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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
7
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mr Dale Harris of 102 South Kentucky Avenue extols Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable purgative for dizzy feelings and constipation. The well known tonic has stood for nearly a century and is sold in 25 cent packages amid rising sales and widespread use.
Buckholts residents hosted relatives from Taylor Oglesby Temple Cameron and San Antonio during the holidays. Notable visits included J E Huddleston from Oglesby and Delma Criswell from Bertram. Archibald Hertel suffered a near miss from an enraged cow, prompting medical attention.
Mr and Mrs J M Mitcham M and Mrs R R Dabney Mr and Mrs Buford McMillian and Mr and Mrs J E B Huddieston appear in a society column listing attendees and sponsors for a community event.
Local residents visit relatives in Cameron Oglesby Eagle Lake Houston and Temple. Buckholts hosts a party with Bridge and 42 games and treats. Several families and individuals listed visitations illnesses and travel during holidays.
An ad promotes the Royal Portable Typewriter highlighting its effortless function and flawless construction. The device is described as ideal for business and office tasks with low maintenance and affordable price. The Office Equipment Company at 112 North Main Street, Temple, Texas, offers purchase terms.
Milam County sheriff under a December 2 1980 district court order levied on multiple parcels of land in Milam County including 50 65 and 15 acre tracts along Brushy Creek. The sale follows a judgment in favor of the State of Texas against O D Graham C Fuchs Federal Land Bank of Houston and Will Burkhart with execution set for the first Tuesday in the month.
Mr and Mrs Guido Gersbach stayed with relatives in Bran chville over the weekend. Milton McGregor and partner from Lexington visited Dr and Mrs Everett last week. Ezzell family from San Angelo spent the holidays with relatives here. Horstmann family hosted guests from Schulenburg and Rogers for Christmas Day. Robbie Horstmann of Legion visited his parents.
Mrs Murray McCrummin went to King's Daughters Hospital in Temple on Monday for medical treatment.
Mrs. W. G. Bain hosted Christmas guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Houston and family of Granger Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Calihan of Needville Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kerr and family of Austin Mrs. H. D. Kerr of Austin Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kerr of Houston Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whatley of Odom and T. G. Kerr of Kansas in a listed family gathering.
Mrs. Clara Childs has arrived back in Dallas after several weeks away and will stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tomaseck for an indefinite period.
C B McNeill spent the holidays with relatives at Orange. Miss Jean Adams hosted her Sunday school class on December 24 afternoon. The house was decorated for the party with games, photos, cake, jello, whipped cream and candy. A small Christmas tree and gifts completed the festive scene.
W. G. Gillis of Cameron spoke to students at Buckholts school in Chapel Monday morning, delivering remarks likely on local education and community matters.
Students at a Chinese school recite and study out loud during lessons. Schoolroom chatter rises as children practice pronunciation and reading fluency under teacher guidance.
A report notes alfalfa plants have roots reaching twenty feet underground, indicating strong drought resistance and deep nutrient access. Researchers observe extensive taproot systems in tested plots, suggesting implications for soil health and irrigation strategies.
January 6 1931 at the Cameron Court House door Milam County Texas between 2 and 4 pm I will sell described real estate at public vendue for cash to the highest bidder as the property of the defendants This notice appears in the Cameron Herald once a week for three weeks prior to sale Witnessed by L L Blaylock Sheriff Milam County Texas and Deputy Will Vaughan December 3 1930
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