Ghost Party at Cameron Home Delights Local Guests
Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs George A Thomas Cameron featured a Ghost Party. Ladies wore white sheets and masks while gentlemen guessed voices to identify them and win a prize, with Oxsheer Smith winning.
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Geo. A. Thomas
Cameron
Oxsheer Smith
Walter McGregor
Mr. Smith
Local Notes Highlight Shifts in Temple and Nearby Towns
S W Cheeves of Temple visited the city on business last Thursday. George Graves leaves for San Antonio to pursue a commercial course at Alamo Business College. Gus Evans of Rosebud spent a day on the streets during Christmas week. Will Johnson and Martha Wallace were married at the bride’s parents’ home last Sunday at five o’clock. D B Worcester drew the saddle at Brewer and Wallace’s Saloon, a prize he values highly. D Kemp moves to the former W L Baird dry goods store building and will stay until the new Bickett building is finished. F Boedeker arrives from Gay Hill to manage the R Todd place on Walker’s Creek and make Milam his future home. The Herald notes these thrifty citizens with best wishes.
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George Graves
San Antonio
Alamo Business College
George
Will Johnson
Martha Wallace
D. Kemp
W. L. Baird
Mr. Kemp
Bickett
First National Bank
F. Boedeker
Gay Hill
Washington County
Cameron
Milam County Sheriff Sale Notification for Delinquent Taxes
The State of Texas Milam County schedules a sheriff sale following a 1928 District Court judgment against Henry F. Lippman Bertha Lynch and Eunice Dill for taxes penalties and costs. The January 5 sheriff action seized and prepared to sell the described property to satisfy the judgment per court orders issued January 4 and 5 1929.
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State of Texas
Milam
District Court
Henry F. Lippman
Bertha Lynch
Eunice Dill
Peetas Simplified Ford Cooling System Design
The cooling system of the new Ford is praised for its simple design and careful construction, demanding minimal user attention and maintenance.
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Ford
Milam County Sheriff Sale and Lost Muley Jersey Cow notice
A 1929 sheriff sale notice describes seizure of 98 12 acres of land in Milam County Texas with detailed metes and bounds and a February 5 1929 sale at Cameron court house with highest cash bid and right of redemption. Also a lost muley Jersey cow about 8 years old in poor condition from Horstmann place with reward offered.
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A. D
David Gallagher
William Weiseland
Weise
Cor
Court House
Cameron
Horstmann Place
H. G. Chamberlain
August Horstmann
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Temple
Gus Evans
Rosebud
D. B. Worcester
Brewer and Wallace’s
Mr. Worcester
Sheriff's Sale
Peetas
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Texas
Will Vaughan
Federal Land Bank of
Houston
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
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Annal
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H. J. Scruth
Ioatural Gas Magazine
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Real California Natural Gas Pet
Great Southwest
Lone Star Gas Company
Great Southwest Natural Gas Belt