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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
7
Kasch promotes its latest improved cotton seed with enhanced quality features derived from the Ebane Triumph. Highlights include prolificness big bolls and high lint percentage. Provided by a large cotton breeding operation in San Marcos, Texas.
The piece argues that new practical systems like Byrne and the Tyler Commercial College offer faster, higher paying training in accounting and stenography. It likens old methods to ox carts and urges readers to request the college catalog by mail from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas.
Local notes report a newborn son for Mr and Mrs G C Black born the 19th. lagrippe is widespread with many patients and Mrs Ed Black is very ill. Mrs Bob Turney and Kate Lantrip visit, school under Miss Jane Nickison and Miss Annie Gandy with Annie recovering from illness. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a testimonial and offer. readers urged to seek circulars.
The February 3 1917 Thrift Day aims to focus communities on thrift by designating a common time for individuals to begin new thrift habits. It promotes earning planning spending and saving as practical forms of thrift and links thrift to improved credit standing and broader prosperity.
Mrs Roy Baskin hosted a gathering at Hefley Heights last Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Beulah Dobbins the Sigma Phi bride elect. Ferns and pot plants created a pleasant setting as guests stitched towels and chatted, then enjoyed a refreshment course. Attending were Mrs Rush Thomas Mrs Dave Wilson Mrs L H Krough Mrs B J Baskin Charlie McDermott and Misses Clara Thomas Bernice Dudley Ruth Robbins alongside members of Sigma Phi and Kildare clubs.
The 42 club met last Thursday at Mrs Albert Triggs home on North Central Ave. Four tables of players enjoyed games followed by a salad course. Guests included Mesdames Dave Wilson Charlie McDermott Will Triggs and Miss Clara Thomas.
Winter weather persists with a major freeze noted despite claims of an end to cold. Community health is good. farmers prep land as rain is needed for land and stock water. Local moves include Roscoe Rogers family on Pin Oak and Keith family on Arnold Hildebrandt’s place plus Fred Fisher on Beaver ranch. Social visits report Mrs. Wm. Gandy hosting and Mr. and Mrs Beacham visiting Oscar Fisher. Telephone line repairs continue after the freeze.
A Western camp records deep gratitude for the service of Robert Houston and William Fikes. The resolutions note their faithful duties, mourn their sudden loss, extend sympathy to their family, and request minutes, a public notice in Cameron Herald and Milam County Enterprise, and copies to bereaved relatives.
The Carnation Grove Woodmen Circle chapter at 1172 Woodmen Circle extends sympathy to Sov. Claud McCall on the death of Sov. Zula McCall. A copy of the resolution is to be published and sent to Claud McCall and Zula Henderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson, with minutes recorded.
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