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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

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The Brazos River Project Aims to Harness Texas Waters

In Cameron a mass meeting promotes a vast Brazos river flood control and hydroelectric scheme funded by a $50 million federal loan. The plan envisions 12 major dams 20 reservoirs and expansive irrigation with power generation to self liquidate the debt benefiting Milam and other Texas counties.

Old Man River Brazos Texas United States Milan County Littl River Fort Nashville Milam County Ureast Lampassas Little San Gabriel Navasots Leon Bell County

Birthday Balls for Roosevelt Aid Infantile Paralysis Drive

New England fishermen western cowpunchers northern lum berjacks and city business leaders join Birthday Balls in 5600 towns on January 30. Debutantes relay messenger hoy to raise funds for infantile paralysis with 70 percent returned to local Child Welfare Work in Cameron preparations led by Mrs. J Love and civic committees.

New England Roosevelt Cameron J. ?. Love

Baptist Leaders 1 Taylor For Meeting

Ray Duckworth and N D Timmerman of Cameron attend Taylor meeting of the Executive Board of District 15 Baptist associations. The gathering aims to elect a missionary for the district which covers 11 counties and 9 associations. Duckworth serves on the nominating committee. the district currently has no missionary.

Ray Duckworth Cameron Taylor Baptist Associations Mr. Duckworth Mr. Timmerman

Probate Ordered for $20,000 Cobb Estate

The estate of teacher Eula Margaret Cobb, buried in Cameron this year and valued at $20,000, was ordered to probate by Judge Jeff T. Kemp in County Court. Appointed administrators are Arthur Cobb Ada Cobb LaBarron Fannie Cobb Monroe and Eula Cobb Crook.

Eula Margaret Cobb Cameron Jeff T. Kemp Arthur Cobb Ada Cobb LaBarron Fannie Cobb Monroe Eula Cobb Crook

Brazos Project 10 Discussed At Mass Meeting

Secretary Paden of the Chamber of Commerce coordinates a 2 p.m. mass meeting on flood water control for the Brazos River. The event, announced weeks ago, aims to stir public interest and attract a large crowd.

Paden Chamber of Commerce Brazos

Transformation Project Sparks Vast Undertaking

A major effort described as involving reclamation, soil conservation, and a pleasure paradise aims to transform a high tension transformer site. The plan is described as vast and imagination challenging, with men often achieving what they imagine.

War Veterans Called 10 Bonus Meeting in Cameron

Milam county veterans receive a call for a county wide meeting at the Glory Club Room Cameron to discuss pending Congress bills on soldier bonus payments. Edwin Hardy Post No 9 invites all ex service men to attend Monday night January 28 at 7 oclock with Legion posts aiding.

Milam County Giory Club Cameron R O¢Lock Legion Congress of the United States Edwin Hardy

Cameron Boys Win Fights In Boxing Tournament At State

Howard Terry, Yeomen alumnus and University student, won a three round finals match against Chicago heavyweight Nick Frankovic to capture the first annual University Golden Glove Boxing Tournament. Blocker also won his middleweight bout against Hardy Cowen. both are State students.

Howard Terry Yeomen University Chicago Nick Frankovic Austin Sport Terry PD. BR. Blocker Greenville Hardy Cowen State

Milam County Considers Penal Chain Gang Revival

The Milam County Commissioners Court weighs reactivating a historic chain gang system to punish habitual offenders by road work. Prisoners would work on public roads to offset jail costs, with Ray Robinson retained to guard and supervise the convicts.

Georga Mila County Commissioners Court Texas Milam County Ray Robinson Leoard Blaylock

Jury reconvenes to finish work under Baskin as foreman

After a recess last week the Grand Jury met again Thursday morning to complete its work with J D Baskin serving as foreman.

