Local and Personal News Roundup from Cameron
Local notes report multiple Cameron area residents and visitors, including Clyde and wife trip to San Antonio, Hefley and English travels, and relatives visiting from Houston, Temple, Rockdale, and Georgetown. Also mentions Miss Milady Schiller, Miss Harriett Henderson, and Lou Green’s appendectomy, with ads for Herbine and Rub-My-Tism and a local syrup offer.
Walter Martin Returns From Tyler After Brief Visit
Walter Martin comes back from Tyler where he spent two weeks. The meeting closed at Mays field after a week of splendid sermons. Miss Maxine Ogilvie of Fort We visits, left Tuesday for San Antonio then to California. Mrs. H. A. Harlow and son Howard of Abilene depart after seven weeks with cousin Mrs. T. O. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martin
Tyler
Maysfield
Maxine Ogilvie
Fort We
H. A. Harlow
Howard of
Abilene
T. O. Hamiltn
Visitors Return Home From Garland and California
From a visit to his daughter Mrs J C Tucker in Garland Miss Winnie Henderson returns from California and visits friends in Sherman Mr and Mrs Arthur Tabor and children go back to Austin after a pleasant week at the home of Mr and Mrs P O Adams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Miss Neppie
Mrs. L. L. White
Brownwood
Albert Robinette
John Cammer
Waco
Gus Kaeneaber
F. J. Clement
Nona
Austin
Rockdale
City
Arthur Tabor
Cameron
Hilton
Jay Howell
J. A. Howell
The
State University At
T. F. Hardy
Garland
Winnie Henderson
California
Sherman
P. O. Adams
Milam County to Vote on Bond Issuance for District
The Milam County election dated 1920 issues bonds for a district to pay principal at maturity. Eligible voters may vote yes or no with For the Bonds or Against the Bonds on their ballots. B F Stidham is presiding officer with two judges and two clerks to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Stidham
Commissioners Court
Notice of School Bond Election in Milam County Texas
Notice sets July 31 1920 as election date at Jones Prairie Store Colamon District 68 to decide issuing 800 in bonds 440 each for twenty years at 5 percent to build a wooden public school and to authorize annual property taxes to pay interest and a sinking fund in Milam County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Milam
Jones Prairie Store
Colamon
County Board of Trustees
Commissioners’ Court
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Clyde Franklin
San Antonio
Hubert Hefley
Colorado
Will English
Houston
Allen Hooks
Temple
Ben
Lottie Bigbee
Branch Lewis
Our City
Alex Beesley
Ted
Thorndale
Edwin Davis
Elm Ridge
Milady Schiller
Yarrellton
Pace-Marshall Drug “O
Opal
Miriam McCall
Rosebud
Annie Taylor
Jim Neiast
Bonnell
South Texas
New Cameron Drug Company
William R. Rogers
Kenneth
New Mexico
Marvin and
Mabel Hewitt
Georgetown
Joe Bass
Harriett Henderson
Marshall
Mr. T. F. Hardy
Mrs. M. S. Hewitt
Will Osborn
J. A. Jamison
Gulf
J. D. Martin of
Mayefield
Cameron Sunday
H. E. Garner
San Gabriel
Louise Green
Cameron Sanitarium
Reno Stinson
State University
Moulton Cobb
Stinson
Graham
Texas
J. H. Peed
Old Batte Farm
Judd Davis
Gladys
Jones Prairie
Elbert Martin
F. J. Beckerman
J. L. Denson
Dand Beckerman
Che
Texan
Lycoming Motor
Borg & Beck
Timken Bearings
Detroit Universal Joint
Ctexas Motor Car Association
Bad Worth, Texas
Rosedale
Dicklow
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Cardui
Jeter Lumber Co
Cameron, Texas
Mangum
Woody Cameron
Milam County Hardware CO