Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cameron Herald in Cameron, Texas

Page 1

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1929

Page

1

Greater Hospitals Need of Veterans

Washington reports serious overcrowding in Texas and nationwide as Congress failed to authorize new hospital construction. Texas officials say 2300 patients fill Austin state hospital built for 1600 to 1800, with only four physicians and 300 staff. Neuropsychiatric beds in federal care are required to treat mentally disabled veterans.

Washington, D. C Congress American Legion Veterans’ Bureau Texas R. B. Walthall State Board of Control J. C. Anderson M. D Ross R. Cole Texas Department Cole Austin Nis

Borden Milk Company to Take Cameron Milk Supply

The Borden Milk Company of Waco will take Cameron dairy output with truck shipments to its Waco plant. Plant manager J C Tucker says a condenser may be installed in Cameron to serve the area and receive milk from Rockdale Thorndale Rogers Rosebud and Calvert. The local plant will stop cheese production and currently handles about 4000 pounds daily, the largest flow since February.

Cameron Borden Company Waco J. C. Tucker Tucker Rockdale Thorndale Rogers Rosebud Calvert Borden

Jackson Elected President of the Commercial Club

F. K. Jackson was elected president of the Commercial Club on Monday night succeeding C. S. Peyton who resigns to move to Temple as manager of the telephone system. Peyton’s resignation was met with regret and the club will publish a resolution of appreciation next week. Jackson has served several terms and will serve until the semi annual meeting this fall.

F. E. Jackson Commercial Club C. S. Peyton Temple Pyton Cameron Jackson

Funeral for Edgar J Harris Held in South Cameron

Edgar Jackson Harris died June 29 after a gunshot injury. Born in Harding County Tennessee 1875 he married Mable Harris in 1900 and they had five children. Funeral services were at the family residence in South Cameron with Rev. Taylor officiating and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving family includes his wife and children Norine Don Carson Lillian and J H Angell.

Edgar Jackson Harris South Cameron Harris Harding County Tennessee Mable Elizabeth Harris Christian Church Rev. Taylor of Rosebud The Messrs J. H. du Bois Leeman Wilson John House H. N. Tate Chas. Terry Joe Parma J. H. Angell Norine Don Carson Lillian Oak Hill Cemetery

Mondrik and Bramlette Wed in Shreveport Nuptials

Frank V. Mondrik of Cameron and Dana Bass Bramlette of Shreveport were married at the bride's home in Shreveport on Sunday June 30 1929. They honeymoon in Hot Springs Arkansas and will live in Cameron. The bride is the daughter of Lawrence M Bramlette of Shreveport and UT graduate. Mondrik, son of Mrs F Mondrik of Cameron, is a UT track captain and BBA graduate.

Frank V. Mondrik Cameron Dana Bass Bramlette Shreveport Louisiana Mondick Hot Springs Arkansas Lawrence M. Bramlette University of Texas

Cameron Declines Meat in Dairy Parade at Waco

Cameron officials announce no plans for a float in the July 11 Dairy Parade in Waco. The move aims to avoid conflicting with Legion Convention events while Cameron anticipates the new Borden Milk Plant opening will buy milk locally.

Cameron Waco John C. Young Jackson Commercial Club Borden Legion

11 Color Parade Demonstration of Essex Challengers

Horstmann Brothers will feature an Essex cars display in the Rockdale parade showing eleven Challengers with distinct color finishes. Eleven Essex cars will parade, highlighting the line’s wide color selection. The Horstmanns left Cameron early today for Rockdale and the Regal City.

Rockdale Horstmann Brothers Essex

Kemp Couple Enjoy North Carolina on Eastern Tour

Post greetings from Mr and Mrs Jeff Kemp saying they are enjoying North Carolina country on their eastern tour.

Post Jeff Kemp North Carolina

Bob Grandi's Theater Tent Opens in Cameron

Bob Grandi and his company bring a theater tent to Cameron for a week starting Monday July 8. The show, formerly Grandi Brothers, will be pitched on the Slocomb lot and features Gene Lewis players, Ivan Stenberg the comedian, and Kathleen Calkin's orchestra from the Palace Theater San Antonio.

Bob Grandi Cameron Slocomb Grandi Brothers Gene Lewis Palace Theater San Antonio Ivan Stenberg Kathleen Calkin

Corner Stone Laying for St Michael's Catholic Church

Bishop C E Byrne of Galveston will deliver the cornerstone address Sunday at 4 p m in Burlington for the new St Michael's Church construction. The Spanish style tile brick stucco building by contractor William Smith of Waco and architect Morris Sullivan of Houston aims to open around September 1 with a large parish gathering and supper following.

C. E. Byrne Galveston Burlington St. Michael's Catholic Church J. T. Morality William Smith Waco Morris J. Sullivan Houston Bishop Byrne Dean Gleisner Bryan

Church Choir Hosts Picnic for Mr and Mrs Peyton

The Methodist church choir at Wayside entertained Mr and Mrs C S Peyton who left Tuesday for a new home in Temple. A fried chicken supper followed by games and songs brought lighthearted mirth. Mrs Peyton received a silver pitcher and a rhinestone bag.

