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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1919

Page

2

Cameron Directors Back Interurban Plan and Roads Boost

An enthusiastic Cameron Commercial Club meeting discussed the Waco Temple interurban line and pledged strong support. Milam County officials secured extra state funds for the Branchville and Ben Arnold road projects and four trucks ready for use. Ross Smith hosted the group for venison stew after the session, as Cameron gears for growth.

Camron Commercial Club Cameron W. G. Gillis A. S. Mitchell Austin State Highway Commission Branchville Texas Dallas Sap Waco Giddings Ben Arnold Milam County Gillis Ross Smith

Christmas Day Reflections From San Gabriel News

The piece extols Christmas as Christianitys great festival and urges keeping it holy as a sacred link between past and present. It emphasizes peace, goodwill, and the duty to pass on hopeful traditions to future generations.

Bethlehem

Congress adjourns for two week holiday recess

Congress ends ses­sion for a two week holiday recess returning January fifth. The House will tackle four billion dollars in annual appropriation bills after the break, while the Senate seeks a peace treaty compromise and water power measures. Hearings on merchant marine policy begin January fifth. Conferees on railroad legislation stay active through the holidays.

Congress House Senate Senate Commerce Committee

War Material Sold in Europe Brings $700 Million

Edwin B. Parker of Houston announces the United States liquidation commission realized $700 million from selling American war material in England France Belgium Italy and Germany. He notes additional claims totaling about $700 million and reports the sale favored European markets due to lack of ships for home return. Trucks and cars were sold to syndicates for $15 million and $1 million respectively, with material largely junk yet sold above half its cost.

America England France Belgium Italy Germany Edwin B. Parker Houston Tex United States Liquidation Commission Europe Commission United States Parker

Luckett Restores Power and Lights At Cameron Plant

Luckett took over the Cameron Water Power and Light plant dynamo after a switch to water service left motors unpowered. By Sunday night the water pumps ran again and city lights returned, with officials urging conservation until repairs complete. Parts for the steam engine began arriving, aiming to restore normal power by January first for public use.

Cameron Water Power and Light Company A. W. Luckett

Christmas Tidings and Local Happenings in San Gabriel

The community prepares for a Christmas tree event to celebrate the Savior, with gifts and family togetherness. Local residents are noted visiting relatives, suspending school for holidays, car repairs, and various travels, including Anna Mae Camp and Ruth Barmore returning home for Christmas, while several stock losses from Blind-staggers affect area farmers.

Community Notes From Local Tremont Area

Edgar Williams spent last weekend in Austin. Rev Ferguson of Waco preached at San Gabriel Baptist church Sunday. John Worley and family visit Ft Worth with relatives. Mrs W S Glasscock shopped in Thorndale Wednesday. Mike and Ike Woody with father in Thorndale to see Santa. Joe Isaac and Will Lee attended business in Thorndale. M E Fisher and Sharp and Langie Barnes with child came from Thorndale to church here Sunday.

San Gabriel Geo. Middleton Lometa A. C. Simpson the Oaks Salty Our Village Ellison Ridge John Robins Rogers John Young Thorndale Edgar Williams Austin Ferguson Waco San Gabriel Baptist Church John Worley Ft Worth W. S. Glasscock Mike Ike Woody Santa Joe Isaac Will Lee M. E. Fisher Mesdames Sharp Langie Barnes Little Son

How May Cameron Methodism Really Live 1920

A public note from Rey expressing gratitude for Cameron welcomes and inviting Methodists to attend Sunday service at 11 A M next Sunday with a talk on how Cameron Methodism can truly live. He aims to meet parishioners personally and foster fellowship.

