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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
9
The writer notes occasional freezes rain and sleet with a touch of sun leading to muddy roads. Livestock suffer and travel becomes difficult. Chains are needed and vehicles get stuck or pushed multiple times on a single day.
Miss Florence Hilliard, a Spanish tea cher and teacher of several classes at Gause school, turned in her resignation and left Monday for a Temple school. This was her third year at Gause. she did satisfactory work and the staff regrets her departure while wishing her luck in her career.
The B Y P U entertained Lucinda Turner president of the B Y P U and secretary of the Baptist Sunday school at a Saturday night farewell party. She leaves to enter San Marcos S W T T C Demonstration High as a senior. Nannie Lockhart of Houston visited her mother and is recovering from appendicitis. A R J Ealand remains in Cameron hospital after an appendicitis operation but is recovering. Lynn Reese received a broken arm.
Miss Annie Lockhart was brought home Monday from Cameron Hospital where she was taken after an appendicitis attack Thursday night. She recovered from the attack without an operation.
Raymond Alexander, long hospitalized in Cameron for a broken hip, rebroken it on crutches while attempting to move in the ward. Doctors expect a quicker heal this time and a home return soon, though recovery was delayed by the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kilpatrick Sr and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas of Rosebud were guests in Gause on Friday and Saturday. Their daughter Juanita returned home with them after a week visiting friends. Mrs. Author Bowling spent the weekend with her parents in Franklin.
Mr and Mrs R B Self visited in Hearne Friday. Mrs Abbie Johnson is ill with pneumonia at her brother G W Kilpatrick Sr home. Malcolm Timmons and Misses Helen and Gertrude Hauptfleisch visited Camer on Saturday. Edrie and Ariel Wilson drove Mrs H B Alexander and children to Cameron to visit her son in Cameron hospital recovering from a broken hip.
A man around 45 named Landers died during a blizzard after seeking shelter in a cotton house near Longview. Neighbors found his body after a dog barked from the shack. the collie, described as Landers' best friend, blocked entry and had to be killed before removal. The man reportedly refused rides without the dog being allowed entry.
Loyal dog loyalty was described as Longview officers received reports from Lansing citizens that a dead man found in a cotton house Saturday morning was Felix Landers a wanderer. He had frozen to death Friday night and the dog reportedly protected or tracked the body amid the winter cold.
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