Post Office Entry Notice for Cameron Texas
Public notice records entry of Cameron Texas as second class mail matter under Congress act of March 3 1879.
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Cameron
Texas
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
4
Advertising Rates and Public Notices Listing
Jefferson B White editor and publisher announces BSE advertising rates by column and display line for first insertion. All resolutions obituaries and notices of public entertainments with charged admission or funds raised are billed at regular rates.
Fuchs Seeks Re election as Milam County Commissioner
Fuchs announces candidacy for Milam County Precinct No 1 commissioner citing six months of service in office and a record of efficient impartial road work. He pledges to guard tax money and continue courteous service while meeting every voter in the two beats and emulating his father's prudent financial stewardship.
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Fuchs
Milam County
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Pledged Gentle Laxative
Public returns to liquid laxatives with senna as the natural active ingredient. Doctors endorse senna for a mild, adjustable dose that supports regular bowels without kidney irritation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a ready to use liquid laxative.
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Caldweill
Dr. Caldwell
County Candidate Vows Untiring Service Across County
A candidate pledges to repay the trust of voters in both beats with tireless service for the county's best interests. He commits unbiased efforts in every portion of the county under his jurisdiction if elected.
Geistmann Announces Candidacy for Milam County Precinct Seat
Mr. Geistmann declares his bid for Milam County Precinct No. 1 commissioner, stating the run is his own choice. He cites support from trusted citizens, pledges a square deal, and outlines a platform focused on road improvement, fair administration, and securing funds based on precinct needs. He plans active canvassing to meet every voter.
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Geistmann
Precinct No. 1
Commissioners’ Court
Milam County
Gerstmann
Stidham Seeks Reelection In Cameron Precinct
The article profiles Commissioner Stidham seeking continued service in Cameron precinct noting his focus on road improvements and equal tax money representation. It highlights his promise of economy and 100 cent value for public benefits while visiting voters during the primary campaign. It also mentions the Dukhobor sect's dietary rules and practices in Canada and the US.
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Cameron
Stidham
Milkwheato Cereal Aid Allocated for Milam County
Thirty two hundred boxes of Milkwheato cereal are allotted to Milam county for distribution to CWA workers and direct relief recipients through local relief offices. The Milam County Board of Welfare and Employment also receives notice of 35 additional cartons of canned beef for the county.
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Milam County
Terry Plans Candidacy For City Government Post
Terry emphasizes better schools and athletics and credits supporters for Cameron’s field project. He highlights business talent and knowledge of city affairs to aid the government, plans to meet voters before next Tuesday, and pledges diligent service to all people and taxpayers.
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Porto
Cameron
Terry
Clover Leaf Bridge Club Social Highlights
Mrs Mack Fox hosted the Clover Leaf Bridge Club Thursday afternoon and led to a delightful hour of games. Prizes were sandwich trays won by Mrs Cecil Barmore for guests and Mrs Alvin Roberts for club members, with salad plates and hot tea served by hostesses Culpepper and La Berthce Robinson. Guests included Mrs Jack Bakers Mrs Hilton Culpepper Mrs Frank Stewart and Mrs W H Baskin.
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Mack Fox
Clover Leaf Bridge Club
Cecil Barmore
Alvin Roberts
Culpepper
la Berthce Robinson
Jack Bakers
Hilton Culpepper
Frank Stewart
W. H. Baskin
Green Brothers Candidate for City Office in Cameron
Green, a Cameron businessman and former Chamber of Commerce president, seeks a city office citing wide local ties and plans for efficient, cooperative government. He promises economy and tax relief through improved city operations. He notes long involvement in business and civic affairs and aims to serve with other officials.
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Brothers
Green
Cameron
Chamber of Commerce
J. F
Trade a 1929 Ford Coach for a $125 Singer sewing machine
Classified note offers trade options with a 1929 Ford Coach for a $125 Singer sewing machine. Adds to apply at the office and mentions seeing Joe Casey in Cameron or calling 326 for milk cows for sale or trade, cash or terms.
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Jersey
Joe Casey
Cameron
The New Hatchery Opens January Twenty Second
The hatchery in the Stecher Building will open Monday January 22 offering custom hatchings and baby chicks. Eggs for hatching available from pure bred stock. Owned and operated by G A Plentl. tools and planters promoted. See Jim McGoldrick at Blue Bonnet Cafe for details. Brown seeks Place No 1 on the ballot with two aldermen to be elected for two years. Green urges voter turnout and support pledging best efforts for city service.
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Stecher
G. A. Plentl
Jim McGoldrick
Blue Bonnet Cafe
Brown
Green
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis credits Kruschen Salts with curing rheumatic pains and helping him lose 22 pounds after one bottle. He recommends taking a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast each morning and notes a four week supply costs five dollars with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
America
Reception Honors Mrs McCown Bride Gladys Lowery Mart
Mrs Meta McCown and Mrs Harry Tag hosted a Tuesday reception for bride Mrs Robert McCown formerly Miss Gladys Lowery of Mart. Mrs James Baskin greeted guests while Mrs Harry Tag and Mrs Meta McCown introduced attendees. Guests were invited to the dining room for continued socializing.
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Meta McCown
Harry Tag
Robert McCown
Gladys Lowery
Mart
James Baskin
Mary McLane Lawrence
Community reception welcomes Cameron bride to social set
The afternoon event featured sandwiches, pink and green embossed cakes, and hot tea. Guests included Mrs. Willard Keith, Mrs. Melvin Ford, Mrs. H. N. Tate, Misses Mittie Lou Howard and Ella V. Tate. A colonial doll bride cake rested on the table with violets and cut flowers enhancing the room. Several women called to greet the bride.
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Willard Keith
Melvin Ford
H. N. Tate
Mittie Lou Howard
Ella V. Tate
Cameron
Buffet Supper Hosted by Mr and Mrs Bonds
Mr and Mrs B F Bonds held a delightful buffet supper at their home last Friday evening. The elegant setting featured a lace covered table with green satin and crystal candles. A turkey dinner was served buffet style followed by contract bridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs R D Brown Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith Mr and Mrs Claude Trigg Mr and Mrs B F Robinson Mr and Mrs Ed Taylor and Mrs Mamie Arnold Hefley.
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B. F. Bonds
R. D. Brown
Oxsheer Smith
Claude Trigg
B. F. Robinson
Ed Taylor
Mamie Arnold Hefley
Ingersoll Brought to New York for Garfield Campaign Speech
In 1880 Col. Robert G. Ingersoll was invited to New York to deliver a campaign speech on behalf of James A. Garfield, a minister in the Christian church seeking the presidency. Rev Henry Ward Beecher introduced Ingersoll with praise for his advocacy of the right.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
James A. Garfield
Christian Church
United States
Henry Ward Beecher
Ingersoll
Col. Ingersoll
Florence Dunnington Visits Cameron From Rockdale
Miss Florence Dunnington of Rockdale was among B. & P. W. club guests from Rockdale Sunday afternoon. She has visited Cameron many times and has friends here who are always glad to see her.
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Florence Dunnington
Rockdale
Miss Dunnington
Cameron
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