Red Cross Rally Highlights International speakers
A large crowd gathered at the court house Saturday evening for a Red Cross Rally with two National Red Cross speakers. Major Arbuthnot described Allied fronts and Belgian relief, praising the American Red Cross Ambulance Corps and the postwar rebuilding mission. Mr. W. A. Brown of Kansas City outlined war costs, casualties, and the Red Cross growth, urging public support for the Xmas Roll Call.
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90th Division’s enduring wartime record praised in Congress
The 90th Texas and Oklahoma Division fought 74 days with heavy casualties, holding until armistice on November 11. Oklahoma Representative Tom McKeown urged a memorial service, noting 2000 casualties in a single day and the division’s stubborn stand against German forces. Milam County soldiers served among its ranks.
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Texas to Add Twenty Cotton Marketing Offices
The Extension Service of A. and M. College and the U S Department of Agriculture plan to establish twenty cotton marketing offices in Texas. Each office will employ a cotton classer to aid farmers in grading and selling. Eight current offices reported a $1 500 000 gain for farmers this season from improved methods. Citizens may apply via county agents to Walton Peteet in College Station or A D Hudson in Dallas. Locations will be set between January 1 and February.
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Burlington Day In Cameron Features Local Leaders
A Cameron gathering Monday highlighted Burlington's prominent businessmen. Attendees included Rey Tallent, T. G. Jones, H. E. Keys and Pat Driskoll overseeing community business matters.
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Valedictorian Foresees America Tomorrow Speech 1917
Jay D. Howell of Cameron High School delivered a May 30 1917 valedictory address predicting Americas postwar role. The speech argues for democracy liberty and a world council to ensure peace and a safe for democracy at the end of World War I. Howell later served in France with the 36th Division as the family history is noted.
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Tick Eradication Up 10 Milam County Under New Law
Dr. G. R. Louden is stationed at Cameron to supervise tick eradication in Milam county under a March 1 1919 deadline. If dipping vats are built and cattle are dipped every fourteen days for six months the fever tick can be eradicated. delays push completion to 1920. The effort requires local inspectors and full community cooperation to prevent spread and boost cattle health and market value.
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War Stamp Man Visitor In City Warns Against Trading Stamps
Hubert M. Harrison of Dallas, Treasury Department special representative, warned Camer on and Milam County about selling or trading War Savings Stamps. He cited a December 31 redemption deadline, noted $266 418 in stamps bought to date, and urged redemption of pledges with heightened enforcement.
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Letter of commendation for Cameron Young and 180th Infantry Brigade
The letter, dated 30 September 1918 from Brigadier General U. T. M. Alexander, praises the 180th Infantry Brigade of the 90th Division for soon after September 12 1918 breaking German defenses and advancing over twenty six square kilometers of territory. It lauds Lieut Lane Denson as Cameron’s standout and notes Cameron Young as a proud, honored son of Cameron.
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Captain Lee Sens Is Sent to Washington
Friends report Captain Lee Sens has been transferred from Chicago to Washington after training at Leon Springs and San Antonio. A member of the 90th Division he earned his captain’s commission recently but did not go overseas, remaining to train recruits before his latest move. Cameron watches his military career with pride.
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Stamp transfer bans urged as war bonds bought at stake
Government warns against transferring War Savings Certificates and warns of penalties for cashing or selling stamps. Observers report possible illicit trades at Cameron Post Office with buyers offering inflated prices. Officials stress stamps remain personal pledges to the President and that government needs continued support.
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