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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
11
Dr. Louden leads tick eradication in Milam County requiring all tick infested cattle to be driven to the nearest dipping vat. If a community lacks a vat residents must drive cattle to another locality with facilities. Each community urged to build its own vat to avoid cross-town delays.
A wooden toy soldier travels from a shop to Gregory and James in turn, then to Harold, Joe, a scrap bag, a factory, and finally John’s home where a lame boy gives him purpose. The tale frames patriotism through play and courage as the soldier embodies defense of the weak.
War department announced Saturday the return of Americans from German prison camps now in France. Officers include Lieutenant James B. Morgan of Greenville Texas. Enlisted men named Levi Mitchell Simsboro Louisiana Harry Miller Coalgate Oklahoma Delos A Robbins Lawton Oklahoma Derwood Phillips Wisner Louisiana Rufus E. Wallace Somerville Texas Joseph H. Bishop Dill Oklahoma Estill A Wilson Leonard Texas Edgar J. Daigle Patterson Louisiana Henry Person Urania Louisiana Thomas Pezz New Orleans Louisiana James L. Koepp Madisonville Louisiana Ernest J. King Woden Texas Granville E. Brookshire Cushin Oklahoma.
The Board of Control of the Army Schools under the University of Texas reports a total enrollment of 18 795 students across three schools in operation. The School of Military Aeronautics enrolled 5 958, Automobile Mechanics 5 106, and Radio and Air Service 1 731. Plans to raise attendance to 56 000 at the Radio and Air Service and to expand Automobile Mechanics were halted by the armistice signing. The figures exclude Students' Army Training Corps Collegiate Section.
Seventeen American aviators were decorated at Coblenz by the French for heroism in combat around Chateau Thierry in July. Recipients from the 12th 94th and 91st aero squadrons received honors.
Purported health tonic promises to restore vitality and energy through blood purification and enrichment. Claims include a strengthening and invigorating effect with a notable price mention.
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