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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1929

Page

10

Oranges and Bread Drive Big Crowd to Parma Store

Trade briefs note two dozen oranges for 27 cents draw a large crowd to J. T. Parma store last Saturday. Parma reports his best day in years with 16 boxes of oranges and 400 loaves sold aided by a special bread price and advertised values. Judd G. Davis of Milam County Hardware Co. attends Texas hardware dealers convention in Dallas. Davis stays current in his business. The Profection refrigerator at 2 cents a day using kerosene is promoted. Hubert Hefley Motor Co. sales manager R. G. Grabein returns from Houston with five Ford drivers. Houston Ford plant runs at capacity and local dealers promise quick deliveries.

J. T. Parma Sunkist Mr. Parma Parma Judd G. Davis Milam County Hardware Company Dallas Hardware Dealers of Texas Davis R. G. Grabein Hubert Hefley Motor Company Houston Ford

Joe Casey Joins Hubert Hefley Motor Company as Salesman

Joe Casey accepts a salesman role with Hubert Hefley Motor Company. He previously worked two years at Coleman Chevrolet Company and now brings his experience and a network of friends to the Hubert Hefley firm.

Joe Casey Hubert Hefley Motor Company Mr. Casey Hubert Hefley Company Coleman Chevrolet Company

Horstmann Brothers Sell Last Essex Car In Shipment

Horstmann Brothers report only one of the new Essex cars remains from the latest shipment. Bismark Horstmann says the model has made a strong impression locally and nationally and the factory will soon increase production to meet demand.

Horstmann Brothers Essex Bismark Horstmann

Ham House Ads Highlight Bargains in The Herald

The Ham House promotes attractive grocery prices in this week's Herald. Ad writer Bob McLane has years of experience drawing wide attention. The store emphasizes its commitment to advertising and offering something interesting for readers.

Ham House Herald Bob McLane

Chevrolet Six Wins Universal Approval In Town

The Coleman Chevrolet Company reports its first car load shipment of the new Chevrolet Six sold out. Mike Coleman, manager, has many orders booked while Dero Jenkins, sales manager, demonstrates the car and fills purchases.

Coleman Chevrolet Company Mike Coleman Dero Jenkins

St Louis Store Owner Clears Stock in January Sale

Chas Zidell of the New St. Louis Store reports strong business and has placed his entire stock on sale for January with exceptional bargains. He emphasizes advertising to draw the buying public and grow store popularity.

Chas. Zidell

McIntosh Returns to Duty at Cheeves Brothers Store

R. H. McIntosh returns to work at the Cheeves Brothers Store after illness. Friends celebrate his recovery and note his key role in promoting Cameron’s milk plant and its February 1 opening sketch highlighting his influence on the project.

R. H. McIntosh Cheeves Brothers Mr. McIntosh Cameron

Hays Leads Dry Goods Sales at Max Collins Store

J. R. Hays now with the Max Collins store has built a strong dry goods record after years in Texas newspapers including The Herald. This issue features a closing out sale of the dry goods and clothing department with exceptional bargains.

J. R. Hays Max Collins Mr. Hays Texas the Herald

Cone Implement Co Showcases Largest Farm Display Ever

The Cone Implement Company presents a vast International Harvester display featuring tractors and special farm machinery. Mr. Cone is described as a hard worker whose store offers an attractive appearance.

The Cone Implement Company International Harvester Company Cone

New Cameron Drug Company Invoice Progress Report

The New Cameron Drug Company concludes a week of stock. Manager Joe Denson has been ill as have many employees but all are back at duties and business proceeds with the usual personnel.

Cameron Drug Company Joe Denson

New Pontiac Six Arrives Soon and Local Auto News

A. E. Schiller of Schiller Motor Company expects the New Pontiac Six to arrive in a few days. The car, shown at the January 5 New York auto show, impressed the motor world. The station changes pumps to Humble gasoline with six pumps planned, and Carl Fikes now runs the Triegs filling station while Mr. Trigs departs for Mineola. Louis F. Gohmert is ill at home.

A. E. Schiller Schiller Motor Company New York Bonds Humble Texas R. J. Long Penant Products Humble Company Albert Triggs, Jr Carl Fikes Mr. Triegs Cameron Mineola Mr. Fikes Mrs. D. Fikes Bluebonnet Cafe Texaco

Illness Strikes Local Merchant After Market Visit

A local merchant, who had just returned from the markets, fell ill with flu. He expects to recover quickly and be back at his place of business within a few days.

Postal Telegraph Moves to Keith Electric Building

The Postal Telegraph Company relocates from Johnnie's place to the Keith Electric Company building. Mr. Williams of Temple will serve as local manager and is expected to arrive this week.

Postal Telegraph Company Johnnie

Card of Thanks for Sam Nicholson Sr

The Nicholson family thanks friends for kindness and flowers after the illness and death of husband and father Sam Nicholson Sr. They acknowledge Rev Potts of Austin and the Cameron quartet for their services.

Sam Nicholson Rev. Potts Austin Quartette of Cameron

Public citation in Milam County court case No. 10104

The State of Texas commands Osie Phoenix to appear at the Milam County District Court in Cameron on March 4 1929 to answer a petition filed November 18 1928 in case No. 10104 by Leon Phoenix alleging three years statutory abandonment. Publication is required weekly for four weeks prior to the return date. Penn Wolf Clerk Milam County District Court.

Milam County Osie Phoenix District Court Cameron Leon Phoenix Penn Wolf Texas

Student Loan Fund Association helps youths attend Tyler Commercial College

Realizing many youths lack funds to attend a business college the Student Loan Fund Association promotes support for Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. The program offers loan plans to enable qualified students in good standing to enroll despite financial hardship.

Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas Rosses Lege Student Loan Fund Association

Milam County Tax Foreclosure on Delinquent Property

The State of Texas through Milam County releases a sheriff sale of property tied to a 1928 tax judgment won by the state against Henry F. Lippman Bertha Lynch and Eunice Dill. The district court ordered foreclosure of delinquent tax liens and related penalties costs and interests. The clerk issued the sale mandate on January 4, 1929.

State of Texas Milam District Court Henry F. Lippman Bertha Lynch Eunice Dill

Sheriff's Sale Notice of Milam County Property

An Order of Sale directs the Sheriff to seize levy and sell 98 1 2 acres in Milam County Texas from the David Gallagher League to satisfy a judgment. On January 5 1929 the property was seized and a sale will occur on the first Tuesday in February 1929 the 5th day of that month.

David Gallagher League Milam County Texas N. W N. E Vernon Russell N. W. Corner William Weiseland N. W. Cor Weise Cor

Court House Auction At Cameron For Property Redemption

The sale will occur at the Court House door in Cameron between 2 and 4 p m. to the highest bidder for cash, conveying all interest of the defendants in the described property, with rights of redemption as allowed by law.

Court House Said County Cameron

Sheriff Announces Sale Of Divisible Property In Milam County

By law and subject to defendants rights to divide and sell property in lesser portions. If no bids are received the property will be bid off to the State. Milam County Texas sheriff L. L. Blaylock and deputy Will Vaughan overseeing the sale.

L. L. Blaylock Milam County Texas Will Vaughan

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