Stamp Deal Proposed to Aid Relief and Pension Recipients
The local relief plan would issue stamps convertible to food purchases and allow pension and WPA workers to cash vouchers for stamps with an extra allowance. Milam County would set up an $8,500 revolving fund to back the stamps, offering savings in transportation costs. The Herald urges immediate adoption to bolster legitimate trade and aid dependents while noting Washington's legacy and the Feb 22 holiday observed in Cameron.
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Commissioners’ Court
Tinue
Milam County
Washington the Colonel Who Shaped a Republic
The article traces George Washington from his English lineage to his frontier youth and elementary schooling. It notes his early war service with Britain, later clashes with British governance, and his rise as the leading American statesman who guided independence and the birth of a republic. It emphasizes his birthday reflection and enduring influence on progress.
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Washington
Sulgrave Manor
England
America
Republic of Washington
Card of Thanks for Bob Luce’s Death
The Luce Family thanks friends and neighbors for their sympathy after the death of their relative Bob Luce. They appreciate floral gifts and assistance during their sorrow and note lasting gratitude for the support received.
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Bob Luce
Luce
Black-Draught Relief Promises Gentle Constipation Aid
Thousands seek this remedy for lazy intestinal function and related symptoms. A small amount of spicy all-vegetable Black-Draught plus a Walter drink is claimed to provide relief overnight, easing headaches biliousness irritability and delivering a thorough cleanse by morning.
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Walter
No Men Called In Draft Orders For Local Board
Draft orders numbered seven and eight from Selective Service headquarters indicate no men are to be called locally. The Cameron Local Board, with about 81 men ready for induction, was surprised by March calls specifying no local men, though other boards may still send inductees.
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Army
Cameron
Wallace Dunham Visits Family From Camp Bowie
Wallace Dunham, who left Cameron three weeks ago as a volunteer for one year, spent the weekend with his family. He is stationed at Camp Bowie Brownwood and reports he is well satisfied with army life. Colonel Ernest C. Thompson of the Railroad Commission is in command of the regiment.
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Wallace Dunham
Cameron
United States Army
Wallace
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Ernest C. Thompson
The
Railroad Commission
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