A Most Beautiful Bridal Reception and Local Weddings
Miss Eatna Smith hosted a refined bridal reception for Miss Eleanor Henderson with a large guest list from clubs and family in attendance. Five additional couples gained licenses to wed, including Fritz Kraemer and Emma Berger, and Henry Quebe and Malinda Struwe, signaling a busy local marriage period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatna Smith
Eleanor Henderson
Beth Jeter
Louis Krough
Giles Averitt
Rush Thomas
Nora Hefley
Ertell Westmoreland
Emma _Dossett
H. F. Smith
Letcher
Dallas
Miss Smith
Miss Henderson
Oxsheer Smith
Martin
Florida
Winnie Henderson
Linda Wells
Mary Lake Henderson
Virginia Lipscomb Waters
Bessie Wells
Vivian Smith McIntyre
Marathon
Fritz Kraemer
Emma Berger
Phillipsburg
Theodore Reche
Eder Schweatmann
Salem
Henry Lueck
Zelma Kokomoor
Prairie Hill Church
Charlie Wittneben
Frieda Hill
Welcome Church
Henry Quebe
Malinda Struwe
Prairie Hill
Bride
Washington
Austin County
Brenham Banner
Death of J M Carlton Veteran Soldier Remains Remembered
A Cameron Texas tribute notes the December 2 1914 death of James M Carlton born 1843 in Perry County Alabama. He served in the Twentieth Alabama Infantry under Johnson Jackson and Sleburne and was an old member of Camp Ben McCulloch. He leaves a wife and four children and is praised as gallant and devoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carlton
Perry County
Alabama
Milam County
Ben F. Evans
Judge Evans
James M. Carlton
Twentieth
Ala. Infantry
Army of
Johnson
Jackson
Sleburne
South
Ben McCulloch
Fair Trade ad notes swimsuit and hat sale
An advertisement highlights a bathing suit, straw hat, and palm leaf raised for sale as part of a fair trade listing. It also touts a Square Meal at the Cameron Hotel for 26 cents, with 32-21 as a reference in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Hotel
Semi Weekly Farm News Benefits and Local Updates
Local notices promote the Semi Weekly Farm News and Cameron Herald combo with market reports and crop diversification ideas. Comptroller-elect H. B. Terrell’s appointments include F. J. Clement and R. B. Humphrey. editorials praise Terrell and Texas governance. Community items cover theater listings, beauty services, gifts, and a Ford can story with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Great Southwest
Cameron Herald
Farmers Forum
E Women
The
Southwest
Farm News
Herald
Matrimonial Surprise Ties Crandell and Eads in Arizona
A Friday evening wedding at the Baptist pastor's home unites A. W. Crandell of Snowflake Arizona and Libbie Eads of this city. Rev. M. A. Darby officiated. the bride is sister to local residents Ely, M. Blakely and B. T. Godfrey. The groom is described as a prosperous Snowflake ranchman. The note ends with local prosperity forecasts for 1915 and Christmas shopping suggestions in Milano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W.crandell
Snowflake
Arizona
Libbie Eads
M. A. Darby
Mesdames Ely
M. Blakely
B. T. Godfrey
Cupid
Gause
Milano Herald Promotes Postwar Uplift Across Texas
The piece notes improving times in Texas and Milano country as business and life recover from war scare, highlighting optimistic outlook and renewal for local people and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milano
Grigsby’s Livertax Proclaimed Miracle Cure
A worker claims relief from bilious headaches and stomach trouble after using Grigsby’s Livertax. He states calomel worsened his condition, while Livertax cured his symptoms and improved his health, allowing him to work again and support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigsby
Gildren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron
Caldwell
Middlebrook
H. B. Terrell
Enterprise
Terrell
F. J. Clement
R. B. Humphrey
Throckmorton County
Comptroller’s Office
Mr. Terrell
Cameron Enterprise
Bro. Grimes
Rockdale
Miss Sargent
Vivian Rich
Keystone
Red Cross Drug Store
Middle West
Ford
Auto
Windom News
R. H. Johnson
Bu Oets
Subi
RH. Johnson
Jewffer
O. D. Grah
Thorndale
N. Gr Bro
the Herald
Crowell Publishing Co
Today’s Magazine
Gazette
Milano Gazette
Cameron State Bank
Cameron Pexas
W. F. Anders
Cleveland Street
Waco
Hill & Campbell Grocery CO
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