Better Relations Urged by Mexican Consul in Speech
Mexican Consul C. A. Casarin urged harmony between the U S and Mexico in Cameron on Sunday. He called for sympathy and cooperation, stressing loyalty to the United States while addressing local officials and Mexican nationals. The event drew representatives from nearby counties and marked one of Cameron’s largest Mexican demonstrations.
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United States
Mexico
Sr. C. A. Casarin
San Antonio
Court House
Honorifico Club
Blue Cross
Commercial Club
J. R. Hays
W. B. Skelton
Hilly Stedman
W. Bradburry
Welsome
Hearrell
Beaval
Rafaela Daniel de Gonzales
Cameron
Luis Gonzales
Maximo Cortez
Estanislao Villanueva
Skelton Rejoins Auto Industry With Daugherty Motor Co
W B Skelton retired as Milam County Produce manager but now accepts a position with Daugherty Motor Company and will start immediately. He previously served as secretary treasurer of Daugherty Motor Company in 1920 21 and is secretary of the Cameron Commercial Club. His friends welcome his return to the auto business.
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W. B. Skelton
Milam County Produce Company
Daugherty Motor Company
Skelton
Daugherty Motorcomy
Chevrolet
Cameron Commercial Club
Mrs W Taber Pioneer Resident Buried Here
Mrs W C Taber longtime Cameron resident and Milam county pioneer died at her daughter’s home in Austin on November 27 1923. She was buried in Oak Hill Cameron beside her husband W C Taber on November 28. She leaves two children Mrs W Ponder of Sweetwater and Mrs Arthur W Taber of Austin who attended the funeral. Local friends mourn the loss of a Christian mother and pioneer.
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W. C. Taber
Cameron
Milam County
Arthur W. Taber
Austin
Oak Hill
Taber
Russell C. White
The
Baptist Church
Ira F. Key
Methodist Church
Herald
Odd Fellows Roll Call Held Tonight in Cameron
The Odd Fellows lodge in Cameron will conduct its annual roll call tonight in the lodge room. Secretary Jim F. Chadwick has mailed invitations to all members and requests each member to be present to answer when their name is called.
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Odd Fellows
Cameron
Jim F. Chadwick
Oo. Ei Crittendon
Milam Lodge
Knights of Pythias
R. E. Sharpe
O. W. Crittenden
W. G. Gillis
J. R. Justin
W. Fred Henry
K. R
C. B. Triges
A. Ww
W. Oe
M. P. Adams
L. Tucker
M. G. Cox
Fred Henry
Lodge
Order
Jeff T. Kemp
Cc. D. Lay
Pry jack shrimp, White tuna fish, sockeye calmon
Giles I Avriett is named in a readable fragment listing seafood items and a person’s name. The text reads like a pantry or market notation with mixed catch types and a proper noun. Further context is not provided.
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Pry
Giles i. Avriett
Cameron Commission Form Motion At Club Meeting
Proponents of the commission form of government in Cameron plan to discuss the issue at the Commercial Club meeting tomorrow night. A club committee recommended February elect ion to adopt the commission form ahead of February primaries.
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Cameron
Commercial Club
Friends of the Movement
Knights of Columbus to Organize in Cameron
A council of the Knights of Columbus will be organized in Cameron on Sunday December 11. Delegates from surrounding towns will attend with an all day program and a banquet in the evening. Mayor U S Mearrell will welcome visitors as Cameron volunteers finalize plans.
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Knights of Columus
Cameron
U.S. Mearrell
Knights In
Election to Reduce Tax Rate Fails at Ad Hall
The ballot to cut the tax rate from 50 cents to 25 cents was defeated at Ad Hall last week. The tax rate remains at 50 cents as proponents failed to gain passage.
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Ad Hall
Ferndell Olives Featured in Stock Selection
Ferndell plain and pimento stuffed olives highlighted in stock list by Giles L. Avriett.
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Giles L. Avriett
Retail Merchants Association Organized in Cameron
A Cameron Commercial Club meeting approved forming a Retail Merchants Association in Cameron. J W Coleman was elected chairman. Members from multiple firms subscribed, with Finbert McLane as president and W B Skelton secretary. Committees were named to raise funds and plan the refinery site, while talks highlighted benefits of such an association.
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Cameron
Commercial Club
J. W. Coleman
Finbert McLane
W. W. Chambers
B. F. Bonde
W. B. Skelton
H. M. Hefley
One. E. Mangum
Geo. Graves
J. B. White
W. G. Gillis
R. H. Mcintosh
S. A. Cottle
W. O. Triggs
Giles L. Arriett
J. T. Parma
Marshal Foch
Hillen
Retail Merchant's Association of Texas
Retail Merchant’s Association
National Education Week Focuses on School Improvement
A letter urges national Education Week to revive public interest in schools, promote efficient teachers, and train students as capable citizens. It advocates practical curricula including agriculture, banking, salesmanship, domestic arts and science, and stresses the need to reach all social classes.
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America
Ional
Isabelle Messimer
Schools and Social Efficiency in Public Education
Reflects on the public school system's role in broadening minds and improving social outcomes. Stresses the value of education for individual and civic progress within the community.
Central Produce Company Buys Milam County Firm
The Central Produce Company of Cameron has purchased the Milam County Produce Company. Milam County formed recently and began in October, owned by F. A. Green and managed by W. B. Skelton until retirement. M. N. Peter, Cameron Central manager, acquired the property for Central. The deal makes Central the area’s only large wholesale produce business, buying and shipping car lots. Central has operated in Cameron since 1920 and recently bought over $18,000 in pecans from county farmers.
