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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1941
Page
6
Court House News lists numerous property transfers in Cameron and surrounding towns, detailing buyers, sellers, lots and acreages with prices. The notice also cites various vehicles sold or advertised, including Chevrolet pickups, DeLuxe sedans, a Ford truck, and trailer listings, reflecting a mix of real estate and automobile transactions.
The Life as theme of the Christian Science Lesson Sermon to be read in all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday July 20. Golden Text from Psalms 42 8 speaks of God’s lovingkindness and song at all times. The Bible passages John 20 30 31 and the science text Eddy on true life through spiritual understanding are cited.
John Williams, hospitalised at Cameron since last Saturday's accident near Rosebud, is reported to be as well as expected for his age.
Constable Joe Lankford brings in a 27 inch goard, a rare find for the area, with 25 more on the vine. The Herald notes goard culture as a fading local art and looks forward to an annual display and stronger specimens this year. The editor teases a humorous note about drinking from a 100 year old groard.
Frank Newton, newly made flying cadet in the Army Air Corps, shows rapid progress. He leads Company B as contact man for the field magazine and heads the choral club while stationed in California. Son of the late Dr. W. R. Newton Sr., he studied law at the University of Texas and volunteered for air corps service.
A Friday morning report shows Cameron received 3.20 inches of rain, spreading across a wide central Texas area. The rainfall was largely beneficial and noted shortly after noon.
T. V. Adams of Buckholts, president of the Milam County Bar Association, is in Cameron on a business visit as reported by Advertise in the Daily Herald.
Nazi Germany escalates a propaganda push to sway American opinion as President asks Congress to extend draft service beyond a year. Critics see it as a move to speed appeasement, while Speaker Sam Rayburn opposes any change. General Marshall urges a law to retain troops for the emergency duration.
The Russian army reportedly crossed the Dnepr and advanced 17 miles against German forces. A violent counterattack pressed the enemy, while the German drive was said to be stalled.
Miss Kimmie Massey of Friendship visited Cameron on Wednesday. Mrs Hubert Williams and her daughter from Giddings are visiting in the city. Barbara Joyce and Ronald Doyle Worcester of Temple are visiting.
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