Court House News district court filings list property transfers
A long list of court filings details divorces and property transactions. Names include Collins Bertha Lee Bounds Laird Taylor Lee Thomas Simmons Smith Miller Baskin Duncan Moseley Bryant Wells Jackson Bedrich Zapcik Calloway Benge Lehman Lesch Springer Allen Grant Rockdale Cameron Isaac Ferries etc. Several city parcels in Rockdale Cameron and surrounding areas are sold or transferred with dollar amounts noted.
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Will Collins
Lon Bertha Lee
Marvin Bounds
Etta Laird
Frank Taylor
Eva Lee Thomas
van Simmons
Willie Smith
Andrew L. Miller
Alta Alice Baskin
Clarence Allen
Clara Duncan
Eugene Claudie Moseley
Vireginia Bryant
Jesse Wells
Doris Jackson
John Bedrich
Olga Zapcik
M. D. Calloway
Edith Benge
Richard Lehman
Otelie Lesch
Automobile Licenses Roundup in Texas Towns
A list of automobile licenses shows owners and vehicle types in Rockdale Cameron Thorndale Cameron Franklin Ben Arnold Cameron and Thorndale. Names include W H Stutts Carl Fikes Mrs J W Raley James Clement A H Brown P O Adams Co W C Marrs Shipp McLeod Juergens Dobbs Moseley McLerran and others.
Oil and Gas Leases from Manley and Stephens in Texas
Property transfers show G W Manley and others to J W Kemp for 577 5645 acres out of Jose Leal Hi T Coulter to Bartlett Production Co for 48 acres out of T J Chambers survey with 240 dollars Gerring Manley and minors guardians to J W Kemp for 27 577 645 acres out of Jose Leal grant with 1 dollar Juanita Stephens and minors guardians to R L Hale et al for 204 acres out of James Reese survey with 10 dollars See Stephens et al ax to R L Hale et al for 204 acres out of James Reese survey with 10 dollars R C Matthews et al ax to W R Rogers for 108 acres out of J A DePena grant with 108 dollars
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G. W. Manley
J. W. Kemp
Hi. T. Coulter
Bartlett Production Co
T. J. Chambers
Gerring Manley
Et al
Guardian
Jose Leal
Juanita Stephens
R. L. Hale
James Reese
Stephens
R. C. Matthews
W. R. Rogers
J. A. DePena
Deed Transfers Include Ben Arnold Lots and Farm Parcel
Ida Cage House transfers to Ada Cage Kennon et al a 50 3-4 acre tract from J G W Pearson survey. Louise Nolte transfers lot 9 block 41 Ben Arnold to F L Wilson et al for 75 dollars. Frank Wilson et al transfer to African Methodist Church Ben Arnold lot 9 block 41 for one dollar. C H Landis transfers to W C Marrs.
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Ida Cage House
Ada Cage Kennon
J. G. W. Pearson
Louise Nolte
F. L. Wilson
Ben Arnold
Frank Wilson
African Methodist Church
C. H. Landis
W. C. Marrs
Pioneer Beard Dies at 69 in Milam County Texas
George W. Beard aged 69 died at his home near Milano Texas in Rockhouse. Born in Arkansas he moved with his parents to Milam County in 1864 and lived there except one year in Ohio. He married Amanda Harrell in 1906 and had a son George H. Beard. Survived by two brothers Hon C M Beard Milano and Andrew Beard valley country. Funeral conducted by Rev Dan Bounds at Rockdale with burial in Sand Point Cemetery.
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George W. Beard
Old Rockhouse
Milano
Arkansas
Milam County
Coleman C
Louisa Stratton Beard
Ohio
Beard
Virginia
Texas
Amanda Harrell
Calvert
George H. Beard
Hon. C. M Beard
Andrew Beard
Valley Country
Christian Church
Dan Bounds
Rockdale
Sand Point Cemetery
Tea and coffee import survey shows U.S. drinkers exceed 73 million
A survey of imports finds over 73,000,000 persons in the United States drink tea and coffee. The 1926 per capita use was two cups of coffee daily, about 14 pounds a year, while tea averaged half a cup daily or three fourths of a pound annually.
