A New Decade and a Nation’s Resolve under the Flag
A reflective piece recalls Fourth of July pageants of youth, celebrating 1776, Lincoln, Jefferson, and the republic’s growth through World War II and the Marshall Plan. The author urges unity as the United States faces 1970 and renewed national purpose. The text underscores 50 states, Puerto Rico as a 51st prospect, and the enduring symbolism of the flag.
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Puerto Rico
Cameron Looks Back at 1916 Fourth Celebration History
A Cameron newspaper account recalls the 1916 Independence Day festivities with a 46 piece band, a parade in Cameron, a Penns Camp Ground picnic on the San Gabriel River for 4 000 to 5 000 attendees, and a patriotic meeting. It notes flag hopes and annual traditions including the Cameron Country Club’s Old Fashioned Family Day and Boy Scouts rest stop at City Park with 700 travelers stopping last year.
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Cameron
Penn
Camp Ground
San Gabriel River
Cameron Country Club
Cameron Boy Scouts
City Park
Cameron Rest Stop
DPS Units Gearing For Air Traffic
The Texas Department of Public Safety plans full staffing for the Fourth of July holiday weekend in Milam County and across the area. Officials warn 46 Texans may die in traffic accidents during the period starting Friday at 6 p m. Patrolman Leroy Broadus notes year to date Milam County fatalities and recalls past crashes. Community Fourth events in Cameron trace back to 1886 with large crowds, civic speakers, and marching bands as local history recalls National Guard Cavalry in 1918 parade.
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Milam County
DPS
Leroy Broadus
Cameron
Two Faculty Jobs Open at Cameron High School
Cameron Independent School Board seeks a high school counselor and a high school math teacher. D. R. Dodson notes not all positions filled for the 1970-71 year, with these two vacancies outstanding.
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Cameron Independent School Board
D. R. Dodson
Heart Attack Ruled In Yates Death
Roy Yates of Branchville aged 70 died from heart failure after his car veered off highway into a field early Tuesday following a late Monday drive. Justice of the Peace Boy E Britt confirmed heart attack as cause. Funeral services were held at Hartsfield Funeral Home in Hearne with burial at Pebble Grove Cemetery near Maysfield. He is survived by his wife a daughter Rosemary Faseler a brother a sister three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Roy Yates
Branchville
Justice of the Peace
E. Britt
Yates
Charles Bailey
The
Herald
Maysfield
Red Springs
Texas
Milam County
Chapel of Hartsfield
Hearne
Frank Newton
Houston
Pebble Grove
Rosemary Faseler
Bay City
Raymond Yates
Calvert
J. W. McClenney
Tyler
Milam County backs regional housing plan approval
Milam County Commissioners voted unanimously to join a proposed regional housing authority after a public hearing. Counties including Robertson Limestone Leon and Falls approved resolutions and hearings were set by Burleson and Freestone counties. The plan envisions single family homes for low income residents funded by HUD with no county cost, offering rent or purchase options and government subsidies.
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Milam County
Bob Salter
Coryell County
Robertson
Limestone
Leon
Falls
Burleson County
Freestone County
Mississippi
Salter
Alabama
Texas
Housing and Urban Development Administration
Washington
Narvie Caperton
Cameron
Milam
Iter
Federal Housing Administration
Caperton
CISD Assessor Discusses Tax Valuations and District Size
Cameron Independent School District tax assessor Oliver Chamberlain says 103 protests on property valuations represent less than 2 percent, praising an implied 98 percent agreement with assessments. He covers district area, mapping methods, ad valorem basics, and sources for real estate values.
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CISD
Ollie Chamberlain
Brazos
Sneed
Pond Creek
Clarkson
Falls County
Burlington
Elm Creek
Bell County
Big Elm Creek
Marak
Little River
Minerva
Cooper’s Hollow
Tp&l
Cannon Snap Creek
Maysfield
Buckholts
Briary
Chamberlain
United States
Joseph
Mary
Nazareth
Jesus
Evening Lions Club
Texas
Cameron Independent
Tobin Company of
San Antonio
Tobin
Milam County
No Deaths In Area Collisions Reported Across Milam County
DPS patrolmen noted a weekend of multiple accidents in Milam County with injuries to several individuals and one hospital admission. A Pettibone couple and two grandchildren were injured in a Temple cross-traffic collision, while other incidents near Buckholts Thorndale and Pettibone caused minor to moderate injuries. A Sunday Temple crash involved Gail Jeter and three other passengers in a 1970 Oldsmobile.
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Pettibone
Temple
US 190
Buckholts
William Howard Peeler
Gail Jeter
Cameron
Thorndale
Leo F. Michalka of
Fire destroys Coker barn near Ben Arnold
A large barn owned by Grady Coker near Cameron burned to the ground around midnight on Saturday. Brisk winds fueled the blaze as Cameron volunteer firefighters arrived too late to save the structure. The fire consumed about 500 bushels of oats and SOO bales of hay along with saddles tools and tractor equipment. no livestock injuries were reported. The cause remains undetermined.
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Grady Coker
Cameron
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