Local Bank Officers Sign Here for 1915 Financial Statement
T P Hardy president and Geo T Graves cashier of the Kosse Bank swear the financial return is true. The Kosse Cyclone recalls jokes on Europe and weather while local remarks discuss farming, picnics, and speeches by Governor Ferguson and J W Bailey.
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Milam
T. P. Hardy
Geo. T. Graves
Sai Bank
T. FE
Hardy
Geo
T. Graves
Suttons Move Into Cameron Cottage Home
Dr C E Sutton a leading veterinary surgeon and his bride Miss Myrtle Fowler of Mart have moved into a Henderson cottage in Cameron. The couple recently wed and Cameron friends extend congratulations and warm welcome to Mrs Sutton into city social life.
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Cameron
C. E. Sutton
Henderson
Oxenford
Trial Demand Echoes in Indiana Political Fraud Case
Thomas Taggart calls for an immediate trial amid indictments of 131 men for frauds in the 1914 registration and election. Seven pleaded guilty in Criminal Court, with Taggart and Mayor Bell denying involvement, while others faced varying statuses and sentences.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National
Indiana
Taggart
Joseph E. Bell
John W. Lee
Out of town wedding in Cameron unites Nell Sue Whitman and Davis Gurley
Miss Nell Sue Whitman and Davis R. Gurley wed at the Whitman home in Cameron on a Wednesday evening June 30 with Rev. Robt. Gribble officiating. The bride wore embroidered organdy and gray silk accessories. Maid of honor Gillie May Whitmann. Attendants Tom Sampson and Little Mise McColough. Groom presents the bride with an Overland automobile. They plan a Corpus stay before settling in South Waco after July.
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Cameron
Nell Sue Whitmann
Davis R. Gurley
Waco
C. B. Whitman
Robt. Gribble
Presbyterian Church
Gillie May Whitmann
Tom Sampson
Little Mise McColough
Corpus
South Waco
Accomplished Daughter and Esteemed Groom Wed in Waco
The couple, described as highly cultured and intellectual, join in marriage with strong regard from Rev. and Mrs. Whitman and the Waco community. The Herald extends best wishes for their new life together.
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Whitman
Waco
Prize Notice for Melon Season Subscriptions
The Herald announces melon season prizes at the office during the season. The second heaviest melon wins a three month subscription while the heaviest earns a six month subscription.
Broach Hickland Tie The Knot In Wichita Falls Ceremony
At five o clock Thursday afternoon in Wichita Falls the marriage of Fred Broach and Ruth Hickland was quietly performed by Dr. McRee of the Presbyterian church. The couple will visit Weatherford Dallas and Mineral Wells before settling in Monday Texas. Ruth Hickland is a sister of Mrs. R. D. Brown and granddaughter of Mrs. Lou Streetman of Cameron.
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Wichita Falls
Fred Broach
Ruth Hickland
McRee
Presbyterian Church
Weatherford
Dallas
Mineral Wells
Cameron
R. D. Brown
Lou Streetman
Monday
Texas
Wonderland Feature Shown Tomorrow At The Theater
Edward Craft of Elba N Y praises Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic knee pains and stiffness. The Wonderland program tomorrow evening offers A Man and His Mate shown in four reels and billed as a good bill by Manager Hefley.
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Chamberlain
Edward Craft
Elba
N. Y
the Wonderland
Hefley
Hoyte businessman promotes farm venture in Cameron
Mr. A. R. O'Neill of Hoyte talked with The Herald in Cameron about placing wood orders and selling produce. He said 3 acres of tomatoes yielded 1000 crates at about 50 cents each and that 200 frying chickens plus eggs are on hand for market. He noted his wife and daughter manage the farm's produce job and that a farmer with spirit can succeed with simple purchases.
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A. R. O’neill
Hoyte
Cameron
the Herald
O’neill
Fire Devastates Lyon & Laird Drug Store in Tracy
A blaze destroyed the Lyon and Laird drug store building in Tracy on Tuesday, also wrecking Woodman Hall and fixtures. The loss is placed near 3000 dollars and reflects extensive property damage in the town.
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Tracy
Lyon & Laird
Woodman
Lost gray coat with letter H initial found
Short personal notice requests the return of a gray coat bearing the initial H. If found, contact the sender to restore the garment to its owner.
All of Cameron looks to Chauutauqua opening date
The town awaits the Chauutauqua opening on the 22nd as audiences expect rare and highly enjoyable entertainments.
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Cameron
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