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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
11
Court House notices record numerous marriage licenses including Willis McKinney and Gladys Adame and others in the area. The section also lists property transfers such as V. A. Rubecca et ux to Mrs. Tillie Grigg and multiple Cameron Davilla Buckholts deeds with prices and tract sizes.
A quirky note mentions cedars and spruces growing in a small flat setting with playful misspellings and hints of an imagined Christmas tree yet to be made. The tone evokes light whimsy about trees and holiday ideas.
The piece explains that Santa Claus derived from St. Nicholas via Teutonic use among children and crossed to America. It notes questions about the route he took and mentions changes in his appearance and even trading his gray horse for a reindeer.
Mary and Bob mend their quarrel during Christmas after a bitter row over a bright tie. Mary learns the tie was sent by her mother, not Bob, and she realizes Bob’s sincere apology. They reconcile, and Mary declares they will be married this Christmas.
Miss Minnie Lamkin spends the week in Rockdale with Mrs. Ross Posey. Dozens of relatives and neighbors visit, including E. H. Walston in Fort Worth and the Pratt, Whittaker, Henry, and Lamkin families. Inez Lake recovers from illness, and a funeral for Bart Matthews is noted with sympathy extended.
Community mourns the death of Pr. PD. FE. Monroe and offers sympathy to his family. Thanksgiving visits noted for Mr. and Mrs. Austin Childers and children at Crockett with relatives. Jesse Chignman and others referenced in holiday period, with incomplete lines and names.
A bold tire ad touts balanced performance with strong back-up traction matching its go-ahead grip urging customers to visit for a live demonstration and purchase confidence.
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