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Cameron Herald in Cameron, Texas

15 Jul 1915

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Cameron Herald

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Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1915

Page

4

Chautauqua Season Promises Diverse Entertainment

The notice invites public attendances at Chautauqua with a full lineup of music lectures and comedy. Headliners include Thavin's Band Forrest Schulz Miss Van Closter Enid Tillotson and The Killarneys with American Girls River Sisters Fay Ingram Bonnie Brooke. Notable speakers Gore Glenn Read Hagerman Glenn Frank are featured. Season tickets urged.

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Thavin Forrest Schulz Ms. van Closter Enid Tillotson Killarneys River Sisters Fay Ingram Bonnie Brooke Adrian Newens Monologist Mars Sidney Landon Ess Pugh Senator Gore Glenn North Carolina Dr. Hagerman Glenn Frank
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Great Britain Faces Massive New War Debt Loan

London plans a five billion dollar loan at 4.5 percent over thirty years with annual interest around 225 million. Conversions from older securities could raise annual interest to about 450 million and push total debt past ten billion, signaling deep shifts in British credit as war costs surge globally.

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Cotton Crop Down 22 Percent in June Estimates

Washington reports the agriculture department’s June 25 condition and acreage forecast a prospective cotton crop of 12.5 million bales weighing 500 pounds each, down 3.6 million bales from last year and 15 percent less planted acreage. Atlantic coast conditions declined in June but improved in Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee. The notice also lists a county education board meeting and school transfer filing details.

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Chautauqua Chaqua Aribus Sen. T. P. Gore GOV. R._B. GLENN E. T. Hagerman County Board of Education F. Chadwick Kanaaa City Denver Texaco The Texas Company General Offices Houston, Texas
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