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United States
Financial figures fragment from historical ledger
A scrambled numeric excerpt lists amounts such as 21098.70 5312.95 1500.00 1668.75 totaling 321156.45 with several other figures including 50000.00 4821.58 142667.97 78484.27 and 182.61, suggesting a monetary accounting record from a bygone ledger.
Just Gab That's All This Is Not A Fish Story
Matt B Bailey of Hoyte shares crop prospects and farming ambitions with a Herald representative. He raises hogs cows chickens and turkeys and plans to grow most necessities on his farm while enjoying outdoor life and nature.
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Matt B. Bailey
Hoyte
The
Herald
Bailey
Matt
Morning Exercise Warns of Weeds in Cameron
The article notes abundant rainfall made weeds flourish in Cameron with many residents removing them, while some areas were neglected. It counsels that real exercise comes from cutting weeds with a dull hoe, a task historically avoided by men.
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Cameron
Watermelons and Beans Sent to Herald Staff
Charlie Bishop of near Hoyte presented a Herald staffer with three watermelons and a large pair of beans as a kind gesture last week. The note thanks him and signals a possible future visit.
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Charlie Bishop
Near Hoyte
Herald Force
Charlie
Local resident fuels Herald office with watermelon
J P Hefti of Maysfield delivered a large watermelon to The Herald office last Thursday. With the editor away on vacation, the hungry staff improvised a response and invited a return visit.
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J. P. Hefti
Maysfield
Herald
Force
Cameron Gins Prepared for Early Cotton Season
The Cameron gins are ready for operation with first class sensors and modern equipment. A. N. Weems, R. L. Batte, and the Boedeker Batte and Schiller gin have updated facilities and will run from early to late to meet Milam County cotton production.
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Cameron
Milam County
A. N. Weems
R. L. Batte
Boedeker, Batte and Schiller
Dodge Brothers Tie With Dealers Highlighted In New Six
Pacific Coast Dodge dealers publish an advertisement praising Dodge Brothers Inc. for its policies and traditions. They note the shift to public ownership while emphasizing reliability and the new six cylinder car alongside the established four cylinder line.
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Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Dodge
Unclear OCR snippet with financial numbers
Fragmentary text shows scattered monetary figures like 500.00 9,731.52 309,709.55 and a partial Correct-Attest note, offering no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Youth Saves Father's Life With Fish Line
Ruskin Florida July 10 Horace Holloway rescued his father Daniel Holloway from drowning in Little Manatee River using an accurate 100 foot cast with an artificial bass ball. The elder Holloway lost consciousness after their boat, anchored 100 feet offshore, tipped while raising the anchor. Horace, unable to swim, cast again catching clothing and pulling his father to shore. He then revived him.
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Ruskin
Fla
Horace
Little Manatee River
Daniel Holloway
Holloway
Liabilities Stand at 126,850.99 in Report
Financial item shows liabilities totaling 126 thousand 850 dollars and 99 cents. The fragment references an account or balance likely from a loan, claim, or financial statement. No broader context is available in readable text.
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Fred Henry
S. Travis St
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S. R. Cotton
Palace of Sweets
S. P. Cross
Henry Hoes
Thedford’s
Court House News
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John Germany
Charlsie Springer
Wm. Allen Grant
Mahala Jackson
Leo F. Laake
City of Cameron
D. Monroe Grant
Robert Isaac Et al
Jacob Isaac
M. Davilla Grant
Leslie L. Rasberry
S. J. Foster
D. W. Robison
Rice School House
Sandy Creek
J. F. Jennesset
W. H. Stutts
Essex
Rock
Deed Records
Texas State Bank & Trust Co
State of Texas
Cameron Herald
Guaranty Fund
Milam
H. M. Hefley
A. K. Gurecky
A. D
J. K. Freeman
E. Vogelsang, JR
S. W. McClareney
J. Denson
Reserve District
First National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 5S
Ererees
F. B. Cable
Mary Burnett
S. W. Cheeves
A. Middleton
A. N. Green
Directors
Eee
Burlington State Bank
Burlington
Cameron State
Pine Ben
Strige
Ieee
T. F. Hardy
Jno. P
O'Neill
J. P. O'Neill
B. J. Matocha
T. J. O'Neill
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