Cameron City to Hold February Bond Election for School Building
The Texas city of Cameron faces a February 11 1936 vote on issuing 36000 in bonds to build and equip a public free school building. The measure includes a tax levy to cover interest and a sinking fund, with voters restricted to qualified property taxpayers. The election will be held in Cameron City Hall with D H Slaughter as presiding judge.
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Cameron State Bank
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Chas. C. Smith
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Dan Tyson
City of
The Man Who Knows The Man Who Knows Whether the Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor to verify the safety of headache neuralgia or rheumatic pain remedies. It emphasizes professional guidance and caution before use. The copy frames doctors as the authority on safe treatment.
Bayer Aspirin Proven Safe For Headache Relief
An advertisement urges readers to compare preparations with Genuine Bayer Aspirin and notes its safety and effectiveness. It claims Bayer Aspirin transformed medical practice by reducing stomach and heart risks and promotes asking for Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores.
Gospel of social and international justice urged by churches
Our Town notes a renewed zeal among youth toward reality in religion and social justice. If churches unite, this gospel of social and international justice could prevail worldwide through renewed human brotherhood and peace.
Terry Seeks Reelection After Four Years Of Service
The article endorses Terry for another term citing devoted duty and concern for public welfare. Supporters across the city praise his leadership and highlight his role in building the lighted Yeomen field. Voters are invited to consider his candidacy and offer assistance.
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Terry
Erry
Miss Frances Hebner Weds August Senkel at St Monica’s
Miss Frances Hebner became the bride of August Senkel at St Monica’s Church Tuesday morning. Rev Father Apel officiated the ceremony. An extended account of the wedding will appear next week.
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Frances Hebner
August Senkel
St. Monica's Church
Father Apel
Green Announces Candidacy For Cameron City Council
Green, a leading Cameron businessman head of Green & Boedeker and owner of Leland Green Funeral Home, serves as alderman and past chamber president. He seeks city unity through cooperative governance, pledging business principles to save taxes and improve city services for all residents.
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Green & Boedeker
Cameron
Leland Green Funeral
C. N. Green
Green Bros
Green
Chamber of Commerce
City Progress
Tyson Seeks Vote in February 4 Election
An official from a city department, Tyson, seeks voter support citing experience as city assessor and collector and as an ant in the sewer project role. The announcement notes his partial retirement in 1934 and his recent work with federal examiners, urging voters to meet him or vote on February 4.
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Tyson
Sider Seeks Election Support in Cameron
SIDER School there. Mr. Sider, brother of Mrs. Bennie Winfield of Cameron, 32, announces he will work to deserve voters’ trust. He pledges prompt courteous service and urges friends and the public to support him. Roy Temple of Waco, Southern Pacific Railway travel agent, visited Cameron Monday.
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Sider
Bennie Winfield
Cameron
Mr. Sider
Roy Temple
Waco
Southern Pacific Railway
Cameron Monday
Rev and Mrs Love attend Episcopal Council in Houston
Rev J P Love of Cameron pastor of All Saints Episcopal Church Cameron and supply pastor at St Pauls Waco attended the Episcopal Council of the Diocese of Texas in Houston. Mrs Love chairs the county Child Welfare Council and won a citizenship award last year for civic leadership.
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J. P. Love
Cameron
Houston
Episcopal Council of the
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