Milam County Herald Readers Keep Supporting Paper
Postmaster Lon Peeples of Milano and other Milam county residents renew their Herald subscriptions. E B Hyer of Buckholts and H N Maddox of Cameron renew for a year, while Mrs W L Luther and Dr Thomas R Luther start new reads. Joe Scheler renews from Rosebud Route 3 and E P Hollis in Burlington extends his years of support.
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Lon Peeples
Milano
Herald
Peeples
J. D. Peeples
Lon
Milam County
Lucko Plans Two Year Renewal on Star Route Herald
L A Lucko, a reader on the Star route from Cameron, renews his Herald for two years. He farms a small tract and had a very successful year and aims for better conditions in 1935 as publishers wish prosperity for Lucko and all farmers.
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Burlington
E. P. Hollis
L. A. Lucko
Cameron
Herald
Mr. Lucko
Local Readers Boost Herald Support in Cameron Area
Ed F Adams, former deputy marshal, now runs Wide Awake Shoe Shop in Cameron and joins new readers. Henry Hlavacek of route 3 Cameron stops by to advertise seed corn and cotton seed. F F Kohutek of Devol Oklahoma renews his Herald subscription and praises its community news. T R Cosby of Cameron route 8 becomes a new reader living with Joe Ford. Mrs Hattie Benesch of Arnold Route 1 pledges continued Herald readership into 1936. Carl Mayer of Dallas visits to oversee oil interests while staying with B F Robinson.
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F. Adams
The
Herald
Cameron
Adams
Henry Hlavacek
Hlavacek
Devol
Oklahoma
F. F. Kohutek
Kokutek
T. R. Cosby
Joe Ford
Mr. Cosby
Hattie Benesch
Ben Arnold
Mrs. J. P. Love Named Milam Welfare Chair for Ball
Mrs. J. P. Love is named chairman for Milam County in the President’s birthday ball movement to raise funds for child welfare. Seventy percent stays in the county. Harry L. Doherty national chairman notified last week. Love begins planning a series of entertainments.
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J. P. Love
Milam County
Harry L. Doherty
New Herald Reader joins Ben Arnold community
Albert Rommel has subscribed to the Herald this year joining the Ben Arnold audience. He lives on his farm along route 1 and has taken advantage of the publisher’s subscription offer.
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Herald
Ben Arnold
Albert Rommel
Rommel
Local readers renew Herald subscriptions in Cameron area
Milam Wallace N Moody renews for two years and misses no weekly news. C F Nolte of Ben Arnold renews for a year and is father of Alvin Nolte of Citizens National Bank. Southwestern Bell renews for 1945 with Ennis Turner praised. W E Thomas Justice of the Peace renews after a successful bid in July primaries. Belle Coleman and Will Spiegel renew as longtime supporters. Mrs A L Mode visits Cameron and will read with interest while her Herald mail continues for two years.
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A. L. Mode
Rogers
Cameron
The
Herald
Wallace N. Moody
Mr. Moody
C. F. Nolte
Ben Arnold
Nolte
Alvin Nolte
Citizens National Bank
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ennis Turner
Milano
W. E. Thomas
Precinct 8
Judge Thomas
the Herald
Belle Coleman
Belle Williams
Milano Route 1
Sheepherder Dies While Saving Dog in Poison Montana
Jim Butler and two companions were cutting logs for a sheep pen when his dog stepped into a falling tree path. Butler protected the dog and was struck and killed, ending a farmer’s loyal bond in Poison, Montana.
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Mont
Jim Butler
Butler
Green paint incident at CCC camp ends in pool dunk
Robert J. Vanasek, bugler for the 607th CCC company near Harms and Glenview roads, was captured by fellow campers who painted him green and dumped him into a pond. Eight members faced patrol house confinement. authorities planned discharge with no charges. Vanasek protested the green paint as he returned to camp duties.
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Chicago
Robert J. Vanasek
Vanasek
607Th Company
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harms Road
Glenview Road
Vanase
Folt
Mortensirave
Man Freed from Prison Island Plans Paris Wedding
Benjamin Ulime, after 27 years in isolation on a French Guiana convict island and mainland confinement, will wed nurse Madeleine Poirier in Paris. Ulime, once jailed for blackmail of the French navy over a stolen code book, seeks a new life prompted by Poirier's interest and his release.
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Paris
Benjamin Alimoe
French Guiana
Madeleine Poirier
Ulime
Aline
Lison Welch
Danger From Light Sockets Warns of Fatal Electrocution
Dr Benedict of Birmingham warns in Collier's Weekly that electricity from light sockets can kill. He notes thousands have died and that currents as low as 54 volts have slain a person, especially when the other hand touches a grounded object.
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8. BR. Benedict
Birmingham
Ala
Collier's Weekly
Miss Lena Walker Weds Earl Thompson in Cameron Home
Miss Lena Walker of Friendship marries Earl Thompson on Tuesday January 15 at five o clock in Cameron at the home of Rev. J B Gregory. The bride, daughter of Monroe Walker, wore a navy georgette suit and has roots in Milam County. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson, grew up in Cameron and works at a local garage. The couple will live with his parents in Cameron for now.
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Lena Walker
Friendship
Earl Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Cameron
Get Up Nights Free Trial Bu-Kets Reminder
Advertisement for a 25¢ test product BU-KETS with Buchu leaves and Juniper oil tablets claiming to cleanse the bladder and improve sleep. Promises refund by four days if not pleased and urges buying from Cameron Drug Company.
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Cameron Drug Company
The Cry That Will Not Be Heard Service Invite
Sunday night subject previews a stirring sermon titled The Cry That Will Not Be Heard followed by an invitation to attend church services and enjoy musical singing.
Buried in coal Gruining Rescued After One-Hour Squeeze
Ernest Gruining, 56, of Carlstadt New York, was pinned under eight tons of coal in a chute but survived after about one hour of entombment with no serious injuries reported.
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Carlstadt
N. Y
Ernest Gruining
Bennett outlines new deal to end dole in Canada
Prime Minister Bennett proposes a New Deal for Canada stating the dole or the system making it necessary must be abolished. He argues for a reform to remove reliance on relief and create lasting economic stability.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bennett
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E. B. Hyer
Buckholts
Hyer
Thomas Blinka
H. N. Maddox
Mr. Maddox
W. L. Luther
Thomas R. Luther
Lawton
Joe Scheler
Rosebud
Baileyville and
Clark
Mr. Scheler
U.B. Thrifty
Thedford
G. W. Holley
St. Paul
O. Milllor
Carl Mayer
Dallas
B. F. Robinson
Texas Power & Light Company
H. F. Smith, Jr
Texar
Kana
Claude Triggs
Maysfield
Mrs. Kelso
Will Spiegel
Sharpe
City
Spiegel
Dog
Prison Island
Zoological Garden of Cincinnati
Collier’s Weekly
Lightsocket
Miss Lena
Tabernacle Service
J. K. Freeman
Cameron, Texas
Dusek
A. J. Matocha & Co
Santa Fe
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