Coffield Wins Appeal in Suit Over Kirby Building Fee
In Austin the Court of Civil Appeals ruled S. W. Sibley of Dallas cannot sue for a $25,000 fee in the Main and Akard Investment Corp case. Coffield denied a deal with Oxsheer Smith to sell his Kirby Building interest. Sibley lacked a securities dealer license.
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W. Sibley
Dallas
Coffield
Kirby
John Watson
Sibley
Watson
Oxsheer Smith
Smith
Austin Dispatch
Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
S. W. Sibley
Main
Akard Investment Corporation
Court of Civil
Pioneer Buckholts resident M L McMillion dies at 74
Macy L McMillion a Buckholts Milam county resident born in Pulaski Tennessee in 1871 died at home after a long illness at 11 45 am Sunday February 24 1946 He lived in the Buckholts area 56 years was a Baptist and member of the Buckholts Methodist church funeral services were at Buckholts Methodist church February 25 1946 with burial at Reed s Lake Bell county He is survived by a daughter Mrs Tal Woodward of Rogers a son Buford McMillion of Buckholts three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Macy L. McMiLlion
Tennessee
Buckholts
Mr. McMiLlion
Pulaski
Texas
Milam County
McMillion
Baptist Church
Methodist
Reed’s Lake
Bell County
P. L. Caperton
Joe Musick
Green Funeral Home
Cameron
Tal Woodward
Route 2
Rogers
Buford McMillion
Haley Store Opens With Buyers Eager For Merchandise
Haley's dry goods store opened at 9 am on Monday with swarms of buyers seeking merchandise. The shop remained crowded for hours and some customers planned to return later. The opening featured hard to get items in the sale, and manager Mr Ray O'Neill along with Mrs Ray O'Neill oversaw operations.
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Haley
Ray O'Neill
Cameron Centennial Committee Calls First Meeting
Cameron civic and business leaders gather in District Court to form the Cameron Centennial Committee under A. W. McCullin of the Chamber of Commerce. The group includes every civic organization and is to begin plans for Cameron's 100th birthday observance.
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Cameron
A. W. McCullin
Chamber of Com
McCullin
County Worker's Conference At Mt Zion Church
Milam County workers gather at Mt Zion Baptist church on Monday March 4 for a Christian outreach conference with a morning program led by H F Shulz O F Glenn and others including Mrs Sherwood McClar en A H Halbecher and Dr L Hall The event closes with a sermon by Rev Henry Askew and a post noon W M U meeting and board session.
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Milam County
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
H. F. Shulz
O. F. Glenn
Sherwood McClaren
Training Union
A. H. Halbecher
W. O. Angell
Max Howard
Johnnie Mills
L. Hall
Milam
Henry Askew
Mt. Zion W. M. U
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice as a fast relief for rheumatic, arthritic, or neuritis pains. The ad promises two weeks of supply, three tablespoons twice daily, with results within 48 hours, and money-back guarantees through the druggist.
Annie Kretschmar, 80, Dies in Cameron Home
Annie Kretschmar, born January 22, 1866 in Europe, died Monday February 25, 1946 at the Cameron home of her daughter Mrs. Palmer Eickenhorst. She lived in Texas as a pioneer and is survived by four children and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were held February 26 at Mrs. Eickenhorst’s residence with interment in Ben Arnold cemetery.
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Annie Kretschmar
Europe
Texas
Palmer Eickenhorst
Cameron
Kretschmar
Austin County
Leopold Kretschmar
Anna Kuhn
Burlington
Health Department conducts state food handlers training
The State Department of Health, led by Dr. Geo W. Cox of Austin, is conducting training schools for food handlers across Texas to teach sanitary methods in food preparation handling and service. He warns insanitary establishments are a major public health menace.
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Health Department
State Department of Health
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Austin
Cox
Texas food handler training aims to curb health hazards
The program seeks proper sanitation in food handling and educates cooks, waiters, butchers, bakers, fountain men, and all food handlers. Elementary courses cover bacteriology, communicable diseases, medical zoology, foods, disinfection, sterilization, personal hygiene, and sanitation. Training schools, well received, can be booked through any Texas health unit by contacting Dr. Geo W. Cox.
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State of
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Warhorse Courier Barron's World War II Service Record
Cpl Barron arrived in Australia on September 17 1943 and moved to India in October 1944. He led a crew to break wild horses and carried seven shiploads to India and Burma. He notes Australian horses rival American horses and that lend lease stock went to Allies. Stationed at Ledo India he avoided illness or wounds. A sub scare accompanied the Australia voyage and monsoons in Burma disrupted four months of trail work. Trails led away to the battle area.
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Cpl. Barron
Australia
India
Burma
Ledo
Cameron
Tigers and Monkeys Roam War Journey Along Ledo Burma Route
The narrative recalls a rough trek up the Ledo Burma road where nine days of rain drenched the expedition. Pack animals were ferried to front lines and protected by guards at night as tigers prowled nearby. Elephants and numerous monkeys occasionally disrupted camps, with monkeys even showing an interest in mirrors.
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Ledo-Burma
Ledo
Indian subjects passivity cited as war impact
The speaker claims Indians were passive about the war and hate the British. He announces a vacation and plans to return to Rodeo in the fall. Cpl. Barron is noted as born and raised in Cameron.
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India
Rodeo
Cpl. Barron
Cameron
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H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
District Court
ML. McMillion
Joe D. Bass
Cameron Centennial Committee
Merce
Mt. Zion Church
J. C. Mayfield
T. N Wood
Little Son
San Saba
City
Guy Chandler
Grady Allen
Carl Black
Jim McGoldrick
Albert Schiller
W. W. Markham
Robert Titsworth
AAA
W. Hudson
Waco Waco
Caperton’s
Barron
Oak Hill Cemetery
George M. Berry
Dodge
Plymouth
Jerry Schiller
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