24 due to Christmas Eve, East Texas Chamber of Commerce to be featured.

Yeomen Cameron Lions Club James Watson Lions Club L. van Perkins Martin John C. Young Holland Eaat Texas Chamber of Commerce East Texax

Ben Arnold Pioneer A E McClendon Buried

A E McClendon 63 longtime Ben Arnold resident died of a heart attack likely during the night of December 2 3. Funeral services were held December 4 at 5 30 PM at Ben Arnold Methodist Church with Rev Moon and Coleman Eplen directing burial in Ben Arnold Cemetery. He left a widow five children and was an uncle of Mrs Edwin York Cameron. Pallbearers included W A Sproull O A Boecker Noel Yardley Frank Sherrill A W Rettig Adolpha Henderson. He was a Mason and his rites were observed.

A. BE. McClendon Ben Arnold Rev. Moon Ben Arnold Methodist Church Coleman-Eplen Cameron McClendon Caampers County Alabama Edwin York W. A. Sproull O A. Boecker Noel Yardley Frank Sherrill A. W. Rettig Adolpha Henderson Masonic Lodge Herald

Fatal Knife Wounding in Bell County Courthouse Case

Frank Sheppard died from a left breast knife wound after a Sunday quarrel with Edward Nellums in Cameron Bell County. Nellums surrendered to the sheriff, posted $1250 bond, and seeks self defense while a preliminary examining trial was held before Judge Ralston.

Rank Sheppard Edward Nelluma Justice Court Sheppard Nellums Cameron Bell County Rogers

Legion Holds Monthly Meeting With Strong Attendance

The American Legion conducted its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night with large attendance of ex service men. Post Commander J. D. Baskin announced new programs and monthly meetings. Sandwiches and refreshments were served. Baskin reported on the Austin region meeting and the National membership program. Mise Poldine Rylander spoke briefly and the gathering adjourned. The next meeting will be in January.

American Legion J. D. Baskin Mgr. Baskin the Legion Austin National Department Mise Poldine Rylander

Elders Replaced at Presbyterian Church Meeting

W. G. Gillis and John B. McLane were re elected to the board of Elders after a church meeting called by the Presbytery Commission. The Commission installed them and restored the church and affairs to the Elders, while the full board had been suspended amid a dispute over Rev. H. G. Kenney. Kenney now serves in the Congregational ministry in Lubbock.

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

Also Mentioned on This Page

WF Braun Pioneer Temple Lion TALK Business Women OF Holy Lands Cameron Streets Elmo Vaughn Tuys Out McCall Bie A. Thomas Eve AE. McClendon Frank Sheppard Edward Nellums Legion Presbyterian Congregational
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