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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
3
Cameron Grammar School faces limited grounds and seeks equal play access. Principal R H Brewer asks students to donate from six grades to raise funds for playground equipment, stressing girls’ need for appropriate recreation and health benefits from play.
The regular P T A meeting at the Grammar School on a February Wednesday at 3 30 p m will feature Miss Jessie Stone from College Station University Extension Dept speaking on proper school lunches and milk for children. All county women and men are invited to attend and representatives from every school community are urged to listen. The Civic League is thanked for arranging the program.
A boxed medicine labeled LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE from E W Grove claims tonic and laxative benefits without causing nervousness or head ringing. The product packaging features Grove's signature.
There is More Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases combined and for years it was thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood to the mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Bend for circulars and testimonials. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Also Sells Family Pills for constipation.
In Duncan Jan 29 report residents hail a welcome rainfall that allows farmers to finish breaking land and prepare to plant corn. The text notes mild temperatures ahead with possible late spring. Edna Dunham visits Temple, Mack Dunham returns from Kansas City, and Albert Wright and family visit Seaton parents. Charlie Bartlett hosts a gathering for local youths.
A large crowd gathered Friday night for a lively event described as a very merry time with attendees reporting a joyful atmosphere and good spirits throughout the night.
J W Seaton and son Bob visited Cameron last week. Duncan reports two exciting basketball games for the boys and girls team at New Salem, which won by a small margin due to larger size. Attendees at Rockdale Saturday included Duncan Woods Seaton Dunham and Dunham family.
Miss Ruby Lengert and Mr Hun ter Duncan of Rockdale spent Sunday evening with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs W F Duncan and family.
Community notice invites all residents to a supper at Woodman Hall this Friday night with reasonable prices. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy a meal together.
Mrs H W Massengale visited her sick father Mr Nabours last week. Mr Tommy Vaughn spent Sunday evening in Mays field. Miss Eula Cooper home from Baylor College. Mr Buren Porter and Jim Harlin in Maysfield Sunday afternoon. Miss Grace King and Miss Mable Tyson weekend in Mexia. Mr Elbert Hollingsworth and Kathleen Ireland went to Cameron Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Ida Powell of Branchville visited Mrs W L White Sunday afternoon for a social call and chat.
Mrs Amelia Massengale visited her son A L Massengale as Mary Ethel Massengale remains sick with the flu.
Miss Alice Brashear spent Sunday with Nell Massengale. Mrs. S Sansom preached a very interesting sermon Sunday and a large crowd attended.
Miss Emma Ray Newton spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Lillian Atkinson of Cameron visited in Maysfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baldridge were at Little River Sunday. We are practicing to win the County meet. Mr. O. F. Robinett returns from Kansas City auto school. Sunshine.
The state of Texas instructs Milam County officials to publish a probate notice for Floyd Martin Hogan Ima Dovie Hogan and Henry Dudley Hogan minors. Lara Smith filed on Sept 22 1922 for Letters of Guardianship, to be heard Feb 5 1923 at the Cameron County Court House with interested parties appearing to answer.
The document notes the writ and return with the clerk H M Roare stamping the Milam County Court in Cameron Texas on January 24 1923. It directs execution and shows official seal and witness. The record preserves court procedure and location for a term of the court.
A majority report to the U S Chamber of Commerce committee on Education opposes the Towner Sterling bill creating a Department of Education. It argues it would not consolidate government educational activities and questions transferring West Point Annapolis or Indian education programs to the new department.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as energizing and blood enriching. It claims to purify the blood with quinine and iron, strengthens against malaria and grip, and improves appetite and color, noting it is pleasant for children to take.
The piece discusses a proposed Department of Education and its relation to existing agencies including the Department of Agriculture, Army and Navy Schools, and Indian Schools. It argues that education of the masses would be centralized while noting the bill leaves special government schools intact as a point in its favor.
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