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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
9
Major General Roy D. Keehn escaped death after an automobile crash in Deadwood South Dakota as rescuers smashed the burning car roof and dragged him to safety.
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania miner John Tomashunas aged 48, who survived a six day burial in 1931 as one of two trapped workers, has died from an insect bite and subsequent complications.
Court records list multiple real estate deeds and conveyances including E P Werner to Mrs Jennie A Werner 1-6 interest in Cameron parcel, J K Freeman to Steve Chernosky 192 1 2 acres for 12500, First National Bank of Thorndale to Lenora Ellison half block in Thorndale, and other transfers in Cameron Rockdale Thorndale Maysfield and nearby areas with prices ranging from 1 to 12500 and debts to lenders noted.
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes cramping pains and nausea during monthly times. She credits Cardui with renewed health and energy, noting the pain disappeared and she felt less sluggish after use. If Cardui does not help, seek medical advice.
A. E. Matula named administrator of Joseph P. V Mucak estate with a 1200 bond. B J Matocha F A Marek and Dan Gunn named appraisers. H H Bullar named temporary administrator of Ruby Chaney estate with a 5000 bond. J L DuBose named guardian of John N DuBose estate with a 2000 bond. Homer Nabours John B Henderson and L Cunningham named appraisers.
Local notes show a Baptist gathering ending with new church additions. Several families and visitors traveled in from Waco Houston Temple Rogers Dallas and Rockdale with multiple local residents hosting and visiting during the period.
Mr and Mrs J D Pee ples Sr and Mr and Mrs Milton Pierce with family spent Sunday in Lexington visiting Wallace Pierce. Mrs Maude Hairston from Mart arrived in Milano to visit relatives. Mrs Grabner from Rockdale stayed with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Ferguson. Miss Margaret Washington hosted by cousin Miss Stone of Somerville this week.
The Thorndale Champion editorial argues rural Texans need economic security before beautifying homes. It contends that relieving anxiety about basic needs will lead to widespread pride in scenery and homes, as people will contribute once secured.
Michael Cocco was shocked by an overhead high tension wire while climbing over a box car in Jersey City N J He received 11000 volts of electricity and was revived Doctors say he will recover and regain health noting no permanent injuries.
Liberty Mrs. Clyde Fuller of Port Arthur visits mother Mrs. Alma Hilderbrandt. Ed Robinson and sons Ed and Pat spend Sunday with Varon Fogle in Cameron. Miss Clydelle York and R Le York return from Louisiana visit. Frank Hartley and Mrs Hartley of Milano visit Jack Bussa family. Charlie Robinson and family visit Chess Williams in Curry. Mrs Tom Turner of Curry visits Ed Robinson. Adolphus Hartley and Hanover visit grandmother Mrs John Miller. Evelyn Robinson spends several days with sister Mrs Valon Fogle in Cameron. Thelma Hux of Hanover visits the Gariton home all week. Henry Lantrip of Louisiana is visiting.
The item mentions Mrs. Otis Hairston on the sick list and references Mrs. Mattie Lan trip with her mother. The note reflects routine society notices of individuals' health and family matters in the community.
Richard Weir 35 confessed to cutting his sweetheart's throat before a policeman. Police uncover the body of a young woman in his Newark room as the investigation proceeds.
Boston women Republican leaders launch a nationwide letter campaign to President Roosevelt opposing his share the wealth taxation plan. The group aims to generate 100000 letters expressing fiscal policy opposition and urging changes from the administration.
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