Court House News Legal Property Transfers
Jery Sipula and Angelina Marak and others file property transfers. Names include Rutherford, Kretshmas, Hitt, Brock, Garcia, Soares, Reese, Ray, Barton, Taylor, Kubes Jr, Lesikar, Willingham, Morgan, and McClendon. Transactions cover acres in John Williams and Garnet surveys with values from 10 to 3700 dollars including numerous lots in multiple blocks and grants to Buffington Flores Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jery Sipula
Angelina Marak
Phillip Cecil Rutherford
Josephine Kretshmas
Dee Hitt
Barbara L. Brock
Santiago Garcia
Josefa Soares
Walter A. Reese
Louise Ray
Thomas J. Barton
Homer Sue Taylor
William T. Kubes ,Jr
Marguerite Mary Lesikar
William Jenkins Willingham, Jr
George W. Morgan
John Williams
Emma Lou McClendon
A. W. Buffington
Wm. Garnet
William F. Nelson
J. B. Newton
Paula Flores
D. A. Thompson
M. Cavil
J. W. Williams
Firecrackers Price List from The Hum Dinger Lls
A compact listing shows firecrackers priced at two for five cents and extra loud versions at five cents each. A double header pack is offered for fifteen cents.
Property transfers in Cameron and nearby towns listed
A long docket of real estate and oil and gas leases shows transfers in Cameron, Buckholts, Rockdale, Gause and surrounding areas. Conveyances involve dozens of lots, fractions and acres with prices including 60 to 1,750 dollars and one dollar nominal sums. Notable parties include Nancy Strawder, J W Williams, Mrs Mary Louise Hanker, Lorenzo Caffey, Battetown Baptist Church, Erskine McDermott, T E Burnette, Otto Meyer, Steve Salach, Albert West, Andrew Wm Brumbelow, F C Fahrendorf, Basal Moreman, M A Muse, and H L Green, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Strawder
J. W. Williams
Jose Leal
J. W. Raska
Mary Louise Hanker
Buckholts
W. R. Duncan
Lorenzo Caffey
J. J. Acosta
R. L. Batte
Battetown Baptist Church
Terrell Addition
City of Cameron
Erskine McDermott
T. E. Burnette
W. H. Clement
J. B. Burnett
T. F. Burnett
Otto Meyer
Steve Salach
Hood
City of Rockdale
Albert West
Alonzo Wilson
H. T. Coulter
Andrew Wm. Brumbelow
Douthett-Coulter
City of
Rockdale
F. C. Fahrendorf
Frank Mitchell
J. A. de- Pena
Gause
H. L. Green
Marshall FE
Weems
Martha Rogers
Cameron
M. L. Rowe
George A. Langenegger
Jesse Bailey
Bertha N. McGeorge
S. Woodward Cook
Wm. McGeorge, Jr
Leana M. Henderson
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. K. Marshall
Abner Whiteley Et Ax
Wm. Mitchell
H. E. Touchstone
New City Cemetery
Anna Niles
T. A. Hairstonet Ax
George Sessions Perry
H. G. Perry
Army confirms son Samuel Rudder Jr. dies as prisoner of war
Pvt Samuel D Rudder Jr died December 25 1942 while a prisoner of war of the Japanese government, according to a wire from E F Witsell acting adjutant general. Born October 6 1915 in Cameron he was a Yee High School graduate later living in Hearne and Corpus Christi. A sister Katherine Ruth works at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi. Lt Grady Rudder and wife Grady expected to reach Corpus Christi from California next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Rudder, Jr
E. F. Witsell
Army
Cameron
Sam, Jr
Yee
Hearne
Corpus Christi
Katherine Ruth
Naval Air Station
Grady Rudder
California
Cannibalism Report Emerges From Luzon Mountain Patrol
A U S patrol in the Sierra Madre reports evidence of cannibalism among isolated Japanese soldiers. Capt. Charles Yust says bodies were mutilated and one prisoner cried when given food. Troops faced hunger as supply drops failed due to cloud cover and rough terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Sierra Madre
Charles Yust
Batson
Texas
38Th Division
Yust
William E. Lobit
Galveston
Crime rises 8.4 percent in FBI year survey
The FBI reports an 8.4 percent rise in crime from January to July versus the previous year. Murder and non negligent homicide up 4.3 percent, rape 9, robbery 10, aggravated assault 11.3, burglary 7.9, larceny 4.6, auto theft 4.6. negligent manslaughter down 1.6. Greater-city six month comparison shows 46.2 percent jump in aggravated assault, 35.7 percent in rape, 14.5 percent in auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Nose-Gunner No More Skunk Becomes Bomber Mascot
Pratt Army Air Base adopts P. U. Flyaway a skunk nicknamed Nose-Gunner as mascot for a B 29 crew. The crew, led by Capt. John A Maksimiuk, values Flyaway who has 43 hours flying time and hopes to fly him into combat over Japan despite concerns about odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Pratt Army Air Base
P. U
P.U
Japan
John A. Maksimiuk
Timepiece Vanishes on Train Then Recovered by Call
Chicago psychiatrist Dr. David P. Bader reported his memorial watch missing after leaving a crowded streetcar. Six hours later John Kelly phoned to say he found the watch hanging from his coat button, the chain looped by a fraternity key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David P. Bader
John Kelly
Bader
Parma Radio Service and Modesty Proclamations
A fragmented ad and opinion snippets expose Parma Radio Service promising repair savings for any radio make. Other lines claim shifts in feminine modesty, warn against excessive worry, and note Congress in session while the U. S. leans slow to war but quick to exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma Radio Service
Quote on sacrifice of ten million men before surrender
The remark attributes to a speaker asserting that rape would claim ten million lives before surrender, illustrating a brutal wartime reference to morale and resistance. The source does not clearly identify who spoke the line.
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Advert sees claims of instant relief from bladder irritation due to acidic urine. Promotes kidney urine flow with a 16 herb blend and herbal ingredients. Encourages sending name and address for a free prepaid sample from Kilmer & Co. Stamford Connecticut. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department A. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Electric Kitchen Promise Sparks Reconversion Upswing
A promotional piece highlights peacetime manufacturing returning with electric appliances. Refrigerators sweepers ranges dishwashers laundry units garbage disposals coffee makers and toasters are showcased as essential parts of the Electric Kitchen. The program promises efficiency beauty and energy saving with affordable TP&L service and flexible installation. Just around the corner implies imminent availability.
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Congress
Jefferson B
Court House News
Simmer
Caperton’s
Cupte Dolls
Donald Duck
Hansford Berry
W. G. Ryan
Martha FE. Skinner
Martha Skinner
D. Mumford
H. F. Moore
David Mumford
Martha E. Skinner
M. Davilla
Willard
William Gray
Jonesboro
Tenn
Skunk
U. S
Antoine de Paris
Laszlo
New York
Texas Power & Light Company
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