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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
11
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines methods to store winter vegetables such as cabbage tomatoes lima beans and turnips. It describes trench storage in straw earth-cellars ventilation piles and outdoor cellars with specific depths coverings and protection from moisture and cold.
Natalie, a wealthy hotel guest, resolves to help Freda, ailing maid, by sharing wealth and support. Freda’s kindness to Natalie backfires into illness then healing as Natalie discovers true happiness lies in giving. A stray smallpox scare tests conscience. Freda’s nursing dream gains momentum.
The article reports a national commendation of Milam County for road building methods. It contrasts two approaches to withstanding truck impact: rigid slabs versus elastic asphalt and stone pavements. California and Oregon officials favor the resilient design, citing tests showing higher resistance to heavy blows.
The committee chairman outlines how to handle the water and light utilities issue, noting a bond plan carries deficit risks when bonds sell at market value. Alternatives include selling bonds to contractors if concessions from the utility fail to resolve the matter.
The Cross family gathers for Christmas in Cameron with all children home including Harry Cross of Greenville Ford agency representative Faden Cross of Houston Price Cross at the State University and Mrs L H Crow of San Antonio formerly Elizabeth Cross and Louis Crow Jr. The reunion marks a yearly holiday gathering that has spanned years and distant places. Louis Crow Jr will stay until January 22 for a birthday entertainment planned by his grandparents. In 1917 family members were scattered from San Francisco to San Antonio but always returned home for Christmas.
Mr and Mrs W M Cobb and their son Moulton traveled to Lampasas to visit relatives during the Christmas season.
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