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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
10
District 8 reports 6 541 women and girls in 393 homes and 15 counties enrolled in 4 H and clubs. 828 224 containers of canned preserved foods. 903 611 pounds stored cured and dried in 1936. Kitchen improvements totaled 1 126 of 1 190 enrollments with 15 995 41 dollars spent. Landscaping added 4 843 plants and 1 018 trees including pecans.
The Cameron Machine Shop hosts an all day open house with an entertainment program in the Machine Shop building to celebrate the John Deere Centennial. The event is a motion picture presented for local farmers.
Raymond Beard representing the Bryan Production Loan Association moved to Cameron and opened offices in the Henderson building. The office will take applications for loans to farmers and stockmen at 5 percent.
Madame Elisabeth Rethberg of the Metropolitan Opera urges cooking for health and vigor. The Riverdale, New York resident travels globally collecting recipes to test at home, favoring German Bohemian Swiss Italian and Australian dishes. Known as Alda she recently performed Sieglinde in Die Walkure opening the New York season.
Frank Sproull of Ben Arnold delivered a remarkable egg to the Herald office. Found Wednesday morning, the white leghorn egg is unusually large and peanut shaped with a rounded half circle form and pointed ends.
G A Plentl Hatchery in Cameron Texas announces spring hatching begins January 11. The facility features a 1987 model incubator and hatcher for chick production.
Dr J J Taylor long time News staffer and editor of State Press since 1908 becomes editor in chief succeeding the late James Quayle Dealey. William B Ruggles named associate editor in chief. Lynn W Landrum and DeWitt McMurray receive promotions. Taylor, born 1869 in Wilson North Carolina, rose from Clarksville Times to state prominence with wit and civic influence.
The Ben Arnold 4-H Club will host a masquerade party on February 6 to raise money for yearbooks. Nearby interactions include Dorothy Reddehase visiting Lena Robinson and several club meetings with Miss Logorne County agent discussing sewing boxes peach tree care and upcoming events. August Morrow, NTAC student, spent part of last week with his mother in Splawn.
Observers report six weeks of continued rain and cold have caused unprecedented losses in business and farming operations. Sunbreaks appeared late Wednesday after twenty one days with no sun in January, and no farm work can proceed under these conditions. Business is virtually at a standstill.
The Episcopal Church schedules an Evening Prayer and Sermon for Sunday February 7 at 7 50 o clock in the evening. Attendees are invited to participate in the service featuring a sermon.
Victor Sustek of Cameron is promoted to a traveling salesman role with Schuhmacher Wholesale Grocery Company in Bryan. He will continue to cover the Cameron territory and sell Cameron merchants. The Bryan position marks a promotion from his previous years with the company.
The Cameron Yoemen edged Thorndale 12 to 11 to secure at least a tie for the Milam County class A basketball title. They led 10 to 3 at halftime and saved the win with strong defense from Garvin and Blankenship. If Cameron beats Rockdale this week they can clinch the title.
The Roosevelt Balls at Cameron Country Club and National Hall raised 145 for the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia. The events occurred last Saturday night January 30 with Mrs. F C Fahrendorf and J C Andres in charge at the two venues. The Burlington Hall ball was canceled due to bad weather and impassable roads with Tubby Cabron in charge.
Frank Sproull and Fred Folschin were Cameron visitors on Wednesday and are now readers of The Herald. Mr Sproull also sends the paper to Sperrin Collins on Burlington Route 1.
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