Local and Personal Notes From Cameron Area
Local visitors and residents are listed with brief movements. Henry Sapp and family visit J. H. Sapp before heading to San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Owen Bacon and Claence Sapp travel with them. Numerous other calls and trips to Hillsboro Dallas Abilene Memphis Fort Worth Galveston and Los Angeles are noted, along with revival services led by Brother McClung and meetings by Rev. Ira Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sapp
Hillsboro
Sheriff’s Notice of Election for Milam County Texas 1920
A Milam County election set for July 24 1920 at Briary School House District No 84 to decide on a tax of 25 cents per $100 for state school funds and whether the County Commissioners Court may levy the tax annually. G W Follis named as election officer with two judges and two clerks. returns to the County Court within five days. Voters must be residents and property taxpayers in the district. ballots must read for or against the tax increase. The notice dates June 23 1920 and carries a society editor postscript from Mrs W A Gillon Cameron Herald.
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State OF
Texas
Briary Schoo House
Milam County
Milam
Commissioners’ Court
G. W. Follis
Misses Mary and Ruth Henderson Return From California Trip
Misses Mary Lake Henderson and Ruth Henderson returned last Friday night from a five weeks journey through California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lake Henderson
Ruth Henderson
California
Number 40 For The Blood by Mendenhall
Frank Stacer of Newburg Indiana testifies that Number 40 For The Blood relieved his rheumatism after several years and six bottles. the product, created by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana, is advertised for skin and blood disorders with claims of deep cures. For sale by Averas Drug Store Cameron Texas.
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History OF
Mendenhall
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Frank Stacer
Newburg
Averas Drug Store
Cameron, Texas
Local ladies visit kin and friends in Caldwell
Miss Eleanor Phillips of Rockdale spent last Friday and Saturday with the Misses Cheeves. Mrs. Frank Lesovsky and children Gardine and Dorothy are spending the week in Caldwell with Mrs. Lesovsky's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks McLane
Kingsville
Mr. McLane
Mrs
John B. McLane
Eleanor Phillips
Rockdale
Cheeves
Frank Lesovsky
Gardine
Dorothy
Caldwell
Mrs. Lesiovsky
Kate Gentry
W. A. Morrison
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Mrs. Sid House of
Oakdale
Roger Gilleland
Tracy
Cameron Sunday
Mamie Black
Corpus Christi
Wm. Jeter
Miss Black
Cameron
J. C. Tucker
Garland
McClung
Little Church
C. J. McClerran
Jones Prairie
Messrs
Elbert Pool
J. A. Jamison
E. E. Pool
A. R. McClerran
Sam Hickman
Rev. Perry
Ira Key
Minerva
Ira Perry, Jr
Hon
E. A. Wallace
A. J. Akin
Robert Stedman
Missouri City
Hilly Stedman
Cecil Grimes
Marie
Torbet
Kerby Hale
Galveston
Gussie Rowlett
Ozark Mountains
Mrs. Join McLane
Waco
Clifford Barmere
Owen Bacon
Dallas
Clarence Sapp
Jeff Kemp
Gladys [Lyles
Sharpe
Charlie Smith
Goldworth
Eileen
W. T. Ledbetter
Tom Denson
Los Angeles
Henry McFadyen
Fort Worth
Clarendon
Lucile
Avis Wilson
Memphis
J. C. Tucker of
W. A. Gillon
Cameron Herald
U. S
Y Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Saler
Isari
Aeve i
Din
Littell
Hottie
James F. Ballard
Pra
St. Louis
Acie
Ili Sanlel Pitre
Castoria
Grace Lindsey
Maxwell
Maxwell Laboratories
M. H. Slaughter
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