Fire Prevention Education Keeps Insurance Rebates in Cameron
The State Fire Insurance Commission confirms a three percent rate reduction for Texas cities teaching fire prevention in public schools. Cameron has long benefited from this credit, and the continuation is noted. Superintendent T A Fisher reports first term results and receives official praise from Austin on January 8, 1927.
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Stnto Fire Incurance Commission
Texas
Cameron
T. A. Fisher
State Insurance Commission
Austin
Mrs Ralph Whitney Dies in California
Mrs Ralph Whitney of San Francisco California died Monday January 17 1927 after a long illness She was formerly Miss Nell Ditto of Hanover and lived there previously Survived by husband two brothers two sisters Mrs L M Draper Little Rock Arkansas Mrs Dr Goff Dolores Texas the Ditto Hanover and George Ditto Cameron along with many nieces and nephews and friends
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Ralph Whitney
San Francisco
California
Whitney
Nell Ditto
Hanover
Cal
L. M. Draper
Little Rock
Arkansas
Goff Dolores
Texas
Tke Ditto
George Ditto
Cameron
Milam County Medical Association Meets in Cameron
The Milam County Medical Association held its regular meeting in the parlors of the Auditorium Hotel on Wednesday afternoon January 19 1927. A very interesting program was rendered.
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Milam County Medical Association
Camer
Auditorium Hotel
Doctors Attend Conference and Elect Officers and Delegates
A list of attending physicians from multiple towns includes Longmire Giles Flanagan Bledsoe Dudgeon Buie Munger Anderson Thorndale Barcly Fontaine Epperson Newton Taylor J Denson L Denson Crump Kruse. Fontaine was elected president Epperson vice president Taylor secretary delegates Barclay Rockdale and Taylor Cameron to the State Convention in El Paso in May.
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Longmire
Giles
Temple
de. Flanagan
Low Repair Costs on Chevrolet Car Shown
Mrs Olen Gentry of Mill Grove Missouri drove a Chevrolet touring car from August 1920 to December 1926 measuring 20000 miles of use with total repair costs of 25 85 over six years. She praises the car for rugged endurance in rough Missouri hills and notes plans to trade in for a 1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
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Missouri
Olen Gentry
Mill Grove
Gentry
Tough cars endure rocky roads despite daily grind
The owner notes that a newer model was bought after the 1916 1920 Chevrolet had given steady service in the country. Only cars with powerful motors and rugged construction survive the harsh daily wear and tear.
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Ing
Chevrolet
Notice of Lost Cotton Receipt No 97629
Public notice that cotton receipt No 97629 in the name of Oscar Sheffield dated August 26 1926 with Cam ron Compress Company for one bale is lost. Cameron Compress Company and S E Dossett Supt warn public not to accept or deal with the receipt held by any other person.
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Oscar Sheffield
Camron Compress Company
Cameron Compress Company
S. E. Dossett
Abrams Brothers Dissolved, Stores Rebranded as The Famous
Notice states Abrams Brothers operating Hearne Robertson County and Cameron Milam County stores have dissolved by mutual consent. The Cameron shop will operate henceforth under the name The Famous in Milam County, Texas.
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Abrams Brothers
Hearne
Robertson County
Texas
Cameron
Milam County
Ownership split of The Famous store in Hearne Texas
The arrangement states The Famous in Hearne Robertson County Texas will be owned and run solely by Meyer Abrams with Jake Abrams no longer connected. Debts of the Hearne store go to Meyer Abrams while Cameron store debts go to Jake Abrams. liabilities are likewise assigned. Witnessed December 30 1926.
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Jake Abrams
Meyer Abrams
Hearne
Robertson County
Texas
Cameron
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Coleman-Eplen
Paneral
Howard Edmiston
Cameron, Texas
J. W. Coleman
J.D. Eplen
James L. Coleman
Citizens National Bank
U.S
J. R
Bob
Phillips General Blacksmithing
Frank Monroe
First National Bank
Mary Jane
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