Cameron Yoe High School hosts three day art exhibit
An art exhibit and evening programs run Wednesday through Friday at Yoe High School with student performances on opening night and PTA and Grammar School duties on the subsequent evenings. Admission is 10 cents for children, 15 cents for adults, 25 cents for a season ticket. Proceeds fund school room pictures. The show features 200 plus works from Elson Art Publication Co. of Belmont Massachusetts.
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Yoe High School
Parents Teachers’ Association
Cameron
Yoe Ilig
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Grammar School
Elson Art Publication Co., Inc
Belmont
Mass
Mother’s Club
Grammar
Maas Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner Beat 7
Chas Maas of Burlington runs for County Commissioner Beat 7 to replace Henry Reaves who won t seek re election. The Democrat will face July 26 1924 primary. Maas pledges careful finance and prudent spending while serving as a farmer with a 26 year Burlington residence and a family.
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Chas. Maas
Burlington
Beat 7
Henry Reaves
Maas
Mons
Cameron Hosts Weekend Guests From San Antonio and New Braunfels
nlian Stein of New Braunfels and Orin McCarty of San Antonio, sti nts at A. & M. College were guests of Joe Mohler for the weekend. The boys expressed themselves as being delighted to meet the Cameron girls and to enjoy Cameron hospitality. Hilton Culpepper of Gause was a business visitor in the city Monday.
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Nlian Stein
New Braunfels
Orin McCarty
San Antonio
A. & M. College
Joe Mohler
Cameron
Hilton Culpepper of
Gause
Mrs G C Walters Dies in Brownwood After Health Battle
News arrives from Cameron of the death of Mrs G C Walters in Brownwood Tuesday evening. She resided in Cameron with her husband before 1925, later moved for tuberculosis treatment. Survived by husband and two young sons, she was a Baptist and her husband G C Walters managed Milam County Lumber here and later joined the Brownwood outfit.
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G. C. Walters
Brownwood
Cameron
J. B. White
Walters
Milam County Lumber Company
Baptist Church
Hub Dry Goods Sold and Renamed as The Leader
The Hub Dry Goods in Cameron has been purchased by Mr. Kalenigsburg of Killeen Texas. The former owner Mr. Swag turned over the business which will not operate under the old name but will be known as The Leader. He also moved extra stock from Killeen to join the Cameron purchase.
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Cameron
Kalenigsburg
Killeen
Texas
Swag
C. R. Law
Milam County
Rey Law
Mr. Law
Ad Hall
S. W. Law
Severa
Cameron Cemetery Association
Law
To the Voters of Cameron Thank You Note
A Cameron candidate expresses thanks to voters for support in the city primary election. The message praises the almost unanimous approval and pledges continued attention to city affairs in the future.
Ballots Taken From Milam In Peddy Mayfield Contest
United States Senate representatives collected Milam County ballots for the Peddy Mayfield contest. J. F. Duke of Dallas for Earle B. Mayfield and Paul Shropshire Jr. of Fort Worth for Geo. E. B. Peddy supervised the examination. They reported ballots in Milam were in excellent condition while noting destroyed ballots in Travis and Bell counties.
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Milam County
United States Senate
Peddy Mayfield
Senate
J. F. Duke
Dallas
Earle B. Mayfield
Paul Shropshire, Jr
Fort Worth
Geo. E. B. Peddy
Travis
Bell
Cameron Pays Tribute to Woodrow Wilson Memorial Service
Memorial services for Woodrow Wilson, who died in Washington on February 3 and was buried February 6, were held in Cameron. More than 300 attended as Mayor J. B. White presided. speakers praised Wilson as Christian, statesman, and wartime leader. Taps and benediction followed.
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Woodrow Wilson
City of Washington
District Court Room
Court House
J. B. White
W. T. Hefley
America
God
E S. Hutcherson
Baptist Church
Wilson
H. R. McFadyen
Presbyterian Church
Hopkins Players Bring Vaudeville to Cameron Tent Theatre
In Cameron Milam County the Hopkins Players, under American Legion auspices, perform nightly with rotating programs next week at North Central Avenue. The shows draw strong crowds, with high praise from local residents and a note of Roy Law’s candidacy for Milam County Tax Collector in the upcoming Democratic Primary.
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Monroe Hopkins
Roy Law
Cameron
County
Collecior
Hopkins
North Central Avenue
American Legion
Rockdale
Texas
Chicago
Eugene Green Visits Parents Over Weekend
Eugene Green of the State University spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A N Creen.
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Eugene Green
the State University
Mrs
A. N. Creen
Minerva Crude Oil Prices Rise Again in Cameron Field
A price increase of 25 cents per barrel was posted Saturday February 2 by Owens Refining Company of Cameron, lifting the Minerva crude oil price to 1.60 a barrel. This marks the third price rise in the Minerva field since last fall and the second this year.
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Minerva
Owens Refining Company of
Cameron
Roly Lends Lecture Heads to Cameron Church
Coleman Craig, member of the Armstrong party, speaks in Cameron on a Holy Lands tour with Dr. George W. Truett and Dr. Lee R. Scarbrough. The lecture includes about 60 stereographic photos from continental Europe Egypt and Palestine including the tomb of Christ and Garden of Gethsemane. Free will offering requested with no admission.
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Coleman Craig
Armstrong
Holy Lands
George W. Truett
Lee R. Scarbrough
The
Baptist Church
Cameron
Craig
Europe
Egypt
Palestine
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Pilate
White pledges cooperation after Cameron primary defeat
After losing the Democratic City Primary by a slim margin, Mayor J. B. White pledges cooperation with the incoming administration led by Judd G. Davis. He expresses gratitude for support, commits to good citizenship, and asks friends to unite to advance the city and protect all interests.
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J. B. White
Cameron
Judd G. Davis
Wll
Political Promise of Courtesy to All Voters Quoted
A fragmented political pledge promises courteous treatment for every person the candidate meets if elected. The text cites extending respectful conduct to all whom IT may contact and ends with the phrase Respectfully.
Cameron voters reelect old council and choose mayor
In Cameron City Primary Judd G. Davia won the mayor race defeating J. B. White by 91 votes. Ray Robinson was elected City Marshal over Vines Lucay by 26 votes. The council retained its members with five aldermen elected and the new officers sworn in April.
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J. B. White
Ray Robinson
Vines Lucay
Cuci Ra
Fantaniees Eee
Vince
Laeas ccc
Len OG Yeh
Aeanthneee Dee Dbs
H. M. Hefley
O. M. Smith
Geo
Faul. Webb
Dan Tyson
R. D. Brown
Civee
T. FL Hardy
Jas. Watson
S. M. Burns
Elwood Cammer
Henry Reaves Declines Re Election in Milam County
Milam County commissioner Henry Reaves of Beat 7 announces he will not run again. He cites the need for full time and transportation to serve efficiently, noting six years in office and appreciation for local support and cooperation.
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Henry Reaves
Beat No. 7
Milam County
Reaves
Green sisters pursue studies at Columbia University
Miss Pauline Green daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Green has entered Columbia University Monday after studying at Texas State University since last June. Her elder sister Miss Louise has been a student at Columbia since September. Miss Lalla Meyers attended the Style Show in Dallas this week.
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Pauline Green
A. N. Green
Texas State University
Columbia University
Louise
Lalla Meyers
Dallas
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Bill
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Yut High School
G.K. Walters
Cameron Lumberman
Kalenigsburg OF
Milam
T. S. Henderson
Wilcon
A. J. Lewis
Minerva Crude Oil
Roly
OLD Council
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