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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1929

Page

3

Texas Senator Samuel Bell Maxey A Civil War General

Samuel Bell Maxey born March 30 1825 in Tompkinsville Kentucky rose from West Point to minor wars then joined the Confederate cause. After the war he resumed law practice at Paris Texas, served in the U S Senate from 1875 to 1887 and died August 16 1895 buried Paris Texas.

Samuel Bell Maxey Tompkinsville Monroe County Kentucky Virginia Clifton County Samuel Maxey Military Academy West Point Seventh Infantry Eighth Infantry Maxey Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo Contreras Churubusco Molino del Rey City of Mexico Winfield Scott Jefferson Barracks Albany Denton Paris Lamar County Texas John C. Breckinridge State Senate Ninth Texas Infantry Albert Sidney Johnston Decatur Alabama Chattanooga Buell Bragg Bridgepot Battle Creek Stevenson Joseph E. Johnston Jackson Mississippi Davis Indian Territory Sterling Price Prairie Dome Poison Springs Frederick Steele United States Senate General Maxey Eureke Springs Arkansas

Favorite Prescription Tonic for Weak Women Endorsed

Within the Reach of every woman health and strength. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription builds up and invigorates run-down nervous or delicate women. A user from Fort Worth Texas praises its relief from nervousness and regained health after illness. Trial tablets offered for 10 cents by Dr. Pierce, Buffalo New York.

What We Think By Frank Dixon

A mix of observations and social notes from a small town column. The writer riffs on voting, perception, and everyday quirks, then lists local names, visits, and petty humor about daily life and earnings. Strong entities include Lew Rahn, Davilla, Lois Mitchell, Mrs. Schwarzing, Thorndale, Cameron, Temple, and Jackson Barnett.

Clarkson Edwards Guest At Douglas Home Saturday Night

Clarkson R. W. Edwards was a guest at the D. B. Douglas home Saturday night. Helen Jennings was at her home in the vicinity with neighbors noted in the social roundup.

R. W. Edwards D. B. Douglas

Local Visits Highlight Community Weekend

Perry Strickler motored to Marlin to visit his brother. Helen Jennings is lighthouse keeping at the Arville Canady home. Lynn Canady of Jones Prairie was in our community Sunday morning.

S. M. Harrell Carl Black Jones Prairie Perry Strickler Marlin Helen Jennings Arville Canady Lynn Canady

Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles Complete Mission Book Read

Members met in circles to finish reading The Desire of All Nations. Circle one with Mrs Judd Davis had six. circle three with Mrs Ben Atkinson had four. Refreshments followed. An all day church meeting next Monday will feature a foreign mission program.

Presbyterian Auxiliary Judd Davis

Episcopal gathering attendees visit Texas universities

Mrs. E. A. Flinn Mrs. Tom Denson and Mrs. Howard Baskin spent last weekend at Southwestern University Georgetown visiting their daughters in school there. Mrs. Flinn later went to Austin to see her son Glenn Flinn at State University.

E. A. Flinn Tom Denson Howard Baskin Southwestern University Georgetown

Missionary Society Holds Royal Service Circles Meet

The W M S of the Baptist church held Monday afternoon lessons in Royal Service. Circle one met with Mrs Joe Denson with ten present led by Mrs Jim Coleman. Circle two gathered with Mrs Geo Mangum and thirteen present.

W. M. S. of the Baptist Church Circle One Joe Denson Clara Thomas Jim Coleman Circle Two Geo. Mangum

Circle 3 Leaders Meet With Mrs Gus Evans

Mrs Jim Bell chaired as Circle 3 met with Mrs Gus Evans and eleven present. Mrs Harvey Dobbins led the afternoon session.

Jim Bell Circle 3 Gus Evans Harvey Dobbins

Would You Attend a Business College

The Student Loan Fund Association offers financial help to worthy youth to attend Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. Applicants in good standing with strong references can receive loan support to enroll, even if funds are limited. The association prioritizes students forced to drop out of high school or college due to money.

Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas

Coupon Request Details for Tyler Texas Addresses

The clipping asks to mail the coupon to LEGO in Tyler Texas or to THE STUDENT LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION Box 826 Tyler Texas. It specifies physical mailing to the two possible recipients as shown in the clipped text. The item reads as a simple postal instruction without additional context or dates.

Lego Tyler Texas Student Loan Fund Association

Spoiled for Companionship on the Front Porch

A neighbor recalls Jimmy asking about Billie. The boy explains Billie was spanked that morning and then behaves well only briefly before needing to play alone.

Jimmy Billie

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Frank Dixon Lew Rahn Ed Kinsey Lois Mitchell San Angelo W. T. Johnson Lucille R. K. Fontaine Herman Schwarzing A. L. Harris Thorndale School Thelston Anderson R. K. Anderson Lorene and Ganell Cox Rosebud and Briary Jackson Barnett Barnett Jim Hank Temple Cameron Herman Schwarting Katherine Howard Schwarting E. F. Campbell Durell Nadine Mitchell W. W. Cox Lorene Ganell Buck Bell Lawrence Laura Janicek Joe Hank Henry Garrett Joe C. J. Anderson Louise Lawrence Alice Dealey St. Louis, Mo Clarkson Ford Buick Studebaker Light Dodge Essex Essex Sedan Horstmann Cameron, Texas Missionary Society Midget Cafe Per Roy Cato Her Cato Georgette Deauville Sandals New 91. Louis
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