Community Notes Reflect Cast of Local Visits
Sick for some time is reported much better. Mrs E Wallace spent Saturday in Bonner Cone of Temple and arrived to spend a few days with home folks. Mrs Lee Bishop returned home after a two week visit to relatives in Giddings. Cecil Allen stayed with relatives in Burlington. George Marshall spent Sunday in Cameron. Mr and Mrs M G Cox of Cameron drove into the community to hunt for cantaloupes. Mrs Jaques of Austin, visiting her brother Jim Terry, returned home with her niece Julia Terry.
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Ruth Terrell
May Worcester
Cameron
Alice Harper
Grant
Will Harper
Cody
West
Presbyterian Church
H. W. Grant
Belmena
Little River
Farmers Union
Rev. Williams
Bro
Wil‘liams
E Wallace
Bonner
Jim ‘Terry
Julia Terry
Wagner's White Counter on Sale at 89 Cents
A white counter priced at 1.25 dollars is advertised at 89 cents in a Wagner's sale promotion.
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Wagner’s
Minerva Notes Report Warm Shower and Busy Trucks
The notes say a Thursday shower was welcomed though the year is unfavorable for cantaloupes. Truckers are delivering daily and earning good returns. Leonard Lankford of Cameron visited on Sunday while Tom Whites of Burlington stayed at home.
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Minerva
Leonard Lankford
Cameron
Tom Whites
Burlington
Delinquent Lands and Lots List Milam County 1907 Tax
Arthur W. Taber Tax Collector certifies the report of lands and town lots assessed in 1906 that were sold to the State or delinquent for former years and not redeemed remain delinquent for 1908 taxes. Sworn May 21, 1907 before Jeff T. Kemp Clerk.
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Milam County
Arthur W. Taber
Jeff T. Kemp
Lena R. Kemp
Wanted-g00 boys to buy straw hats in the white sale
Definitions of Home celebrate domestic life as the brightest jewel and safest harbor. The text presents home as the temple of justice mercy and love where family roles, especially mothers and wives, define happiness and resilience.
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Heaven
Colorado Game Warden Outsmarts Self-Proclaimed Liar
A Colorado game warden meets a hunter in the mountains who brags about a 200 pound buck. The warden reveals his rank and the hunter retorts that the warden is the biggest liar in the state. The exchange ends with a sharp dig at pride and honesty.
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Colorado
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