Cameron Texas post office rates notice in 19th century
This item details second class mail matter status for Cameron Texas under an 1879 act. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays and lists subscription rates: Milam County 1.75 dollars yearly, outside county 2.00, and out of state 2.25.
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Cameron
Texas
Milam County
Taxpayers urged to bring all records to Cameron IRS office
Revenue Agent F. J. Schulz urges taxpayers visiting the Cameron Texas IRS office for help with 1953 returns to bring all data and records including withholding statements. He explains how to split business and personal expenses on Schedule C and notes deductible personal costs such as religious charitable contributions and medical expenses for seniors.
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Internal Revenue Service
Cameron
Texas
F. J. Schulz
Schulz
Internal Revenue Agents
Internal Revenue Office
Tax deductions and standard deduction highlighted by official
The tax official explains deductions including state and local taxes and mobile fees, and alimony. personal itemized deductions beyond 5 percent of adjusted gross income. He notes most taxpayers may choose the standard deduction of about 10 percent of income, with 45 million of 58 million filing last year benefiting for simplicity and lower liability.
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Schulz
Explorer Post 55 Holds Boy Scout Week Court of Honor
Explorer Post 55 held a Boy Scout Week Court of Honor at St. Monica’s Church. Rev. Clyde Holtman received the Post Charter from Rev. George Duda, with A C Mitechan and Charles Kunz among others receiving cards. Scouts earned Apprentice, Fitness, and merit badges. about forty youths attended Holy Communion. the event marked the 44th Boy Scout Week observance.
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Explorer
Boy Scout Week
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Clyde Holtman
Post
George Duda
St. Monica’s Church
A. C. Mitechan
Charles Kunz
Charles Matocha
Joseph Michalka
Donald Mees
James Hollas
Henry Brown
George Absnaider
Otto Zotz, Jr
Stephen Polzer
John Dillion
Albert Mondick
Bobby Balhorn
World Brotherhood
Sharp FFA Boys Represent Community At Livestock Show
The Sharp Community shines at the 1954 Houston Fat Stock Show with FFA members earning awards. John Caffey placed 8th with a 950 pound White Shorthorn steer sold at 45 cents a pound. Jimmie Love earned Red Ribbon honors on a registered Guernsey bull and cow with $35 prize money. Howard Lee Pierce won $100 for greatest profit in feeding beef scramble with a Hereford calf sold at 27 cents per pound. Ferol Angell entered two Herefords, placing 23rd in heavyweight and 30th in lightweight, with both steers at 45 cents per pound. Ferdl sold both. Garland Lawrence Jr. was set for the dairy calf scramble. Sharp FFA members plan to enter San Antonio the following weekend. A daughter, Rebecca Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fisher at St. Edward Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces.
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Sharp
Houston
Sharp Reporter
Sharp Ffa
John Caffey
Jimmie Love
Jimmie
Howard Lee Pierce
Howard
Ferol Angell
Ferdl
Garland Lawrence, Jr
San Antonio
Ben nis announce birth of Patricia Ann at St Edward Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Ben nis announce the arrival of a daughter at 8 15 p m at St Edward Hospital. Arriving on Tuesday February 9 she is named Patricia Ann and weighed seven pounds six ounces.
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Kenneth E. Bennis
St. Edward Hospital
Patricia Ann
Birth of Sylvia Fonesca at St Edward Hospital
Sylvia, seven pounds fifteen ounces, daughter of Mr and Mrs Romingo Fonesca, was born at 8 22 a.m. Friday February 12 at St Edward Hospital.
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Sylvia
Romingo Fonesca
St. Edward Hospital
Young Green Sibling Highlights Local Football Player
Green, a Yoe High student and football team member last season, is described alongside his brother and battery feats. The Novo sad family of Caldwell announces Paula Ann born February 7 at St. Edward Hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at 1 20 a.m.
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Green
Yoe High
Leland Green Jr
Thomas N. Novosad
Caldwell
Paula Ann
St. Edward Hospital
Laday
Shuffield and Green Enlist in Battery C Army Guard
Lloyd Albertson John C. Green and Donald E. Shuffield are the two newest members to join Battery C 649th Anti aircraft Artillery Battalion. They were sworn in during the Armory drill period on Tuesday evening by Capt. James T. Terry, Battery C's Commanding Officer. The enlistments raise the unit's strength to an all time high.
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John C. Green
Donald E. Shuffield
James T. Terry
Battery C
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George Childress Insurance
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Altwa Casualty Weeteoes
Imo Surety CO
Cmecrest
Southwestern Bell
Texas Telephone
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Clifton. R. Fisher
Rebecca Ann
Cameron Pated
Ameron
Sheffield
Battery Feed
Donald Shuffield
Dchany Green
National Guard
Lloyd Albertson
Gordon S. Baskin
S. Houston Allied Lines
First National Bank
FDIC
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