Cameron Man Has Copy Of Bill Of Sale Of 1849
The Cameron Herald prints a copy of an 1849 bill of sale found by Jack Kemble of Cameron. The item came from the Kemble family clippings via R. B. Kemble and was once shown to the Waco News Tribune years ago.
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Cameron Man
Cameron Herald
Jack Kemble
N. Washington
From where I sit 4y Joe Marsh A Case of Moostaken Identity
Slim Smith recalls two hunts in the north. The first day he nearly shot a man mistaken for a moose after hearing a rival hunter’s call. On the last day he waited and then bagged a real moose after careful checking. The piece ends with a caution against rushing to judgment.
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Slim Smith
Slim
Notable Scholars Named From Class Honors
The top ten percent of the class were acknowledged with portraits. Pictured are Mary Rhind from Brookfield Illinois Frances Bakersfield from California Nelda East of Deer Park and Dolores Rannings among others who were selected for scholarship and usefulness.
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Mary Rhind
Brookfield
Ill
Frances Bakersfield
Calif
Miss Baldridge
Nelda East
Deer Park
Dolores Rannings
Edith Baldridge
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
C. L. Baldridge
North Houston
Cameron
Alpha Chi
Ethel Frances Miller
Min- Washburn
Prosper
Texas
Nancy Roberson
Alice McC
Sale of Farm Goods and Slaves Promoted for Oregon Move
Herald publishes a historical notice from Cynthia Indiana 1849 detailing a sale on March 1 1849 of personal property for an Oregon Territory move. Items include livestock tools boards barrels brandy whiskey a copper still and farm gear. Also listed are six enslaved people for sale as a single lot with home near Versailles Kentucky. Sale to begin at 8 o clock a.m. Planned provisions for drinks and meals.
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Oregon Territory
Buck
Ben
Tom
Jerry
Jerry Wilson
Johnson-Miller
Ben Miller
Versilles
Kentucky
McConnor Ferry Pike
Law To Change Income Tax Rates On Jan 1 1954
Commissioner T Coleman Andrews announced a new law to alter federal income tax withholding and the employer and employee taxes under the Social Security Act. Rates drop from 20 percent to 18 percent for withholding while both employer and employee taxes rise from 1.5 percent to 2 percent. Wages paid on or after January 1 1954 will be affected, even if earned in 1953.
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Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Washington
R. L. Phinney
Phinney
New Circular E Updates Allow Withholding Tax Tables
Director Phinney announced a revised Circular E for 1954 tax withholding and employee deductions. District Directors will mail Circular E before year end to employers already reporting quarterly Form 941 taxes.
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Phinney
Internal Revenue
Woman Recovers From Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis
The writer describes being blessed with a return to active life after crippling arthritis and rheumatism left hands deformed and ankles set. She offers to share how she found relief to those who write to her.
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