Cameron Herald Items From Twenty Five Years Ago
Mrs Chas N Green returned from Durango visit. Mrs Nanie Price of Kansas City visited Cameron. James Watson of Rosebud visited Cameron. Cameron residents attended Lanham inaugural in Austin. Dr G B Taylor went to Temple to see his injured mother. James and Mrs Coleman have a sick baby amid local illnesses. Inaugural ball scissor tail coat ruled out. Attorney general says one man may pay another's poll tax. Pennsylvania bills a Gen Robert E Lee statue at Gettysburg field opposed by Grant's veterans. Commissioner W C Wiese of Jones Prairie in Cameron on business.
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Pennsylvania
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Gettysberg Field
Grant
Henry Watterson to Lecture in Cameron Next March
The Courier-Journal editor Henry Watterson will give a public lecture in Cameron sometime in March drawing a large audience. The event promises notable interest from local readers and supporters.
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Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Cameron
Roosevelt hosts reception with prominent guests at White House
President Roosevelt stirred controversy by inviting several Black guests to a judicial reception at the White House last Thursday. Congress members departed on discovering the social scene, calling the Booker Washington affair pale in comparison.
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Roosevelt
White House
Booker Washington
Lanham Urges Strict Compliance With Platform Measures
Governor Lanham urges full adherence to the current platform in a message to the legislature. He says the platform contains no rough places though he cautions that his recommendations remain timely.
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Gov. Lanham
Prohibition Defeated by 48 Vote Margin in Hardeman
Last Saturday voters in Hardeman county rejected prohibition by a 48 vote margin. The result reflects a clear local stance on the statewide temperance issue.
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Hardeman County
Mother of Wacoan Dies Saturday Noon
Ella Lovelace 62 died Saturday at 12 18 p m at her daughter’s home 724 North Twentieth street Burial will be in Jones Prairie Sunday Compton’s hearse to convey the body She is survived by five daughters Mrs T L Egerton Mrs Jack Sadler Mrs W S Calloway Mrs W H Schandler and Mrs a E B Vota five sons Vada Lovelace Thomas and Cornish Lovelace three sisters Mrs G T Thomas Mrs Henry Jones and Mrs Terry Fry three brothers L A Sauls D O Sauls and J A Sauls all of various Texas towns She had lived in Jones Prairie until last Christmas when she came to live with her daughter
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Ella Lovelace
T. L. Egerton
North Twentieth Street
Jones Prairie
Compton
Waco
Jack Sadler
Valley
W. S. Calloway
Brownwood
W. H. Schandler
Notice In Probate Milam County Texas 1928
Notice to publish weekly for ten days before return day in Milam County newspaper. Grover Albert applies as administrator of H. F. Albert estate with letters of administration. Hearing set February 6, 1928 at Cameron County Court. Respond by appearing at the court with writ and return. Lilian Atkinson, Milam Co. Clerk.
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Milam
State of Texas
H. R. Albert
Grover Albert
Milam County
H. F. Albert
Said County
Cameron
Texas
Norfleet Warns More Women Victims of Confidence Men Now
Temple Telegram reports J Frank Norfleet, famed man hunter, says ten women to every man are victims of confidence games. He cites bankers and doctors as prey, notes he himself lost 45000 to a gang, and recounts tracking eleven Amarillo women swindled. He describes pursuing a gang to Cannonburg PA and a climactic confrontation at a tavern.
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Norfleet
J. Frank Norfleet
Temple
Dence
Hale Center
Amarillo
Little Cannonburgh
Blackhorse
General Washington
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THE
Cameron Herald
Chas. N. Green
Durango
Nanie Price
Kansas City, Mo
Our City
del B.C. Jones
James Watson of
Rosebud
T. S. Henderson
W. T. Hefley
May PF. Crawford
T F. Hardy
First National Bank
G. B. Taylor
James Coleman
W. C. Wiese
Cardus
Ina Mae Jinright
Troy
Ala
BUICK
Flint
Mich
Schiller Buick Co
Cameron, Texas
Bowman Motor CO
Pierce Products
Goodrich Tires
State OF
Lilian Atkinson
Court Milam Co
Tex
Miles
Avlaill
Br. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Papot
Ene
Temple Telegram
Alleghany Mountains
Carolina
Lumeyers
Byrne Commercial College of
Dallas
Byrne College
Royal Typewriter Company of
New York
Cecil Starnes
Byrneommercial College
Commerce
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