Dates Set for Citizens Military Training Camps 1929
Headquarters Eighth Corps Area details the 1929 CMTC schedule with camps at Fort Sam Houston Fort Sill Fort Logan Fort Bliss Camp Stephen D Little Fort D A Russell and projected 35 700 trainees nationwide two thousand and nine hundred for the corps area The CMTC movement began in 1921 and has grown in participation and popularity officials note potential for further size if funds are provided.
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Eighth Corps
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Fort Logan
Colorado
Fort Bliss
Camp
Stephen D. Little
Arizona
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
War Department
United States
New Mexico
Citizens
Congress
Triangle Bridge Club Hosts Valentine Themed Evening
The Triangle Bridge Club met Monday at the home of Mrs. Dero Jenkins' parents, honoring members with red decor and valentine touches. High scorer Mrs. Bert Miller received a hand painted oil cloth bridge cover while low scorer Mrs. W. D. Bigbee earned a colonial picture. other visitors joined the gathering.
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Ising
Valentine
Dero Jenkins
Triangle Bridge Club
J. F. Brown
Bob Brown
Bert Miller
W. D. Bigbee
Dinner Service Described with Valentines Napkins and Coffee
A luncheon course included valentine napkins and a salad course followed by coffee. The text notes the arrangement and service style without broader context or names.
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Valentine
Sunday Socials Reach Multiple Local Families
Ed McAtee and family from Burlington dined with Mrs. Herman Schwarting and kin. Helen Jennings stayed with La Rue Douglas on Wednesday night. Howard Schwarting visited Ed Kinsey and wife in Maysfield Sunday and Monday. Preston Johnson and wife from Bellville with Mrs W T Johnson and Lucille visited Mrs Herman Schwarting Monday afternoon. Jessie Sims, employed by Barrett Johnson of Jones Prairie, spent weekend at home with his parents.
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Ed Kinsey
Maysfield
Herman Schwarting
Ed McAtee
Burlington
Howard Schwarting
Preston Johnson
Bellville
W. T. Johnson
Lucille
Jones Prairie
Herman Schwarzing
Jessie Sims
Barrett Johnson
Schwartings Visit Relatives with Local Callers
Howard Schwarting and wife traveled to Oaenville on Tuesday with Preston Johnson and wife and Miss Beulah Johnson to visit relatives and friends. La Nova Rea of Bellfalls and Beulah Johnson of Jones Prairie were callers at Herman Schwarting's home Wednesday afternoon.
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Howard Schwarting
Oaenville
Preston Johnson
Beaulah Johnson
la Nova Rea
Bellfalls
Jones Prairie
Herman Schwarting
Local Visitors Call on Schwarting and Schultz Families
Mrs Perry Strickler visited the home of Mrs Herman Schwarting and Katherine Schwarting Tuesday afternoon. Howard and La Rue Douglas and Helen Jennings were visitors at the home of Herman Schultz and family Wednesday night.
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Perry Strickler
Herman Schwarting
Katherine Schwarting
Howard and
la Rue Douglas
Helen Jennings
Herman Schultz
Blacksmithing Assignment Linked to Cameron Worker
R. K. Anderson hires a Cameron man to perform blacksmith work, signaling local labor collaboration. The arrangement places the Cameron craftsman under Anderson’s project at a nearby shop.
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R. K. Anderson
Cameron
Mrs Douglas and Mrs Campbell Visit Ill Mrs Mitchell
Mrs D B Douglas and Mrs E F Campbell called on Mrs Louis Mitchell on Tuesday afternoon. Mitchell has been ill for some time.
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D. B. Douglas
E. F. Campbell
Louis Mitchell
Community social notes from Camron and nearby towns
Pauline Starnes visited Hazel Douglas Sunday night. Howard Schwarting and Ed Kinsey were business visitors in Cameron Monday. Barrett Lucille Beaulah John son La Nova Rea were in the community Friday. Bill Kohring and wife visited Perry Strickler and wife Tuesday afternoon. Roy Douglas Durell Mitchell and Fred Starnes were business visitors in Rosebud Friday.
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Howard Schwarting
Ed Kinsey
Cameron
Barrett
Lucille
Beaulah Johnson
la Nova Rea
Bill Kohring
Perry Strickler
Roy Douglas
Durell Mitchell
Fred Starnes
Rosebud
Local Social Roundup In Gause And Cameron
Mrs W B Porter of Rockdale visited friends in Gause last week. Mrs W B Cochran entertained for her niece Frances Kent Davis turning eight with valentine games and refreshments for 15 children. Mrs Terry Moore and her children were in Cameron last Wednesday. G C Walker and Louis Harley were in Navasota on business last Wednesday and Thursday.
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W. B. Porter
Rockdale
Gause
W. B. Cochran
Frances Kent Davis
Terry Moore
Cameron
G. C. Walker
Louis Harley
Navasota
Kendall Conducts Sunday Services in Waco Baptist Church
Rev Kendall of Waco led morning services at the Baptist church on Sunday, continuing a local spiritual routine and guiding parishioners through worship.
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Kendall
Waco
The
Baptist Church
Local Honor for Promoted Official and New City Residents
The community congratulates a resident promoted to a higher post and welcomes a respected family to Rockdale. Neighbors praise their contribution and note the city benefits from their presence and service.
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Rockdale
Black-Draught touted as relief for indigestion
A Kentucky man recounts relief from indigestion and irregular meals using Black-Draught, praising its laxative effect and noting similar results for others. The ad claims Thedford’s Black Draught has been in use nearly 100 years and is sold everywhere. NC-197
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Nicholasville
Jesse Dickerson
Central Avenue
Thedford
Model Candidate Corrects Claim of Drinking Like a Fish
In a parliamentary exchange the model candidate challenges the accusation of heavy drinking. The opposition replies by reframing the issue with a digression about a fish drinking water and only what it needs.
Marking Time Humphrey and Flannery Exchange
A clipped exchange shows Humphrey teasing Flannery about a beard remark and Flannery replying he is not intentionally growing one. The brief dialogue captures a light moment between the two figures.
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Humphrey
Flannery
Conflicting Ad Claims On Razor Blade Safety
A reader reports two magazine ads giving opposite guidance on razor blade safety. One urges not to strap or pedal blades, the other advocates doing so, leaving the reader unsure which instruction to follow.
Preschooler Fritz Seethes Over Holiday Gap
A humorous exchange highlights a preschooler’s sorrow as his brothers enjoy holidays while he cannot attend school yet. The child questions why he must wait, revealing a childhood milestone about schooling readiness and wait for admission.
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Jim Hank
H. Schwarting Home
R. W. Edwards
C. J. Anderson
C. W. Stephens
Dorothy
Lovelady
Mr. Stephens
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mrs. Stephens
Clarkson
Pauline Starnes
Hazel Douglas
Galveston
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
Ss. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
F. M. Hauptfleisch
Congratul Attgns
Thorndale Produce Company
E. J. Sebesta
Peter
Green Produce Co
Fritz
Fletcher
Lledack
New York City
Call
Cameron Herald
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