Christmas and wartime reflections from Cameron Texas
A 1918 Cameron Texas notice blends postal housekeeping with holiday sentiments and wartime patriotism. It praises returning veterans, urges generosity to liberated nations, and describes conference remarks by veteran editors, including Colonel Frank Holland, with resolutions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Prince of Publishers
Frank Holland
Hollands Elephant Prize and War Echoes Amid Theft Complaints
The item recalls a man who won an elephant in a raffle and faced a dilemma, while noting current WWI Allied effort and a war cry. It also reports Moyer of the Honey Grove Citizen railing against theft of editorial paragraphs by other papers, accusing them of copying and praising the integrity of original writers.
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Holland
der Kaiser
Hollend
Moyer
Honey Grove
Meyer
Diverse Texas and Oklahoma Editorial Snippets Signal Voices Across States
Regional clippings report on suffrage gains in Oklahoma, cautious notes on Texas elections, local paper mishaps, civic humor about passes and dues, farm harvests earning ribbons, Armenia and Persia horror critiques, and upcoming Texas liquor prohibition moves. Key names include Kaiser, Mrs. Cates, Saint Peter, and Bartlet Tribune.
Hunger Map Shows Europe Near Famine in 1919
The map outlines widespread hunger across Europe with Belgium, northern France, and Serbia in urgent need alongside Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Greece, and others facing severe shortages. The article urges immediate relief from American aid and warns that millions may die before spring without expanded port-driven food shipments.
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Europe
Ukraine
Belgium
France
Serbia
United States
America
Commission For Relief
Germany
England
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Grove 25e Brief Health Note Chronicles Rumor
A fragmented clipping mentions Grove and a reference to a health note about a laxative effect. It is unclear and contains garbled phrases about an individual named Rumorics Goudie being better and potential nervousness.
Public Auction of Milam County Personal Property
Milam County Texas sheriff to sell at public outcry on January 2, 1919 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse door in Milam County. Items include an Air Pump Lemian make, an Electrofolder and fixtures, and a Visible Gas Pump No 1158 with fixtures. Sale follows a county court order in Cause No 4436 in favor of F A Black against W G Erick for $205 plus costs. Sheriff L L Blaylock notes the publication date December 23, 1918 with Deputy Ben Nabours.
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Court House
Milam County
Texas
W. G. Erick
F. A. Black
W. G. Erck
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