Milano Sees Improved Conditions After Ice Outages
Conditions in Milano have greatly improved as lights and telephone wires are restored after a weeklong ice outage. Local residents Dudly Lee Braun of Dallas and Mrs. J D Peeples Sr visited family here, with others staying at homes in Dallas and Cameron for small town updates. The measles mumps flu outbreak area appears to be receding as residents recover and a number of sick residents are noted.
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Milano
J. D. Peeples, Sr
Dallas
Dudly Lee Braun
PTA Meeting at Yee High School this afternoon
The Parent Teachers Association will meet in the Yee High School auditorium this afternoon with Miss Marie Lorenz playing an important part on the program. For sale three Jersey cows with white faced calves, good milkers. R. L. Batte.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Yee High School
Marie Lorenz
R. L. Batte
Cowpeas Best Soil Builders for All Lands Says Expert
The Cowpers Great Sul Builder urges soil improvement with cowpeas as a superior soil builder and hay crop. He notes clovers and soybeans have limits, praises Whippoorwill Chinese Red Brabham and Iron varieties, and urges plan for cowpeas on worn land now.
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Banzha
Clean System Clear Skin Laxative Advice
An advertorial urges bowel regularity for clear skin and recommends Black Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. It claims constipation causes skin toxins and promises relief and regular bowels until future disturbance.
Chevrolet Workers Mass To Protest Enforced Idleness
More than 9,000 workers at the Chevrolet Gear and Axle Division in Detroit demonstrated against strikes that shut down General Motors plants and left about 135,000 out of work nationally. They sent telegrams to Governor Murphy and President Roosevelt and urged to resume operations on a reduced basis where plants remained open.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Gear and Axle Division
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt
Tators
Texas
Taniar
John Spichak Buried in Cameron
John Spichak age 85 died in his Cameron home Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Spiritualist church with Rev. R. A. Cervant officiating and interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. He came to America as a youth and lived near Cameron for over 50 years. He is survived by his widow and two children John Spichak Jr and Mrs Leo Yekel both of Cameron.
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Grandpa Standard
Wesley Woods
John Spichak
Spiritualist
R. A. Cervant
Oak Hill
Mr. Spichak
America
Cameron
John Spiehak, Jr
Leo Yekel
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