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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
6
Horning Brothers hatchers announce the reopening of their hatchery for 1944 with the first hatch due January 25. They offer custom hatching every Monday and Thursday and promise select breed and grade chicks from top hens. Book early to avoid rush and ensure desired varieties.
Court House notices outline numerous property transactions across Cameron and Rockdale, detailing grants, deeds, and lot transfers to individuals and entities including John Hancock Mutual Life, First Texas Joint Stock Bank, and local families. Also notes the birth of Beverly Ann, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chandler.
Mrs. Hudson Lynch of Buckholts visited Cameron on Thursday. Pay Your Poll Tax Now.
Wednesday forecast calls for cloudy, colder weather with near freezing risk. Mr and Mrs Bog Lee Kirk welcome a baby girl born Sunday January 16 at Cameron hospital. mother and baby are doing nicely. Olive and Lucy Evans have moved from Rosebud to Cameron to reside there.
A wartime community plea urges readers to buy War Bonds to support soldiers and fund postwar jobs. It highlights family members in service and the hope for peace, urging individuals to contribute to the fourth War Loan and “back the attack.”
January history notes two prominent births. Benjamin Franklin was born January 17, 1706 and Daniel Webster on January 18, 1782, highlighting their enduring impact in American science politics and law.
The Family of J. E. Holtzclaw thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after illness and death. Will cherish those acts and words that helped face the dark hours of bereavement. Mrs. William Sell of Buckholts was a Cameron visitor on Thursday.
Pvt. Herbert Baggerly and Pvt. Lecker of Giddings and Aubrey Weatherford left Wednesday for Dix, New Jersey. They had been visiting Cameron with Pvt. Baggerly’s mother Mrs. M. A. Baggerly. Back the attack with Bonds.
Soldiers away in service need assistance and companionship. The message invites women to join the Women’s Army Corps to see new places, meet people, learn and perform vital work speeding victory. Apply at the local Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General in Washington DC.
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