Colored School Faculty Hosts Cameron Board Dinner
The Cameron school board was entertained by the colored high school's faculty with a lunch at year end. Superintendent Jas W Bartlett led the program and Dr A S Epperson, board president, responded. Bartlett recently returned from Bremond where he gave the graduation address at the colored high school.
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Colored School
Cameron School Board
Colored High School
Jas. W. Bartlett
A. S. Epperson
Bremond
Cameron School Board Thanks Frank Lesovsky for Faithful Service
The Cameron School Board passed a resolution praising Frank Lesovsky for his faithful service as a member of the school board. The resolution expresses appreciation for his efficient work and interest in the community's schools and requests his continued cooperation and support to uphold high standards.
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Frank Lesovsky
Cameron School Board
F. 8. Lesovsky
Not applicable item fragment
Assure him of our appreciation of his interest and loyalty to the schools is stated as a closing sentiment in a longer communication. The fragment conveys gratitude without detailing actions, names, dates, or a specific event.
Waco cotton dealer found dead with ax blow
W P Driskell 25 a prominent cotton dealer was found dead in his garage in Waco on May 8 with his head split open. The body lay wrapped in a quilt taken from his home. Police suspect a killer used the quilt to wrap the body before dragging it to the garage and taking the car, left abandoned in a ditch with blood on the wheel. An arrest is expected as officers hunt the suspect.
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Waco
W. P. Driskell
Drriskell
Driskell
Three Crooks Meet in the Pawn Shop
An ex convict fresh from prison buys a suit from a pawnbroker at dawn. He is joined by two New York men planning a safe burglary. Joe Bascom, wrongfully convicted, aims to return home and start anew, but the scene shifts to Bascom's hometown.
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New York
Joe Bascom
Bascom
Turn to the Right Young Bascom Comedy Returns
Joe Bascom arrives home to supper as two crooks drop in. The film follows the regeneration of the pair and Bascom's vindication in a comedy hailed as one of America's greatest in recent years.
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Joe
Phillis Sisters and Helen Carrie Highland Lassies at Chautauqua
The Phyllis Sisters and Helen Carrie Highland Lassies perform as a six member orchestra at Chautauqua delivering popular and classic numbers with ensemble strength. Five sisters have trained together since infancy, yielding polished harmony and engaging stage presence.
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Phillis Sisters
Helen Carrie
Chautauqua
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Energizes Blood
Purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine to strengthen vitality. Claims to restore color to cheeks and improve appetite, noting it is palatable for children and effective against malarial and grip germs.
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Grove
Hiood
Kirvin mob case leads to hanging near Kirvin Fairfield
The Fort Worth dispatch reports a farmer found Tom Cornish hanging from a tree limb between Kirvin and Fairfield. The deceased is linked as brother of one Kirvin mob victim and had claimed involvement in the assault and murder of 17 year old Eula Ausley, prompting sheriff action and ranger deployment.
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Fairfield
Texas
Shadwich Green
Farfield
Kirvin
Bey Marvin Tate
Eula Ausley
Green
Mayo
Neff
Freestone County
Fort Worth
Tom Cornish
Jno
Cornish
Teague
Tom
No Worms in a Healthy Child ad claim
An advertisement asserts that worms cause unhealthy color and stomach disturbances in children. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as a two to three week treatment to enrich blood, aid digestion, and strengthen the whole system, with Nature allegedly dispelling the worms for perfect health.
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Grove
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Adverts Strengthen Blood
An old advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic enriches the blood and restores vigor. It claims the tonic strengthens the body, adds color to the skin, and fights malaria germs, priced at 75 cents.
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Lesovsky
MR. Grobecker
Sheriff’s Office
al Triggs
Scott
Our Men’s Department
Panama
Triggs Dry Goods Co
Studebaker
Greater
United States
Studebaker Cars
JOE J. Michalka Studebaker & Oakland Dealers
Cameron, Texas
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