Milam County Readers Extend Herald Subscriptions
Local residents John W. Seidl Paula Henry Pepper C. T. Dodson A. W. Buffington are listed as new or renewing subscribers to the Cameron Herald. The notes mention Seidl extending his reading date to 1936 and Buffington renewing for another year, with multiple farmers and residents from Ben Arnold Burlington and Route 4 Cameron among readers.
Subscriptions and Santa Letter Highlight Local Visit
John Jedlicka of Route one Cameron renewed his Herald subscription through 1936 while visiting the offices with his son who sent a letter to Santa Claus for the Xmas edition. Jedlicka will vote on the Bankhead Bill next Friday along with hundreds of cotton farmers.
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A. W. Buffington
Ben Arnold
Cameron
City
Buffington
the Herald
John Jedlicka
Herald
Santa Claus
Jedlicka
Electric hand goal of a generation in 1935
P T Driscoll a Burlington land owner and planter visits Cameron on business He is Irish born an early settler who came to Texas settling at Burlington He and wife own about eleven hundred acres and have a son in Chicago practicing law Old subscribers renew for 1935 F Ohlenbush Milam county pioneer also renews He owns farm lands and enjoys country leisure Miss Eleanor ONeal teaches at Sneed and spent the weekend with her parents.
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Leo B. Martin
Milam County
Burlington
Cameron
Mr. Martin
Cameron Herald
Dr. Martin
Arkansas
Colorado County
P. T. Driscoll
Driscoll
The
Herald
Ireland
America
Chicago
F. Ohlenbush
Ben Arnold
Ohlenbush
Eleanor O'Neal
Sneed
A. R. Oneal
Frank Marak
Ad Hall
Bruno Marak
California
Marak
Hand-1935's Great New Advance in Motor Car Driving
A brief note highlights a 1935 automotive advance advertised as a significant improvement in car handling and driving ease. The statement emphasizes progress in vehicle control and overall performance improvements for motorists.
Local Herald Readers, Families Announce 1985 Subscriptions and News
The Herald notes Jim Gilliland of Cameron will be a reader in 1985 and renews Steve Salach on Route 2 Buckholts as a long-time reader. Oakland California couple Jack and Mrs. Marak welcome a 6 1 4 pound girl. Dr. Crump and others improve in Cameron Hospital as H J Ettlinger visits Temple. Milam farmer W H Kohring renews through 1986 and supports Bankhead Cotton Law reauthorization.
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Jim Gilliland
Cameron
The
Herald
Gilliland
Steve Salach
Buckholts
Salach
Jack Taylor
Oakland
California
Jack
Marlow 4 H Club Girls Meet Discusses Play to Fund Short Course
The Marlow 4 H Club Girls met December 11 at the Marlow school with sponsor Mrs Lake. President Clydelle Walston led the meeting and Gertie Krull took roll. They planned a play to raise funds for next year's Short Course and to start aprons sewing, with materials and patterns to be provided.
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Marlow
Johnson Hairston nuptials in Milano
Haywood Johnson and Miss Lillie Hairston of Milano were married Friday afternoon December 7 by Judge Jeff T. Kemp. The bride’s sister and Mrs. Lillie Beaver witnessed. Mrs. Johnson is the Hairston daughter. The couple will live in Milano where he farms.
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Haywood Johnson
Lillie Hairston
Milano
Jeff T. Kemp
Miss Hairston
Lillie Beaver
Johnson
Brogden Attends Southwestern Life Meet In Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs S F E Brogden of Cameron attend the thirty first annual convention of Southwestern Life Insurance in Fort Worth. More than 600 representatives from across Texas gather for the state’s largest life insurance event, with agent attendance up about twenty percent from 1933.
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Fort Worth
S. FE. Brogden
Cameron
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Texas
Southwestern Life
Students Return After Illness and Gatherings
Doris Mae Salem and Beatrice Noey return to school after several days absence due to tonsillitis. Several local families hosted weekend visits including Hilly Nabours at Ad Hall with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Jackson, Bertha Mueck with her sister Martha in Hanover, and Mrs. Goodhue Rogers with children near Cameron.
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Doris Mae
Beatrice Noey
Hilly Nabours
P. L. Jackson
Ad Hall
Bertha Mueck
Martha
Hanover
Now I'm the Picture of Health Says Lady After Cardus
Mrs A G Gray of Cusseta Alabama suffered back and side pains and severe thinness. After taking Cardus she gained weight and energy and now proclaims herself the picture of health. Thousands of women testify to Cardus benefits though doctors should be consulted if it does not help.
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Cardus
Alabama
A. G. Gray
Cusseta
Ala
Thanksgiving Day Dinner For The Poor At McVittie’s
A. A. McVittie hosts an annual free Thanksgiving meal for the hungry at his restaurant. The event provides grateful relief to those in need who arrive in tattered clothing or lacking shoes.
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Denver
A. A. McVittie
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Fred Henry
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Route 4
Mr. Dodson
Magnolia
Socowy
Valuum Company
W.F
Jesse Brock
Leland Denson
Kings Daughters Hospital
Temple
B. Slocomb
Cameron Hospital
Jack Cammer
H. J. Ettlinger
Texas University
Guy Newton
Yeemen Field
W. H. Kohring
Kohring
South
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Inez Lake
Millard A. Jenkins
Abilene
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Roy Angell
San Angelo
George J. Mason
Dallas
Texas News Photos
Hairston
Brogden
Southwestern Life Meet
Salem
Clara Anderle
Theresa Anderle
A. J. Penny
Harold
Mrs. Lee
Small's
Cedar Creek
J. DD. Nisbett
Kate
John Wilkerson
Hoyte
Mattie Cast
Ada
Willie Cast
J. B. Dodson
Belmena
Cage Terry
Elgin
Geo A. Thomas