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Central Produce Company
Milam County Produce Company
Cameron
F. A. Green
W. B. Skelton
M. N. Peter
Minerva Refinery Under Construction Near Cameron
Owens Refinery Company of Cameron advances building at Minerva with about 100 workers, offices opened in Cameron, and plans to start crude oil operation by January 1922. John H. Edwards appointed auditor and W A Jones to supervise. former Chickasaw staff join the project as tanks rise and foundations form. Weather delays pipe-laying. storage tanks being built by Serio Company of Ardmore.
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Minerva
Owens Refinery Company
Cameron
John S. Owens
Ardmore
First National Bank
Mr. Owens
John H. Edwards
W. A. Jones
Owens
Chickasaw
Serio Company
Ardomre
baMteredine
Loe
Tha Ries
Sande
McCamey Bradstrest
Baggett
Henry
Lee Drilling Company No
Neihous
Cameron Holiday Goods Display Invites Early Shopping
This notice touts Cameron as a Christmas shopping center with a wide, varied holiday stock. It promises practical and economical gifts, inviting shoppers to see Cameron's holiday goods first and take advantage of numerous buying opportunities and inducements.
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Cameron
Dare Devil Miller Starred In Cameron Trades Day Drag
A Cameron Trades Day crowd estimated at 2000 to 2600 watched Dare Devil Miller perform the drag of death and other stunts. Miller was hoisted by his feet to the courthouse dome and drawn half a mile in a Buick roadster, reaching 60 mph. Joe Kirk won a goat-roping contest near the Santa Fe depot in 17 seconds.
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Devil” Miller
J. KR. Hays
A.B. Schiller
Cameron Motor Company
Dare Devil
Joe Batla
B.greenway
Cihanrt
Miller
San Francisco
York
Santa Fe
Joe Kirk
Lyceum Play Postponed as Cast Fails to Arrive
The Taming of the Shrew planned for the Woe high school auditorium was postponed after players failed to reach the city. The event date will be announced later once headquarters provides information.
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Annekred
Wells Hold Steady as New Drilling Planned at Moody
Drilling continues at around 700 feet with all wells maintaining output. The Fogel well averages 22 barrels daily, while Kemp and Hefler plan to begin on their No. 1 Moody next week to drill deeper into the formations.
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Fogel
Kemp and Hefler
Moody
Fire Destroys Sheds at Power Plant
A Monday blaze at the power plant damaged several sheds after grass burning on the lot by an employee. The loss runs to several hundred dollars and is fully insured.
Presbyterial Laymen to Speak at Temple Mission
Visiting laymen from the First Presbyterian Church of Temple will join the Sunday morning service to address the congregation. Pastor A. R. McFadyen invites all to hear the laymen speak.
Sunday Church Services at First Baptist Church
Sunday school begins 9 45 visitors welcome. Morning worship 11 00 and evening service 7 06. Topic for evening service Will Your Belief Alter the Teaching of the Bible.
Milk yon bran shorts sist Baca mais Giles Avriett
Fragmentary text lists names Baca Giles Avriett with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a ledger or roster item but provides no action or event to describe. Further content needed to establish a clear news item.
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Bacamais
Giles L. Avriett
County School Trustees Auction Sale Of Building
The county board of trustees discussed the sale of a 2405 square building to be used for community purposes. Transfers included Houston to Marek and Tomasek to Buckholts among others. Appointments were made for trustee positions in Shanon and Hartis.
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County School Trusters Autevrial
County Board of Trustees
Camertinix
Frusiges
Wy. A. Morrison
Anieran
J. Wallace
Yarrelton
J. W.kerry
Feockduie
H. Thomason
Sharpe
Houston
Marek
Jess
Rosebud Cherry and Avriett Strawberry Jam Note
Giles L. Avriett appears alongside Ferndell strawberry jam in a brief listing of canned goods. The OCR reads Rosebud maraschino cherries and Ferndell strawberry jam with the name Giles L. Avriett repeated.
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Rosebud
Ferndell Strawberry
Giles L. Avriett
Baptist Teachers Host Church Social in Cameron
Cameron Sunday school teachers under Super J. Martin held a church social Tuesday night in the annex serving refreshments. Rev. Russell C. White urged the teachers to keep aiding the school and community. The event concluded with social games and plans for Christmas charity boxes to Buckner Home.
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Cameron
Super J
Martin
Russell C. White
Sons of A Church
ChriatMes Megran
Chrietians
Pheacheol
Allen
Christines
Buckner Orhans
Mir
Dubinsky Jos Bento Company Brings Strong Shows to Town
The Dubinsky Jos. Bento company drew good crowds this week with performances praised as the best of its kind in our city. They present The Girl Without a Chance, a Saturday matinee of Little Red Riding Hood, and Red of Crazy Bong Ranch, promising clean, new, well balanced theater.
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Ste
Noted Fruit Cake Recipe Additions for Baking
The note adds flour to the fruit cake mix and references American Beauty and Giles B. Avriett as related names in the recipe context. It emphasizes using flour alongside the listed ingredients.
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Giles B. Avriett
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al‘0 Company
Re-En &K Auto
Knights OF Columbus
Retail Merchants Association
YOE High School
Central Produc
M. Peters
ROP Irty
Owens Refining CO
Crittendon Heads
Knights Pythiad Lodge
Lyceum
A. R. McFadyen
First Baptist Church
Dubinsky
Bento Oo Cee
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