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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1927

Page

12

Fred Henry Plans Health Trip to Mineral Wells Next Week

Fred Henry, recently recovered from illness, will depart Cameron next week for Mineral Wells for several weeks of vacation and health improvement. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Henry who will stay with him during the trip. Henry remains active in insurance and bonding, Mercantile Agency work, and serves as keeper of Record and Seals for the Knights of Pythias.

Fred Henry Cameron Mineral Wells Mrs. Henry Mr. Henry The Knights of Pythias

Levy to Market in a Few Days

W B Levy manager of the B R Goldberg store will go to Dallas for the fall trade exposition and to buy goods for the Cameron shop Rosa McMillan will also travel to Dallas to purchase for the Goldberg store Here Cameron merchants increasingly attend the Dallas market each year.

W. B. Levy B. R. Goldberg Dallas Cameron Rosa McMillan Goldberg

Revival at Walker's Creek Ends With 28 Additions

The revival closed last Sunday night at Walker's Creek with twenty eight converts, twenty three of them baptized. Pastor Evangelist W. T. Turner of Waco led the preaching and Mrs. Turner assisted with Bible stories illustrated by Miss Gladys Henricks of Waco. Baptismal services are planned for Sunday evening, July 31 at Randolph Crossing on Little River.

Walker’s Creek W. T. Turner Waco Randolph Crossing Little River

Gohmert To Market From Cameron For Dallas Trade Show

L. F. Gohmert of the Gohmert Variety Store will depart Cameron for Dallas in a few days to attend the fall trade exposition and purchase goods for his Cameron shop. He expects strong fall business and notes his success since moving to Cameron.

L. F. Gohmert Gohmert Cameron Dallas

Maysfield Girl Wins Missouri Pacific Prize

Miss Marietta Pool of Maysfield Texas won the Missouri Pacific Prize for the Milam County 4 H Girls Club outstanding record. Her dairy project yielded 23.50 dollars profit from cream with 354 gallons milk cared for by herself and fourteen other cows. Under Home Demonstration Agent Miss Minnie Bartholomew she also advanced in food prep sewing and home improvement. She will travel with other 4 H members to College Station July 25 50 for the Farmers Short Course.

Miss Marietta Pool Maysfield Texas Milam County Missouri Pacific Railroad Minnie V. Bartholomew Miss Pool College Station

Marriage Announcement At Cameron Country Club

A bridge party at Cameron Country Club announced the forthcoming marriage of Miss Louise Denson to Eber on August 25. Attendees enjoyed pink lavender decor and a luncheon, with telegram news interrupting play. Guests included out of town friends and local families with Mrs. John Denson and Mr. E A Flinn noted among hosts and relatives.

Cameron Country Club Louise Denson T. J. Denson Clifton Jenness Miss Denson Mrs. Denson Louise Eber E. A. Flinn C. W. Bradbury Pauline Green Elizabeth Green Jimmie Jarrell Lily Kate Beckerman Helen Green Rosebud Bishop Jennie Lee Logan Fort Worth Hawkins John Denson

Treasury Secretary A W Mellon Announces May 31 1927 Note

Treasury Secretary A W Mellon in Washington announces a government financial directive dated May 31 1927. The notice indicates official action from the Treasury Department and signals forthcoming regulatory details.

Washington

Fritz Vogelsang Dies At Burlington Home

Fritz Vogelsang Jr a Milam County farmer and prominent citizen died July 27 1927 at his Burlington residence after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held July 29 conducted by Rev L J Power Cameron with burial at Burlington Cemetery. Coleman-Eplen handled arrangements.

Fritz Vogelsang Jr Milam County Burlington

Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin

A skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a fast acting germ destroying remedy for rough red itchy eruptions including fish pimples ringworm. It soothes irritation and improves quickly with continued use. obtain a small jar from a good druggist and use it like cold cream.

Birthday Party Honors Two Little Daughters

Mrs. Leo Wilkers hosted a July 27 birthday outing for her daughters Zora Clark eight and Leola two. Guests enjoyed a blue red and silver prize box blindfold games cake ice cream and gifts with nine young honorees receiving keepsakes and ribbons. Fort Worth guest Inez Miller attended.

Leo Wilkers Zora Clark Leola Leela Katharine Adelyn Lovick Maidie Watson Bess Mangum Alice Fannin Florence Frances Hobson Nell Lewis Viola Thomas Dana Kestenbaum Elizabeth Sprott Daisy V. Olson Wm. Balhorn Jr Tom Hobson Patsy Gene Head Waybourne Gunn Inez Slaughter Inez Miller Fort Worth

Classified ad offers sale of Hearne dry goods store

For sale at Hearne Texas is the complete stock of dry goods and groceries of the late G Hart. A well established business in a good location available at a reasonable price. See J B Lauterstein Hearne Texas.

Hearne Texas G. Hart J. B. Lauterstein

Notices on threshing, jobs, and sales in Texas

An August threshing notice invites cane seed processing at a home from August 1 to 6 inclusive. A large number of job openings with $1,000 to $1,200 salaries are advertised by Draughon’s College across Dallas Abilene or Wichita Falls with a Summer Scholarship offer and catalog. A Buckholts Texas notice states weekly threshing of cane seed in July August September by A R Walschak. Also offered are used refrigerators at half price by Joe Lindsey. A Bay mare for loss near Calvert, Texas is posted with sheriff contact for recovery.

United States Treasury Federal Reserve Bank Draughon’s College Dallas Abilene Wichita Falls Texas

11 Piece Negro Orchestra to Play at Wayside Inn

Kene Kennedy and his 11 piece Oleander orchestra from Galveston will perform at Wayside Inn Friday night. The group is described as one of the best negro orchestras in the South. They are on a return trip to Galveston from Dallas where they have played in a leading hotel.

Kene Kennedy Oleander Orchestra Galveston Wayside Inn South Dallas

Cameron Texas meat inspection ordinance of 1927

City ordinance controls slaughter and sale of meat in Cameron Texas with inspection rules fees and penalties. It requires tagging inspected carcasses and condemning diseased meat, sets a 25 cent per head fee, and declares an emergency taking effect after publication. Passed June 23 1927 with secretary J C Joseph attesting.

City of Cameron J. C. Joseph Texas

Milam County Bar backs Judiciary Amendment proposal

The Milam County Bar urges adoption of the Judiciary Amendment to Texas Constitution. The measure adjusts the state court system by reforming the Supreme Court, Criminal Appeals, Civil Appeals limits, and allows temporary transfer of district judges to relieve congestion without adding judges. It aims to speed justice, with broad support from state leaders and the State Bar Association.

Supreme Court Commission of Appeals Supreme Court of the United States Court of Criminal Appeals Court of Criminal Civil Appeals Courts of Court of Civil Appeals Court of Supreme Court of State Bar Association Houston Texas

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Ben Franklin League LaFrance la France Prince Albert Tobacco C.N. Green Bros Missouri Pacific Prize Treasury A. W. Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Fritz Vogelsang F. P. Huebner A. R. Walschak Buckholts Joe Lindsey Call Sheriff Blaylock H. Patzke Calvert Pioneer Dalbey Beauty Berry Parma
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