C. S. Peyton Temple Methodist Church Wayside

Bible School Board Thanks The Faculty

The Community Vacation Bible School closing June 21 offers the consecrated services of Christian teachers in an Interdenominational Religious Education project. The Executive Board of The Federation of Missionary Societies extends heartfelt appreciation to Department Superintendents and their assistants for caring for children as one fold under One Shepherd.

Community Vacation Bible School Federation of Missionary Societies

Edison Seeks Brightest Boy In Sparkling Vanity

A harsh prophecy declares Edison will not find the smartest boy as genius grows unseen. The text mocks his search, predicting the next generation’s Edi son will rise without aid and surprise all expectations.

Edison

June Rainfall Record From Local Weather Observer

June rainfall measured 0.33 inches according to R A Tag local weather observer for the department of agriculture. The report details the month’s precipitation and related notes from the observation post.

R. A. Tag Department of Agriculture

Mrs Beckerman Hosts As You Like It Club Gathering

Mrs F J Beckerman entertained members and invited guests of the As You Like It Club on Wednesday afternoon with a patriotic forty two party honoring Mrs Albert Triggs. Decor featured red white and blue with Uncle Sam themes and flags. Out of town guest included Mrs A C Strickland of Coolege.

F. J. Beckerman Albert Triggs Uncle Sam Lillie Kate Beckerman M— i A. C. Strickland Cooledge

Lawn Party Hostess Martina McDowell Hosts Garden Soiree

Miss Martina McDowell entertained about twenty friends Thursday evening at her West Main Street home. Guests enjoyed lawn games and electric lighting, then were served sandwiches and lemonade. Daisy favors and chewing gum capped the lighthearted gathering before departures around ten.

Martina McDowell West Main Street

Name Not Yet Selected for New Amusement Park

Mr Cammer postpones the park name decision while Steve Gardner and his Hokum Kings entertain a large crowd from 2 to 6 in the morning. The same orchestra will perform a 9 to 1 dance tonight for a Legion celebration on July 11, with good music promised though the ensemble is not yet chosen.

Mr. Cammer Steve Gardner Hokum Kings

Mary E Carey, Head of Carey Lumber Co, Dies in Chicago

Mrs. Mary E Carey president of Carey Lumber Co died at her Chicago home on May 28 1929 at age 72. She led Carey Lombard Young and Co and Wm P Carey Co which ran 33 yards across Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Funeral services were held July 1 in Chicago. She is survived by five children including Charles D Carey and Clarence J Carey. The family legacy dates to 1881 in Wichita and Cameron Milam County Lumber Co.

Mary E Carey Carey Lumber Company Cameron Mary E. Carey Chicago Carey, Lombard, Young and Company Wm. P. Carey Company Kansas Oklahoma Texas Wm. P. Carey Oklahoma City Charles D. Carey Clarence J. Carey Frank E. Carey Catherine O'Connor Wichita

Peyton Promoted Within Southwestern Bell Telephone

Peyton manager of Cameron exchange and nearby Marlin system is promoted by Southwestern Bell. He moves to Temple to take charge there while remaining Cameron system manager. The Marlin system shifts to the Waco district. Temple added to Peyton’s district. Peyton leaves Cameron for Temple with wife Mrs. Peyton joining church and social life. he served as Cameron Chamber of Commerce president and is praised for long, distinguished service to the company and city.

S. Peyton Cameron Exchange Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Temple Peyton Waco Ms Peyton Cameron Tameron Chamber of Commerce Cleburne Texas

Houston Ladies Attend Mrs Burke's Hospitality

Mesdames Rogers and Davis of Houston are guests of Mrs J C Burke, joining a social gathering hosted by the local hostess.

Mesdames Rogers and Davis Houston J. C. Burke

Zedlers Visit Houston Area Friends Midweek

Mr and Mrs O S Zedler of Houston spent Wednesday in the city with friends.

Mrs. O. S. Zedler Houston

Aliens In United States May Legalize Residence Under 1921 Act

District Director of Immigration in San Antonio explains the July first start date for registering aliens who entered before June 3 1921 without inspection. Applicants must prove entry date residence since then good moral character and nondeportability. Registration is voluntary and costs 20 dollars per application with separate forms for each family member.

San Antonio Texas United States Commissioner General of Immigration Immigration Service Washington

Mrs Nellie Underwood Dies at 82 in Gause

Mrs Nellie Underwood aged 82 of Gause died at 6 10 p m on June 27 Funeral services were held at Chriesman Cemetery with interment Friday at 3 30 p m Survived by husband one son and one daughter

Nellie Underwood Gause Chriesman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Borden Milk Company F. KE. Jackson Monday Night E. J. Harris Dana Bramlette ST. Michaels Mrs. C.S. Peyton Bible School Board Carey Lumer CO Head CS Peyton OY Telephone Company
Search Courier

Search the Cameron Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cameron Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication