Belt Family Moves to Cameron
A. W. Belt and family relocate to Cameron where he will work for P. C. Adams. The move means the Belt girls will attend Cameron school and Mrs. Belt will have nearby neighbors. the Oakdale community hopes the family’s departure will bring pleasant experiences and supports for local farmers via churchwomen.
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Oakdale
Cameron
A. W. Belt
P. C. Adams
New Neighbor Joe Braden Moves Into Ab Casey House
Joe Braden recently moved into Ab Casey's home, formerly in Cameron. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Ike Reynolds of Cameron visited last Thursday and enjoyed a pleasant day together.
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Joe Braden
Cameron
Ab Casey
Ike Reynolds
Willingham Passes While En Route to Cameron
Mr. Willingham of near Milano died this morning while traveling to Cameron to trade and tend to business. He said he would not raise cotton or risk loss, and the community hopes for his success.
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Willingham
Milano
Cameron
Milano Club Seeks Farmer Plans For Watermelon Acreage
The Milano Commercial Club in Milano reports heavy activity sending cards to farmers to gauge joiners and determine how many acres of watermelons will be planted.
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Milano Commercial Club of
Milano
J H Taylor of Milano Dies Suddenly at 71
J H Taylor of Milano died very suddenly Thursday morning around 7 30. He was 71 and among the early settlers of the county.
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J. H. Taylor
Milano
Mr. Taylor
Fence Liberty Cemetery Hog Proofing Work Day Planned
The Liberty Cemetery Association buys wire to hog proof the grounds where hogs damaged shrubs. A work day will be held soon with men installing the fence and ladies providing dinner. Willie Heightman is very ill and confined to bed for weeks. Olga Matzig returns from a pleasant visit with relatives. Emil Matzig bought a horse and a phonograph in Cameron last week. Mrs Heightman returns from Corinth to visit her mother and sister. Mr and Mrs F M Robinson of Wheeler County are Perry’s brother.
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Liberty Cemetery Association
Willie
Mrs. Heightman
Emil Matzig
Cameron
Local Social News Highlights Bruins and Visitors
Robinsons visit relatives as Mrs. Presley’s sister. Sid House traded in Milano for plants. Wimberlys host nephew and niece from Anneca. Tom Westbrook and sons Dick and Erwin from Liberty traded in Cameron. Thomas Batey of Rice declines a Key West navy trip. Lottie Shelton handles Cameron business as Chatmans visit Yarrel ton area with Pearl Chatman from Adhall. Mrs Casey visits daughter Mrs Spraberry, then Jim Spraberry returns with her family. Earl Casey of Temple sends his sister Mrs Jim Spra-
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Tom Westbrook
Dick and
Erwin
Liberty
Cameron
Local Hog Market Notes From Milano Trade
Berry, a fine pig, shipped to Milano and taken home Sunday. L. B. Bradley of Lorena visited Milano this week buying hogs, paying 5 to 6 cents. Mrs. Jones of Kentucky visits Milano with Mrs. Fannie Hudson.
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Berry
Milano
L. B. Bradley
Mrs. Jones
Kentucky
Fannie Hudson
Milano to Brookshire Train Meet In Cameron Note
Last Wednesday in Cameron a cold day. Mrs. Shaw rode the three o clock train from Milano to Brookshire to meet her daughter Mrs. Buller. J H Thompson and Mr White are organizing a drove of very red cattle to Cameron for Wm Rogers. Mrs Enoch Fisher was ill several days. Mr Mills and Mr Craves of Milano visited Cameron Saturday.
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J. H. Thompson
Mr. White
Cameron
Wm. R. Rogers
Enoch Fisher
Mr. Mills
Mr. Craves of
Milano
Local social notes from Milano and Rockdale
Hugh Winberly, Ernest Cook with Hugh's cousin Mr Fuller enjoyed a weekend in Milano. John Arledge was seen trading in Rockdale on Thursday.
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Hugh Winberly
Ernest Cook
Hugh
Mr. Fuller
Milano
John Arledge
Rockdale
Mrs G J Noviz Visits Mother in Beil Counsy
Mrs G J Noviz of Mine visited her mother in Beil Counsy a week, staying with relatives and returning soon.
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G. J. Noviz
Beil Counsy
Ween
Bromo Quinine Box Shows Groves Signature
Colds cause grip and aflenza listed with a laxative brom o quinine tablet. Only one item bears the signature of W. Groves on the box, with the printed warning and label intact.
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W. Groves
Revered Parker Moon praised for Tanlac health revival
The Southwest Missouri Quaker leader Uncle Parker Moon credits Tanlac with restoring his health after five years of nervous indigestion headaches and fatigue. He reports improved appetite sleep and digestion and says he now recommends Tanlac to friends. Sold locally by New Cameron Drug Co. and others.
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Southwest
Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends of Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Eli Ba Bas
Aniac
Taniac
Cameron
New Cameron Drug Co
Rockdale
Sldridge Bros
Milano
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J. H. Taster
Liberty Cemetery
Olga Matzig
F. M. Robinson
Wheeler County
Perry
Thomas Batey
Rice
Key West
Florida
Navy
Lottie Shelton
Mrs. Chatman
Yarrelton
Miss Pearl Chatman
Adhall
Earl Casey
Temple
Jim Spra
Bebel
Thedford’s
aggosBone
Greenway & Batla
S. Terry
Edsel B. Ford
The
Ford Motor Company
FORD
Chambers
Hefley Motor Co
Cameron, Texas
Rev
Albert Gregory
Bluford
Ill
Myusband
Cardus