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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1914

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Daring Hold Up At Gause Described In Local Note

Sometime last Monday two tramps a white man and a negro robbed for food entering Mrs Pitt’s and Mr Jim Erwin’s homes. The negro was shot at as he fled and Constable Todd captured both suspects near the railroad. Also notes on land sale by B T Godfrey and visiting locals J H Ireland and Geo W Springfield.

Mrs. Pitt B. T. Godfrey J. E. Stubbs Jacob Wilcox Godfrey J. H. Ireland Cameron Geo. W. Springfield

Milano locals note visitors and fertilizer day

Mrs S Charleston and daughter Mae visited Mrs Charles Howes and daughter Myrtle in Milano last week then returned to Cameron. Farmers and truck growers gathered for a fertilizer day. Dr G W Mullins visited Lake Charles seeking a sick relative, while plans for a Hoyte area newspaper circulated. Milano depot work paused as crews went to Valley Junction for flood repairs. Tomato growers replant after freeze losses.

S. Charleston Mae Charles Howes Myrtle Cameron Milano J. B. Newton Truck Growers Association G. W. Mullins Lake Charles T. A. Pope Howard Pressley Joe Etheridge Sam Hoyte

Farmer James O Neal Killed in HoldUp Near Waco

James O Neal a 49 year old farmer living ten miles north of Waco was found dead on a public road near daylight. His throat appeared cut and his pockets turned inside out. A blood stained handkerchief lay 100 feet down the road. He had recently moved to the county from near Berubeire.

James O'Neal Waco O'Neal Berubeire

Farmers Union statement opposes liquor issue in Texas politics

Fort Worth Texas the Farmers Union requests public cessation of strife in prohibition politics urging farmers and city businessmen to back business administration and constructive legislation for four years. They oppose anti and pro liquor bills, call for focus on agricultural needs and strong legislators, and refuse to endorse candidates while seeking harmony.

Fort Worth Tex Farmers of Texas Farmers’ Union Ft. Worth Cfs Auto Ori

Rockdale Local News Updates and Incidents

Attorney Howard D. McElroy secured admission to practice in the United States Court after a successful Austin trip. W A Blackburn bought a grubbing hoe in Thorndale to tackle bad roads. Will Massey survived a near fatal accident while refitting a belt from a gasoline engine. leg injuries threaten amputation. Robert clean as a tea cup reports a 110 foot well with 14 feet water. locals urged to fund cleaning costs. Uncle George Doss spoke at the Dallas corn show and Waco banker meeting on soil conservation and intensive farming. full address to be printed.

Howard D. McElroy Austin United States Court W. A. Blackburn Thorndale Black Land Will Massey Tracy Newton Sanitarium Robert O. K. Phillips George Doss Dallas Waco Texas Bankers Association Doss

Accused Is Spirited Away After Belton Jail Incident

Belton authorities moved quickly to remove A Greenwood accused of rape after a report by Fannie Gravit's mother. Deputies used an automobile to transfer him from the county jail to Temple city prison amid a tense scene with potential mob action. The case, tied to a Woods County investigation, involved Mrs Gravit and three women who had recently arrived from a special session.

Belton A. Greenwood Fannie Gravit Temple Hele

Rosebud News Notes Highlight Local Happenings

Mrs. F P Boyd visited Cameron friends this week. Mrs. Reid Paris Texas reports a relative's improvement after illness. Miss Johnnie Stallworth, recently operated on, returned home greatly improved. W M Davis known as Brazos Bill now drives a Ford from Nash Carroll Marlin. Henry Ocker’s construction project burned in a furnace fire. Judge Monroe convened a jury to review the Earl Cooley case. after a secure session, the jury returned a verdict and commended jail sanitation before adjournment.

F. P. Boyd Cameron F. F. Reid Soa Paris Texas Johnnie Stallworth W. M. Davis Brazos Marlin Henry Ocker Monroe Earl Cooley

Otto Schulz Hosts Creek Youth Social in Town

Mr Otto Schulz of the er Creek community had a social in town Saturday for the community's young fellows and their dates. Most of the group were ready to start plans for the year ahead.

Otto Schulz Er Creek

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