Revival trips and political hints in Cameron
Rev C J Oxley leaves Monday for revival work in Waco. Hon T S Henderson is a candidate for Congress in the Sixth District. A Cameron delegation attends the Governor’s opening speech in Waco for Monta J Moore. Delegates to the Austin Methodist institute are Aetna Smith and Lena Triggs, with Supt A W Taber. Milam County guards drill under Captain Jeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Oxley
Waco
T. S. Henderson
Scott Fields
Cameron
Monta J. Moore
Aetna Smith
Lena Triggs
Methodist Sunday School
Austin
Spinach and bean planting tips for home gardens
Advice on seed potato treatment with formalin before cutting and 40 percent formaldehyde solution. Do not plant spinach seeds too close. eight inches apart is ideal to prevent stemmy plants. Grow New Zealand spinach for hot weather and plant bush beans thickly without thinning for higher yields. Keep plants two inches apart and rows 18 inches to two feet apart to harvest daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Be Counted Chas F Heidenrich Named Census Supervisor
Chas. F. Heidenrich of Austin has been named supervisor of the Federal Enumeration Census Bureau for the 24th district covering Bastrop Burleson Lee Milam Travis and Williamson counties. The Champion notes no local appointments yet but expects enumeration work to begin soon and urges residents to cooperate with the enumerator for an accurate count in Thorndale.
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Chas. F. Heidenrich
Austin
Bastrop
Burleson
Lee
Milam
Travis
Williamson
United States
Thorndale
H. D. Club Names Milam County Homemakers Reps
Mrs. Luke Modesette of Duncan Mrs. Willis Vogelsang of Ben Arnold and Mrs. E A Yeager of Jones Prairie are nominated to represent Milam County in the Master Homemakers Contest conducted by the program organizers.
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Luke Modesette
Duncan
Willis Vogelsang
Ben Arnold
E. A. Yeager
Jones Prairie
Milam County
Master Farm Homemakers Honored For Adaptable Home Making
The Farmers Wife Magazine lists exemplary women as Master Farm Homemakers for their adaptable homemaking skills and notable results under the conditions and constraints of farm life.
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Farmers Wife Magazine
Gause Community Notes On Harvest Work And Local Visits
Rain and freezes give way to sun as farmers plan corn planting. Boosters meet after bad weather with singing. Local residents travel to Beaumont, Franklin, and San Marcos. Gause school sends teams to Cameron tournament. girls expect to win. Valentine events at Button Prairie and St Val day activities praised.
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F. J. Cook
Gause School
Cameron
Thorndale
Elois
Sylvan Wilson
Earl Hardcastle
Johnnie Lee Cannon
Eldridge Angel
Frank Harrel
Roy Buttler
Gause
St. Valentine
Button Prairie School
Epworth League Valentine Party At T A Wilson Home
Epworth League members and guests enjoyed a Valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wilson. Mrs. Mitchell played old family hymns on the accordion. Games like Hunting Hearts and King and Queen were played. The Valentine and candy boxes were opened and greetings shared.
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Epworth League
T. A. Wilson
Mitchell
Valentine
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Cameron Herald
Cass
Addington
Indian Territory
Jesse Cass
Preston Graves
Lilac
Supt
A. W. Taber
Monroe
J. D. Hefley
H. F. Smith
Timpson
Texas
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Milam County Guards
Jeter
Bradshaw
Niley McKinney
Mrs. J. M. Ralston
Houston
O. L. Kidd
R. D. Brown
W. F. Paden
J. K. Freeman
Cameron, Texas
H. D
State of
Hubert Hefley Motor Company
Prather
Methodist Church
Helen Hauptfleisch
Ariel Wilson
Boosters
L. J. Bowling
Merton
Rudolph
Beaumont
Leon Hickman
Oscar Baker
Port Arthur
Walter Williams
Mureford
Mrs
Mattie Ditto
Chas. Stubbs
Chilton
Mrs. Spradley
Mary Sue Walker
Author Bowling
Franklin
R. B. Self
Hicks Sunday
Elsie Hauptfleisch of
Milano
Tom Self
Hearne
Annie Faubian
San Marcos
Lizzie Tidwell
Bob Obbitts
A. R. J. Ealand
Frank
Alfonso Beer
San Antonio
L. Meyers
Keith Electric CO
Mr. Dad
America
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