Milam County Readers Keep Herald Support Strong
The Herald thanks longtime readers in Milam County including Postmaster Lon Peeples of Milano and E B Hyer of Buckholts who renewed or extended subscriptions. Readers across Cameron Rosebud and Devol reaffirm loyalty as 1935 plans, seed sales, and local news keep the community informed.
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Lon Peeples
Milano
Herald
Mr. Peeples
J. D. Peeples
Lon
Milam County
W. E. Thomas
Precinct 3
Judge Thomas
the Herald
Cameron
Mrs. J. P. Love Named Chairman Welfare Program
Mrs. J. P. Love is named Milam county Chairman for the President's birthday ball to raise funds for child welfare with seventy percent staying in county. Harry L. Doherty national chairman notified last week and preparations for a series of entertainments have begun.
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J. P. Love
Milam County
Harry L. Doherty
Local residents renew Herald readership in Cameron area
Cameron readers and visitors renew long standing subscriptions to the Milam county Herald for 1955. Notables include Mrs. A L Mode of Rogers and Wallace N Moody who value weekly news, with Cr F Nolte of Ben Arnold and W E Thomas J P renewing as engaged community supporters.
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H. N. Maddox
Milam County
The
Herald
Mr. Maddox
Cameron
W. L. Luther
Thomas R. Luther
Lawton
Oklahoma
Hattie Benesch
Ben Arnold
Maysfield
the Herald
Mrs. Kelso
A. L. Mode
Rogers
Wallace N. Moody
Mr. Moody
Route 2
Cr. F. Nolte
Nolte
Alvin Nolte
Citizens National Bank
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ennis Turner
Belle Coleman
Belle Williams
Milano Route 1
Sheepherder Dies Saving Dog in Montana
In Poison Montana Jim Butler died while helping his dog when a tree fell during log cutting for a sheep pen. He and two companions were present. Butler shielded the dog and lost his life in the act.
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Mont
Jim Butler
Butler
Green Paint Prank Ends In CCC Camp Jail
Robert J. Vanasek, CCC bugler at a camp near Harmstead and Glenview road, was covered in green paint by fellow workers after a prank. He reported the assault to his commander and eight men were jailed by county police. they faced discharge and return home.
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Chicago
Robert J. Vanasek
Vanasek
Gotth Company
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harmstead
Glenview Road
Mr. Vanasek
Mr. Vanisek
CCC
Highway’ Police
Morton Iere
Prison Island Bride Finds Nurse Companion
Benjamin Ullmo, long imprisoned on a remote convict island off French Guiana and later mainland confinement, is set to wed Miss Madeleine Poirier a private nurse who began a lifelong correspondence and inspired his future. The ceremony, simple and in Paris, marks a personal victory after his controversial past.
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Paris
Benjamin Ullmo
French Guiana
Madeleine Poirier
Ulimo
Ailne
Lison Welch
Dangers of Electrical Shock Highlighted by Doctor
A Birmingham physician warns in Collier's Weekly that electrocution can occur from a 110 volt light socket, especially with another body contact such as a radiator. He cites thousands of deaths and notes even 54 volts can be fatal.
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8. R. Benedict
Birmingham
Ala
Collier's Weekly
Lena Walker and Earl Thompson Wed in Cameron Home
Miss Lena Walker of Friendship married Earl Thompson on Tuesday January 15 at five o clock in the home of Rev. J. B. Gregory. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Cameron after the ceremony.
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Lena Walker
Friendship
Earl Thompson
Don’t Get Up Nights 25e Test Free
Advertising copy for a bladder laxative product BU-KETS from New Cameron Drug Company. Claims to cleanse impurities and acids, using Buchu leaves and Juniper oil in small green tablets to aid the bladder like castor oil aids bowels. Promises refund if not pleased in four days, and suggests improved sleep and energy.
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Cameron Drug Company
The Cry That Will Not Be Heard Sermon Invite
Sunday night subject promises a stirring message with strong singing. Invitation extended to attend services and join the congregation for a night of reflection and praise.
Buried in Coal Rescue Ends With Minor Injuries
Ernest Gruining, 56, of Carlstadt New Jersey, was buried at the bottom of a coal chute under eight tons of coal. He was rescued after an hour and suffered no serious injuries.
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Carlstadt, N
Ernnest Gruining 56
Bennett Proposes New Deal to End Dole System
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Bennett calls for a New Deal for Canada by abolishing the dole or the system that created it. He frames the reform as replacing the welfare state with a new economic approach.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bennett
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