Cameron readers hear of 214 year old pecan story and locals
Cameron residents and visitors like Being About People and Things in Cameron recount early Texas lore. Raby of Norman Vaalley supplied material on the 214 year old pecan tree near the Little River valley bridge felled in 1929. Local readers Schattle Rochetzky Glaser Storey join Herald subscribers and the 500 Club as 1985 begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Raby
Norman Vaalley
Cameron
Valley Bridge
Little River
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States
Raby
The
Herald
Buckholts
Mr. Raby
Ad Hall
Sharp
A. R. Rochetzky
Hanover
Texas
Lone Star
DeWitt
Local residents named in Cameron Herald readers and events
Guy Slocomb Jr. appointed Committee Clerk of the Texas House in Austin and plans to enter State University. New Herald readers include Husan Ables a New Cameron Drug Co. pharmacist and R. B. Stedman linked to Palace of Sweets. Monta Moore, grandson of Cameron natives, marries Margarette Schaffer in Palma California. Mrs Meagher in California at 92. Various local visits and family notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Slocomb, Jr
Don Slocomb
House of Representatives
Austin
State University
the Herald
Husan Ables
New Cameron Drug Co
R. B. Stedman
Herald
Fred Reno
Palace of Sweets
Mr. Stedman
Monta Moore
California
Cameron
Margarette Schaffer
Palma
Monta
Meagher
Mrs James F Robinette Receives Herald Copy
Fort Worth resident Mrs. James F. Robinette of 4632 Birchman Street will receive her first Herald this week and plan to read items of interest from the old hometown.
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the Herald
Storey
Fort Worth
James F. Robinette
Birchman Street
Classified Ads From 08 GeO Section
Classified notices and small ads appear with listings for items for sale services wanted and notices of various kinds in this region's market page. Readable fragments hint at purchases trades and local offerings across categories.
Local Classifieds Include Livestock Pups Pianos and Equipment
Various sale notices list eight items from farm to household. Livestock includes 3 Jersey cows 75 chickens and 2 mules with a 116 acre improved farm for sale by Dewey Green Route 2 Gause Texas. Pianos offered by Clough and Warren and Collins Piano Co. Station for rent and cash register adding machine for sale. Also radiators batteries auto equipment and crops advertised by local businesses. Community notices report local visits and moves of residents and readers joining the 500 club at the Cameron Herald.
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Jersey
Dewey Green
Route 2
Gause
Tex
Clough — and Warren
R. H. Stafford
North
Houston Street
Collins Piano Co
Austin Avenue
Waco
Texas
Black Hawk Ointment Offered With Guarantee
Local pharmacies Schiller Pharmacy and Dusek Pharmacy advertise Black Hawk Ointment for skin trouble including itch eczema ringworm and pimples with a price of 1.39 and a guarantee. The notice appears as a classified style medical ad in the period newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller Pharmacy
Dusek Pharmacy
Sulphurous Compound Promises Healthier Poultry
New Cameron Drug Co of Cameron Texas advertises a sulphurous compound to add to drinking water to prevent pests and disease in chickens and turkeys. It promises healthy egg production and strong chicks with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cameron Drug Co
Cameron
Texas
Milam County Baptists Fund Drive and Services
The Milam county Baptists voted at the Workers' Conference to subsidize Czech Baptist Rundus and will pay Rev. Moises Robledo's salary by March 1. The group reports $208,000 raised to liquidate debt through the Hundred Thousand Club. Services at Cameron First Baptist Church Sunday feature special choir under Francis Cox.
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Moises Robledo
Hundred Thousand Club
Cameron
Francis Cox
Duckworth
Itasca
Suneday
Messacre
Card of Thanks and Local Herald Readership Growth
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to Cameron neighbors for help during illness and death of Joseph Mondrik. It lists doctors and readers, notes first copies received by W. L. Turner Company and Justice of the Peace W. Brashear, highlights community readers, and mentions local residents and upcoming 1935 Herald distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Joseph Mondrik
Ellora Monroe
W. R. Newton, Jr
W. R. Newton
Joseph Mondrck
P T A Program To Celebrate Founding Of Organizations
Cameron County groups plan events this month to mark the founding of the National Congress of Parent and Teachers. A playlet directed by Miss Lanelle Love will be staged at 3:30 in the High School Auditorium with High School students in the cast and a pageant directed by Miss Ethel Jenkins including children, parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Parent-Teacher Association
National Congress of Parent and Teachers
Lanelle Love
Ethel Jenkins
Episcopal Services Set for Holy Communion and Sermon
West district church lists Holy Communion and sermon at 11 am Monday. W FF Vogelsang of Ben Arnold joins the reader list. his father Will Vogelsang, a longtime Herald reader, orders the address. Readers and visitors travel from Ardmore Oklahoma City Waco and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
W. FF. Voxelsang
Ben Arnold
Will Vogelsang
The
Herald
Vogelsang
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Henry Schattle
Schattle
Route
Schuttle
Fritz Glaser
Joe Hebner
Mrs. Hebner
Mr. Storey
Southern Pacific
Minerva
Green Produce Co
Coca Cola Company
Jennie Werner
Manuel
Leo Werner
Otto Schuetze
Burlington
Hilton Howell
Baptist Sanitarium
T. A. Howell
Patsy McGregor
Austin State University
C. P. McGregor
Niley Smith, Jr
Clayton Sapp
John M. Smith
A. & M. College
J. B. Rector
Shreveport
Sam Hefley
Mr. Hefley
Roger Neblets
Jeff T. Kemp
A. W. Esslinger
Roy Esslinger
Houston
H. W. Weatherby
John Watson, Jr
Ernest Sharpe
Roy Baskin
Lee Marek
Howard Terry
Delta Experiment Station
Stoneville
Mississippi
Cameron Cotton Oil Co
Cameron, Texas
FE. O. Schiller
W. B. Skelton
Jesse Coward
Coward's
C. H. Pollard
Gaither Motor Company
Rockdale
Drauxhon’s Business College
Herald Office
BE O
Schiller
F. J. Beckerman
W. L. Clark
Billie
John Wallace
New York City
Columbia University
B. Slocuml
Raymond Sharpe
Duncum
D. A. Lindle
Cameron Machine Shop
Mr. Lindle
Little Theatre Movement
A. €. Schaudies
Dick Clark
Waxahachie
W. S. Clark
Green Prolce Company
Coca Cola
Rawleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
John Seidl
Baptists
Milam County
Workers’ Conference
Rundus
W. L. Turner Company
Turner
Louie ‘Turner
Rog
Ers
W. J. Brashear
Justice of Peace
Judge Brashear
A. S. Valenta
John Hrozek
Route 1
Hrozek
Santa Fe
Ladi Hrozek
Yeomen
Ladis
P.T. A
Mrs. Gee. Childress
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
W. A. Bonds
Henry Ruby
Albert Schiller
Kirkland
Mere
John C. Jones
Nadine Sapp
Imogene Sapp
M. C. Sapp
A. C. Brady
Georgetown
Charles Brady
Tiff Moore
W.T. Pearson
Will Ondrej
Parma
Pharmacy
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