Public call for honesty guides civic and youth schooling
The piece urges widespread honesty in business and politics, stressing parental and school role in shaping fair conduct. It notes Lincoln's legacy as a democratic beacon and highlights midwinter civic activity and goodwill through clubs and dances, then reports Cameron election results. Mayor Smith and supporters back public ownership of utilities with aldermen Green and Schiller as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Smith
Cameron
Bass
Horstmann
Schiller
Green
Terry
McDermott
Smith
Leland Green
Kr. O. Schiller
Bob Terry
Kraft Cheese Company
First World War veteran seeks bonus payment
Claude R. McCarty becomes the first veteran to file for a bonus with J. R. Hays as local postmaster. He received the form with his compensation check. The Clare Tailor Shop hosts the local Legion headquarters. Ray Duckworth announces a Baptist laymen meeting of 22 Milam County churches, with Dr. R. T. Wilson as a speaker at the event.
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Claude R. McCarty
J. R. Hays
McCarty
Legion Post
Clare
Ray Duckworth
First Baptist Church
Milam County
R. T. Wilson
Brindley Hospital
Temple
Timmerman Resigns Pastorship For Clarksdale Church
Rev N D Timmerman resigns after five years as pastor of the First Baptist Church in this city to accept the post at First Baptist Church in Clarksdale Mississippi. He offered his resignation Sunday with February 16 as the effective date. Timmerman pursued studies at the University Greenville South Carolina earned an MA from Texas Christian University Fort Worth and spent five years at Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth while completing his PhD.
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Eee Ge Ieee
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
United States
Lincoln
America
Lovers of
Liberty
Pator
N. D. Timmerman
First Baptist Church
Clarksdale
Mississippi
Timmerman
Rev
Greenville
South Carolina
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Southwestern Seminary
Bob Young Scores With New Sign For Citizens Bank
Local boy and advertising expert Bob Young designed a large sign for Citizens National Bank on Highway 44 into Cameron from Ben Arnold. Retained by Phillip Reid bank director and cashier, the sign features thousands of red reflectors visible for miles at night. The project has earned Young wide recognition for his solo design.
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Bob Young
Citizens National Bank
Highway 44
Cameron
Ben Arnold
Mr. Young
Phillip Reid
Funeral for I. G. Braden 12 Buried in Burlington
Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p.m. at the Methodist church for I. G. Braden 12 of this city. Rev J Coy Williams officiated with interment at Burlington. Braden, a student at Ada Henderson School, died after a week long pneumonia illness. He is survived by his parents and one brother and one sister.
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I. G. Braden
Methodist
J. Coy Williams
Burlington
Young Braden
Ada Henderson
Rogers Man Named Old Age Pension Director Over Us
W. S. Bauch of Rogers named District Supervisor for the Old Age Pension Administration with Milam County in his district. Headquarters to be in Austin. Milam County is in District and one of 12 counties. It was not learned if a local Old Age Pension Administrator would be named. Judge Jeff T. Kemp offered office space and sought to confirm a local appointee.
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W. S. Bauch
Rogers
Old -Ase Pension Administration
Milam County
Austin
the Herald
Jeff T. Kemp
Summer Heats Silence Noted Among Diligent Activities
A line from a bygone issue hints at many useful pursuits losing vigor in the summer heat. The fragment points to diminished spirit and energy as days grow hot and routines falter.
Newton for Senate candidate Dr. W. R. Newton announces
Dr. W. R. Newton of Cameron a well known surgeon and Democratic leader enters the State Senate race for the 13th District to succeed Bob Poage. He rose from a Arkansas farm boy to graduate with honors in 1899 at Memphis Hospital Medical College and taught six years in Arkansas schools before medical training.
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W. R. Newton
Cameron
Bob Poage
Waco
Dr. Newton
Harrison
Boone County
Arkansas
Harrison High School
Medical
Memphis, Tenn
Ozard Country
Memphis Hospital Medical College
George W. Newton
Price
Missouri
Prison Sentence For Forgery In Two Cases
A man in district court pleaded guilty to two forgery and passing charges, receiving two years in each case to run concurrently. He was sent to a state prison hospital while his wife and four children faced homelessness, highlighting hardship as he awaited sentencing.
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Xeene
Bioynna
Nia
Amuin
Abe
Coughts
Moody seeks District Clerk post in Milam County
W G Nig Moody a Milam County resident announces his candidacy for District Clerk with the Democratic nominating primary set for Saturday July 25 1936. He thanks supporters and pledges continued campaign effort across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G
Nig) Moody
Milam County
Roll Call Service For Presbyterians
The Presbyterian church plans a roll call on Sunday February 10 at eleven. Clerk Jadee Gillis will call 325 names with hopes of full attendance from resident members. Special music and the Lord's Supper will be served. members invite visitors from other denominations to share in this unique service.
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Howterian
Sanday
Feningitin
Jadee Greharm Gillis
Election Results For Alderman And City Attorney
Voters reported results showing candidates for Alderman 113s and City Attorney Morrison 1136. outcome details are limited in the text.
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Morrison
Arthur Longmire for Commissioner in Precinct 3
Arthur Longmire of Rockdale seeks Democratic primary election support for Commissioner of Precinct No 3. He is announced by The Herald to readers and is a brother of Mason Longmire, deputy city marshal.
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Arthur Longmire
Rockdale
The
Herald
Mr. Longmire
Mason Longmire
Marshad
Peel Joins Fort Worth Cats in Texas League
Rochester sold Homer Peel to the Fort Worth Cats in the Texas League. Peel, a former New York Giants farmhand, is praised by teammate Bogges for his age and power, predicted to hit about .330 with over 100 RBIs this season.
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Baselal Tartith
Texas
Bayelmil Vine
Fort Worth Cats
Rochester
Peel
New York Giants
Fmaty Bogwess
Janeron
Fort Worth
Boggesa
Smith Wins Nomination in Turaday Election Race
Leonard Blaylock and Barton Brown challenged Gene Wins tone Smith for the marshal post. Smith secured a majority of 647 votes to defeat Blaylock with 385 and Brown with 97, giving him six years as head of the police after four years as marshal.
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Dun .Tyson
Sol Sider
Sider
Tyson
J. C. Joseph
Gene Smith
L. L. Blaylock
Smith
Barton Brown
Trail
Blaylock
Brown
W. H. Stafford
Bill Morrison
Roy Baskin
Democratic
Ag Folwe W. & Skelton, S. A. Cattle
A. Pricua
Hbhvoud
Blaylock Brown
Tone Smith
Tymernhal
Turaday
Lortonthal
Leonard Blaylock
Stith
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J. B. White
Roy Griffith
Aideren
Baptist
Citizens Bank
G. Braden
Poage
Court House
W.G
Moody
Keen
Griffith
Stafford
Homer
Gene
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