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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1940

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Yee High Band Broadcast From Temple Amid Cameron Cold

The Yee High School band will travel to Temple on Tuesday January 30 for an 80 minute KTEM broadcast from 10 30 to 11 o clock. Burton Bishop KTEM manager arranged the time for Cameron supporters to listen at 1870 kilocycles. Frances Cox director says the program features popular hits and standard band numbers. Cameron endures snow and freezing temperatures with illness and business disruption reported as relief is not expected until mid weekend.

Yee Temple KTEM Stae Temple Municipal Burton Bishop Cameron Killocycles Frances Cox

Finnish Relief Plea in Cameron Receives Support

Increased interest in the Finnish Relief Fund in Cameron follows the first remittance of 16.60 sent by the Cameron Herald to Dallas. The Finnish ambassador warned London of a potential massacre if aid is delayed, while funds in America will go to food clothing and medical supplies, not war material.

Cameron Cameron Herald Dallas London Finland Russia America United States

Firemen Warn of Dangers to Drivers

The Cameron Volunteer Fire Department warns nonmembers to stay back after hearing the alarm. Citizens should wait at least twenty minutes and park a block away to keep streets open for trucks and second units. Firemen advise only they handle the nozzles to prevent injuries and ensure efficient service.

Cameron Fire Department Cameron Volunteer Fire Department

Cross Enters Race for Congress in Eleventh District

O H Cross former Waco district congressman announced Saturday his candidacy for the Eleventh district seat covering six central Texas counties. The move echoed the 1902 Henry Thomas contest that defined local politics and featured a dramatic county by county campaign across Bell Coryell and McLennan counties.

O. H. Cross Waco Texas Henry-Thomas Cullen F. Thomas Robert L. Henry Eleventh Thomas Bell County Henry Coryell County McLennan County A. R. McCullum Tribune McLennan Coun O. B H. Cress

Blacksmith Geo W Blansett Trades in Cameron

Yarrellton resident Geo W Blansett, a pioneer citizen and noted blacksmith, conducted business in Cameron on Wednesday.

Geo. W. Blansett Yarrellton Cameron Mr. Blansett

Mrs. Plantl Improves After Brief Illness

Mrs R A Plantl is reported improving after a slight case of flu.

R. A. Plantl

YARRELLTON MAN R A Giswold Transacts in Cameron

R A Giswold of Yarrellton transacted business in Cameron on Wednesday.

R. A. Giswold Yarrellton Cameron

Gene Smith Seeks Re election as Cameron City Marshal

Gene Smith, Cameron City Marshal, announces re election bid for the February 6 nominating primary in Cameron. He is expected to run without opposition for a second two year term, praised by Cameron residents for his record and peace officer conduct.

Gene Smith Cameron Cameron Daily Herald Smith

Truck Fire Destroys Texas Power & Light Vehicle

A Ford truck owned by Texas Power and Light Company was damaged beyond repair after a fire began under the seat at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Firefighters from Cameron were called as two unidentified employees parked in front of Schiller Pharmacy and the gasoline tank exploded, sending flames into the air. The Schiller drug store front suffered minor damage.

Texas Power & Light Company Herald John C. Andres Cameron Fire Department Power Company O. Schiller Pharmacy Cameron

Mike Haggerty 68 Dies in Burlington

Funeral services were held Monday at 10 for Mike Haggerty a Burlington pioneer and landowner. He died at home Sunday January 21 after a long illness. Survived by widow and six children Cornelius Harry Henry Kathryn Margaret and Hilda Mae. Burial at St Michael's Catholic Cemetery. He resided in Burlington since youth and was well known locally.

Mike Haggerty Burlington Haggerty St. Michael's Catholic Church T. F. O'Sullivan Cornelius Harry Henry Kathryn Margaret Hilda Mae Haggerty Mr. Haggerty

Roosevelt Ball At Burlington for Warm Springs Fund

Burlington hosts a Roosevelt ball to raise money for the Warm Springs Foundation fund aiding infantile paralysis prevention and cure. The public is invited to attend Sunday night January 28 and support the cause.

