Cameron Focuses On Health Drive And Farm Prosperity
Cameron schools launch a free health survey led by a public health nurse and Dr. Newton to spot and address child defects. The program aims to boost child health and development with minimal parental burden. The city also unveils a 50,000 tree pecan nursery and plans a county pecan growers association to strengthen the industry. A commercial hatchery is planned to supply farms and lift farm revenues as turkey and overall production expectations rise.
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Cameron
Pecan Nursery Planned in Cameron with 50000 Trees
Cameron will host a new pecan nursery near the townsite with 50000 trees to meet rising demand for planting and marketing nuts. L D Romberg of Holland, former edible nuts official at Texas Agriculture, leases five acres from B P Matocha and plans immediate planting of 90300 pecans and broader distribution beyond the territory. The Commercial Club endorsed the venture and offered support as Romberg brings expertise from A and M College to establish a large-scale operation.
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Cameron
L. D. Romberg
Holland
Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
B. P. Matocha
Romberg
Robern
Department of Agriculture For Texas
Mr. Romberg
Walden's College to Open in Cameron with Evening Courses
Walden's Cameron Business College opens Monday January 10 in the Bluebonnet area with offices in the building. Manager Case Walden will deliver a lecture on the Laws of Achievement and Success. Walden operates successful schools in Texas including Austin and Bryan, and will offer night courses for non day students.
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Walden
Cameron Business College
Cameron
Bluebonnet
Case
Texas
Austin
Bryan
Farmers urged to balance crops and boost feed output
The editor argues reducing cotton acreage to raise feed and animal production will aid farmers and business, predicting prosperity and a banner 1927 through balanced production.
Cameron man visits OKC station and sings on air
Mack L. Harvey of Cameron entertained listeners from an Oklahoma City station on his visit to relatives. His singing pleased Cameron friends as telegrams praised the performance. Capt. Lane Thomas returned from Hidalgo County where the ranch of his nephew is managed by Kid Cantu after patient recovery.
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Mack L. Harvey
Cameron
Oklahoma City
Milam County Baptist workers hear inspiring conference
The Milam County Baptist Association held a Worker's Conference at Cameron Baptist Church with strong attendance. Zone chairmen were named for a four zone plan, and leaders in publicity and organization were appointed ahead of a statewide Conquest Campaign rally in Austin.
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Milam County Baptist Association
Cameron Baptist Church
B.S. Hutcherson
W. P. Elliott
J. A. Hall
Bro .T. C. Jester
Taylor
Austin
Cameron
Rockdale
Thorndale
Missionary Institute Opens in Cameron January 21
Bishop S. R. Hay will give the opening address with W. W. Watts and others speaking. The gathering invites pastors lay leaders and church members to awaken the church to a forward movement in missionary work at home and abroad. The Cameron event aims to unite the Marlin District in a World News vision.
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S. R. Hay
W. W. Watts
Epworth Leagues
Marlin
Mass Meeting Called For Grape Industry
A mass meeting is set for Tuesday night January 11 by F S Lesovsky and C W Lawrence of the Commercial Club to promote grape farming in Hoyte and surrounding communities. The plan includes Carmen grape plantings, introduction of a grape expert from Ingleside, and access to cuttings at low cost from Edna and Minerva vineyards to establish profitable grape lands east of Cameron.
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Hoyte
F. S. Lesovsky
Commercial Club
C. W. Lawrence
Cameron
Club
W. R. Hubert
Minerva
Edna
Carmen
KE. Jackson
Miss Lalla Meyers To Visit Markets This Year
Miss Lalla Meyers plans trips starting January 20 from Cameron to Dallas for a January 25 style show and then to St Louis to buy stock for the spring and summer season. She makes two yearly market visits to the east, last year to New York.
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Lalla Meyers
Cameron
Dallas
St. Louis
Miss Meyers
East
New York
Thorndale Hot Well Pavilion Opens 12th
The Thorndale Marvel Well Inc. will open the bath house and health center on January 12. Manager M. K. Culver announced a 7 to 10 pm reception with music and public speaking. The resort uses hot sulfur waters similar to Marion water. stockholder interest comes from Milam and nearby counties, with Cameron residents also investing.
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Thorndale
Thorndale Marvel Well Inc
M. K. Culver
Marlin
Milam
Cameron
Worcester buys market back at City Market
B Worcester resumes control of the City Market, purchasing from S W Dees. He will run a cash business with no charges, continuing the service the Worcester interests offered. The announcement appeals to patrons city and county.
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Db. B. Worcester
S. W. Dees
Worcester
the Herald
Batte Bags Two Eleven Point Buck During Holiday Hunt
R L Batte Jr, hailed as a successful hunter, returned home with two eleven point buck deer from a LaSalle Webb Counties hunt on a big ranch. He shared venison with Cameron homes and hosted a venison supper at Newport Cafe. He also killed a large Mexican lion after seven shots. Deer heads will be mounted as fine specimens from the Texan hunt.
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R. L. Batte, Jr
LaSalle
Webb
Mr. Batte
American Legion 10 Meet Tuesday Night
Members of the American Legion are called to meet Tuesday night January 10 at 7 30 in the district courtroom at Cameron. This first meeting of the year will handle important business for the post and operating matters for 1927. Adjutant L V Perkins has mailed notices to all members. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion
District Court Room
Court House
Cameron
L. V. Perkins
Post
Legion
W. W. Greer Returns Home to Austin After Pleasant Visit
W. W. Greer returned to his Austin home after a pleasant visit with friends here.
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Dy W. W. Greer
Austin
Poultry Expert Razmier Seeks Cameron Hatchery
F W Razmier, a noted Texas poultryman, proposed a commercial hatchery for Cameron, which the Commercial Club accepted and referred to the home industry committee. If locals pass, Razmier may head the project, with potential 15 000 egg capacity and early operation to supply farms with chicks for local markets.
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Cameron
F. W. Razmier
Texas Poultrymnan
Jno. C
Kaemier
Texas
Kazmier
Health survey under way for Cameron schoolchildren
A Cameron health survey, directed by Miss Mary Vorster, Graduate Nurse, with Dr. W R Newton and T A Fisher on a school board committee, will record height and weight and perform medical checks. Examinations cover teeth, nose, throat, sight, hearing, and more, with parent reports and medical referrals as needed.
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Cameron
Mary Vorster
Texas Public Health Association
W. R. Newton
T. A. Fisher
Miss Worster
Chas Rachul Suffers Broken Ribs in Pall Incident
Local notice reports Charles Rachul fell last week, sustaining broken ribs and was hospitalized in Milam County. Mrs Rachul and many friends wish him a speedy recovery and acknowledge the community support from Buckholts and nearby areas.
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Chas. Rachul
Pall
Buckholts
Chas
Rachul
Milam
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Bluebonnet Cape
Mack Harvey
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Bro. O. M. Bean
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Marlin District Missionary Institute
Madison
Ingleside
Markees
DEES
R. L. Batte
Cameron Man
Lasalle County
L&ged
F W. Razmier
Te Commercial Club
Public Health Nurse Aids Board
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