Grand Jury J. 1D. Baskin

Early Days In Cameron Recalled By Sam Hefley

Sam Hefley, an early Cameron settler, recalls the town’s 1880s growth and the Santa Fe depot fire of 1881. He arrived May 10 1879 after riding from Rockdale, with his family camping near Little River ferry. The 1880 Santa Fe line created Cameron’s rail link and the wooden depots were replaced by a stone and tile building about 27 years ago.

Cameron Sam Hefley Pallas News Santa Fe Hefley Taths Texas Mr. Hefley Rockdale Sam Little River Goodhue Wilson Plantation

Roosevelt Ball Benefits Milam County Sufferers

Arrangements completed for three entertainments on Wednesday January 30 1935 to aid infantile paralysis sufferers in Milam County with 70 percent of local proceeds and 80 percent to the National cause. Events include a Roosevelt Birthday Party at the Old Grammar School with cards dominoes checkers and bingo at the Country Club entertainment by W C Thompson and his orchestra.

United States Milam County Roosevelt W. C. Thompson Sss Roosevelt Bala

Dry Leader Holds Revival in Cameron

Hon William Upshaw former Georgia Congressman and Prohibition Party dry candidate spoke at the Cameron Court House on Wednesday night praising the man in overalls for his labor that made daily comforts possible. He said without that hero we would lack cars clothes and other basics and depicted the “unsung and uncrowned” worker.

Wm I. Upshaw Georgia Prohibition Party Court House Congress Beam

Pioneer Cameron businessman John B McLane dies at 82

John B McLane 82 longtime Cameron Central Texas business leader dies at home after long illness. A Alabama born pioneer he helped develop rice farming and land in Little River bottom later leading First National Bank and founding Jeter Lumber Company. He and wife Jannie Brooks lived in Cameron most of their lives and he helped establish a Presbyterian church.

John B. McLane Camron Vriday Central Texas Wilcos County Alabama Oak Will Cameron Thin City Jannie Brooks Hearns R. L. Butte First National Bank Jeter Lumber Company First Presbyterian Church B. McLane

Robbery Suspects Held In Waco Sought In Milam

Sheriff R M Kennedy and Deputy Clarence McCall tied five robberies to two suspects. Readily traced incidents include Milano and Rockdale. Two men held in Waco face charges as Milam connections are confirmed.

Waco Milam R. M. Kennedy Clarence McCall Cent Milano Rockdale Kennedy

Tragedy near city park as Tracy family wrecked at intersection

Mrs Pat Tracy suffered a grave hip fracture and brain concussion when her car collided with another vehicle at a busy intersection near city park. Her husband was severely cut while Tracy and coach escaped unharmed. The other car was driven by a Buckholts youth named Hellas. several passengers were with him but none injured.

Pat Tracy Maysfield Road City Park Gene Smith Hellas

Damage Suit Won By Casey Against Santa Fe Railway

Settlement in the sum of about 86000 was made out of court after Bobby Casey 14 gravely injured in a May 1954 car wreck on Santa Fe tracks near Cameron. Joe Casey father of Bobby accepted the railroad offer. Others injured were Billy Cooper and Charles Roy Law. The case was to be tried in District Court.

Joe Casey Bobby Casey Santa Fe Cameron Sugar Hoaf Mountain Llanover Road Ranx Bobby Billy Cooper Grady Cooper Chas. Roy Law C. R. Law Calle

Green & Boedeker Celebrate Large Chambery Sale

The Camerhy store Green & Boedeker continues a major sale across all departments. A big weekend event features lower prices as a celebration of shopper patronage. The store opened last June in the Chambery building and credits newspaper advertising for much of its growth and success.

Green & Boedeker’s Camerhy Chambery Teland Green

Ellis Restores Vault Door Combination at Clerk’s Office

After 40 years the county clerk entrance vault door is opened again. W. Ellis of Belton now in Cameron handled the restoration of the combination lock. He is regarded as a skilled lock and key professional with long experience in Texas.

W. ©. Ellis Belton Cameron Ellis Texas

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