War Savings Stamps campaign honors local supporters
A War Savings Stamps page in the Cameron Herald notes the campaign in Milam County. It explains the stamps cost 4.12 dollars now and will be worth 5 dollars in January 1923, urging Americans to prove their spirit. The list of local firms and citizens backing the drive includes banks, druggists, merchants, and service shops such as Cameron State Bank, Palace Drug Store, First National Bank, Milam County Lumber Company, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Milam County
Cameron
J. D. Morton Henne & Meyer Company
Cameron State Bank
W. G. Gillis Grant Lumber Company
Geo. T. Moore
Tyson-Davis Company
Pace-Marshall Drug Company
Cheeves Brothers
Jef T. Kemp
Alex Bonds
Roy Baskin Auditorium
Milam County Abstract Co
Cameron Water Power & Light Co
Jeter Lumber Company
Burke & Schulz
U. S. Hearrell
F. English
C. N. Green & Bro
Citizens National Bank
Cameron Grain Company
The
Lindsey Grocery
Triggs Dry Goods Company
First National Bank
John Brock Chambers Auto & Supply Co
E. O. Schiller Robt
McLane Company
Law-Sprinkle Mercantile Co
Chair
D. B. Worcester & Son
Reliable Store
Milam County Lumber Company
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Seaie
B. J. Baskin & Sons
Mondrik Brothers
Stecker Brothers
J. T. Parma , J. Parma
A. J. Matocha & Company
F. A. Black Star Barber Shop
Auditorium Barber Shop
Arriett & Hall
Palace of Sweets
J. T. Thach
Cameron Tire Store
Cameron Machine Shop & Garage
Joe Griffith Manger Fowep Company
the City Tailor Shop
Ba Faberge Ac
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