Burlington Warm Springs Foundation Roosevelt

Forest Lay 8 Buried in Itasca

Funeral services for Forest Lay a former Cameron resident were held in Itasca. Lay had been ill and bedridden for years. He is survived by two daughters Annie Laura Prewitt and Sadie Lay both of Itasca.

Forest Lay Cameron Itasca Lay H. M. Hefley First National Bank Annie Laura Prewitt Sadie Lay

Mayor Smith Seeks Re Election In Cameron Primary

Mayor Chas C. Smith announced his candidacy for re election in Cameron. He cites a cash based budget and strict economies that improved the city's finances and built strong credit. His renomination is set for Tuesday February 6.

Chas. C. Smith United States Smith

Mrs. Emma Vaughn Thweatt Dies at Maysfield

Mrs. Emma Vaughn Thweatt 72 died at her Maysfield home Thursday at 4 30 after a heart attack. Funeral at 10 Friday from the family residence with Rev. Henry Bailey and Rev. Ann Reed officiating. burial at Pebble Grove cemetery. She leaves husband Tom Thweatt and eight children among 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Her long Milam county life began as Emma Vaughn before marriage. Her son Harmon Thweatt, a World War veteran, died in 1938.

Tom Thweatt Maysfield Thweatt Henry Bailey Emma Vaughn Mrs. Thweatt Milam County Belmena John Thweatt Roy Newton Ben Thweatt Bill Thweatt Gifford Thweatt Herbert Thweatt Vaughn Thweatt Ralph Massengele Mayfield Harmon Thweatt

Rotary Club Hears Instructive Program

Cameron Rotary Club members welcomed Chas Hicks, newly elected, and Dr. Chifford Swift as speakers at the luncheon. Ernest Coffield, program chairman, led a Q and A on Rotary operations, classifications, and general information. Three absentees missed the meeting.

Chas. Hicks Cameron Rotary Club Chifford Swift Ernest Coffield Rotary

Water Company Faces Heavy Week Amid Weather Damage

Cameron water system manager Richard Hester warns residents after severe weather damaged city pipes. He advises property owners to install pipe cut offs to prevent freezing, noting limited help from the water company beyond burst connections. Many older homes lack these valves and should add them.

Richard Hester Community Public Service Company Cameron Hester Cameron Daily Water Company

Japanese fury erupts as mobs attack British embassy

Violent Thursday saw crowds storm the British Embassy amid widespread anger in Japan over recent tensions. Newspapers react with sharp criticism of the United States and Britain as authorities move to restore order.

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A S Muller Dies at Dallas Home in January

A S Muller died at his Dallas home on Wednesday January 17. He was a former Cameron resident, married to Elizabeth McCord, and had lived in Dallas for years where he was in business. Funeral services were held Thursday with burial in Hill Crest cemetery. Survived by widow and a sister. Cameron attendees included Mia Hefley, Mamie Hefley, Aetna Smith, J M Ralston, and Mrs Paul Brown of Harlingen. Mrs Muller, formerly Elizabeth McCord, was reared in Cameron and was the daughter of the late Captain and Mrs A P McCord.

Muller Dallas Cameron Elizabeth McCord Hill Crest Cemetery Mia Mamie Hefley Aetna Smith J. M. Ralston Paul Brown Harlingen

Farm Credit Unit Plans Stockholders Meeting in Cameron

The Bryan Production Credit Association serving Brazos and surrounding counties will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Cameron courthouse on February 9, 1940. The event marks the first time the meeting is hosted away from the home office, with Cameron chosen to honor Milam County members. The association, with over 500 members, reports $31,535 in local stock and $31,197 in reserves, and operates as a cooperative under government support, rediscounting notes with the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks. The meeting runs 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and includes a barbecue lunch for members and spouses.

Bryan Production Credit Association Brazos Burleson Grimes Madison, Milam Robertson Counties Cameron Ron Milam County McNeill Drumwright United States Federal Intermediate Credit Banks Congress

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Snkil Cameron and Vicinity East Texas San Antonio Q. H. Cross TT Pl& L Rotary Club A. S. Muller Sh. Pace A Farm Credit Unit Cam
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