Cameron

Reserves May Change Enlistment Into Marine Corps

Under an agreement of the U S Marine Corps with the Army and Navy Departments men on reserve in any service may obtain a discharge from the reserve and enlist in the Marine Corps. Full information is available by letter or in person at Marine Recruiting Station 421 Austin Street Waco Texas J H Bullard in charge of Station

U .S. Marine Corps Army and Navy Departments Marine Corps Naval Army Marine Corps Reserve Marine Recruiting Station Austin Street Waco Texas J. H. Bullard

Black Herndon and Edgar Black Wed in Rosebud Ceremony

Miss Mattie Herndon of Rosebud and Mr Edgar Black of Jones Prairie were married last Saturday at 10 30 in the city with Rev J C McClung officiating. They left for Jones Prairie to spend the holidays and will live in their home after January 1.

Mattie Herndon Rosebud Edgar Black Jones Prairie T. A. Howell J. C. McClung Jones Prairie Baptist Church

Sanitary Water Supply Course Announced for Texas

Austin announces dates February 2 to 14 for a state water and filtration plant operators course at the University of Texas. The program features illustrated lectures, lab work, microscopy, and field visits to water facilities with minimal city expense. Nurses will take part beginning January 4 to understand water quality implications for public health.

Austin Texas School For University of Texas State Board of Health University C. W. Goddard South

Doctors Duel With Germs Promises Self-Experiment

A St Paul dispatch reports Dr H A Zettel proposes a death duel with germs to prove germs do not cause disease. He faces I H Hill of the Minnesota Public Health Association, to expose themselves to typhoid smallpox and bubonic plague. Zettel relies on sanitation while Hill uses inoculation and vaccination.

New York Times St. Paul H. A. Zettel I. H. W. Hill Minnesota Public Health Association Hill Zettel

Baptist Church Services Next Sunday

Usual church services will be held with the pastor speaking at both services. The public is invited to attend. In local notes, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Folmer of Gause visited Cameron Tuesday. Mrs. Kathryn Robbins arrived from Houston Wednesday to be with her daughters during the holidays. They will stay with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Levison.

Baptist Church B. B. Blaylock Mrs. Monroe Folmer of Gause Cameron Kathryn Robbins Houston P. J. Levison

Census Enumerators Institute to Meet in Cameron

Mrs. Roy E. Smith supervisor of Census for the 6th District will hold an Institute for the Census Enumerators of Milam County in Cameron on December 27 at 1 PM. Meet in the Civil Service Room of the Cameron Post Office. Paper shirts issued to Japanese soldiers noted in the text.

Roy E. Smith Cameron Milam County Smith Civil Service Room Cameron Post Office

Trials of German war criminals planned for 1920

Paris and Lille will host trials of war crime suspects in 1920. Warrants have been issued against German officers, with a captain and four lieutenants imprisoned at Lille fort. Holland reportedly will refuse to extradite former Emperor William.

Paris Lille Brussels Holland William Iince London Great Britain France Bellum Echo de Paris Rupprecht Bavaria Germany The Hague Associated Press

Teachers Examination Notice for January 2 and 3 1920

A special examination for teachers' certificates will be held Friday and Saturday January 2 3 1920. All teachers must report to the Civil Service room of the new post office with pens ink blotters. Examinations start promptly at 8 50 Friday morning. A regular fee of 2 is charged for taking this examination.

Civil Service

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Commercial Club Dis SAN Gabriel News Lawrence Mr. Luckett Elbert Felton Jamie Clark Anna Mae Camp Miss McCulloch Will Ellison J. H Fulcher Leonard Locklin Will Stigall Chas J. W. Gilchrist Weldon Harry Woody Walter Felton Bud Guthrie Lois Reeves Hope Camp, Jr Ed Felton Newell Locktin Vernon Alvin Guthrie Fay Felton Ruth Kirkman Clara Pauline Moore Cora Kirkman San Marcos Ruth Barmore Bessie Wells Kosse Edith Thomas Shilo Nigel Outlaw Ranger Rey Black-Herndon Sanitay Water Supply the Census Enumerators Institute Japan Hans Geneva Basel
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