Man Bled To Death At Temple Sunday
A. W. Walker of Cameron, 32, laborer, single, died after a stomach hemorrhage at the Scully house Saturday night in Temple Texas. He had been ill several days but was on the streets earlier. His body was sent to Cameron for burial with his brother John Walker accompanying. The formality notes a rally on the courthouse lawn last Friday where Hon. T. S. Henderson spoke.
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Temple
Texas
A. W. Walker
Cameron
Scully House
John Walker
Court House
T. S. Henderson
Colquitt to Resume Campaign Amid Runoff Preparations
Former Governor Colquitt moves to restart his senatorial bid with a second primary in sight. He plans a campaign opening next week and may speak at North Texas events while a Dallas gathering to coordinate supporters is anticipated. Judge Davis announces a suit to block Colquitt Brooks or Culberson from the runoff ballot, citing failure to file monthly expense statements.
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Texas
Colquitt
North Texas
John Davis
United States Senate
Brooks
Culberson
Fort Worth
Davis
Millam County Board of Education to Meet August 7
The Millam County Board of Education will hold a meeting on August 7 at 10:00 A.M. in the District Court Room to consider school classifications and district boundary changes. They will discuss compulsory attendance under the new school law and the potential hire of an Attendance Officer. J. F. Chadwick, County Supt. Milam County. Also notes M. W. Brown of Hoyte praises the Herald and pays annual dues.
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Walkers Creek Weekly News Highlights Local Visitors
Osie Harper visited Cameron last Saturday. J W Partridge and family returned from Gause after a visit to the Tidwells. Bessie Minnie and Bill Steadman guests here last week. Reuben McKee listed as sick. Henderson Rogers and Partridge family attended Yarrellton picnic. Beatrice Arledge of Taylor visiting relatives. Walter Mullinax from Maysfield attended church Sunday night. H R Dobbins in Cameron Saturday. McElwrath of Ben Arnold attended Mrs Brazzel's funeral Monday. Murfee Tyson of Mays, Randolph of Maysfield visiting Florine Harper. Theodore Henderson in Cameron Saturday. John Barker and family from San Angelo visiting Delahuntys. Cameron visitors for Mrs Brazzel's funeral included John Watson, Jeff Kemp and Raleigh Hooks. Finas Smith and John Muse of Cameron attended church Sunday night. Mary and Alice Randolph of Maysfield visiting Harper family. Zelma Hamilton of Coleman visiting T O Hamilton. B F Henderson and wife returned from Davis Oklahoma. Reuben McKee went to Cameron by auto Thursday. T C Hamilton returned Thursday after two weeks in Coleman. Mr and Mrs Bruner of Ben Arnold attended church Sunday. Constable Nolan Maddox of Sharp-Tracy beat in Cameron Monday on business. Maddox defeated in vote but remains a Democrat.
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J. W. Partridge
Gause
Guy Tidwell
Bessie
Minnie
Bill Steadman
Reuben McKee
Rosa Lee Henderson
Myrtice Rogers
Theodore Henderson
B. F. Rogers
Oris Partridge
Yarrellton
Beatrice Arledge
Taylor
John Delahunty
John Watson
Jeff Kemp
Raleigh Hooks
Brazzel
Finas Smith
John Muse
Mary
Alice Randolph
Maysfield
Harper
Zelma Hamilton
Coleman
T. O. Hamilton
B. F. Henderson
Davis
Oklahoma
T. C. Hamilton
Bruner
Ben Arnold
Court House News of the Past Week Marriage Licenses
County Clerk records list couples issued marriage licenses this week including John Mickler with Sallie Westerman Chas H Andrews with Mae Burdick Clyde Hughes with Emmie Holliman George Williard with Althea Stokes Bob Yoakum with Hattie Peters Frank Boif with Louisa Harlica Andrey K McNeil with Katie Mae Waldroup Will Harris with Martha Walker Iva Garner with Addie Jinks Pp C Parker with Pearl Roland Sam Young with Beulah Jackson Lexie McKinney with Manila Giddings John Green with Pearlina Spencer F I Broadnax with Mabel Smith Clarence Hill with Lois McCoy Marvin Bexley with Idelle Moreland.
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Chas. H. Andrews
Mae Burdick
Clyde Hughes
Emmie Holliman
George Williard
Althea Stokes
Bob Yoakum
Hattie Peters
Frank Boif
Louisa Harlica
Andrey K. McNeil
Katie Mae Waldroup
Will Harris
Martha Walk
Iva Garner
Addie Jinks
C. Parker
Pearl Roland
Sam Young
Beulah Jackson
Lexie McKinney
Manila Giddings
John Green
Pearlina Spencer
F. I. Broadnax
Mabel
Real estate transfers around Rockdale and Thorndale
A series of land deeds includes Ernest Peiser and partners selling Lot 16 in Rockdale to Bruce Gentry for 400 dollars, and other conveyances in Rockdale, Thorndale, Cavilla, and Arnett grants. Totals range from 1 to 43,250 dollars, with multiple parcels and neighbors transferring parcels via various survey or league references.
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Ernest Peiser
W. T. Paul
E. A. Camp
Bruce Gentry
Rockdale
C. H. Coffield
J. E. Cherry
J. R. Fraim
Carrie Wright
J. M. Dollar
G. B. Scott
Mike Kartye
Tempie Brown
Rose Anderson
W. W. Lewis
Lee Clark
J. W. Perry
J. C. McCawley
Hugo McCawley
EK. L. Cannon
Burkhalter
D. Gallagher League
I. N. Robison
M. V. Smith
Cavilla
R. L. Halelot
B. F. Rountree
J. J. Perkins
Wm. Prichard
Ad Hall hosts box supper and local gatherings
A large crowd attended a box supper at Ad Hall school with candidates present. Social events included marriages, visits in Cameron and Milano, a surprise party for Miss Heitman, and a basket picnic at the river with many local residents and out of town guests.
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Ad Hall
Picnic at Milano Well Attended
The Milano picnic Friday last marked the campaign’s close after months of speeches. About 2000 residents attended the event enjoying ample food and hot weather.
Great Victory for Cardui in Chicago Libel Case
The U S Court ruled for Cardui makers Patten Jr and Chattanooga Medicine Co against the American Medical Journal. The judge declared Cardui effective and libel against the nostrum claim dismissed. The verdict praised Cardui and its standing, seen as a major national win.
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Z. ©. Patten, Jr
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chicago
Juro
American Medical Journal
United States
Chattanooga
Hamilton County Herald
Chattanooga, Tenn
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