Armstrong Quits Governor Race Forms Independent Bid
Former Texas gubernatorial hopeful withdraws from the Democratic nomination citing opposition to platform. He cites desire for a state currency system and plans to run as an independent against the party nominee after speaking in about 150 counties.
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Texas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Authorities
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Morgan & Co. Kuhn Lob & Co
John J. Raskob
Federal Reserve
Quicker, Better Relief from Black-Draught
George T. Wharton of Petersburg Virginia reports twenty five years of use for constipation and fatigue relief. He says it gives quicker and better relief than any other medicine and notes its pleasant syrup for children.
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George T. Wharton
Petersburg
P.S
Thedford
Loyal Al Smith Backs Democratic Nominees
Alfred E. Smith former New York governor and 1928 Democratic presidential nominee said he would support the party’s nominees in the November election. The Chicago convention platform and his loyalty reassure Democrats, giving the East a unified, solid front.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Chicago
al Smith
Court House News Court transfers and guardianship filings
Clinton Oliver Miller to Myrtle Mae Holloway Conrad Edmonds to Cecelia Bishup Charles Stanford to Elizabeth Jane Pickens Leon Dyer to Lorene Strelsky probate application for J F Coffey estate Claudie Hudson Coffey executrix guardian appointment for Oscar Hartley Emma Arnold guardian State of Texas vs Mrs Ella Hawkins lunacy filing transfers of 50 acres 34 acres 98 acres and 63 acres in various deeds with related surveys and payments.
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Clinton Oliver Miller
Myrtle Mae Holloway
Conrad Edmonds
Cecelia Bishup
Charles Stanford
Eizabeth Jane Pickens
Leon Dyer
Lorene Strelsky
J. F. Coffey
Claudie Hudson Coffey
Oscar Hartley
Emma Arnold
State of Texas
Ella Hawkins
Insect Damage Cited as Showers Continue in Sharpe
The article notes insect damage from recent showers but expresses optimism for better crops after upcoming rain. It mentions Floyd Hargrove ill, Lee Satterwhite attending a Railroad Commissioner event, Mrs Will Spiegel hospitalized, and a family reunion at J M Sanders with seven children present.
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J. M. Sanders
Picnic Draws Large Crowd and Cats Triumph
A big turnout attended Thursday’s picnic with lively fanfare as the Sharpe Cats defeated Cameron K of C nine to one. McDonald and Walker led the offense with key hits, Rosenberg starred infield, while Anderson and McDonald pitched for the Cats. C. V. Terrall announced as a candidate amid the crowd.
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Sharpe Cats
Cameron K
McDonald
Walker
Cats
Rosenberg
Anderson
C. V. Terrall
Screening Work Set To Start In Milam County
Milam County to begin screening demonstrations the week of July 25 under a free health program funded by the State and East Texas Chamber of Commerce. H A Wilson leads local arrangements with a central county committee aiding the field effort. one demo in each of four precincts and later a Heart Show on wheels will visit various county points. Milam officials seek broad community cooperation led by chairwoman Mrs J P Love and committee members Mrs K K Robbins Mrs L T Hughes Minnie Bartholomew George Banzhaf and Dr W R Newton.
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Milam County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State
H. A. Wilson
Wilson
Firemen Beat Rosebud In 12 Innings On July Fourth Crowd
Cameron Firemen defeated the Rosebud Roses in a 12 inning game to capture a seasonal high crowd. The Roses tied the score in the eighth as Ross drove in two runs and Archie Peel and McDonald contributed key hits. Everett Peel relieved in the ninth before Cotton Franklin scored in the twelfth.
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Cameron Firemen
Rosebud Roses
Firemen
Rosebud
Ross
Harris
Potter
Storey
Franklin
Williams
Young
Archie Peel
McDonald’s
Peel
Roses
Everett Peel
Zach
Cotton Franklin
McNair
Infield Out and Key Plays Spark Firemen Win
Brad and Meier made easy outs while Glenn singled and scored on Deer’s fumbled sacrifice. Everett Peel drove in Bull with a single as Roses built a 4 6 line. Potter and A Peel delivered hits. Deer and Keith added sacrifices and double plays backed strong pitching by Zoch E Peel and Gillum. Final score Roses 4 Firemen 5.
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Brad
Meier
Glenn
Deer
Keith
Bull
Everett Peel
H. Peel
McDonald
Zach
McNair
Potter
A. Peel
Denson
Williams
Storey
Harris
E. Peel
Gillum
Zoch
E Peel
Roses
Firemen
Tucker
Little
Pope
Young
Jenness
Gienn
Ec O
Il Deer
Wiley
Ss. Franklin
Brod
Park Defeat Attributed To Guarded Errors By Sharpe Nine
Errors by several runners and outfielders led to a loss as Anderson and Rosenberg formed the Sharpe battery.
Westphalia Farmers Defeat Cameron Firemen In Nine Innings
Westphalia Farmers defeated Cameron Firemen 5 to 3 as the Farmers rallied with a four run fifth and eighth inning. Key plays included a two bagger by TL Bennett and a sequence that produced two runs in the eighth to take the lead, with Everett Peel relieving Sumrall in the ninth to close out the Firemen.
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Farmers
TL. Bennett
J. Bennett
Bernsen
L. Bennett
E. Mees
Hoelscher
Bennett
Mees
Hoeelccher
W. Beach
W. Mees
Everett Peel
Sumrall
M. Beach
Chicken Supper Benefit at First Spiritualist Church Cameron
The First Spiritualist Church of Cameron announces a chicken supper on Thursday July 14 with public attendance invited and candidates especially encouraged to attend.
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First Spiritualist Church of
Cameron
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Sharpe
Sanders and
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Floyd Hargrove
Lee Satterwhite
Will Spiegel
Cameron Hospital
A. W. von Rosenberg
Davilla
Gram
J. P. Love
K. K. Robbins
L. T. Hughes
Minnie Bartholomew
George Banzhaf
W. R. Newton
C. N. Green & Bros
Leland Green
C. N. Green
C. F. Green
Westphalia
George Washington
Marak, Texas
T. H. McGregor
Austin
Bohemian
Rev
K. Kacer
Marak
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