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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
8
Mr Graves argues that past bumper cotton crops created overproduction and ruinous prices harming farmers and businesses. He notes adjustments via government programs raised incomes, and stresses continuing supply demand balancing to secure fair prices and restore economic stability for Milam County growers and markets.
A Christmas night tale where a tabby cat seeks shelter in the family manger. Father welcomes the hungry kitten, provides milk and food, and the scene ends with a warm Christmas morning as the children discover Tabby’s litter in the manger. Written by Alice B. Palmer for Western Newspaper Union.
Mrs Burke weeps while trimming the tree as she anticipates a lonely Christmas. Her son frets about growing up and leaving home. Dorothy and Helen Gaisford arrive with news that a new daughter will join their family, bringing joy and new family ties. Western Newspaper Union notes.
Mr and Mrs Otha Byrd and child visited at the Bill Wells home Sunday. Frank Hrozek and children visited the Kreneks in Maraksville. Goodhue Rogers made a business trip to Tracy. Visitors to G W Wells included Frank Wells Ann Author and daughters Lucille Floye Jo Arthur.
Milam County Texas sheriff sale under court order dated December 3 1935. Parcel from B W Holtzclaw grant conveyed by W B Minor to Mrs Mary E Denson by deed dated July 7 1930 recorded in Vol 190 Page 25 Deed.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Milam County Cameron Texas. Property includes 230 2-3 acres the south half of a 923 acre tract near the San Gabriel River and 80 2-3 acres from the Holtzclaw grant held by Mary E Denson and W B Minor to satisfy a 4061 dollar judgment for The Citizens National Bank Cameron. Sale set for the first Tuesday in January 1936 at the courthouse door.
The survey shows children up to seven prefer building blocks and drawing and painting materials. Little girls favor dolls and housekeeping sets, while sand and clay modeling hold interest. Mechanical toys lose appeal to kids. adults often enjoy them more than the children.
A London Tit-Bits extract notes a quirky carving lexicon for holiday meals. It lists terms like Alay a pheasant and Chine a salmon as specialized actions, explains medieval origins for dishes such as heron and peacock, and contrasts common feast practices among the poor and the rich.
Tradition says the Glastonbury Cathedral thorn from Joseph of Arimathea blooms at Christmas and a piece in possession brings good fortune for the year.
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