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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

2

Congressmen Seen as Hard Workers in Legislating Process

Robert V. Fleming of Riggs National Bank described Congress as diligent, noting 84 Senate and 46 House standing committees as the workshops where lawmaking occurs. He highlighted the annual introduction of about 20,000 bills, the importance of committee work, public hearings, and the role of Cabinet testimony in shaping legislation. Dr. and Mrs. A S Epperson visited Mr and Mrs D W Harwell at Eddy last week.

Robert V. Fleming Riggs National Bank Washington, D. C American Bankers Association Fleming Congress Senate House A. S. Epperson D. W. Harwell Eddy

Pay Order to First National Bank Lone Star Burial Alan

Pay order issued by Mesdames Martin and Morgan daughters for 150 dollars to First National Bank for Lone Star Burial Alan in Cameron Texas. Tarver presides as president.

Martin and Morgan First National Bank Lone Star Alan

Burlington Relief Work Expands in Milam County

Relief operations under government aid began in Burlington on January 11 with one hundred dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Few residents have signed up, and workers have been assigned to churchyard duties in town.

Milam County

Illnesses Dot Jones Prairie Community Notices

Mr and Mrs Miller Smith teachers at Jones Prairie are ill with the flu. Mrs W T Johnson visits Mrs Ben Massengale this week. Mr and Mrs Roy Harper stayed at L W Marek’s Saturday night. Joy Fontaine ill with pneumonia under Dr Sapp of Cameron and Dr Fontaine. Miss Nell Mayes teacher at Jones Prairie ill with flu. News from Houston says Mrs Russell Bailey is in a hospital there with pneumonia.

Bill Pieper Ollie Logan Westphalia George Logan J. D. Box Sneed-Kasner George Logan, Jr Clifford Ben Marburger Cameron the Baptist Church Rosebud M. B. Hayes Burlington Baptist Church Miller Smith Jones Prairie W. T. Johnson Ben Massengale Roy Harper L. W. Marek Joy Fontaine Sam Hickman Roy Little Belton W. J. Fontaine Jones Praire High School Mammy Roxie Roden Theo Tuck

Jones Prairie Teams Face Ben Arnold In Upcoming Game

Jones Prairie pupils rehearse Mammy's Lil Wild Rose for a future performance. The Jones Prairie teams hosted Ben Arnold Friday with the girls tying and the boys winning 29 13. Ben Arnold visits Jones Prairie on court next Tuesday.

Roy Little Belton

Negro Farmers Hold Meat Demonstration in Coxs Providence

A meat cutting and curing demonstration reached 18 Negro farmers and farm wives in Cox's Providence on Friday January 13. Attendees cut and packed 800 pounds of pork, made 100 pounds of sausage and 36 gallons, and corned 350 pounds of beef at Abe Walker's home under the guidance of W H Phillips the Negro Farm Agent. The program aims to spread proper meat cutting methods across the county.

Cox Providence Abe Walker W. H. Phillips

Formula for Corning Beef and Urgent Clothing Drive

For every 100 pounds of meat mix 6 pounds salt 212 ounces saltpetre 4 pounds sugar and 2 ounces baking soda in water. Pack meat in a clean barrel and pour brine over it. Boil mineral-rich water, cool overnight, and weight meat with a barrel head or board to keep it submerged. 30 to 40 days for ready use. Cameron's Red Cross Clothing committee seeks volunteers. sew or pick up cut-out garments at Mrs Blaylock's home or via church auxiliaries.

Cameron Red Cross Clothing Committee

Thedford's Black-Draught Laxative Ad

An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as an inexpensive laxative costing 17 cents or less per dose. It claims quick relief, natural efficacy from plant-based formula, and a 25 cent package for 25 doses or more, appealing to thousands seeking affordable constipation relief.

Thedford

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Congressmen Christy Mathewson, Jr Shanghai Muriel Wilson Mary Lou Captain Henry's E.S.T Leila Hyams PF Ferguson Jell-O le Roy N. Y Peter Cooper W. M. Dees Milano Cameron, Texas P. C. Tarver Pres Burlington Gladys Carrington Dallas Charlie Hengatter Christ Walter Hargrove Barclay Ranch C. P. Alexander Fred Hodges Marlin Connie Cochran Terrel Prescott Ben Arnold Carl McClain Arch Hensen Elo Werland Dorene Houston AONE Mortimer Cl.booth Danville, VA Mary Drean Liecatensten Pendable E. O. Schiller
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