Social Notes From Tracy Community Week
Local residents report visits and travel to Cameron Bastrop Miles and San Gabriel. A baby boy weighing ten pounds arrives at Homer and Mrs. Smith home. A dance, tax talks, and business trips mark the week with several residents making rounds and exchanging pleasantries. For sale or trade a Cameron residence and lot in the monument district with trade for farm property and some equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Milor
Cameron
Dixie Smith
Bastrop
Litton Fowler
Jim Gambill
Jeff Hefley
Clennie Harris
Ray Jenness
Miles
Homer Smith
J. A. Laird
Ed Simms
Bill Alex Bonds
W. R. Newton
Tracy
Chas. Stigall
San Gabriel
Wiley Mamgum
Robert Lance Grocery Company
W. J. Green
Cameron Herald
Cameron Texas
Removal Notice for Bust of Fruit and Confections
A mover announces the relocation to Brod & Schutz Stand and readiness to sell the bust of Fruit Confections Peanuts and Pop tea. The notice invites patronage and asks interested buyers to call for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brod & Schutz
Beauty S r Cameron opens in Schillers Drug Store
Miss Largent, trained in Swedish massage in Kansas City, opens a Beauty S r Cameron in Cameron at Schillers Drug Store. Local women urged patronage to ensure success. Also a sales note for The Magic Washing Stick, praised by Mrs W F Gammill of Ashdown Arkansas, sold by druggists or by mail from A B Richards Medicine Co. Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Schillers Drug Store
Miss Largent
Kansas City
Miss Warem
W. F. Gammill Ashdown
A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman
Texas
Pardoned at President Wilsons Intercession Milano Citizen
O P Storm formerly of Milano has received an unconditional pardon from President Wilson after imprisonment at Leavenworth for shipping liquor into the old Indian Territory. The pardon, noted in the July 4 issue, follows his connection with Craddock & Co of Dallas and two accomplices sent to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Storm
Milano
Wilson
Leavenworth
Indian Territory
Burlington Happenings Reflect Local People and Events
Burlington Texas readers note a string of Saturday visits and week events. Local farmers Frank Rogers Herman Stuessell Andrew Lierman and others traded in town while Frank Archer improves after a lightning strike. The infant child of H Stoebner died after a long illness. condolences sent to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Texas
Frank Rogers
Clarkson
Alrowd
Rosebud
H. Stoebner
Near Town
Local notes from Cameron and Milam County
Edley Cahill of Ben Arnold Lumber Co visits relatives in Cameron Sunday. Miss Lilla Maude McAnulty of Rogers attends Milam County Teachers' Examinations in Cameron Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gibbs
Cameron
Wheeler
Lott Sunday
Edley Cahill
Ben Arnold Lumber Co
Lilla Maude McAnulty
Rogers
Milam County
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Dr. Price
Chas. Tidwell
Mr. Tidwell
Rockdale
D. G. Gilleland
C. N. Green & Bio
G. George
S R ‘Cameron
Frasier
Ben Arnold
The
New Drug Co
Reddy Corner
Herman Stuessell
Andrew Lierman
Saurday
Francis Archer
Goodwin
D. M. Nichols
Jones Prairie
Mr. Johnson
Near Ben Arnold
F. P. Gleason
Jeff Foshen
Frank Ocker
Ben Kleypas
Joe Hoelseher
J. A. Smith
Barclay and Yarrelton
J. E. Bell
Will Clark
Frank Wingo
Jim Perkins
Yarrellton
Mr. J. F. McAfee
Luther Ables
Near Rosebud
Luther
John McAfee
South Texas
C. F. Everitt
Mr. Wm. Krause
August Frei
Wiley Mangum
Robert McClane
Jack Allen
Mr. Storey
Iba
Prohibition
F. A
Black Cameron, Texas
Miss Sargent
Bey
Eron On Drug Co
GEO. A. Thomas &Sons
Cameron, Texas
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