Court House News and Property Transfers Summary
A list of زوج court actions and land transfers including multiple marriages and property deeds in Milam County. Transfers note 461 acres to Pete Gibson and James McLaughlin leagues for 51800 dollars, and other lot or acreage transfers to Domain Oil Co and Don Epten. Public cases include State of Texas versus R J Davis and Geoil Sens noted as unsound mind on January 18 1938 and January 19 1958 respectively. Local vehicle listings: Bartlett home made trailer. several Cameron and Thorndale autos including Chevrolet and Ford town sedan models.
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Williard B. Smith
Pete C. Gibson
John Gafford
James McLaughlin
Beatrice Daugherty
Don Epten
Gartmer
Cameron
State of Texas
R. J. Davis
Geoil Sens
Hatchery offers quality chicks and custom hatching
Fuchs Brothers Ideal Hatchery in Cameron Texas advertises quality chicks from blood tested standard bred flocks. Chicks include White Leghorns sired to cockerels from hens with 270 to 300 eggs and Rhode Island Reds from Exhibition Production breeds. Book orders early and let them handle custom hatching.
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Rhode Island
Fuchs Brothers
Ideal Hatchery
Cameron
Texas
Social Notes From South Elm With Local Visit List
Mrs. C L Smith and family toured relatives in Waco while others visited Cameron and Leedale kin. The piece lists numerous Sunday visits including the Hightowers Leedale Fikes Meeks and Cameron families, with several other local names appearing among guests and sick lists.
Weekend visits and local electricity progress noted
Mr Dee Martin and children Myrtis and Elmer Lee of Buckholts visited relatives here. Electricity reaches many homes in the community. Henry Baker and family of Cameron and Frank Houston and daughter Albena visited the Bakers. Wade Hardwick visited his son Jim Hardwick and other relatives in Meredian.
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Dee Martin
Myrtis and
Elmer Lee
Buckholts
Henry Baker
Cameron
Frank Houston
Albena
Ben Baker
Wade Hardwick
Jim Hardwick
Cross Speaking Postponed by Floods in Cameron Speech
The Chamber of Commerce canceled former congressman O. H. Cross of Waco speech in Cameron due to Little River flooding and impassable rural roads. Cross will be invited on a later date to discuss pending legislation and the cotton program.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
0. H. Cross
Waco
Cross
Chicago Man Suits Theatre Over Laughing Loud
Tom Pillon of Chicago attended a sad film and laughed loudly as others wept. He was ejected and sued the theatre, winning a $300 judgment upheld by a judge who affirmed his right to laugh despite the film’s mood.
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Tom Pillon
Chicago
Ben Arnold News Highlights Grades Return to School
The sixth and seventh grades welcome Key Schwarzing back after illness. 4 H club girls progress on bed spreads with pillow tops completed and plans for broader projects. Ben Arnold girls basketball beats Barclay 32 13 in Rosebud then wins 18 14 over San Gabriel at Cameron tournament. Clarkson win 34 14. Yarrellton game ends 28 28 in finals draw.
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Key Schwarzing
Ben Arnold
Barclay
Rosebud
Cameron
San Grabriel
Clarkson
Yarrelton
Gas Company Holds Party In Cameron
The Waco Division of the Community Natural Gas Company was feted for winning a merchandising sales contest at Cameron Country Club. c. V. Allen and Mrs. Allen hosted with Mr. and Mrs. J. R Bush as guests. A barbecue supper followed by games and dancing.
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Gas Company
Cameron
Cameron Country Club
Waco
Community Natural Gas Company
C. V. Allen
Circulation and News Carriage Boost Herald Lead
The Herald gains the lead through circulation gains and improved news carriage. The report highlights stronger distribution, broader access, and increased reader reach contributing to the paper’s position.
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The
Herald
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A. L. Taylor
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Eamero Theatre
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Wallace Beery
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