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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
7
In Dallas Mrs. J. D. Dillon 79 wins release for her son aged 60 after cashing her old age pension to attend. Justice Lewis Sterrett grants release without bond as the mother pleads to keep him from jail.
A wild mallard builds a nest on a bridge piling in Milwaukee with nine eggs laid in nine days. Bridge guards monitor the nest while the drake keeps watch nearby. They warn boys not to disturb the eggs as spectators observe the unusual nesting scene.
William Sheppard of Queens, 29, who was blind for 21 years, has regained sight after cornea transplant by Dr. John McLean at New York Hospital. He plans to consult his draft board to join the army and hopes to walk around Central Park with his three year old son. He left the hospital saying any day is beautiful after long darkness.
Michael Charles De Courcy, 14, heir to Kingsdale barony the oldest in Ireland, was located at a Brighton boarding school after being sought by lawyers. His father, son of the peer, died in 1940 naval service. his mother, now married, lives at Emsworth. The Kingsdale holder alone may wear a hat in the king’s presence.
For sale a new four room frame house on a corner lot of East Main with a large sheet iron garage and out-buildings. Price 2250 dollars. If interested write Mrs. John C. McManus Rt 7 Box 152 Waco Tex. Milam county land poisoned against grasshoppers and pests until Feb 1 1946. Land posted. poison dangerous to livestock. not responsible for damage to trespassing livestock. Mrs L K Smoot.
Classified fragment announces a training opportunity for girls aged 17 to 25 with a high school education. Salary and travel expenses covered during training, with instructions to apply at the local Western Union office.
Pfe Bentley Epperson discharged from Fort Douglas under the adjusted service plan after 38 months in service. He holds the Good Conduct Medal Victory Medal and American Theatre Ribbon. Violet Mode Epperson resides in Cameron. Earlier he worked for Gulf Oil Refining in Port Arthur. Also noted are Cameron visits by Mr and Mrs Ernest Gilliland of Salem, Joe J Petry discharge after three years with overseas service, Henry Deitz of Deitz Memorial Company transacting business in Cameron, Frank Stewart’s Dallas trip, and Abe Fleischer in Dallas on business.
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