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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
4
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I W G Gillis Milam County Judge proclaims the government call for liquidation by December 31 1918 of all War Savings Stamp pledges. He directs Milam County residents to note the liquidation and comply with the pledge payments. Done December 16 1918.
The Herald recalls a $76 tax paid to fix the Buckhous Rogers road and praises Henry Reeves for completing the work. It urges stronger traffic enforcement, applauds returning soldiers, and notes postwar rebuilding hopes for Cameron with renewed civic effort and charitable activity.
A playful note describes a home printer feeling a shared reaction with an expressman delivering a bill of stationery to a local merchant from an out-of-town firm. The anecdote highlights common experiences in everyday business transactions.
A Rosebud News note from G C and 8 F Ry board merchant observes a customer receiving a merchandise shipment from a mail order house. The anecdote underscores common humanity and shared imperfections.
Mr and Mrs S Kestenbaum received a Sunday message from Mr and Mrs Heine Miller of Fort Worth announcing the death of their two year old son Isaac Miller. The Miller family spent time in Cameron last summer and Mrs Kestenbaum attended the funeral in Fort Worth on Monday afternoon.
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