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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1926

Page

5

Moody Denounces Klan At Houston Law Order Meeting

Attorney General Dan Moody delivered a forceful address at a 2000 attendee law and order mass meeting in Houston to celebrate national prohibition. He reaffirmed opposition to the Ku Klux Klan, while Rev. R W McCann and Mrs J G Ross faced the audience, and a W C T U president pledged to apologize for the klan presence.

Ku Klux Klan Dan Moody Law and Order City Auditorium Women’s Christian Temperance Union J. G. Ross Felix Robertson Knights of the R .W. McCann Tabernacle Baptist Church M. W. Bains Moody McCann W. N. Bains

Davilla 4 H Club elects officers in 1925 meeting

The Davilla 4 H Club elected Amelia Hines as president Betsy Kerr as vice president Mary Conn as secretary and Bessie Keith as reporter at the December 28 1925 session led by demonstration agent Mrs Etta W Ringgold Seventeen Davilla residents attended and officers were to meet again December 11 1925 to discuss work for different year groups.

Davilla 4 H Etta W. Ringgold Amelia Hines Betsy Kerr Mary Conn Bessie Keith Davilla J. J. Wilson A. A. Robinson Davilla 4 H. Club

Cameron Christian youth form Endeavor Society

The Cameron Christian Church youth organized a Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society with about 15 to 20 attendees. Officers elected include President Nora Adams, Vice-president Bennie Archer, Secretary-Treasurer Irene Torno, with Marie Wade and Lorene Wade on the Program Committee and Zelma Adams and Edna Radtke on the Social Committee. Meetings set for Sundays at 6:30 p.m. with all welcome.

Cameron Christian Church

Notice of Lost Cotton Receipt No 98756

Public notice that cotton receipt No 98756 issued to Antone Prince on August 3 1925 by Cameron Compress Company for one bale is lost. Holder asserts legal ownership and warns public not to accept or deal with the receipt in other hands.

Antone Prince Cameron Compress Company

Bankers Help Boost Northwest Dairy Exposition Attendance

Minnesota bankers were urged by the agricultural committee to form community delegations to attend the Northwest Dairy Exposition during the State Fair. The Atlanta clearing house reports a campaign urging a statewide battle against the boll weevil as infestation rises. Iowa bankers plan a two day study visit to Iowa State University to learn farming issues and strengthen cooperation with farmers.

Minnesota Minnesota Bankers Association Agricultural Committee Atlanta, Ga Department of Agriculture Iowa Iowa State University Agricultural Department Bankers of

County Bankers Name Five Member Agricultural Committee

Clark County South Carolina bankers appoint a five member agricultural committee to assist the county agent in implementing the work program. The panel focuses on a ten acre corn contest and tuberculosis eradication in the county.

Clark County S. C Iiter

Citation to Appear Milam County Court March 1926

Public notice commands Sheriff to publish weekly citations for four weeks to summon Jessie Woodard. Publication is required in a Milam County newspaper before the District Court term beginning March 1 1926 in Cameron to answer a petition filed December 15 1925.

Milam County Jessie Woodard District Court Cameron

Milam County Dockets Suit on Adultery Claim

The district court docket No. 9459 lists Lela Woodard as plaintiff and Jessie Woodard as defendant in an adultery petition. The court requires service returns on the first day of the next term, with the clerk Penn Wolf signing and sealing the record in Cameron, Texas, January 1926.

Lela Woodard Jessie Woodard Penn Wolf District Court Milam County Tex Cameron Texas

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